Navy budget cut threat sparks debate over fleet needs
The article argues that a $70 million reduction to the U S Navy budget should not impair critical capabilities. It cites required ships including eight cruisers six submarines and three gunboats for Chinese rivers as well as aviation and personnel needs. It warns against excessive cuts that would leave ships without eyes in war and stresses preserving essential modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budget Bureau
Navy
United States
England
Japan
Navy Department
Insane hero saved miners at Kemmerer mine disaster
Jon Pavitzon, a coal miner at Frontier Kemmerer mine in Wyo, rallied 20 men to barricade themselves in a deep room when a gas backed explosion trapped them. They were rescued eight hours later, Pavitzon later released to a mental hospital, his bravery amid the mine’s deadly blaze left him driven insane by the ordeal. The article also recalls other dramatic rescues and wartime currency woes in Germany and Belgium and notes on prohibition era personal liberty and social quirks.
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Jon Pavitzon
Kemmerer
Frontier
Wic
Pavitzon
Nime
State Mental Hospital
Evanston
Wyo
Menere
Niagara River
Falls
Germany
Reichsbank
Krupps
France
Bel Far
Duisberg
No Monopoly on Occupation in Ruhr Crisis
The piece argues England could counter France by naval occupation of German ports to collect customs for reparations, aiming to shift legal footing. It notes France claims treaty legality for its Ruhr actions and suggests England’s move might face German consent or lack thereof, altering leverage in the dispute.
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France
England
Germany
Ruhr
Portago
UDSA
Ger
The Anemic Child and Iron Myths in Health Advice
Dr. William Brady explains anemia as a symptom with many causes and warns against iron tonics without diagnosing underlying issues. He lists factors from tuberculosis and chronic infection to diet, air quality, and improper feeding, stressing that treatment must address the cause and not rely on iron alone.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
FRIEND WIFE By ROB FIULKERSON
Imogene presses for a theatre outing as Andrew resists hot weather. She details a woman's ritual of preparation from newspaper previews to dress selection and husband styling, highlighting the social theatre as a burdened ritual. He agrees to tickets for The Perfect Gentleman, planning to attend alone the next evening.
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Imogene
Andrew
Phoe
New York
Jally Jim
Gally
On a Rampage Yet and Other Iowa Editorials
Sioux City Journal mocks William Allen White and the phrase on a rampage yet while What Cheer Patriot quashes talk of Kenyon running for president. Burlington Hawk-Eye comments on Sir Arthur Balfour arguing Europe faces no war for a century, warning pleasure as civilization's vice and urging hard work religion renewal and a Hem a revival.
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Sioux City Journal
Wiliam Allen White
Middlewest
Kenyon
Burlington
Sir Arthur Balfour
Association of British Chambers of Commerce
Europe
England
Sir Arthur
Florida Editors Praise Harding After His Death
Worida Press collects Florida editors remarks following President Harding's death. Frank Harris notes unity in praise for his leadership, Americanism, tolerance, and sincerity. Tampa Tribune credits him with devout devotion, saying he lived his ideals. Florida papers claim broad support and little criticism during his life.
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Worida Press
Harding
Cedar Rapids
Republican
Frank Harris
Ocala
Fla
Banner
Florida
Tle
the Tribune
Punta Gorda
Children of Chance ends with Lola Arnaut reveal
In a rain soaked London night Binny Clay learns of a half sister Lola Arnaut and, amid crime and deception, assumes Lola's identity to manipulate the murder's aftermath. She hides Lola’s body, signs as Lola, and traps Gustav with a dangerous restitution plan while Farrance presses for the jewels. The saga continues.
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Binny Clay
Qn Arnatt
Binny
Lela
Anny
Lola
Fara
Gustav
Hinny
Farrance
Delorme’s
Lola Arnaut
Delormie
Loii Arnaut
Lota
Fulearth Street
Lota Arnaut
van Beran
Pinny
Arm
Burroughs Nature Club Q and Answers of 1923
Readers submit nature questions to the Burroughs Nature Club notes. Answers discuss blossom honey of century plant, avian sight, cicada sounds, skunk bite poison, and state flowers. also notes on Great Auk extermination dating 1785 to 1944 and a crag sinking event.
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Nature Notes Depc
Alabama
Maryland
Missouri
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Virginia
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd Daisy puzzle heritage reveal
Miss Priscila explores the one I love two I love daisy game and, after counting every sixth petal around the flower, ends with eight petals. The puzzle asks for the original total petals. The yesterday’s answer is BREATHE.
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Priscila
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G. Hartman
A. W. Peterson
Tress
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Waterloo
Iowa
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Néwa
Audit Bureau of Circulatione
Dougherty
Washington, D. C
Phiadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Blory
Brooks & Finley
Ree's
Wation
Britain
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Plecee
Waupun
Wis
Michael Welmner
Cinninatt
M. D
National Newspaper Service
Readents
Friend Wife
Rob Fiulkerson
Jou Ber
Anthony Carlyle
Woughton Mifflin Company
Lola Arimaut
Ider
Far- Trance
Filgarth Street
Whitechanel Way
Foulgarth Street
Chance
Teaven
Delorme
Fulgarth Street
Ava
Mr. van Beren
van Bevin
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Sam Loyd
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