Root explains court plans for permanent international justice
Elihu Root addressed the New York Bar Association detailing the International committee's aims to create a permanent court of justice. He highlighted The Hague confer ence progress on defining justiciable international disputes and instituting lawful adjudication. He argued for strict legal proceedings, with nations submitting disputes to the court or council, and criticized Republican critics over the league of nations.
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New York
Elihu Root
Bar Association of the City ‘of
New ‘York
Interna_tional’ committee
Court of International Justice
Root
the Hague
Taft
Hague Triban
League of Nations
Assembly
Court of Arbitration
Council For Settlement
Degree of Tire Doctor School In Akron Doubles Capacity
Degree of Tire Doctor, a tire industry program in Akron, has expanded its school of tire repairs. The institution, which has averaged 35 graduates per month since last August, will double its capacity. Each graduate receives a diploma after completing lectures, textbooks, and practical repair work. Topics include tire construction details, repair stocks, fabrics, air bags, vulcanizing machines, and common sources of trouble, taught by a chief instructor and assistants with factory and retail experience.
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Conems
Akron
Aero Cameras and Lofty Photography in Boy Scouts Magazine
The article explains how standard cameras fail at high altitudes while aero cameras, often six feet long and requiring careful adjustments, perform better when photographed from aircraft. The apparatus is heavy and guided by hand at the aircraft edge, with image clarity improving as altitude increases.
New York shoe dealer uses odd price display to tempt customers
A New York shoe dealer employs a novel, "clever" advertising idea with a show window of shoes each priced 4 5 and 6. He hopes customers will inquire about the high price for a single shoe, a stunt that risks losing friends for its perverse humor. An unlikely tale of a snake with a tooth like spike is also noted, describing how the spike aids egg and shell interaction in digestion.
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New York
Ives
Dartmouth Tonight Senator Hitchcock Talks World Safety
Hanover New Hampshire October letter cites Article Ten T in a speech at Dartmouth College. Senator G N Hitchcock addresses safety guarantees and outlines policy aimed at global security.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Language of Resolutions Sparks Church Debate
The United Lutheran church biennial convention in Washington debated resolutions urging removal of wartime restrictions on missionary activities. The draft provoked heated discussion with no nation referenced. Dr L B Wolf called it a ticklish matter and said he could not speak freely.
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Washington
United Lutheran Church
L. B. Wolf
Baltimore
Body of John Reed Lies In State In Moscow
London reports the body of American writer John Reed will lie in state all week at the Labor Temple in Moscow. A guard of honor of 14 Red Army soldiers keeps vigil, with funeral set for October 24 beside the North Kremlin wall, timed to allow Moscow workers attendance during a holiday.
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London
John Reed
Mostow
Daily Herald
Red Army
Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Is It Pseudo-Science in Parental Age and Distinction
A critical discussion questions a University of Cincinnati professor and other scientists who generalize about heredity from selective facts. It notes examples among illustrious individuals and animal studies, arguing that age at birth is not a reliable predictor of future distinction. The piece highlights contradictions in drawing broad conclusions from partial data.
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University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Savant
Franklin
Lincoln
Newton
Inainnee
Napoleon
Study of Botulism Project In California
A fund raised by olive growers and the canning industry supports an intensive botulism study in California. Researchers at Staniford University Medical School and the George William Hooper Foundation, UC, with cooperation from the U S Health Service and California state board of health, will examine distribution of Clostridium botulinum in nature, how foods become infected, and methods to destroy the organism in raw materials. A trained staff is engaged and the work is expected to take at least two years.
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California
Staniford University Medical School
George William Hooper Foundation For Medical Research
University of California
United States Health Service
California State Board of Health
Impressing the Office Boy
A boss teaches the new hire that success comes from absolute dedication of time to business. The man insists never to look at the clock while at the office, except in the morning to start work, stressing focus over timekeeping. The dialogue shifts to a break in a Rome discussion about ancient Anguledy and Egyptian monuments and lingering investigations mentioned by Senator Sorghim.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Haree Racing Records in Year Book Highlights
The Year’s Book lists Haree racing credits including a 2:30 mile record in trotting and 2:25 mark for pacers. It notes 5,065 trot records and 20,870 pacers achieving faster times, reflecting overall speed milestones in the sport.
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Haree
Plane Aiaes' Record in Cheyenne Flight Duel
In Cheyenne Wyoming on October 22, a pilot named Pickup set a speed near 122 miles per hour during a aerial trial. The fragment mentions a record attempt with a distant reference to a craft or event but lacks full details.
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Aiakes
Cheyene
Wyo
Slang Phrases in Classic Works Compared to Don Quixote
Frank W. Hoyt notes in the New York Evening Post that Don Quixote and Motteaux’s English version offer a rich storehouse of modern US slang. He highlights phrases like “I had a mind to cabbage some of his cloth” and “die merely of the mulligrubs” as evidence of racy idioms carried into English from Spanish satire.
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Peter Anthony Motteaux
London
Donna Rod-riguez
Sancho
Barataria
Altisidora
Dulelhea
Thomas Urquhart
Rabelais
Frank W. Hoyt
New York Evening Post
Flying Fox Arrives as New Fruit Pest in South Australia
A correspondent from Port Wakefield reports farmers have killed several flying foxes seen as a fruit pest. The creature, described as about eight feet across the wings with fast flight, resembles a bat and is sometimes called the fruit bat. Previously found in other parts of Australia, the fox headed toward the river as crows followed.
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South Australia
Port Wakefield
Australia
Everlasting Memorial for Santa Monica Soldiers
A grand open air theater memorial is planned in Santa Monica California for local service men. The design follows a Greek theater with concentric seating a central orchestral area and a pillared stage on a carved megale stone floor. The wooded setting and level center promise a lasting civic tribute. Also an aden of Grove’s L B Q tablets is advertised as a preventive for colds.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Greece
Portland to reclaim aging battleship voyage ends?
Portland officials plan to repurpose the old battleship Portland as a historic exhibit and harbor landmark. The plan aims to honor veterans and boost tourism while preserving maritime heritage amid ongoing discussions on site location and funding.
Navy plan to use Oregon as training ship proposed
Special dispatches from Washington to Portland papers report a recommendation by the chief after recent conferencees of navy officials with Oregon adjutant general George White. Admiral Countix said he favored the plan. The Oregon now in commission is at Puget Sound navy yard Bremer ton Wa and would become a training ship if brought to Portland. William G Lightborn of Kimberly was summoned to Twin Falls yesterday afternoon for business matters.
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Washington, D. C
Portland
Navy Apartment Bureau
George White
Oregon
Countix
Navy “Department
Sayig
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Bremer
Ton
William G. Lightborn
Kimberly
Twin Falls
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