Dictatorial Rule Over Englishmen Not Likely
In 1920s style analysis, Alfred Hopkinson argues England will not host a dictator. He traces Whig principles, rule of law, and opposition to autocracy, noting threats from famine and economic strain, and stresses citizen effort over tyranny to avert crisis.
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England
Sir Alfred Hopkinson
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Macmillan
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Napoleon
Madama Sobinoff
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Senussi Leader Sees Islam Unite Against Invaders
Edward King reports from Angora that Senussi grand sheik Sidi Ahmed El-Sherif says Islam must restore power of the caliphate and drive European forces from North Africa and the East. He backs Abdul Medjid as caliph, rejects Hussein of the Hedjaz, and asserts Moslems worldwide support Turkish nationalist moves.
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India
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Tripoli
Edward Bing
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Angora
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Edward King
United Press Star
Ort
Tripolis
Sidi Ahmed El-Sherif
s-Senussi
Morocco
Red Sea
Abdul Medjid
Hussein
Hedjaz
Constantinople
Osman
Paris Fashion Trade Booms As Foreign Buyers Surge
Paris reports indicate a bright year ahead for large Parisian designers with foreign buyers more numerous and orders stronger than ever. Rue de la Paix notes a revival despite earlier export dips to America.
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Rue de la Paix
America
Pramet
Judges Named For Scout Rally At Dairy Cattle Congress
Judge John W. Gwynne Fred Kaltenbach Herman Miller Eugene Reed and C H Trunkey named as judges for the annual Boy Scout rally at the Dairy Cattle Congress hippodrome tomorrow evening Meria J Brown scout commissioner A C Williard as timekeeper and Sylvester Howell starter All troops drill hard for contests participation credits inter troop competition for an efficiency banner and the silver loving cup donated by Backer Chapman post American Legion South America has more forest per capita than Asia.
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Fred Kaltenbach
Herman ©. Miller
Eugene Reed
C. H. Trunkey Havel
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Meria J. Brown
A.C. Williard
Sylvester Howell
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American Legion
Beam Rheumatic Exterminator praised for relief in 1923 note
A Waterloo Iowa testimonial extols Beam Rheumatic Exterminator as a cure for long standing stomach ulcers liver enlargement gall attacks kidney and bladder troubles and rheumatism. The letter claims permanent relief after six bottles at two dollars each and mentions a Waterloo branch laboratory and sales agent J H Hoover.
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Denver
Colorado
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Waterloo
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Mapie SL
Iowa
J. H. Hoover
Generals
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