Bowers Keynoter for Democratic National Convention
Claude Bowers, New York World editor, named the keynote speaker for the Democratic National Convention in Houston. The piece weighs the party’s current state, public sentiment on liquor, and speculative impact of Bowers' rhetoric on platform decisions.
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Crystal Gazers Debate Coolidge Nomination Feasibility
The piece argues that supporters speculate President Coolidge may be reluctant to seek renomination and could be drafted. It notes Wisconsin as a potential pressure point and questions the credibility of political writers while asserting no inside info about Coolidge’s plans. It concludes that the author believes Coolidge has no ambition for the race.
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Incomplete Tribune Column Discusses Political Injunctions
A fragment from a Chicago Sunday Tribune column by Clifford Raymond, referencing Henry Mencken and a discussion about political injunctions, appears in the issue. Details are unclear due to cropping but indicate debate over legal restraint in politics.
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Olvany Defends Tammany in Senate Campaign Inquiry
George J. Olvany head of Tammany Hall testifies before a U. S. Senate committee on campaign expenditures. He says New York Tammany gave nothing to the preconvention fund for Governor Smith and that his only contributions ranged from one to four dollars, turned over to the proper committee. He calls Tammany a patriotic organization not a political one and hints at tensions within Democratic circles in New York.
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Watch Your Step Dispatches For England Market Optimism
Reported trends in British and New York stock markets show bullish momentum. Investors are pouring money into New York while Americans warn amateurs away from margin trading as professionals seek solid industrial stocks for long term gains.
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Iowa Farm Viewpoints Echo Campaign Gripes Across State
Iowa editors report a chorus of farmer voices and local opinions critiquing Hammill and state policy. Articles from Muscatine to Rock Rapids weigh speech, taxes, and agricultural livelihood on the upcoming governor election.
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Hoover nomination debate stirs Indiana delegation
Fragmented lines from Davenport Times discuss Hoover’s chances in Indiana and on an early ballot in Kansas City. The quoted excerpt suggests his failure to win delegates could fuel opponents arguing he cannot carry agricultural areas.
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Personal Hatred and Self Control in a Fragmented Essay
The excerpt discusses how personal grudges drive hostility yet warns a man to avoid letting hate consume self-respect. It cites Harry Emerson Fosdick, Charles Lingala, and Stanton, contrasting intense anger with dignity and urging restraint to preserve reason and personal integrity.
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Railroads and aviation strive for joint travel future
The Wall Street Journal surveys railroad executives who favor private autos but see gains in combining Pullman night service with daylight air travel. They expect long journeys to use air for speed, rails for local legs, with downtown landings and new sales areas. Lessons from Europe hint at broader adoption and industrial shifts.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason or AR
Fragmentary verse notes spring with musicians returning to perform. The garbled text hints at seasonal renewal, fading winter, and uncertain lines reflecting sound and mood, though many words are indecipherable.
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Farmers through the Spring Cheer Up Amid Hard Times
A 1928 lyric depicts a farmer struggling under taxes and government blame, yet finding relief in Spring. The piece contrasts hardship with seasonal renewal as crops grow and the farmer survives the year. It notes public discontent with officials and a wary optimism for better luck ahead.
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Lyrics of Life by Douglas Malloch
Fragment from a lyric sheet shows a reflective poem about love loss and memory. The speaker contrasts musical environments with personal absence and longing, expressing mixed emotions from joy to despair as morning scenes unfold and the beloved remains distant. The text notes a playful dialect and ends with attribution to Dayjgias Malloch.
Townes Wild Mt
Bh Congye fragment mentions a drinkable water source at Townes wild mountain area with unclear context. Readable bits suggest a note about water supply or a local spot named Townes on a mountain trail. No clear date, organization, or full event details available.
Iowa Patent Help and Kidnapped Jeweler Heist
A garbled report merges patent talk with a Chicago kidnapping. Wealthy jeweler John Wohl was abducted near Oak Park as he left home, forced to drive to his store on Madinar Street, and robbed of gems valued at 50 000 to 60 000 dollars. Police pursue bandits after the daring theft.
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Chamberlin elected aeronautic head of New York airport
Michael Cosgrove announces Chamberlin appointment to head the New York airport department of cooks diversions? The new role covers development of municipal air routes for New York city and signals a yearlong post with indefinite duration. Chamberlin had earlier set distance records flying from New York to Berlin and Risleben, totaling 8 610 miles.
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