Roosevelt Not Renouncing States Rights, Senator Says
Senator Robinson of Arkansas contests claims Roosevelt renounced states rights over the NRA dispute. He says the President clarified that the decision limits interstate commerce only and that federal power is needed to regulate nationwide issues, not abolish state authority. The piece cites Shouse and notes depreciation in an aging automobile and a Connecticut farm held by one family since 1675.
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U.S. Supreme Court
NRA
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Arkansas
Joseph T. Robinson
United States Senate
Supreme Court
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Tibern League
Commerce Journal
Commerce
Connecticut
Angler and the Worm. A Tale from Two Sides of Big Stone
An Old South Dakota fisherman rowed to Minnesota side of Big Stone Lake to drink freely. A bait worm fell into liquor and drank some. The worm was recovered, later tugged the line, and yielded a 35 pound Northern pike. The worm had curled around the line to stay on the hook until the fish was caught.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Big Stone Lake
Publishers Auxiliary
Day's Best From Texas Newspapers
A compilation notes how groups ridicule soldier telegrams for the bonus while urging telegrams to defeat the Wheeler-Rigburn bill. It also cites a Supreme Court ruling delaying a policy shift and the President’s reaction. The Texas press groups comment on public sentiment toward prosperity and political moves.
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Tyler Courier-Times
Varied Headlines Spark Old Newsroom Wit
A collage of humorous quotes from multiple papers reflects early 20th century editorials on politics economy and society. The snippets touch on Russia Depression car culture and a Scottish motorist selling an antique vehicle, illustrating ribbing and curiosity in era journalism.
Worth a Smile And Collect Your Commission
Shadow of Calemity Bob, unable to work on pay day due to illness, asks his workmate Mick to collect his wages and deliver them to his home. A lighthearted Lorain Ohio Journal item features a doctor joke about a novice taking over an office during a vacation.
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Europe
Bob
Mick
Lost wages and schemes in a late night gossip
Mick tells Bob he has lost his wages and fears he may have lost his own path. Rastus comments on marriages in five years as two men discuss a woman. A joke notes a government job offer and a politician’s plan to share an assistant’s salary.
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Mick
Bob
Rastus
Meese
Bey
Laltimore
The
York
Threatening letter from dealer over unpaid bills
A wholesale dealer frustrated by a retailer's delays wrote a threatening note. The reply mocked the tactic and described paying bills only as funds permit. The piece also notes Cardinal O Connell's reaction to voices and Irving Fisher's view on depression nearing an end.
Life brightens with time says Richter
A reflective line asserts that life grows brighter the longer one lives and that the reason for existence becomes clearer with time.
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Richter
Psalm 130 5 6 Queen Waits for the Lord
The text presents a Bible quotation from Psalm 130 verses 5 and 6 expressing patient hope in the Lord and trust in his word. It emphasizes waiting for the morning as a symbol of anticipation.
Sunrise and sunrise in the Southwest by Peter Nea
The poem recalls dawn breaking over a vast Southwest landscape as darkness fades and light fills the air. The voice invokes the sun as creator, praising the earth and distant seas while noting the generous wonders of the Creator.
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Peter A. Nea
Offer Pens Sanctity of the Fome A Speaker Before the Convention
A speaker at the convention addresses the theme of sanctity of the home and stresses moral duties within family life. The remarks emphasize stability, respect, and community values as guiding principles for attendees.
Women urged to defend home from alien influences
The Detroit General Federation of Women’s Clubs speaker urged women to destroy social termites such as cocktail drinking and progressive polygamy undermining American family life. He warned European attitudes threaten the home and urged women to preserve the old-fashioned American home and family life.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Detroit
Mich
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Alarmis
America
Denison Herald
Hoover Warns on NRA Attack as Coercion Charge
President Hoover announces a new push against the National Rifle Association arguing the group seeks coercion. He urges voters to reject what he calls aggressive tactics while promoting reform under his program.
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Hoover
NRA
Revival Meeting Opens at Oak Grove Near New Hope School
A revival began June 9 at Oak Grove Arbor near New Hope School led by Rev. I A Bentley from Fort Worth, with Rev. Adams unable to attend. Attendees from far and near are urged to join, while local events include a singing convention and a pie supper at the Me Rie Shed.
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New Hope School
I.A. Bentley
Fort Worth
Adams
Bentley
Leslie Eubanks
Benham
Me Rie
Tia Blanton
Duplex
Zilpah Pike
Wison Sorrell
Garland
Alonzo Richardson
Alonzo Richardson, and Children of
Sherman
Mrs. Pike
Helen Pike
Faye Reid
Baseball Tuesday scores across leagues and regions
Texas League Beaumont 2 5 Oklahoma City 0 41 Houston 5 Dallas 3 night game Galveston 9 Fort Worth 4 night game ended eighth as Fort Worth crew caught train American League Washington 9 3 Chicago 8 9 Boston 3 5 Detroit 1 3 Philadelphia 4 5 Cleveland 2 1 New York 7 9 St Louis 4 3 National League Cincinnati 4 3 New York 1 1 Philadelphia 10 Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 0 St Louis at Boston rain West Dixie Henderson 8 Jacksonville 2 Palestine 8 Gladewater 4 Loneview 4 Tyler 1 night game
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Dallas
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Cleveland
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Cincinnati
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Henderson
Jacksonville
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Tyler
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Colorado Springs Farm News
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Thimble Theatre
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Keene Hardware
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