National Crime Commission Pushes States to Form Crime Agencies
Washington action by the National Crime Commission urges states to organize crime commissions and enlist federal state governors and civic groups. Remington Arms pledges to back a uniform pistol law. New York officials tout faster trials and dockets cleaned to deter crime.
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Coolidge
National Crime Commission
Washington
United States
Organization of
Crime Commissions
Remington Arms Company
Frank
Lowden
Ilinois
Banton
New York
New York County
Richard Washburn Child
Newton D. Baker
Herbert 8. Hadley
Richard Derby
Roosevelt
James A. Crain
Trubee F. Davison
Charles FE. Hughes
Carrie Chapman Catt
Charles 8. Deneen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles S. Whitman
Winant
New Hampshire
Marcus Kavanagh
Henry Barrett Chamberlin
Chicago
Arance Offers Long Term Debt Funding Agreement
Arance made a new offer for funding her debt to the United States on Thursday. The deal pleased the American debt commission and President Coolidge and was signed by Secretary Mellon and Ambassador Berenger. The plan spans sixty two years for a total of 6.847 billion dollars with 80 million annual payments in early years and rising to 125 million later, averaging just over 1 percent interest.
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Arance
United States
American Debt Commission
Coolidge
Mellon
Berenger
Senate endorses debt funding cuts tied to European debts
Senate ratified EBT funding with Belgium Latvia Romania Estonia and Czechoslovakia and the President signed the Italian debt funding bill. London reports bankers proposing a vast plan to settle German reparations and war debt by issuing German railroads bonds worth about 3.75 billion dollars and using tax free bonds to pay Allied reparations to the United States.
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EBT
Belgium
Latvia
Rumania
Esthenia
Czechoslovakia
Senate
London
United States
Germany and Russia Sign Amity and Neutrality Treaty
The two nations sign a treaty pledging mutual military and economic neutrality if a third power declares war for unprovoked aggression. Germany commits to join League of Nations action against Russia only if its League representative finds no proper grounds for Germany’s participation.
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Ermany
Russia
Germany
League of Nations
League
Self coronation crowns Iza Khan Shah Pahlavi of Persia
Iza Khan, a former private soldier, crowned himself Shah Pahlavi amid lavish scenes. Observers say his aristocratic background and strong education position him to modernize Persia and govern well.
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Iza Khan
Shah Pehlevi
Persia
Picture Transmission Through Wires Reaches Commercial Edge
Chicago May 3 The long road to wire and radio photography ends near commercial use after eighty four years of development dating back to 1842 when Alexander Bain proposed sending pictures by wire Richard H Ranger of RCA notes that progress hinges on accurate instruments and synchronized transmittal systems The latest feat cited is a London to New York photo check transmission with negotiable value confirmed at the receiving end.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Alexander Bain
Richard H. Ranger
Radio Corporation of America
Proceedings
The
Institute of Radio Engineers
Ranger
Bain
Ranier
Rankin
London
New York
Wellman News Mixes Politics Weather and Local Notes
The Wellman column notes J. Handley seeking State Representative as a solid Republican and praises his record. It mentions warm spring day reaching 20 in the shade, garden hopes with rain, and farmers delaying pasture turnout. Several residents visit, travel, or fall ill, while property rentals and cattle shipments are recorded along with school and community events.
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Wellman
J. BB. Standley
Handley
Henry Durian
Chicago
Fred Reid
Art Anderson
Hugh McCleery
Washington
Womans Federation of County Clubs
Kartley Bell, Jr
Fred Schroder
John Desing
Desing
Margaret Jones
Wade
Ralph Suevely
W. A. Anderson
Mees
Edith Buck
Oxford
Miss Buck
John Spear
Toledo
Iowa
A. J. Spears
Cora Fisher
Iowa City
Ella Andrews
Merton
Jack Kelley
Mia
Fred Schroder Bardley Bell, Jr
Russel Darnell
Marengo
J. K. Yoderhom
Vera Author
Irvin Weidline
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Austin
Leader Store
Warrel
Donald Durian
Chas ‘Steinger
Keith Adams
Shaping Babyhood New Study Of Child Educators
Educators study children as young as twenty months to shape early education. The International Kindergarten Union meeting in Kansas City May 3 to 7 will discuss pre kindergarten schools in New York Detroit and Kansas City and the concept of reading readiness. Researchers warn against premature promotion from kindergarten to primary work to avoid long term discouragement.
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Kansas City
United States
International Kindergarten Union
New York
Detroit
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Volstead
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Locarno
Lithuania
Poland
Danzig
Memel
Tripartite Alliance
North Sea
Pacific
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Florida
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New Mexico
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A. Gilbert
Boston
David Houston
Allyn Young
Harvard
Alberto de Stefani
Sugimura
Rodrigo Octavio
Brazil
Fernando G. Roa
Mexico
Mexico-American Special Claims Commission
Santa Ysabel
Villa
F E. B. Perry
Perry
Chicago, Milwaukee
James Waterman Wise
Rabbi Wise
Tripoli
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Des Moines
T. D. Adams
Adams
Mr. Adams
Marrow
Tardley, Bell, Jr
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Jesen
Sam Huntsberger
B. B. Knotts
East- Leese
Westinghouse
Southern Utilities Co
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