Jersey Suburbs touted to join Greater New York via tunnels
The article notes Governor Smith's endorsement of vehicular tunnels linking New Jersey to Manhattan, urging early construction financed by the port authority. It argues the tunnels would streamline river deliveries, reduce delays, and expand New York's metropolis reach to Jersey suburbs, potentially surpassing London in population.
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Russia's American visitors question us on Russia
An American who spent 15 months in Russia with the American Relief Administration challenges U.S. perceptions. He argues famine is checked but moral state is ruined, Soviets remain changeless at heart, and a Marxist drift will separate Russia from communism in practice within five years. He details Soviet wary credit to the United States and incidents where relief aid was obscured by officials, including a dire famine-era children’s meal episode.
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Governors Inspect Water Fronts for New York and New Jersey Link
The governor of New York and the New Jersey governor, with the port authority commissioner, completed a survey of the water fronts last week. They discussed improving communication and transportation between Manhattan and Northeastern New Jersey, checking needs through personal investigation.
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Prohibition Debates Spread From Spain To Ball Rings
A movement in Spain aims to ban bull fighting, arguing it harms Spain’s image and tourism. Critics cite inhumane horse treatment, dangerous bulls, and costly showmanship as reasons to replace bullfighting with football while warning of rising admission prices and social unrest.
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Speeches as index to Coolidge views analyzed
Washington State correspondent outlines how Calvin Coolidge’s early public utterances as Massachusetts governor reveal core beliefs. It notes his distrust of demagogues, emphasis on self government, restraint in government spending, support for honest politics, and views on economy, military training, and public service.
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Anaconda Couple Visit Bitter Root Natives
Anaconda residents Mr and Mrs H P McFarland spent a week visiting their daughter Mrs L in Hamilton. They celebrated their fifty year anniversary. The trip was enjoyed by Mr and Mrs McFarland and accompanied by Met J A Smith and Samuel Fishel.
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Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy Save Ned Gnome Nose
Raggedy Andy hatches a plan to retrieve Ned Gnome s nose from the Witch who hid it in her pocket. The Witch pursues with pincers, but Ned Gnome slips into a custard pie, retrieves the pincers, and pinch harms the Witch as Raggedy Ann watches. The Witch flees in anger.
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Uncertain Horoscope for August 13 1923 Forecasts
Astrologers label Monday August 13 1923 as uncertain with weak planetary influences Saturn noted as adverse. Advises sticking to familiar work and avoid new ventures. warns of unpredictable hazards and potential sudden deaths among older individuals. Mentions US race consciousness, German leadership, and possible winter changes affecting presidents.
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French ace Gabriel Poulain dies in plane crash
Noted French aviator and war ace Gabriel Poulain, famed as a Wiegelist and trench fan in World War I, was killed today when his plane crashed during a flight. Details from Associated Press report are sparse and confirm his death in a French air accident.
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