President Harding Delivers Princeton Address on Washington
President Harding spoke at Princeton commemorating the battle’s anniversary and urging Americans to reconsecrate themselves to the ideals Washington fought for. He called the real monument the institutions of liberty and representative government built from the Trenton Princeton campaign.
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Atlantic
Fragmentary Civil War Rhetoric Quoted in 19th Century Text
The excerpt presents a dated call for perseverance and national unity, praising past examples as a model for future conduct. It references a storied inspiration within the country and suggests ongoing reflection on historical resolve.
Trotzky in Control Rumors Sweep London
The Times correspondent cites a source claiming Lenin suffered a second stroke Monday night and that Leon Trotzky has effectively assumed leadership of the Soviet state. Professor Foerster calls Lenin's condition very serious as power shifts to the less moderate wing.
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Bonus measure poised to pass in senate amid veto risk
A senate canvass shows the McCumber bonus bill likely to pass with only about 4 votes in opposition. Opponents fear a presidential veto and a potential override, with 86 votes needed to defeat an override. No date set for action as tariff talks continue into next week.
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World Faces Big Wheat Shortage Across Markets
Washington reports a looming wheat shortage with stocks at multiyear lows. Argentina and Australia hold far less than last year, U S carryover thin, Canada relatively strong, and Europe’s demand rising. North America remains key for supplies as Russia exits exports and world consumption shifts.
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Prewar Normal Rice Acreage Amid Mixed Returns
Crude OCR reads of production and imports show a slow recovery after disruption. Reports indicate changes in rice acreage and vegetable yields while unemployment declines across several nations amid ongoing economic adjustments.
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Beth Greet Brimain
Italy
Rail strike probable as shopmen vote on pay cut
Executives of six railway shop crafts unions plan canvassing in Chicago on June 24 to back a threefold strike ballot sent to about 400 000 shopmen nationwide. The vote asks acceptance of a $60 000 000 pay cut set to take effect July 1 and could trigger a walkout if approved.
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Great thirst in America boosts British whisky trade
London reports Lord Pewar of Scotland whisky distillers says American prohibition creates strong demand for Scotch. He notes U S shortage drives British whisky industry to record prosperity as demand soars.
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Federal bill seeks comprehensive control of radio stations
A House bill proposed by Representative White aims to centralize airwave regulation under the President and the secretary of commerce. It would license sending stations, exclude aliens from licensing, and reserve nondefense wavelengths for public use, with about 20 station classes and strict interference rules.
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Radio licensing proposal limits monopoly on apparatus
The secretary of commerce plans a ten year radio license scheme with operator fees from 50 cents to 300 dollars. Amateurs are exempted and their wavelengths are set between 150 and 275 meters, while a potential monopoly over radio apparatus is contemplated in the judgment.
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Government Recovers Confidence Vote in Italian Chamber
Rome June 10 The Italian government won a confidence vote in the chamber of deputies on foreign policy. The tally stood 200 to 77 across the division, reaffirming officials in power.
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Let Advice Be Cindly Poem Reflection
A reflective piece cites Coleridge on advice as snow that settles softly. The writing likens how gentle, persistent guidance lodges in the mind and leaves a lasting impression.
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Socialists On Trial In Moscow Open Polarized Case
In Moscow on June 10, 34 members of the social revolutionary party faced trial amid tensions between moderates and Bolsheviks. European socialist leaders acted as defense, accusing the regime of betraying the revolution while planning assassinations. judges admitted lack of impartiality but vowed to hear the facts as guards surrounded the building.
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Railroad Strike Questioned by Chicago Great Western President
Chicago June 10 Samel M Felton president of the Chicago Great Western railroad said there is absolutely no justification for a strike by railroad employees He argued wage reductions would not hardship workers and that the real issue is rates and wages versus adequate transportation facilities as business recovers and traffic rises.
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Slain linked by handcuffs near Nuevo Laredo
Bodies of Gen. Lucio Blanes and Col. Aurelius Martinez exiles from Laredo were found in the Rio Grande at Nuevo Laredo. Both were handcuffed, Blanes shot through the heart and Martinez through the head. Earlier the body of Major Garcia from the garrison was recovered. a key in his pocket unlocked the handcuffs.
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Grewsome Sand Dunes Find Near Ches terton
A burned unidentified man was found in the sand dunes eight miles from Chester ton, his clothing burned and features charred beyond recognition. The body lay in ashes from a fire that had burned days earlier, discovered by a camper wandering for wood two and a half miles from the nearest habitation.
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Big Swindle Charged In Fox River Valley Case
John Brazowski is charged with swindling foreign born residents of the Fox river valley out of between $50 and $100,000. He was arrested in Waukegan and brought to Elgin where warrants were sworn by more than 100 alleged victims, many Lithuanians, in a confessed scheme.
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