Harding urges world court as next peace step
President Harding, at the Palace of San Francisco, urges U S participation in the permanent court of international justice. He highlights Lausanne cooperation, peace with Germany Austria and Hungary, the arms conference and British debt settlement, and backs Russia and Mexico policy with the American commission.
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Palace of San Francisco
Rotary
George B. Christian
Harding
Ito San Francisco
Civic Auditorium
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Russia
Mexico
Great Britain
Richmond Storm Leaves Half Million Dollars In Damage
A devastating Richmond storm killed one person and caused property damage exceeding 500000. Shockoe creek flooded downtown, wrecking stores on Main Street and washing away a negro church. Water depths reached ten to fifteen feet, telephones and streetcar service were knocked out, and at least 13 streetcars were derailed.
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Richmond
Shockoe Creek
W. T. Williamson
Union Station
James River
Lower Main Street
Railroads Estimate Damaged Section After Incident
Involving the Chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac railroads, officials say several days are needed to estimate the exact damage from the incident.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Potomac
Middletown Brevities Highlight Local Visits and Travel
In Middletown Virginia on August 1 Mr and Mrs F B Wyand and their daughter of Monterey West Virginia and Mrs Wyands father from Baltimore visited for a day. Many locals including Miss Knuckles Miss Walters and Miss Rhodes spent time visiting relatives or attending summer schools in Charlottesville Wendell North Carolina and Harrisonburg.
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Middletown
Monterey
W. Va
Hannah Walters
Ernest Willey
Brunswick
M. Palmer
Washington
John Rhodes
Bessie Sperry
Normal
Harrisonburg
Walter Rogers
Martha Reely
Paul Rhodes
Stepens City
Maryland
Blanche Smith
Louise Rhodes
Charlottesville
Lee Hotel
O. B._ Ritter
Lillian Kline
Walter Huffman
Lela Ludwig
Catherine Farr
Billemont
Mildred Henson
Lawrence Sibert
George Guthridge
Winchester
Edward Guthridge
Elizabeth Larrick
Wendell
N. C
B. R. Wolford
Co. E. Edmonson
Helen Rinker
Isabel Henson
Harrionburg
George Parker
Remount Station
Dorothy Larrick
Robert Larrick
Tom Sperry
Bolshevists Seek Culture Says Trotsky in Russia
Leon Trotsky, minister of war, argues in his new book that Bolshevists must foster cultural education for the masses. A Pravda review notes his point that American books have served as political salvation and contrasts Russian and American reading habits, urging wider access to literature.
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Chicago
Asser
Leon Trotsky
Russia
Pravasa
Moscow
America
John Rudin
M. Trotsky
Subscriptions as Culture War Evangel in American Homes
The text portrays subscription book salesmen as evangelists of clear thinking and true Americanism. It argues they spread a cultural influence into American households, contrasting with Russian leaders who claim involvement in homes would fuel revolution and control.
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Russia
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