Spreading False Doctrine In America Warns Against Reform
A columnist warns that false propaganda against American government feeds bolshevism in schools and colleges. The piece laments youth zeal, praises the founding fathers, urges upholding laws over changing constitutional channels, and cautions against foreign influence and anti American propagandists targeting voters.
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Amphictyonic Council
Mexico
United States
Republic
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Trotzky
Department of Justice
Congress
Europe
Fragmented musings on politics and humor in a period piece
The item blends satirical lines about St Patrick, New York bootleggers, and a UC professor’s instrument with musings on eye power, congressional delays, and aging humorists. It wryly notes a radio era shift, asks if a court action will follow a broken engagement, and reflects on resource conservation through quirky anecdotes.
Record of the House in Budget Spearheading Retrenchment
The House of Representatives has pressed retrenchment under a centralized committee system. Nine regular appropriation bills have moved, four completed, two sent to the White House, and several in conference. Planned measures include a blue sky District bill, naturalization code, hospital care for World War veterans, ship scrapping and conversion projects, and authorization to convert scrapped ships into carrier planes. If the bonus issue aligns with administration views, Republicans will head to the campaign with confidence.
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Congress
Committee On Appropriations
Senate
White House
Naval
State and Justice Department
Harding
Naval Affairs Committee
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Lineberger
California
Lineberger
Towner
Republican House
Gillett
Republian
Judiciary Committee
London
Italy Opens Parliament Under De Facta Regime
Proclamation at the opening of Italy’s new parliament underscores Luigi de Facta’s policies. He seeks friendly Jugoslavia relations and talks of negotiating post Rapallo questions. Emphasis on restoring internal order and avoiding factional strife. signs point to an active international role for Italy.
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Signor
Luigi de Facta
Italy
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Rapallo
Europe
Signor de Facta
What Other Papers Say The Treaty's Chances
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes the first Senate vote on the four power Pacific treaty hints at approval. It cites Robinson amendment defeat 55 to 30, and projects final ratification near 63 to 64 in favor with 29 to 34 against. It underscores partisan doubts and urges peace over force as 1922 echoes linger. Several Democratic votes may shift toward ratification. absentees lean toward approval.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Senate
Robinson
Arkansan
Friends of the Treaty
Pacific treaty authorship dispute and U S assurances
The discussion centers on who drafted the Pacific treaties. Arthur Balfour is credited by some, Hughes is claimed by others, and President Harding supports Hughes as author. The piece argues the treaties, replacing the Anglo Japanese alliance, protect the Philippines and promote peace, with debt and payments framed as rightful but patient by Europe.
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Chicago Tribune
Arthur Balfour
Hughes
Underwood
Lodge
Senate
Harding
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Mr. Hughes
Philippines
Montagu Policy Debacle Seen as Britain's India Disaster
A British cabinet scandal centers on Edwin Montagu's dismissal as India secretary. Lloyd George Austen Chamberlain and Curzon led sharp rebukes as critics blame Montagu for promoting Indian independence and undermining the empire. The piece traces Montagu's lineage, his family ties to banking and Palestine, and argues governance from Whitehall undermined by party politics and ignorance of Indian conditions.
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Proceedings of Congress and Committees In Brief
Congress met at noon and recessed later with a broad slate of actions. Reed attacked the naval and four power treaties, claiming they jeopardize national security. reports on Smoot Burton eligibility and other judiciary matters were filed. Nominees for internal revenue and postmaster posts were named, and hearings on merchant marine and dye embargo issues occurred.
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Milford
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Georgia
Henry J. Keller
Hogansville
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France
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House
Crew Adopts 40 Refugees On Childs Destroyer
Officers and men of the destroyer Childs in Turkish waters organize guardianship for 46 Russian refugee children. A flotilla publication to the Navy Department details the care, with a housing building and two school and dining facilities set up ashore. Community volunteers from American and Russian women assist. Honey bees register by an electrical device. the rest of the text notes a question about a dime clock.
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Navy Department
Puyds
Doctors call for rural hospital education centers plan
Dr. Pham W. Goldsbury of Deerfield Massachusetts urges 18 new rural medical education centers to keep country practitioners current. He argues urban schools widen the gap as city hospitals advance while country facilities lag, risking rural doctors returning to practice where hospitals and mentors are scarce.
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Pham W. Goldsbury
Deerfield
Mass
Goldsburg
Washington Capital Attracts Millions Of Tourists
W B Calloway of the Baltimore and Ohio railway notes rising interest in Washington as a national shrine. Since January 1, 23 000 requests for a Washington guide have been received as part of an educational campaign. Tours via Washington attract hundreds from Cincinnati area, despite long travel, and teachers supply the most inquiries. The trip is seen as a key feature of Americanization courses, linking visitors to historic sites such as where Lincoln was assassinated.
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National Capital
W B. Calloway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Calloway
Florida
Cincinnati
Lincoln Wee
Nevada's Development Touted by Austin Chamber Leader
Col H G Richardson vice president of the Austin Nevada chamber of commerce visited the Willard yesterday. A former Washington resident, he spent 57 years in the Western empire and said Nevada is just beginning to develop. He cited vast untapped mineral wealth, gold and silver deposits, and sparse population creating opportunity while noting Washington as the greatest city and capital of the nation.
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Willard
Washington
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Co! Richardson
Brazil favors cable deal amid anti monopoly move
In Rao Janeiro on March 16 the Brazilian government indicated opposition to Western Telegraph Company’s petition to end its Brazil cable monopoly. The move relates to a proposed pact with All-America Cable on South American extensions. Minister Pires de Rio said early signs pointed to a favorable response to the petition.
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German papers suspend after rising print costs
Berlin reports 157 German newspapers and periodicals stopped publication in the last two months due to higher paper prices. The Laubauer Anzeiger said it would suspend April 1 marking 105 years of continuous existence as socialist and radical organs faced reduced advertising and output.
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Laubaner Anzeigner
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