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Outlawing Gas Warfare Editorial Debate
The Bristol Times-Herald notes Senate Foreign Relations backing for a poison gas ban treaty. The Chicago Tribune argues such a pact would fail if it bans any weapon useful in war and urges nations to pledge not to use gas to deter violations.
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Doctrines of despair on poison gas in future warfare
The piece argues poison gas is inhuman yet cites doubt about treaty control. It weighs Times-Herald and Chicago Tribune views, notes war remains inhuman, and suggests nations may hesitate to fight with gas though treaties may fail. It frames the anti gas stance amid broader acceptances of inhuman warfare.
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Death of John W Weeks Ends A Public Life Of Service
John W Weeks dies, leaving a long career in Congress and as Secretary of War. He is remembered for sound judgment, high principles, and steady work for his party and country, earning respect across party lines.
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Warning Against Lockjaw Warns of Tetanus Risk in Outdoors
Petersburg Progress Index notes summer outdoors raise skin injury risk and tetanus infection. Dr William H Park of New York City health department summarizes key points in Hygiea about how minor wounds from rusty objects and soil contact can cause lockjaw.
Doctor urges prompt antitoxin after any wound in disease fight
Thirty years ago a physician emphasizes absolute rejection against the disease and recommends that antitoxin be given by a physician for any wound, no matter how slight. This advice is considered prudent and beneficial.
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Babson Budget Advice Sparks Family Finance Debate
Alexandria Gazette notes Roger Babson, statistician, argues budgets are rarely used and many families live beyond means. He highlights U S earnings by income brackets from under 1000 to over 5000 annually and cites widespread debt as households overspend in one area. He backs critics who demand more money for essentials.
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Lynchings See First Hale
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot notes a rising lynching tally in 1926 with nine cases in the first half of the year. It contrasts with 1921 and 1922 figures, cites a long decline from the 1880s to 1910s, and urges continued attention to the national scourge of lynching and decency in justice.
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Public opinion aids move toward safeguarding judicial process
A fragmented passage emphasizes growing public support for fair judicial procedures, driven by opposition to mob violence and enhanced by active law enforcement cooperation to ensure lawful processes.
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