Washington Toasts at London Luncheon on Washington Birthday
Three hundred guests at a London luncheon honor George Washington as a hero of the British race and a symbol of justice freedom and peace. Viscount Bryce and Lord Burnham urge shared ideals as Britain and America mark the Mayflower tercentennial with plans for celebrations across the Atlantic. American Ambassador John W Davis and Lord Reading stress friendship and mutual dedications to Washington's ideals.
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Associated Press
London
George Washington
Washington
Viscount Bryce
United States
America
Holland
England
Lord Burnham
Sulgrave Manor
John W. Davis
Teachers Union Discussion At National Education Meet
The Associated Press reports that participation of teachers in school management and union affiliations with the American Federation of Labor were discussed at tonight’s session of the National Council of Education held with the National Education Association convention in Cleveland. About eight thousand delegates attended the event.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
American Federation of Labors
National Council of Education
National Education Association
Camels Seek To Obey All Laws declares shiek
Milwaukee February 23 The Order of Camels organized to combat national prohibition stands for enforcement of all laws and will seek by a program of education through its lodges and magazines an appeal of the measure grand sheik M Kotecki said today.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Rppeal
Tours
M. Kotecki
Camels See Prohibition Protests in Michigan Region
A Camels spokesman argues that prohibition laws infringe personal liberty and views the unrest in upper Michigan as the first in a series of protests. The remark frames the dispute as a broader liberty issue amid local trouble in Iron County.
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Iron County
Mich
Upper Michigan
Want Invoking of 12th Wilsonian Peace Team
London February 23 Moslem delegation en route to Venice seeks to invoke Wilsons twelfth point on secure sovereignty of Turkish portions of the Ottoman empire They urge no final decision on Turkeys future until the Mussulman standpoint supporting an intact Ottoman empire is heard
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London
Venice
Wilson
Ottoman Empire
Turkey
Mussulman
Democrats in Senate Plan Revolt
Senators press for acceptance of the Republican reservations to dissociate Senate Democrats from endorsing the Jackson day declaration for a solemn referendum. The move aims to distance the Democrats from any appearance of backing the proposal.
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Senate
Marshall Attacks Class Intolerance in New Haven Speech
Vice President Marshall warns associations and individuals seeking government aid against claiming privileges that would cause grievous breaches. He defines paranoia as a fixed belief the victim is right and others are enemies, linking shell shock to paranoia and asking where traditional citizens who can disagree patriotically have gone.
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New Haven Conn
Marshall
Chamber of Commerce
Mgr. Marshall
Europe
Atlantic
America
Famous Tree Falls in Gethsemane Garden
During a heavy snowstorm in Jerusalem on February 23 the famed El Buti yi tree in the Garden of Gethsemane was blown down. Legend held it would fall when the Turkish empire fell. The event impressed locals as the tree toppled under the weight of the storm.
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Jerusalem
el Butiyi
Garden
Gethsemane
Moonshine Operation Busted In Okmulgee County Stills Seized
Six one stills and eight alleged moonshiners were seized in Okmulgee County during the past week. Deputy internal revenue collectors announced today. Authorities confiscated much officinal whisky and about 2000 gallons of sour mash.
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Okmulgee
Onla
Internal Revenue
Denies Wholesale Waste in Nitrates at Muscle Shoals Plant
Washington February 28 officials for Air Nitrates Corporation builders of the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant testified before the house war expenditures committee denying waste and graft. J I Andrews said cost overruns stemmed from higher labor and material costs raising the project from an estimated 30 million to over 61 million with continued deficits after government payments and tax effects. He blamed hurry up orders and inefficiencies on labor but insisted no reckless waste occurred and that the firm sought to expedite construction without adding unnecessary government taxes. Other officers denied brutality and questioned high charges for portrait and accounting work and noted lower actual costs for community programs than previously claimed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Air, Nitrates Corporation
House War Expenditures Committee
J. I. Andrews
Sheffield
American, Cyanamid Company
Andrews
Dental Milestones Mentioned in Historical Tooth Guide
The text cites eruption timelines for permanent teeth including molars at 10 to 14 months, four molars on both jaws, cuspid eye and stomach teeth at about two years, and front teeth by eight years. It references four first molars, bicuspids, and mixed early-to-late eruption markers, reflecting early dental development notes.
Passports To Enter Mexico Good For Three Months
The Associated Press reports from San Antonio that starting March 1 American passport holders entering Mexico will receive three month validity. They may travel into and out of Mexico without showing passports at each entry, announced by Mexican consul Gonzales G. de la Mata.
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San Antonio
Tex
Beb
Mexico
Gonzales G. de la Mata
Conan
Government weighs gold equivalent customs payments in Paris
Paris reports the government is considering mandating customs duties to be paid in the gold equivalent to boost revenue. A trade journal in the city today notes the policy would affect the vast money in circulation, about tenfold, shaping how duties are collected and valued.
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Paris
RS Plo' Cone DITCH DIGGER the fixing of a relation
The text discusses a proposed adjustment of gold to currency ratio possibly set by the newspaper to two to one, noting that such a change would double duties. It references the impact on duties and a referenced relation between gold and currency.
German Bar to aid war crime defendants at Leipzig
Berlin Pep 23 The German Bar association will set up a bureau at Leipzig with lawyers to assist without charge persons accused of war crimes who are brought up for trial.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Pep
German Bar Association
Bureauat
Leipsig
Remarked Jamaica Visit Ends With Admiral Luncheon
A torpedo boat destroyer squadron officers and men enjoyed an entertainment sequence in Kingston Jamaica with Rear Admiral Plunkett hosting a luncheon on his flagship Rochester for the governor and town leaders.
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Associated Press
Kingston
Jamaica
Plunkett
Rochester
Weimar Dispatch Describes Uncertain War Situation
A terse Weimar report notes catastrophe costs rising and government actions uncertain as papers describe the national crisis and calls to mobilize amid unclear leadership and mounting tension.
Rent account suit filed to recover thirty dollars
Suit filed in the prohite co yesterday by Stromy agat Georgette to recover 30 dollars alleged due on a rent account.
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Stromy Agat Georgette
Highest cash price paid for poultry in Twin Falls market
Independent Market in Twin Falls posts the top cash price for poultry on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday sales days. The figures reflect live market levels and are used by buyers and sellers to gauge current wholesale values.
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Twin Falls
Tu, Th. Sat
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