Debates Over US Army Action Under League Covenant
Speech excerpts debate deploying American forces abroad under the League of Nations. Discussion covers authority, potential troop levels, and the risk of opposing forces in Asia while asserting U S duty to protect and govern allied mandates in the region.
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Reed
Résent
Militars Authority
Pratts
Tadrchin
Garkel
Tirhiy
Navy
Revellion
Red Cross
Asia
St.2
League of Natioos
Premmning
League of Nations
League Great
Syria
American Navy Alone Can Save the Seas to Freedom
Washington reports Representative Britton argues for a strong navy as the sole path to freedom of the seas. He contends Britain cannot outpace the United States in naval power and cautions against costly battleships while asserting American leadership on the world's oceans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republi
Britton
Ilinois
Great
Britain
England
Indiana
Great Britain
Rostam
America
Stated Restrictions Spur Practical Debate in City Council
City council weighs feasible policies amid constraints and public demand. Officials debate implementation timelines and budget impacts as residents press for clearer guidance and faster action.
Federal tax drive to collect luxury and related levies
The Bureau of Internal Revenue announces a nationwide five month campaign led by 2 000 Special Revenue Officers to pursue delinquent sales luxury and related taxes. Dealers may face severe penalties including fines or imprisonment for willful evasion.
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Winiarler
Cies
Dealh
Bureau of Internal
William A. Willams
Work of Investigation
VW. Special Revenue Officers
Uni
Ihi
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Meins
Civis
Bureau
Zionist Social Platform Outlines Principles
American Zionists in London advocate three core goals public land ownership cooperative commonwealth and equal rights for all as guiding social principles for a Jewish Homeland Organization of America The Pittsburgh platform's ideas are set as the basis for Palestine policy while delegates prepare for the World Zionist conference beginning July 4 in London
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Associated Press
London
Cooperative Commonwealth
Equal Rights
American Zionists Desire Incorporated
Jewish Homeland Organization of America
deHars
United States Supreme Court
Louis D. Brandeis
Zionist Organization of America
Julian W. Mack
Nathan Straus
Mary Fels
Felix Frankfurter
Pittsburg
Palestine
Israel
Europe
South America
Pittsburgh
America
Asherien
Convention highlights and crowd expected at state meeting
Unclear notes describe delegates and nominations at the National Convention. Mentions Hayes and Breafde with references to Monday events and a protocol for adoption of motions.
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Epsiby
J P Hésston
Max’s. “Hayes
Rman Spf
Orcas
Women’s Bureau Study Prompts Funding Debate
Senator Enyon defends a labor bill to establish a permanent Women’s Bureau aimed at raising wages and improving conditions for wage earning women. Proponents cite studies on industrial safety, eight-hour days, and night work for women, noting modest $40,000 appropriations to aid thousands of workers nationwide.
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Enyon
Nirman
Labor Committée
Countmen’s Vetera League
Countmen’s Vetera League, Remerdous
Polnration
Thali
Whlch
Yureau
Philadelhia
Cormitment Service
Bridgeport
Rin
Hkeinéa
Captain Luder Returns Glasses From War Era
Captain Earl Luder returns field glasses to a local owner and honors a German prisoner gift. The items include Uncle Sam marked glasses and a soldier’s souvenir presented to Mr Cox. Locals reported both officers later recovered the pieces and observers noted lingering loss due to misplacement.
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Earl Luder
Luder
Sam
Cox
Leaders named as Republicans form national executive panel
The Republican national committee announced a 21 member executive committee led by Will Hays with Mrs Harriet Upton as vice chair and Harry M. Daugherty among others. It includes seven women and names several state and district officials. Harding praised the unity and pledged to rally Republicans to the party platform.
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Awabhington
National ‘Republican
Hays
Harding
Coolidge
Haya
National Committee
Alice Paul
National Woman‘s Party
Harry M. Daugherty
Harriett Taylor Upton
Ohio
Will Hays
Dicin T. Adams
Iren Lowa
Clarence B. iMiNer
Minnesota
Fred W. Uphais Otinois
Katherin Philips Edson
Califoria
Manley
Fosseen
Jale L. Mamon
Oklahom
John W. Hart
Idahoc
Av. Ty Hert
Miaitional
Kentucky
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Howel
Ney
Obraska
Jeanette A. Hyde
Arthur L. Livermore
Boise Penrose
Natioga Euimmills Teyman
Pennsylvania
Uorlaney Roosevelt Stubinson
Christine Bradley South
John W. Weeks
Massaaschusetts
Aim
Ralph F. Williams
Oregon
South
Cradley
Alan Waa
Chicago
Haysenvh
Nuumber
Daugherty
Repubblicans
Edson
Senator Johnson
California
Forson
Minnesota Republican Organization of Women
Robinson
Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Hyde
Utah
Elvermore
Olicera
Naplonil
Eoarfilites
Emiind
Hareing
Capitol
Senate
Etspha
Faye Oy
Neglect Renders Twenty Five Thousand Blind in Spain
Count de Infin El Rose reports Spain loses about 2 000 sightless yearly to gonorrhea measles scarlet fever meningitis and the after effects of sexual an dactica The blind receive poor care at antiquated institutions with insufficient training and scarce opportunity to become self reliant Authorities ignore international best practices and the benefits seen in the United States and England.
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Madrid
Spain
Count de
Fenn
el Rose
Miiny Canes
Tadntry
United States
England
Jewels of Gaby Deslys Exhibit for Charity Sale
The jewels dating from Gaby Deslys, famed dancer and actress, were placed on exhibition today in Marseille as a preliminary step toward sale. The proceeds are planned for charitable aid to the poor.
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Gaby Desuys
Associated Press
PACS
Gaby Deslys
Marseilles
Madem Deslya
Kulger and H mily in Buenos Aires Residency Note
A fragment notes Kulger of the American Revolution and H mily has resided in Buenos Aires for about ten years.
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Kulger
H Mily
Buenos Aires
Paraguay tightens liquor laws with registration in saloons
ASUNCION June 23 The new measure classifies confirmed drunks as those with three or more drunkenness incidents within a year and requires their photographs to be posted in saloons and police stations. It bans liquor sales near theaters moving picture houses race tracks and other public gathering spots and near workplaces. The president may issue a decree setting alcoholic content standards and public health limits. Anti alcohol propaganda in public schools is provided for.
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Associated Press
Asuncion
Fersons
Paraguay
Argentine aviator denied permission for trans ocean flight
Buenos Aires reports the Ministry of War refused Captain Angel Zuleaga permission to fly from Lisbon via St. Vincent to Pernambuco Brazil. It cites disproportionate expenses and use of a hydroplane, noting Alcock’s earlier flight as proof of feasibility but deeming costs of at least 4,400,400 to maintain two transport chains too high for protection.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Ministry of War
Angel Zuleaga
Lisbon
St. Vincent
Persambucu
Brazil
Alcock
Airmin
Zalanga
Keepsake Purse Sought by Mrs Redarmel
Mrs Firman Redarmel advertises for the return of a small brown Morrocco pocketbook she values as a keepsake. The item holds little intrinsic value but is treasured for its personal significance.
Wisconsin AntiProfiteering League Hails Farmers Union
The Agsockitud Press reports Wisconsin leaders announce a new farmers alliance called the AntiProfiteering League. Chairman F J McGowan says the group seeks laws to aid farmers, unify cooperatives, and support a state political ticket. He cites organizing efforts across Milwaukee and Chicago areas and emphasizes consumer issues and economic relief for farming communities.
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Agsockitud Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Provideersssumers
Pobiges
Shorsox
Daviess County School Notes Acknowledges Year’s Progress
In a year-end summary by James E. Gilley, the Daviess County educational officials praise teachers, trustees, and patrons for school improvements during 2019-20. Attendance rose by three percent in elementary schools, with a noted thirteen percent gain over two years.
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Jameen E. Gilley
Tingiess County
Roemuly
Realworth
Guy
Professor Studies Lightning Velocity At Indiana University
A Bloomington physics team led by Dr. Arthur L. Foley plans a photographic study of thunder flashes and lightning velocity. The U S Government provides apparatus similar to that used on the French front to measure the speed and nature of electrical discharges and related optical phenomena.
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Associated. Prdpy
Bloomington
Ind
Arthur L. Foley
Department of Physics
In University
United States
Thearns
Foley
Aew
Prof
John 'B.ber
Night work halted by Omaha apartment tenants
Residents of 818 Morri s apartments in Omaha clash with contractors over permissible hours. Tenants seek quiet and obtain restraining order to limit work to 9 PM to 7 AM, arguing disruptions from factory and blacksmith shop operations adjacent to dwellings. Authorities and parties fail to reach full agreement, with contractors agreeing not to run machinery outside agreed hours.
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Omaha
Neb
Nate
EL Bethorant Morris
Bettelig
Cornell
American-Legion Post
Organized TN Arces
Daviess County School Attendance Records and Improvements
Daviess County reports overall pupil attendance with 537 pupils listed as present or absent for the term. Highest attendance goes to a rural school. Alfordsville High School leads with 99.47 percent. The county cites harmony among educators and outlines needed improvements in term length, consolidation, and attendance to boost future results.
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Ita
Daviess County
Deiucingack
Putney
Stade F
Dut Smith
Van
Suren
Irene Johnygon
Kilmyre
Porter A. Byers
Kkeeve
Huyces Schouk
Ford Ter
Keege “Township
AL Oo
Reubelt
Lester N. Abel
Swickardy Witchers
Schvoal
Leeve
Alfordsville High School
Pep Cpnt
Sucugas
Indiana
Duviess
Diana
Lundness
Abgh
Sevrina
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