World court entry terms and Senate battles roil U S policy
Edward W Pickard reviews U S adherence to the World Court, Stimson’s push for amended ratification, and the Senate fights over the advisory opinions. He notes opposition fears, potential withdrawal rights, and the political clash over judges and foreign policy priorities. The piece also covers political theatre around Grundy’s Senate seat and regional tensions in Europe.
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Edward W. Pickard
Hoover
Liitson
Affalres
Berne
Switzerland
Jay Terrepe
Moffat
Americas
Albania
Abyssinia
Fith Canla
St Pouver
Senate
Stimson
United States
World Court
Great Britain
League of Nations
Utah and Intermountain Farm Notes Report Across Counties
Regional notes from Salt Lake and surrounding counties cover coal quality in Utah, alfalfa seed prices, fire destruction at Santaquin mills, highway and road commission plans in Rich County, budget trims in Ogden, sheep and turkey movements in Eureka, Sanpete, and San Juan, potato production in Carbon County, Cedar Canyon road funding, stocking of Provo’s Willah Lake, cattle market trends in Tremonton, and Utah Poultry Producers' association shipping volumes and prices.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Cedar City
Weber County
Utah Taxpayers’ Association
Eureka
White Pine
Nya
Kamerakia
Monticello
San Juan
Blanding
Bluff
Lockerby
la Sal
Utah Poultry Growers Cooperative Association
Thompson
Spanish Fork
Fred Dart
Strawberry Tunnel
Kenneth Borg
Water Users’ Association
Manti K. Jensen
Mant
Utah Poultry Producers Co-operative Associate
Sanpete
Sanpete County
Carbon County
O P Madsen
Gore
Iowa
Colorado
Texas
Cedar Canyon
Iron County Board of Commissioners G
Forest Service
State Road Commission
Provo
Wulah
Isaak W Lion
Fred J Foster
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Foster
Wyoming
Bear River
Rich County
Offera
Appointment of RI R Grundy as U S Senator for Pennsylvania
A letter or article notes the appointment of RI R Grundy as United States senator from Pennsylvania to fill the vacancy. The term expires December 1900 with Grundy expected to seek reelection in November next year.
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RI R. Grundy
United States
Pennsylvania
Wiliam
Gor . Eisher
Gruney
Sir Vare
G ¢ Girord Pinchot
Sfeltuo Organization
Iun Iy
West
Groundstun
House approves Mellon Beren debt settlement with France
The House votes 239 to 100 to approve the Mellon Beren agreement for settling France's debt. Indications suggest the Senate will follow with a similar majority, enabling the treaty to take effect once ratified by the French Chamber of Deputies on July 25.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Disordered Island Declares For American Help In Caribbean Clash
Clashes between marines and natives leave ten Halthung dead and thirty wounded near Aur Cayeq. President Borro faces unrest as Gen John Ho considers the crisis serious and seeks more marines. President Houser asks Congress to authorize a commission to investigate chaotic conditions. Democrats fault the president for the turmoil and oppose the plan.
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Aur Cayeq
Borro
John Ho
Gorno
Stusge
Houser
Island Republic
Congress
Tulta
Tult
Prisoners’ Escape Bid at Auburn Prison Ends in Bloodshed
In a second five month escape attempt at Auburn Prison, convicts seized Warden Jennings and seven guards, freed other inmates, and demanded exit. Troopers used gas as gunfire began, killing three convicts. The warden was rescued, others were wounded, and five more inmates died in the fighting. Officials reported a fatal wounding of A Darnfurd by the inmates.
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New York State
Auburn
Edgar S Jennings
hReegee
Hurley Named War Secretary and Castle as Ambassador
Patrick J Hurley of Oklahoma is promoted to head the War Department succeeding the late secretary. William A Castle is named special ambassador to Japan for the London naval arms conference period and will resume state duties after the talks. Meanwhile Chinese Nationalist forces claim a major victory over the Ironsides division near Canton with heavy casualties and rebels clash with forces near Nanking.
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Patrick Jay Flurney
Oklahoma
Patrick J Hurley
Hoover
Hurley
Calinet
William A. Castle
Japan
London
White House
Castle
Tokyo
RTOS
Canton
Ironsides
Chang Fakwela
Kwangs
West River
Isnun
Apahwet
Nanking
Dinral Rondouriotis resigns as Grecian republic president
Dinral Rondouriotis resigns due to advanced age and ill health. At seventy four, he led the Greek fleet in the Balkan War of 1912 13 and served as regent after King Alexander's death in 1920 and after King George II's departure in 1923. Senate president Zalmile assumes duties pending election.
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Dinral Rondouriotis
Grecian
Republic
Berguse
Alexander
George 11
WES Ob
Zalmile
Senate
Western Nowspaper Lolon
Fragmentary verse drifts over a tranquil dell
A distant bell and tinkling note drift through a peaceful dell as contrasting worlds appear. The text reflects on joy and longing for carefree hearts both young and old in a lyrical meditation.
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Urawayad Arkaises
Fuvestlaleg Daomimittre
Oataki
Phineelf
Grundy
Fisher
Pennsaslvania
Nye
North Dakota
Kisher
Norma Wheeler Larkley
Ittman
Fesere
Bnt
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Werieic Gtorma
Atlantic
Fagland
Thames
Somerset
Mid and
FIAT
America
New York City
Corna Girls
Harlem River
Jon C. Fiyne
Fate Kila Company
Leary Laity
Federal Farm Board
Michigan
Wisconsin
Co-Operative Organizationa
Utah Poultry Producers’ Association
Cyde C. Edmunds
Assocl
Ezstirs
Atiend
Bethlehem
Mary
China
Loman
Boston
Christmas Niott
Christ
Caniles
Bing Ligbta
Aig
Newantget Taten
Kenejeld
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Dark Supersticion
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