Baron Gedeon’s Flight and Europe Habitat Exile
A column discusses Baron Aladar von Gedeon planning to move from Hungary to western Canada with 5,000 tenants from European estates. He seeks 200,000 acres of Indian farmland, while the piece notes Europe’s war debts and possible mass emigration, contrasting private versus public development and the future of Uncle Sam’s governance. It mentions Senator Ladd’s Muscle Shoals views and critiques radical government ownership versus private enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Gedeon
Aladar von Gedeon
Canada
Hungary
Tleis
Ordes
Missisippi
Europe
Russia
Mexico
South America
Frica
Australia
The Pinch Hitter on public affairs and Muscle Shoals
A summary of Senator Ladd’s beliefs in the November 22 Saturday Evening Post piece. The article contrasts fact with theory in public policy, arguing that without aligning opinions to economic laws cherished dreams fail, with Muscle Shoals as a case study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Sam
Dobbin
Uncle Sam
Lord Dobbin
Ladd
Muscle Shoals
Jones
Senator Ladd
North Dakota
The Tariff Debate and The Commission Approach
The Charleston Gazette argues the tariff is a long entrenched business issue best handled by a tariff commission. It urges Congress to accept the commission's recommendations and end protracted partisan debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphic Oracle
Wilson
Congress
Tariff Commission
Charleston
W. Va
Gazette
Public Morals Tug on Tax Board Cases In Washington
A discussion of the United States Board of Tax Appeals shows it occasionally acts beyond technical tax ruling, shaping judgments by public morality. A New York contractor’s bribery deduction is rejected, while a southern cotton mill wins after the board rewrites the charitable deduction ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Rome
Cato
New York
Anthony Comstock
United States Board of Tax
Tax Board
Casto
Coness
Board of Tax Appeals
Philiphia
Enue
Low@&wood
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
United States
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ander Dieleiter
Ati
Court Board Holds Car Expense Personal Not Business
The Board ruled that deducting automobile costs for commuting to city business is a personal expense tied to residence rather than the business location. It noted the taxpayer might live elsewhere and that the car was used to reach home, not to further business. The decision reflects the fixed nature of business versus the mutable home location.
Encyclopedia Q and A on science and history topics
Questions cover earth and planet masses with a bronze cent analogy, timber decay when submerged, Washington’s salary history, doctors treating relatives, Flying Cadets aviation history, Sargasso Sea discovery by Columbus, two toed sloth facts, and monopole oil use for gum removal from silk. Each answer offers concise details and dates where relevant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Aviation
Flying Cadets
Congress
Sargasso Sea
Columbus
South
Central America
Oklahoma school fire recalls inward doors and blocked exits
The account recalls a deadly blaze where inward opening doors and exterior wire prevented escape, noting widespread prior and future casualties. It criticizes delayed action and cites a separate legal bid by a young man to annul his marriage over alleged colored ancestry, with a large sum spent on ancestry investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Ancestry Theories Link Races To Primate Ancestors
A contemporary scientific idea posits that humanity traces back to three distinct primate-like ancestors. One resembles a gorilla, another an orang utan, and the third a chimpanzee, allegedly predecessors of the Ethiopian, Mongolian, and white races respectively.
Forehead and jaw: sudden shift in human evolution predicted
The speaker compares future human descendants to ancient ancestors, arguing that a forehead rich skull would outpace our current form. They claim humanity is near the stone age in 1,000 years and far from civilization in a million, highlighting how future traits may surprise us.
Air Fleet Goal Outlined By President In Speech
President Coolidge urges swift expansion of the air fleet and air defense, criticizing others for talk while action is needed, as aviation forces and the navy face concerns about readiness and protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Coolidge
Navy
Hidden German gun barrels spark fear of renewed fighting
The sketch notes that Germany could strike back at the first chance, citing a discovery of 40,000 to 100,000 gun barrels hidden in Berlin. It argues cheap projectiles could substitute for costly shells in large gun practice, with sand as a weight source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Magnanimity in Wartime Comment Sparks Reflection
The note argues that if more sincerity had followed President Wilson’s pledge that the U S fought the Kaiser not the German people the next war might have been delayed. It reflects on war ethics and diplomacy after hostilities end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Peace hinges on danger of modern war machines
The piece argues the best hope for peace lies in the terrible power of contemporary weaponry. It imagines two soldiers with loaded guns throwing their weapons away to avoid mutual destruction, noting that a France England war could devastate major cities within a day, making war unattractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Local families share holiday visits and illness notices
McArthur and surrounding areas list residents ill or recovering including Mrs. E M Oakes William Wallar Marion Allen and Leslie Gregory. George Lantz of Athens visited Christmas with his parents F V Lantz. Mrs Martin Murphy and son John Alfred of Nelsonville visited A H Moore family. Mrs Harold Gordon of Orrville arrived for a visit. Several households spent Christmas with relatives in Columbus. Dinner hosts included H F Meadows entertaining Preston McKeever Gerald and Edward McKeever plus Marion Allen. Nettie Gregory of Red Cliff visited J K Peden family. Edna Clements of Burghill is visiting her father Richard Clements.
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E. M. Oakes
William Wallar
Marion Allen
Leslie Gregory
George Lantz
Athens
F. V. Lantz
Martin Murphy
John Alfred
Nelsonville
A. H. Moore
Harold Gordon
Myrta Brown
Orrville
Les Brown
George Howell
John Howell, Jr
Columbus
H. EF. Meadows
Preston McKeever
Gerald
Wellston
Edward McKeever
Dayton
Nettie Gregory
Redcliff
J. K. Peden
Edna Clements
Burghill
Richard Clements
Social Roundup and Holiday Visits Across Town
Mrs. John Hawk hosted friends including Mrs. Harold Gordon of Orrville and Mrs. Herman Earich of Trimble along with several others. The text notes holiday gatherings for the Allen and Arnold families, and a recent visit by Charlies Wescoat now living in Annapolis Maryland.
Daily Radio Program Listings by United Press
A compiled schedule of radio programming across U.S. stations on Monday December 29 outlines hourly lineups from 4:00 PM to 11:30 PM. Featured are orchestras, talks, musical programs, children's segments, and theater features at stations such as WEAF New York WNYC WGBS WCX WCAP WGY WHAZ WGR WRZ WER Boston SAX Cleveland WTAM Detroit Toronto Montreal Cincinnati Chicago and more.
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WEAF
New York
Funk
Carneo
Gerveld
Albert Pierson
Gladys Hawkins
Premier Males
Midnight Sons
Wiz
Matinee Musicale
Laviton
Waill Street Journal
McCracken
WNYC
Ash
Maer Sarees
de Churchward
Rialto
Dr. Ussher
Elite Orchestra
WGBS
Brown
Richmond Hilu
Etoltaens
Crebes Ladelphia
James
Wip
Vra
Sunny Jim
Phriladelphia
Candelori
Antes Quartette
Mane Ye
Dg M
Risto
WGY
Schenectady
Wilson
T. Smith
St. Mary's Choir
WHAZ
Troy
WGR
Buffalo
Lopez-Staller
Silver Creek
J. J. Healy
Britt and
Finch
WRZ
Springfield
Philharmonic
Drunewick
McEnelly
Boston
Eisenbourg
Nuddy
Mendelasohn Sincere
Cleveland
WTAM
Spitalny
News
Eugene Wilson
Margaret Foy
WCX
Detroit
Ane
Cincinnati
Son P
Roehe
Music Makers
Daston K
Glee
Cooner Orchestra
Radario
Beaucaire
WMH
Ohio Milit Band
Blue Grass Tertainers
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Reinmuth
Frank
Chicago
Farm News
Cans
Chicago Theater Organ
la ‘Balle
Kyw
Chica
Wer Wee
Pat Ea
Sinh "Bull
Come ‘Onan Bull
WTAS
WRAS
Louisville
Orchaestra
Wac
Davenport
Sport
Ceaneal
Sandman
Feducational Lectur
Casey Jones
Katherine Rankin
Plannet
Age
McArthur
Lee
DEA
Hibbard Cleveland
Basee
Bere Williams
Carlos Meter
Evex
Hastings
KDKA
Eran
CINCO
WOAW
Omaha
WBA
Kansas City
Ale
School of the Air
Jefferson City
Hot Springs
WFAA
Dallas
Alita Club Waar
Fort Worth
Majestic Theater
Radio Schedule Highlights From Coast Stations
Scheduled broadcasts across KGO in Oakland and San Francisco KFI in Los Angeles KGW Portland and other outlets feature Halstead Orchestra Aunt Bettys stories Seigers Orchestra Children Hour talk and piano performances plus dance programs and organ recitals with acts like Frank Mueller tenor and Lachmann bass and Braddell Band listing times for the day across multiple cities and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGO
Oakland
Halstead
Betty
Cation
Ganfrancisco
Seiger
Kewin
Talkischacheviing Piantet
Frank Mueller
Ard Lachmann
Braddell
KFI
Los Angeles
KGW
Portland
cChildren
Ron P
Oregons m Orchestra
Metropolitan Orchestra
Silent Stations and Official Advanced Subjects
A compact report notes four official advanced subjects in mupat ebangag alongside silent station references such as WGN CKAC PWX WHE and WCAD. The items appear as a procedural summary in a clipped notation format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrens
Way
WGN
CKAC
PWX
WHE
WCAD
Wee Baa
Mupat Ebangag
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Cicero
By Frederic J. Haskin
Wena
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
The
Inquirer
J. W.journal
Jupiter
Saturn
Forest Products Laboratory
George Washington
Rhinelander
Ming
NEA Service, Inc
John Hawk
Herman Earich
Trimble
Earl Webb
Kathryn Lantz
Mary Meadows
Carl Smith
Vance Cox
Ray Cox
Fred Rudolph
Arch Allen
Kathryn Oldfield
Portsmouth
Ralph Thompson
Hartford Ind
Sarah Wyckoff
Linnie Arnold
Anna
Bellaire
Charlies Wescoat
Annapolis, Md
Andy
Ian Laxa
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Co
United Pross
Mery
Woog
Harry Snodgrass
WFRG
Altoona
Juniata Artiste
Archibald
Hendereon
WCAP
tDoie Eweil
Paxton
Bari
Eee Tone
Hermann Becker
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