Prohibition party idea and Newberry weigh in Senate past and future
A discussion of Dr Nations push for a single dry party and the failure of party realignment in 1920s politics. It reviews Newberry votes, their political fallout, and upcoming cases of Vare and Smith, noting campaign costs and party dynamics in a turbulent era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Gilbert
Nations
Washington
Borah
Capper
Fess
Wadsworth
Edge
John Philip Hill
Peenetors Sheppard and
McKellar
Representative Upshawere
Edwards
Jimio Reed
Ritchie
Maryland
Peaker Longworth
William G. McAdoo
al Smith
Dr Nations
Dr. Nations
Hor
League
Truman H. Newberry
United States Senate
Newberry
Itf
William Scott Vare
Pennsylvania
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
Vare Andmith
Senate
Ware
Smith
Mussolini risk looms as fascist decree eyed
In a fragment of opinion from a 1930s era column, the writer notes a forthcoming fascist decree in Italy to bar pending elections, end woman suffrage, and establish a one man rule under Mussolini, while contrasting American self government with European models. The piece shifts to commentary on Darwins Beagle voyage, Krishnamurti, Indian royalty, a murder case, and economic observations on railroads and corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini. Com Coch Tt
America
National Congress
Mussolini
Darwin
Straits of Magellan
Newman
Borss
Island People Seek American Citizenship For Guam
In Washington Captain Henry B Price governor of Guam reports to Congress that the 15,000 natives ask to become Americans. Guam remains a naval station with navy governance but natives value schooling waterworks roads and prosperity and seek citizenship while keeping local pride and traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
D.c
Guam
Henry B Price
United States Navy
Naval
Washington
Pacific
Ishool
Charles
Philippines
Agana
Islard
United States
Charleston
Manila
Mc Ihinney
Navy
Prien
Congress
Guim
Marellaq
mid-Pacific
Espa
Agdna
Sikmontha
United States Department of Agriculture
Broadway Tales of Glitz and Gossip in New York Stage
A bustling New York seafront column recalls theater life and stars like John Boles Ed Gallagher and Gloria Swanson. It traces education roots, stage careers, and backstage chatter about dancers and performers including Jolander and the Devil Sisters amid urban nightlife and rising Broadway acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecw
York
Carnegie Institute
John Boles
Washington Seminary
Greenviile
Tex
Broadway
Wall Street
Ed Gal
Gabe
Lagher
Shean
Galaher
Gloria Swanson
Millons
al Parker
Gallagher
Harry Richman
Meey H
Mary Philain
Manhattan
Kandida
Harry K. Thaw
Ita
Bern
Long Island
Harry
Devil Sisters
Yen
Dolly Sisters
Lan Prars
Enfe
Alts
Maneser
Miss Jolander
Popular Athens event dazzles with prizes and gifts
In Athens excitement fills Henderson Crider drug store as 1500 attendees celebrate souvenir day. Mazie Bare heart hands out fans, Rosa Minear gives surprise bags, Mildred Francis and Mrs. Henderson gift chocolates, Donna Roach offers cigars. proceeds fund a municipal hospital. Diamond ring and watch given to the era's most popular woman. Frank Stedman suffers injury from mine collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider Drug
Mazie Bareheart
Rosa Minear
Mildred Francis
C. H. Henderson
Donna Roach
Fall election risks for Coolidge and 1928 nominees
Washington Aug 28 The coming November congressional vote affects presidential chances for several candidates. Coolidge could gain renomination if Republicans hold Congress, while a Democratic or insurgence success would topple his bid. Dawes Lowden Borah and others face varying impacts depending on the election outcome. Prohibition becomes a key issue reshaping fortunes for Smith Ritchie Pomerene Read and McAdno, with Ohio and Maryland pivotal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Coolidge
Congress
Senate
Corn
Dawes
Frank O. Lowden
Senator Borah
Coolidge
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Borah
Lowden
Longworth
Watson
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Car design from years ago fails modern standards
A vehicle conceived several years ago cannot meet today’s safety and efficiency requirements, highlighting the rapid pace of automotive regulation and technology upgrades.
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Agrea
Sunday Messenger
Bamber
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Dailies
Dalton Press Service
Matt
Goldsmith
France
Briand
KF. W. Bush
EL Harris
Mal Advertis
New York
Boh
Avenue
Chicago
Man
THE
Arthur Brisban
Krishnamurti
India
Cathcart
Emanuel Silberstein
Charles Collins Bailey
Pittsburgh
Bailey
iLife
William C. Ripley
Harvard
Ripley
Standard Oil
California
Henry Ford
Union Pacific Railway
Island
Frederich
Haskin
Old Broadway
the Messenger
Khan and Hickle
Athens
Frank Stedman
L. A. Koons
President
Teutons
Texas
Columbus
Wilson
L. Don Poston
Carl Porter
Hall
Murphey
Athens County Board
Frank Roach
White House
Charles P. Stewart
P Messenger
Pomerene
Sim Read
William G McAdno
Overland Story
Bril
L . Fiantly
Willys
Hitlys-Overland, Inc
Toledo
McCune--Overland CO. State
St. Athens, Ohio
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