Congress Probes Federal Indian Policy Amid Alleged Atrocities
Washington report notes ongoing Senate Indian investigation into government treatment of Indians. It cites alleged looting, cruelties, and malnutrition among wards, with fears of a major scandal. Senator Pine urges continued inquiry and funding before March 4. Burke case linked to Justice Department delays. health data questioned.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Congress
John Collier
American Indian Defense Association
Senate Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Sargent
Department of Justce
Burke
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Senator Pine
Oklahoma
Pine
Age and Sleep Shape Music and Entertainment Demands
A column discusses how age affects sleep patterns and media tastes, noting youths stay up late and cars fill streets at night while older folks value eight hours. It links rest to health, radio trends, and sponsor strategies, citing a Cincinnati station series on South American talks and the tension between entertainment and advertising.
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Cincinnati
South America
Legion Safety Drive aims to cut accident deaths nationwide
The American Legion launches a broad safety campaign to reduce industrial, street, highway and home accidents. It cites common causes from careless driving to pedestrians and urges local posts to form safety councils, promote traffic law compliance, and pursue a year with no fatal accidents.
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Legion
American Legion
Wisconsin Department of the Legion
United States
Day by Day in Greater New York City
A fragmented column by Gilbert Swan sketches everyday scenes in Manhattan including subway riders and street life. It notes barbershop chatter a taxi romance unfulfilled and a satire of urban commerce with lively vignettes of Fourteenth Street diversity and quirky retail practices.
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Greater
New York City
New York
Manhattan
Raymond Ie
Bridgeport
Indiana oil holdings sparked Salt Creek clash for control
The Salt Creek region shows Standard Oil of Indiana producing 59,000 barrels daily with half ownership of Sinclair Pipe Lines enabling taps to mid continent wells. Colonel Stewart’s company holds Mexico and Dixie assets, aiming for independence from alliances as production could rise to 400,000 barrels per day. Baron von Huenefeld dies on operating table after thirteenth stomach operation. Cuba debates inoculating criminals condemned to death with cancer, offering release if cancer does not kill them. New shipbuilding program praised by some and condemned as extravagant. Maria Christina, Spanish regent, dies. Trotzky reportedly missing as rumors of prison in Moscow swirl.
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Salt Creek
Standard Ol
Indiana
Sinclair Pipe Lines
Gulf of Chicago
Sinclir
Mid
Dixie Oil Company
Mexico
Colonel Stewart
Cuba
Paramount School Graduates and Ethnics Quiz Archive
The text lists Paramount School graduates including Buddy Rogers Josephine Dunn Jack Luden Thelma Todd Robert Andrews Dorothy Nourse Ivy Harris Walter Goss Mona Palma Jeanne Morgan Iris Gray Claude Buchanan Greg Blackton Charles Brokaw Irving Hartley Thelda Kenvin. It also covers questions on Myron Herrick’s ambassador terms, the largest chair in Thomasville NC, flag terminology, butterfly fragrance, Dartmouth Supreme Court arguments, Arctic blue water, crimes for threats to the President, caribou species and ranges, Briand Kellogg Treaty signatories, and early stock brokers at Wall Street.
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Paramount School
WN. A. F
Buddy Rogers
Josephine Dunn
Jack Luden
Thelma Todd
Robert Andrews
Dorothy Nourse
Ivy Harris
Walter Goss
Mona Palma
Jeanne Morgan
Iris Gray
Claude Buchanan
Greg Blackton
Charles Brokaw
Irving Hartley
Thelda Kenvin
Myron T. Herrick
France
Taft
United States
Thomasville
North Carolina
Health and Diet Advice by Dr Fane McCoy
Dr Fane McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health answers readers on aging and diet. Menu for the week includes eggs bacon asparagus chicken beef tongue lamb chops and mutton with various vegetables and desserts. He also tackles questions on tuberculosis fatigue whole wheat bread iodine and dieting with practical guidance.
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Fane McCoy
Figures in politics and art stir debate on authenticity
A dialogue on Russia, Napoleon, and Napoleonic echoes fades into a critique of belief. Sir Joseph Duveen questions a Leonardo da Vinci painting’s authenticity, contrasting famous works with the Venus de Milo in the Louvre and challenging the notion of genuine masterpieces.
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Joseph Duveen
Leonardo da Vinci
Venus of Milo
Louvre
Twelve jurors unfamiliar with Leonardo and Tex Rickard
A witty remark notes that twelve jurors knew little about Leonardo de Vinci and questions how many knew Tex Rickard. The line suggests curiosity about juror familiarity with famous names.
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Leonardo de ‘Vinci
Tex Rickard
News Your Dad Read Twenty Years Ago in Athens
The clipping recalls events from twenty years prior including Dr. Isaac Cook becoming field secretary at Kimball College of Theology in Salem Oregon. County Auditor E R Walker served in Glouster. Mrs F W Bush visited Pleasanton caring for her father in law Rev W S Bush and returned to Athens.
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Isaac Cook
Ohio University
Kimball College of Theology
Salem
Oregon
F. W. Bush
Pleasanton
Rev. W. 8. Bush
Athens
Sergei Rachmaninoff enters St Petersburg Conservatoire age nine
Sergei Wassilievitch Rachmaninoff was born in Novgorod Russia on April 2 1873 and entered the St Petersburg Conservatoire at age nine according to the source. The text notes the 1820 establishment of the New York Stock Exchange with a $100 membership fee.
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New York Stock Exchange
Rachmaninoffs
Conservatory of Music
O. O
Sergei
Wassilievitch) Rachmaninoff
Novgorod
Russia
St. Petersburg Conservatoire
Prolific 19th Century Notes on Sherman Fremont and St Pauls
A historical digest cites February 1820 as William T Sherman’s birthday and 1847 for Fremont claiming California. It recalls 1861 Confederate Constitution adoption, 1879 Broadway fire, and details on St Pauls Cathedral’s age, structure, and Nelson and Wellington burials.
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England
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Christopher Wren
Lord Nelson
Duke of Wellington
Olympia
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