A Valiant Fighter Loses in Rif War Autonomy Fight
Abd el Krim’s Rif rebellion ends in failure as Spanish power crosses the mountains. Krim is portrayed as a courageous patriot rather than an outlaw. The piece notes international criticism of American involvement with French forces and discusses Prohibition enforcement debates, including calls for referendums and tougher penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abd-el-Kyini
Spain
Krim
Abd-el-Krim
Woodrow Wilson
Versailles
Frener
Eviatore Thalgir
France
Kutu
Keim
Raisuli
Prohibition Enforcement Probes Spark Congressional Attention
A garbled report traces investigations of the enforcement bureau as Assistant Secretary Andrews faces scrutiny on the witness stand. Prohibition advocates react to admissions while Swiliey pressures higher authorities, with focus shifting toward the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Tits S
Enforcement Bureau
Andrews
Bandits Threaten Americans Across Mexican Border
A chaotic column paints bandit activity in Mexico with five Americans kidnapped along the border and oil routes. It argues for stronger Mexican government action, criticizes local officials, and urges American Vigilante style measures, referencing Pancho Villa and Prohibition enforcement leader Wayne Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Hillka
Teague
Sam
America
Thimay
Pancho Ville
Mesteans
Panishent
Pardhign
Viscount Willingdon Rumored as Canada Governor General
Rumors from Canada and England suggest Viscount Willingdon long governor at Madras and Bombay may become Governor General of Canada. He attended Eton and Cambridge, later held roles in Victoria, Hastings, and the Treasury, served as Governor of Bombay and Madras, and was in Imperial Yeomanry. He married Mazine Forbes-Robertson in 1844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Willingdon
Canada
England
Madras
Bombay
India
Lord Byne
Tte
Eton
Cambiridge
Victoria
Hastings
The
Treasury
Viscount Willingden
Dombay
Hix Gon
Brassay Wreenven- Thomas
Mazine
Johnston Forbes- Robertson
Peter Tabbit in the Green Forest Mystery
The tale centers on Peter Tabbit and Whitefoadt the Wood Mouse as they discuss the hidden dangers and the old Stone Wall near Green Forest. They anticipate encounters with Old Man Coyote and Panther, while Whitefoadt warns of a mysterious figure said to haunt the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Tabbit
Grean Forest
Armeger
Coyote
Lloely
Puna
Panther
Petor
Green Forest
Jeter
Jaime
Peter Ko
Jie
Peter
Whitefone
Reidy
Peter Rabbit and the Bugbear in a muddled tale
A fragment from a 1926 Burgess story shows Peter Rabbit and friends in a cautious moment as they discuss danger. Whitefoot and Mooty Owl are nearby, the scene set near an old stone structure, with Reddy Fox hinted to follow in the next tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siraid
Peter Rabbit
Whitefoot
T. W. Burgess
Reddy Fox
Central and Mountain Time Radio Schedule Fragments
A collage of station listings across Central Mountain Pacific time zones notes concerts and programs. It mentions Drake concert ensemble Blackstone string quintet Awad Sandy programs old-time prize fights Sam n Henry and various orchestra lineups with dates and times from Chicago to Los Angeles and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Drake
Blackstone String Quintet
Awad Sandy
Sam ‘N' Henry
WDAF
Kansas City
Trianon Ensemble
WOC
Davenport
Iowa
Lanark
Hlepheni
KFT
Los Angeles
Cal
al Weeson
Lbpeeeaa
Associated Packard Western
Coralia
Packard Radio Club
Carey Wilson
KEWE
Hollywood
Pontiac
Thomas Sytem
KKQW
Fortland
Ore
Olds
Wartman
Ae Cay
Indian Hill
Is My Ploughing or The Ball The Main Theme Here
A mixed fragment blends Housman verse about ploughing and a rural Ireland scene with a contemporary horoscope from May 20, 1026. It shifts from literary lines to astrological guidance noting deception, propaganda risks, farming prospects, and planetary influences on nations, leaders, and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Russia
Frealdent Comidge
Washington, T. C
Ite
Mars
Ura
Mediure
Middle
Europe
Women at the Bar Toward Equality in Law and Unity
A reflective essay discusses women’s suffrage gains and asks if practical equality with men exists under the law. It critiques lack of unity among women, notes interpersonal frictions within a local club, and cites O. W. P. Belmont proposing a world union of women to support each other against male indifference and criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayrison
Miss G
O. W. P. Belmont
Tongu
Warns Against Federal Interference With Farmers’ Problems
A speech by Aly, president of the Chamber of Commerce, argues the federal government should stay out of agriculture. He warns that paternal control would cripple farming, urging support for free markets and local solutions while condemning interference as harmful to the nation’s food security. The piece recounts reactions and cautions about government overreach impacting production and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Chamber Commerce
Agricu
Ine Dagtry
Aris Eulange
Soni Banger
Smirlers
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Montana
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Propristera
Anaconda
Butte
Park Treet
Anaconda Office Business
Bajorial Department
Newes
Teaeenenee
Butté
Ansoonde
Deer Lodge
Dilton
Bozeman
Philipabars
Beress
United Sterex
Aix Ons
Pally
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Associated Prebs
Associated Preny
Woy
National Representatives
Prugden
King & Prudden
Madison Avenue
New York
Sleger
Chiccago
Glebe
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery Street
Bap Francisco
Leary
Seattle
Rcal
Brewers
Inague
Ben
Proll- Witson Tories
Anti-Saloon League
Reprogentae Fives
Maryland
Fin Nicana
Willebrandt
Hanpers
Wayne B. Wheeler
Tony Willingdgh
Thornton W. Burguse
Ueaey
Adioland
Mountain
KOA
Denver
Law
Harmony Peerless Orchestra
A. E. Housman
Ireland
Ife
Iada
Weenhig
East Park Street
Marina Washington Fajiey
Pels
Ize
Florence
GMITA
LU. S
Twyne
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