Psychic research split over Margery investigation in Boston
A dispute over Margery investigations pits Dr Prince against a skeptical faction led by Frederick Edwards as the Sacred Psychic Society fractures. Three of five investigators doubted Margery's genuineness while Houdini called her a fake and Carrington believed in her, prompting formation of a new organization with Prince as leader.
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Margery
Prince
William McDougall
Harvard
D. F. Comstock
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harry Houdini
Hereward Carrington
Germany’s 1925 presidential election outlook
The piece outlines Germany’s March 29 first vote for a successor to Ebert, explains that no candidate will likely win a majority, and predicts a delayed decision to April 26. It notes Braun’s removal, Marx’s nomination to unite centrists and socialists, and possible second-election coalitions, with Kaltenborn warning of unpredictable alliances.
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United States
Germany
Herr Ebert
Social Democratic Party
Otto Braun
Braun
Marx
Reich
Dr. Kaltenborn
Brooklyn Eagle
Imbroglio of the Psychios in the American Society for Psychical Research
A spirited dispute erupts within the American Society for Psychical Research as factional conflict and dissension surface openly. Dr. Walter F. Prince, longtime in-house investigator and editor of society publications, has been removed from office amid accusations of aggressive spooking.
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American Society For Psychical Research
Simons
Thomases
Ards
Henrys
Society For Psychical Research
Walter F. Prince
Society
Dr. Prince
Weather, climate notes and political jabs in March commentary
A political and weather roundup questions March temperament and winter's finish. It cites the Washington weather bureau on a milder season, recalls failed forecasts, and quotes Prof Earl Case and James H. Searr on climate stability. It also critiques U.S. politics, noting Senate dignity and Soviet peculiarities alongside a jab at objectionable movies.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Bureau
Upper
Ohio Valley
New England
Earl C. Case
the Universe of
Cincinnati
Earth
Case
James H. Searr
New York
Casey
Plunger the Fish Hawk Faces Deadly Struggle to Save Fish
In a dramatic river scene Plunger the Fish Hawk fights a massive fish that has a firm grip. He battles under water and on the surface, driven by fear and instinct to reach shore. His wings tire as the water grows shallow and he edges toward safety with the fish still clasped.
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Plunger
King Eagle
Hia
Burgeoning Hope in the Great Bird's Struggle
A fragment from a 1926 T W Burgess work describes a great bird’s renewed hope as it strains forward, though exhausted. The passage conveys perseverance amid fatigue, with a tone of determined resolve.
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T. W. Burgess
Horoscope for March 16 1931 An Astrological Outlook
Mercury dominates this day with a favorable span for financial and government matters. Banks may extend business scope and branches succeed. love and marriage proposals may fare differently by time. Education, advertising, religious and ethical interests look promising. journeys may start well though storms and floods loom. Scientists and inventions may progress. most contracts steer well except marriage deals.
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Ana Clever
Reese Ped
Cooprrigh
Tote
Senate rows on taxes of Cousens continued
The debate centers on valuation for income tax, with Senator Couzens accusing Secretary Mellon of malice and officials weighing charges of favoritism. Mellon defends discretion and the tax law’s inherent flaws, noting a long standing dispute driven by opinion and pride.
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Senate
Tion
Cousens
Secretary of the Treasury
Couzens
Mellon
Income Tax Bureau
Melon
Income Tax Department
Horahip
Zouzena
Tor
Vie Stellan
Radio Programs for Listeners Across the Nation
A dense listing from Radio Digest via AP detailing daily radio schedules. Numerous stations, cities, and programs are listed with various performances including orchestras, choirs, soloists, and talk segments. Highlights include WJR Detroit, WEAF New York, and KNX Hollywood among many others.
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Radio Digest
The
Associated Press
Jaz
A. & P. Gyps
WGR
Buffalo
WMAQ
Chicago News
Ate
WLW
Cincinnati
Legion Night
WTAM
Cleveland
WFAA
Dallas News
Melody Boys
WOC
Davenport
Alent
KOA
Denver
WWJ
Detroit News
WCX
Detroit Free Press
WHO
Des Moines
WBAP_Fort Worth Star-Telegram
KFKX
Hastings
KNX
Hollywood
Jefferson City
WDAF
Kansas City Star
WHAD
Miwaukee Journal
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEAF
New York
Birand Theater
Wall Street Journal
NYU Air
Tom Moore
WNYC
WHN
Jack Shack
KGO
Oakland
Educational
Arion Trio
WOAW
Omaha
KLX
Merritt Ducks
Ir Pinetonia
Pittsbure Ue Mayen T
KGW
Portland Oregonian
Melody Sen
Pullman
KPO
San Francisco
Behenestady
Pianiet
Dispatch
Rhr
Troy
Patrick
Leew
Controversy Over Tax Inquiry In Senate Letters
In a series of letters, Mellon and Couzens spar over a tax inquiry and who should diagnose and decide remedies. Senator Reed questioned Couzens about income tax payments, leading to clashes over funding and the propriety of Heney's fee, ending with Senate limits on public counsel pay.
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Mellon
Reed
Pennsylvania
Melion
Senate
Couzens
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Th Couzens
Frank Heney
Heney
Coolidge
Cousens
New York
Herata-tribune News Service
Fortune Garland Irsnsfers Wealth Rise in Public Service Fund
The fortune once inherited by Charles Garland of Massachusetts has grown from 600000 to 1200000 despite large expenditures. The American Fund for Public Service reports outright gifts of 117782 and loans of 26738 for the year ending June 20 1924. Major gifts supported the New York Leader labor daily paper among others.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles Garland
Massachusetts
Wall Street
American Fund For Public Service
Jarland
Saya
Fund
New York Leader
Federated Press
Aational
Labor News Service
Inet
Labor mi
Minnesota, Daily Star
The
Oklahoma Leader
Seattle Union Record
Polish Peoples’ Publishing Company
Fall Not Likely To Be Talkative In Teapot Dome Case
Cheyenne March 15 Albert B Pall former secretary of the interior faces a potential stand in the Teapot Dome suit as Henry A Wise says the government will call him but for a short examination. The case centers on whether Pall may incriminate himself relating to his involvement with the Mammoth Oil lease to Harry F Sinclair. Judge Kennedy to rule tomorrow on admitting Pall bank records as evidence of a financial link to Sinclair.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Albert B. Pall
Fall
Henry A. Wise
Denver
Wise
Mr. Wise
Wises
Fail
Washington
Teapot Dome Naval Reserve
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
Sdge
Blake Kennedy
Hall
Sinclair
Kennedy
HITS OR MISSES No Return Trip on His Ticket
A collage of editorial quips from various papers mocks doom and delay in medical science, crime, and politics. It cites remarks about Germany losing a point, Moscow burglaries, and a cross word puzzle as cultural takeaways.
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Herr Wilhelm
Macon ‘Telegraph
Des Moines Register
Germany
Indianapolia
Primacy of Peter in Catholic Teaching Sermon
A religious lecture by Rev. M. O D Barry at Immaculate Conception Church Butte Montana discusses the primacy of Peter as foundation of the church, citing Matthew John and Acts to argue Christ gave Peter keys to the kingdom and authority over the church with Peter as vicar on earth. The text traces Peter's leadership among apostles and the Rome-centered authority implied by scripture.
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M. O'D. Barry
Immaculate Conception Church
Butte
Montana
Peter
Hell
Jesus Christ
Universal Church
Christ
St. Peter
St. John
Chri
Simon
Cephas
Matthew
Church of Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Heaven
Islas
Jesus
John
Universal Church On Earth
Ars
Lee
Wuld
Peter Press
Paul
Jerusalem
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