THE MITCHELL VERDICT Guilt Cited In Court Martial
The column reports Col. Mitchell found guilty by court martial on all points. It argues the public expected the verdict, praising his truthfulness, courage, and aviation ties while criticizing arm chair theorists. It notes guards should swim and criticizes non swimming guards as dangerous on beaches.
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Mitchell
Col. Mitchett
Cot. Mitchell
Finose
America
Ant
Eorists
Picturia
Macknett
Riviera
Apollos
Debt worries under tax cuts and debt repayment
The piece argues tax reduction must pair with rapid debt retirement. It criticizes any plan that cuts taxes while expanding debt, noting the annual debt service rises to 882 million dollars and warning that postponing debt leads to higher compound interest and greater costs. It stresses that true savings require financing reform and timely debt payoff rather than further borrowing.
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Cooline
Mellon
Chanzea
National Industrial Conference Board report on private enterprise
The National Industrial Conference Board outlines the broad base of private business in the United States and describes joint dependencies among persons in pure site Ancheopvbile charges, charitable and penal institutions, penitentiaries and police employees. The text is garbled but conveys concerns about industry, public charity, and law enforcement roles.
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Te National
Public Payroll and Expenditure Figures Hint at Burden
A garbled 1926 payroll note shows 2,800,000 with a 6 percent rise and 85,300 for catering. It mentions 1923 payroll and total public expenditures. The text implies Pendennis discounts and a burden per person, but the source remains unclear and incomplete.
New York Households Embrace Coal Substitutes Amid Strike
New York state officials report rising use of hard coal substitutes as households switch from anthracite due to price and supply fears. Consumers praise lower costs and warmth, while critics describe monopolists as raising prices and risking market collapse.
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New York
Inghi
Nml
America
New England
Bootleg Million Exposé Reveals Dark Prohibition Boom
A bootleg king testifies he earned eight million in year one, detailing the vast illicit trade that swells profits, erodes law enforcement, and corrupts officials. The Coast Guard faces mass court-martial showers as bootleggers flood demand, while many citizens dismiss prohibition as a moral law. The piece questions the nation’s path as public opinion shifts with the illicit tide.
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Dusiness
Coast Guard
Political Pointers on Police Promotions and Tax Debates
A garbled but period tone item discusses detective sergeant promotions for officers with long service, calls for permanence, and hints at political shifts under a Rippert regime. It also covers tax audit contracts, potential reform by Hartford leaders, and Cordell Hull urging a low tariff stance amid Democratic politics.
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Cordell Blull
Tennessee
Democratic National Committee
Cordell Hull
The Heir and the Mad Ambition of Wealth-Builders
A narrator laments a legacy left by Uncle Jones amid a town swayed by wealth, superstition, and aggressive salesmen. He recalls neighbors drawn by millions, violent sales tactics, and a brittle pursuit of riches that harms joy and raises fear. The piece paints a satirical, troubled portrait of greed and social decay.
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Jones
Charon
Cox
Iken
Deine
Princeton Conference Signals New Voice for U S Students
A Princeton Collegiate Conference on world affairs drew delegates from 260 colleges and highlighted youth influence on national and international questions. The event stressed nonpartisan foreign policy, racial openness, and a future where students shape World Court relations and global prosperity.
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Princeton
America
United States
World Court
Washington
Seven Seas
Horzon
National Students Conference
The Suspender Age And The Man’s Real Character
Dr Frank Crane argues suspenders reveal character and moral habit. From boyhood to the mid thirties, the way a man wears suspenders marks shifts in decorum, ambition, and profession, outlining a stage by stage view of the suspender age and its social meaning.
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Frank Crane
Hiter
Roman
Jie
Brourne
Christmas Blossoms by Anne Campbell
Christmas verses celebrate holly wreaths and festive greenery as memories of joy awaken zest in living. Simple images of tiny rooms, children dreaming, and cheerful garlands evoke a homey, nostalgic holiday mood.
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Anne Campbell
Humbie
Fragmentary Sermon Snippet Reflected in Civic Tone
A jagged excerpt discusses conservative backing and duty, mentioning honesty, town reputation, and censorious aims. It touches on governance, public interest, and moral standards for a good town to nurture children, with scattered phrases about integrity and civic virtue.
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Whlen
Radio Pioneer Predicts Super Broadcast System
Boston December 17 AP David Sarnoff vice president general manager RCA outlined a plan for a super radio network linking America with Europe, South America and the Orient. He urged a national emergency ready system and universal education through broadcasts, envisioning arts leadership and global cultural exchange via local stations.
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Boston
America
Europe
South America
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Toston Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Board of Education
Sarnoff
Rasilo
Therm
Radio Artetl
Atree
Pudin
Empire
Orient
Hospital Alumnae Dance Tonight at Columbus Hall
Hospital alumnae from St. Vincent's training school hold a Christmas dance and entertainment at Columbus Hall tonight. The program features more local performers including vocal numbers and dances such as Abighn do the sterning and Song of the Robins.
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Alunimie of
St. Vincent's Hospital Walning School
Columbus
Sterning
Awarrdt Wesmacher
Luey Royee
Granda Elenr Marks
Hrace Young
Joyce Kilmer
Song of the Robins
Ann Ouse
Migs
Ducsay
Town
Old County Down
Martin Howley
Hilarious Exchanges and Kid Humor From Krazy Kollege Snippets
A collage of jokes, dialogues, and comic vignettes from a 1910s style humor page. Bits feature Mrs Black quarrels, a feather bed metaphor, poems by E.R. Bittler, and the Craze Krazy Kindergarten with playful misreadings. Readers are invited to submit original humor for payment.
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Ite Charioter
Vaio
Fun Shop Headquartara
Briageport Telegram
Prohibition Enforcement Debate Stirs New York Talk
United States Attorney Emory Buckner urged strict enforcement or repeal of prohibition at a luncheon, citing a rise in alcohol poisonings from denatured alcohol. He warned bootleggers move operations to domestic sources and praised the reduction of poison alcohol distributed after reforms by Federal Prohibition Administrator Lincoln Andrews.
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United States
Emory R. Buckner
Buckner
New York City
Prohibitton
Lincoln C. Andrews
General Andrews
Washington
Republicans Making Lubrogm Changes In District Club
Second district Republicans remodel classrooms at BS Gregory Street. Interior painting and improvements aim to enlarge the clubhouse next year.
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Second District
Gregory Street
Weather forecast for Eastern to New England regions
Eastern New York and Southern New England see partly cloudy skies with snow flurries in northern parts. Friday and Saturday bring fair conditions with minor temperature changes. northwest winds, and a generally fair forecast from Sandy Hook to Hatteras with fresh to strong northwest winds.
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New York
New England
North Atlantic States
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Lake Reglon
Ohio Valley
Mississippi River
Arld
Lower Lake Region
Tennessee
East Gul
Washington
Sandy Winok
Temperature Almanac by Middlebrock Alimanite
A brief note on a Pa ly almanac styled temperature calculation attributed to The Middlebrock Alimanite. Copyright and data watermarks are mentioned, with unclear attribution and formatting.
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Paley Almanac
Middlebrock Alimanite
Ryata
Water Wales
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Polie Department
Frank H. Holbrook
John John J. Garrity
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George A. Washburn
Merritt
Boracia
Ripper
Cole Lector
Challenser
Board of Aldermen
Ripperedi
Searle, Oakey and Miller
Stratford
Hartford
Thomas J. Spellacy
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New Haven
Walt Mason
Chase
Hoover
By Morris
America’s Bright Crystal Ball
American Committee of the Inter Chamber of Commerce
Soame
Radio Corporation
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Santa
Mrs. Black
John P. Muratta
Tommy Kissel
E.R. Bittler
J. B. Pitzer
Ethel
Margaret Morrison
Homer Croy
Harold
Eugene
Marvin Rotec
Relass
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Jazy Mine
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