Printers Strike in Manila amid Philippine Independence Row
Native Filipino printers walk out from American newspapers in Manila amid a heated feud over coverage of Philippine independence. The strike, tied to political tensions and alleged influence by Manuel Quezon, led to a four page daily run by soldiers while strikers joined the local government printing service.
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Manila Daily Bulletin
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Congressional Party
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Senate
Islands
Government Bureau of Printing
Francis Burton Harrison
New York
Juan de la Cruz
Twin Falls Lawyer Seeks Third Term After Service
Born in Illinois 1890, graduate Wesleyan 1915, admitted to Illinois bar 1915 and Idaho Supreme Court 1916, resident attorney of Twin Falls since 1916, American Legion member. He has never held public office in Twin Falls County. opponent seeks third term but would not pursue a third consecutive one. If elected, he pledges to enforce all laws fairly and impartially. Signed Guy L. Kinnty.
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Reckless air stunts of Locklear cited as aid to aviation
Chicago officials say the dangerous aerial feats by Omer Locklear, which led to his death in California, were not in vain. They claim his stunts will drive advances in commercial aviation including in flight mail transfers and long journeys without landing.
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Omer Locklear
California
Locklear
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Airplane midair refueling and mail transfer dream cited
Historical notes describe a future where giant planes meet smaller craft in the air to swap mail fuel and baggage by ropes and hooks. Officials say tests are underway and a carrier may implement midair handoffs soon, aiming for nonstop coast to coast flight. The piece mentions pilots changing planes midair and fuel transfers to extend range.
Campaign With Ukulele In Honolulu Stirs Voters
In Honolulu Hawaii campaigners use music to soothe audiences as Democratic candidate Neil R Slattery performs on ukulele and sings to counteract monotony of partisan speeches during the territorial house race.
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Indians demand union wages to play in movies
Great Falls Montana report says Blackfoot Indians refused to act as supers for less than standard pay. A California film outfit moved to Crow country in eastern Montana seeking cheaper Indigenous performers. About sixty principals and a trainload of gear arrived at Browning with riders from Great Falls Fort Benton and others.
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California Picture Company
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California
Great Pola. Hayre
Fort Benton
Reed reviews stewardship at Kansas City meeting
United States Senator James A. Reed of Missouri spoke at Convention Hall in a personally conducted meeting. He said no treaty can breathe life without the U.S. Senate and criticized Democratic and Republican presidential candidates for ambiguous views on the League of Nations and international affairs. He warned that an internationalist senate would threaten American interests.
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James A. Reed
Missouri
Convention Hall
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League of Nations
Woodrow
Wilson
Association of Nations
Blihu
Root
America
Johnson Denies Endorsement of New League of Nations
Perth Amboy N J Oct 24 Senator Hiram Johnson said his claim in a prior speech that he favored an international forum was misinterpreted as support for a new league of nations He asserted he is taking no stand on any new league and emphasized detesting war while preferring an open forum to debate world problems yet cautious about any binding alliance.
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Perth Amboy
Get
League of Nations
Hiran’ Johnson
Johnson
Harding
Mexico Eyes League Admission But Delays Due to Conditions
London reports that Mexico may seek admission to the League of Nations once a majority powers recognize the present Mexican government. No embassy observers will attend Geneva proceedings until formal requests are made. Mexico owes debts to the U S England and France and oil disputes cloud its standing. Costa Rica has filed for admission, pledging friendly relations and faithful observance of international obligations.
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Milton Bronnor
London
Mexico
League of Nations
Geneva
Nimex
Costa Rica
San Domingo
Wilson
Tinocgo
San Domingo Beause
U. S
League
Permanent Armament Commission
Brussals
America
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France
United States
Washington apples shipped directly to Europe by steamer
The Dutch steamer Eemdijk carried Tacoma apples on a direct Puget Sound voyage to Europe. The cargo totaled 22,000 boxes of apples, marking the first such shipment from Washington by this route.
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Puget Sound
Europe
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