The Lion and the Bear in Anglo Russian Tensions
The piece argues Britain severed ties with Russia over the missing Imperial Defense minutes allegedly found at Soviet headquarters. It links espionage fears to a broader struggle for influence in China India and other nations, warning such rifts could disrupt European commerce and invite pressure and secret deals.
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Great Britain
Russia
Committee of Imperial Defense
Scotland Yard
China
Idia
Europe
United States
England
National Old Age Pensions Pact Moves Toward Welfare
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in San Francisco reports a fully pledged 15 million dollar preachers pensions fund. The piece argues growing social care for the elderly reflects civilization’s moral progress despite the hardship of aging families facing poverty and potential poorhouse separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
San Francisco
Supreme Court curbs FTC power in Eastman Kodak case
The Supreme Court ruled the Federal Trade Commission cannot compel Eastman Kodak to dispose of laboratories bought to sustain a monopoly. The decision marks a shift after decades of FTC advocacy and internal policy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Eastman Kodak Company
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
The
Trade Commission
Eastman Company
Supreme Court
Commission
Bureau of Corporations
Federal Trade
Too Much Oil Oil Output and Prices Under Debate
The Standard Oil Company appeals for government aid to regulate oil output and prices. Secretary Work promises possible government help. Critics say wild-catters flood the market while conservation would delay release. Independent producers resist. consumers may weigh in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
French proposal to outlaw war gains broad support
The Briand plan to bind France and the United States in a perpetual war prohibition draws growing popular favor. Senator Borah proposes a five power peace alliance with Britain France Italy Japan and the United States, signaling a widespread desire for lasting international law grounded in peaceable peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Briand
France
America
William E. Borah
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
United States
Arizona Teachers Importation Debate Prompts Muted Complaint
Dr Grady Gammage voices concern over Arizona schools hiring teachers from outside the state while local normal graduates struggle for jobs. He argues for capable teachers from any source but warns of broader consequences if Arizona trained teachers are sidelined.
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Arizona Republican
Grady Gammage
Northern
Arizona
Teachers’ College
Gammage
Arizona Normal
No clear main event in disjointed clipping
A 1927 NEA Service column mocks public figures and social habits with assorted anecdotes and quips. It jokes about Lindbergh, earthquakes in New Jersey, welfare women, golf locker rooms, a judge on marital affection, Dr James Eads Howe in Manila and hoboes unions, ending with a critique of national self-satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eads Howe
Manila
Chamorro Diplomat Faces Cold Reception in Washington
The Diaz government envoy Don Alexander Napoleon Caesar Chamorro encounters mixed reception in Washington. While invited to elite Cuban and Panamanian events, many Latin American diplomats avoid him due to Nicaragua’s contested leadership. The State Department distances Chamorro from the 1925 coup and prefers not to elevate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney
NEA
Ashington
Don Alexander Napoleon Caesar Chamorro
United States
Diaz
Nicaragua
Panamanian
Legation
Secretary of State
Pan-American Union
Chamorro
Rio Grande
Managua
Alexander Napoleon Caesar Chamorro
Quidertaken
Cesar
Caesar
State Department
Emiliano Chamorro
Emiliano
Department
Dawes
Borah
Giblet
Swisnovsky
South
Central America
Whispers And Wit From A Wartime Comedy Scene
A collage of gossipy quips and vignettes mocks fashion, dating, and society during wartime. Bits on short skirts, sex appeal, a khaki soldier, and a general mix with odd anecdotes about shoes, baths, and odd laws. Readers glimpse daily life and humor amid global tension.
Phoenix Contract Awarded for 150 Mile Main Line
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company awarded for construction of a 150 mile new main line between Fingstatt and the New Mexico state line. The project aims to upgrade regional communications infrastructure and improve service delivery across the border region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Mountain States Tel. & ‘Fdl. Company
Fingstatt
New Mexico State Line
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Winslow
Birds of the
Black Hills
the Lion and the Bear
National Old-Age Pensions
Eastman
Ted Terit
New York
Lindy
Jersey
Heigh
Mark Twain
NEA Service, Inc
Bobbie
Buddie
Cing
Karl Carroll
Louis Donze
Ste. Genevieve County
Chips
Cecil Cooke
Syracuse University
Sophie Garfunkel
Buenos Aires
Anna Rethblatt
Chicago
Bering Straits
Port Jarvis
N.Y
Martha ‘Tyler
London
Sarah Lindsay
Tom Carson
Fred Marishall
George Wayne
Belfast
Antonio Valta
Madrid
Jacob Ahren
Billy
Dad
California
Star Grocery
Work Sox
Dress Sox
West
Babbitt Bros. Trading Company
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