Mutual Gains Seen in Franco German Entente Efforts
The essay discusses the upcoming Franco German accord and U S cautious stance on entanglement. It notes Britain and France backing the plan and Germany's perceived good faith while warning against assuming Europe will reconcile. It highlights American restraint and potential political consequences at home.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Europe
Coolidge
Henry Ford Dreaming of Presidential Run Ambiguity
The Ford for President movement shows hesitancy and doubt as Henry Ford remains coy on running. He refuses to confirm, or deny, a bid and signals he would not follow party campaigns or external platforms. The article portrays Ford as uninterested in campaign commitments, intent on ruling as his own boss.
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Ford
Detroit
Americans Bet on Votes, Not Flivvers in Presidential Choice
The remark cites Americans buying flivvers as a poor model for presidential elections, arguing that people should not gamble on the outcome of choosing a President. It frames voting as a serious, informed process rather than casual risk taking.
More Judges Needed to Ease Court Congestion
Judge McMahon calls on attorneys to cooperate with police courts to reduce delays, while Judge Schuldt urges greater court personnel. He notes congestion stems from rising population and delays hinder law enforcement. Bench and bar cooperation helps but more judges are essential to address conditions effectively.
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McMahon
Advisory committee urges military aviation for national defense
The advisory committee on aeronautics asks Congress to prioritize military aviation to stay competitive with other nations. It argues national defense requires development, while commercial aviation can grow alongside. Minimal outlay is needed for scientific research and experimentation to place America at the forefront with efficient, cost effective air fleets.
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Visory
Congress
America
Farm Prosperity Report Signals Strong Agricultural Gains
The Department of Agriculture annual report shows higher prices for most major crops and an estimated farm income rise of about 1.25 billion dollars compared with the prior year. It notes significant drops in production costs and in prices farmers pay for inputs, challenging claims that agriculture is in a low mood.
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Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Daring Woman Aviatrix Defies Risk in Public Life
An aviatrix asserts there is no limit to a woman's daring and cites her own bold acts. She points to public steps such as marching to weddings and taking fashion risks as proof, while noting that men may claim shared daring but falter under pressure.
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Mendelssohn
Russia Faces Ruination and Wireless Politics Debate
The piece argues Russia must be freed from ruin with public bene factor support for wireless politics. It notes the budget leaves Congress to decide if government receipts will be fair. Timmy Reynolds is praised for his soft moccasins and strong alibis among arriving pilgrims in Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Timmy Reynolds
Book notes and a Dixie memory from the Civil War diary
A reviewer discusses several new books on history archaeology and fiction, praising The Rhine diary as of interest to students. It also covers Life of the Ancient Host, Friar in Fiction, and Angles on China, noting essays and entertainments. A letter from Marcus B. Toney in Nashville argues against a WWI bonus.
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James Baikie
MacMillan Company
New York
Babylonia
Mesopotamia
Greece
Troy
Egypt
Joseph Spencer Kennard
Brentano's
China
Elsie McCormick
D. Appleton & Co
Shanghai
Study New Uses of Silver Authorized by Secretary Work
The bureau of mines, approved by Secretary Work, will begin research into new uses for silver. Dr. L I Shaw will lead experiments at the Reno laboratory, aiming to develop a non tarnishing alloy or durable silver for automobile use to benefit the industry.
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Bureau of Mines
L. I. Shaw
Bureau
Reno, Nev
An Old Veteran's Opinion to the Editor
A veteran writes that few South critics oppose the President's message and hopes Congress won’t waste time on a patriotic dispute. He claims only a segment of the American Legion pushes the un-American proposition. He recalls the World War era Camp Zachary Taylor near Louisville where about twenty thousand trained in twelve units.
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Congress
American Legion
Zachary Tatlor
Louisaie
Chantonieuis
Patriotside letter opposes federal bonus while proposing deduction plan
A Blackburg Virginia writer declares himself a patriotic American and opposes the WWII style bonus. He suggests amending the bill to deduct any state wartime compensation from the federal bonus to avoid a second tax. He signs as A PATRIOTIC AMERICAN and dates the note December 8.
Congress Debates Postwar Economic Plans and Veterans Aid
A series of proposed measures include a call for an international economic conference in Washington to promote trade and territorial integrity, and a bill for cooperative farming sales. Other items seek a $5 million annual DC building fund, $7.5 million for road and park reconstruction, a Negro industrial commission, a soldier bonus push, and tax reform. Also proposed is Muscle Shoals lease to Henry Ford for fertilizer production.
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Harding
Curtis
Kansas
Owen
Oklahoma
Washington
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
National
Ohio
Green
Ways and Means
Mellon
Henry Ford
Dickinson
Iowa
Monument honoring American troops unveiled in Blois area
In Blois France today a monument was unveiled honoring 509000 U S troops stationed around St Aignan Noyers in 1918 1919 and those who died at cantonments. Ambassador Myron T Herrick praised the sacrifices of the men and their comrades as the nation remembers the Great War heroes buried in the cen tera.
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Blois
France
St. Aignan- Noyers
Myron T. Herrmck
America
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Houghton, Mifflin Company
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White House
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Washington Chronicle
St.Applause
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Navy
H. A. Dobson
Grant
Saltville
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Franklin
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Marcus B. Toney
Nashville
Tenn
Blacksburg
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Florida
Honor Yanks
St. Aignan-Noyers
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