Change via Article V Noted in Founding Fathers Vision
The piece argues that changing the Constitution is allowed by Article V and has occurred 21 times in U.S. history. It names the Republican Party as chief amender and Abraham Lincoln as its critic of judicial overreach. It warns against unpatriotic opposition to proposed amendments and urges vigorous, informed critique if changes seem dangerous.
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Congress
Republican Party
Supreme Court
Abraham Lincoln
Soviet Warning to Halt Communist Activities in US
The United States should act to stop the Communist Internationale and Soviet agents aiding its movement in the United States. The note cites Litvinoff’s pledge not to support groups that seek to overthrow the US, and urges Russia to curb efforts that threaten American government stability. The piece links these actions to broader tensions between the two nations and warns of treasonous implications.
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United States
Rosemanding
Com- Internationale
America
Russia
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Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
Maxim Litvinoff
Roosevelt
Congress of the Communist Internationale
William C. Bullitt
Litvinoff
Houston Post
Sidney Franklin to Return to Spain and Mexico Rings
New York Aug 27 Sidney Franklin Brooklyn bull fighter plans a return to Spanish and Mexican rings after 18 months out due to a goring. He blends matador flair with acting aloofness and has bought a Mexican cattle ranch for earnings once he retires in two years. His friend Eddie Egan, a former boxer and lawyer, joins in lighthearted burlesque bull fights as Franklin contemplates retirement to his ranch.
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New York
Sidney Franklin
Brooklyn
Spain
Mexico
Franklin
America
Eddie Egan
U. S
Egan
Knife Throwing Craze Spreads In City Now
Percy Crosby Fred Stone and Charlie Driscoll have become experts in knife throwing as the craze spreads. A movie seating incident in front of a chair kicker caused minor hurts to the writer.
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Percy Crosby
Fred Stone
Charlie Driscoll
Twenty Five Years Age and Local Moves Highlight Bryan Notes
O B Gammill of the interurban line received a telegram from Tlunter of Shreveport in Chicago announcing two more large closed cars for Fairbanks Morse with one shiping next week. E J Foreman of Joplin Mo buys Narve Henry residence near Allen academy and will move to town. Dr Bolivar J Lloyd and wife arrive from Asheville to visit relatives in Reliance. Cotton falls two dollars fifty cents per bale to fourteen and one sixteenth cents while seed remains twenty three dollars a ton.
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Bryan
M. College
E. J. Foreman
Joplin
J. A. Foreman
Narve Henry
Allen Academy
GO. L. Andrews
Harvey
Bolivar J. Lloyd
Asheville
N. C
Noisy Nell on Spending and the Constitution
Noted humorist Nell critiques federal budget zeal and constitutional limits. The quip suggests rewriting the constitution to curb senseless spending, highlighting frustration with fiscal excess and governance. Nell’s remark frames a debate over money and power in national policy.
Yellow Second Sheets Sold In Large Pack at Eagle Printing
A supply of yellow second sheets is sold in 500 sheet packages for 60 cents each by Eagle Printing Company.
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Eagle Printing Company
Editorial Voices Clash Over Roosevelts New Deal Approach
A Nation's Business survey shows business leaders venting about Roosevelt and New Deal policy while urging calm. The piece contrasts corporate economic power with democratic political influence and weighs the stakes of government control versus private enterprise in shaping the nation's future.
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Roosevelt
Nation
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Wall Street
Narther
Tennessee Valley
Herbert Gorey
W. J. Cameron
Henry Ford
Cameron
America
Corey
Strike in New York by Thinkers Union disrupts game
A Thinkers Union strike in New York derailed a planned game pace as workers failed to advance, turning the event into a messy failure marked by misunderstandings and a fouled outcome. Officials and participants faced confusion as tensions rose and the game collapsed into darkness.
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New York
Calamity howlers harm city progress and effort
A spirited warning against constant critics who tear down rather than build up. The text urges citizens to channel energy into constructive work, noting enthusiasm and faith in the city's future drive real progress while persistent whining brings only grief.
Confucius and Chinese family codes shape foundational ideas
The text discusses how civilization rests on accepted ideas and how Confucius taught a family centered philosophy for Chinese society. It notes codes of conduct within family relations and that these codes did not cover interactions outside the family, allowing for Buddhism and other influences.
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Confucius
Foundations of civilization and the Western ideal
The Houston Chronicle contrasts social order in China and Japan with Western ideals. It argues Buddhism and imperial worship limited social cohesion, Japan revived Shinto nationalism, Mohammedan fatalism hinders progress, and Western thought centers on individual improvement and universal duties.
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China
Japan
Houston Chronicle
Bible Thought for Today Resurrection and Life Verse
A devotional note quotes Jesus from John 11 25 asserting belief in him grants eternal life even after death. The passage emphasizes faith as the path to resurrection and ongoing life beyond mortal end.
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Jesus
John
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples
Domingo Espenosa and Eva Vazquez. Roy C. Bingle and Catherine M. Temple received marriage licenses in a local filing, records show.
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Domingo Espenosa
Eva Cavazos
Roy C. Bingle
Catherine M. Temple
Governor Allred urges local enforcement over state police
Governor Allred argues for local control of law enforcement and cautions that state police should be used only when local officers fail or cannot enforce criminal laws. He says the Rangers and highway patrol under one authority should not override local duties and urges local units to take full responsibility.
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Austin
Allred
Department of Public Safety and Law Enforcement
Capitol Jigsaw at Oil Hearings In Texas Senate
In Austin on August 27, reporters describe oil and gas hearings at hotels after a cigar littered the Senate chamber. The scene shows a rough, boisterous crowd of visitors, heated debate, and occasional levity as Ernest O. Thompson keeps order. Senators Clint Small and Will Pace attend, with lawyers like Charles Keffer challenging recommendations.
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Austin
Senate Chamber
Railroad Commission
Ernest O. Thompson
Charles Keffer
Amarillo
Panhandle
Keffer
Thompson
Clint Small
Will Pace
Local social notes list visitors and college plans
Mrs. W M Smith hosted guests including Mrs E Baynes of Waco and several Baynes family members for a weekend. Visitors from Buckholtz, Pendleton, Dallas, and Austin discussed arrangements for two boys to enter A M College in September. J Kyle born in Normangee, now in Fayette county, was mentioned. Aubrey Dowell and family toured Bryan while George Barron planned return from Yoakum with a new bus for the school.
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A. C. Odom and Son
Elmo
Buckholtz
O. M. McGregor
Pendleton
A. & M. College
Fr. W. Kyle
Bettie Marie of
Schulenburg
Pegan
Normangee
J. Kyle
Kyle
Fayette County
Aubrey Dowell
Tabor
North Texas State Teachers College
Denton
Bryan
George Barron
Yoakum
J. M. Barron
Mr. Barron
Monroe
Las
Engraved business cards offered by Eagle Pricting Co
The firm advertises hi quality steel engraved business cards with unmatched work and fair prices. It invites customers to inspect samples and pricing.
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Eagle Pricting Co
East Texas field inquiry hears Celaya brief stay
Representative Elmer Pope of Corpus Christi and Representative Augustin Celaya of Brownsville attended the hearing on East Texas field conditions Celaya who chairs the House committee stayed only a short time.
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