Duel of the Casey Poets and other famed verse claims
The article surveys debates over the authorship of Casey at the Bat and The Face on the Bar Room Floor with claims by Dan Casey George W D Wys Hugh Antoine D Arcy and John Henry Titus. It cites Thayer and Spaulding supporting Thayer and recounts Hopper’s recitations and Joyce Wilcox disputes on Solitude.
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de Wolf Hopper
Western Newspaper Union
George W. D'Wys
Cambridge
Mass
Mike Kelly
Dan Casey
Boston
Kelly
Bebe Ruth
Sporting Times
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Ted
Fey
San
Thayer
New York Times
Times
G. W. D'Wys
New York Sporting
Fark
San Francisco Examiner
Peck
John Henry
Titus
Hugh Antoine D'Arcy
Seouneartaes Whanene
White
D'Arcy
Frank Harding
Harding
Liv
Hopper
Bettas
John Henry Titus
Maryland Race Involving Roosevelt Loyalist Lewis
Washington dispatch notes Rep. David J. Lewis runs in Maryland as a 100 percent pro Roosevelt candidate against Sen. Mil lard E. Tydings who opposed the New Deal. Lewis has attracted New Deal allies but seeks no endorsements from Hopkins Ickes or Jimmy Roosevelt. The piece also surveys New York’s Democratic race after Copeland’s death and possible gubernatorial and senatorial contests, with emphasis on Roosevelt’s influence and upcoming primaries.
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Washington
David J. Lewis
New Deal
Maryland
Millard E. Tydings
Harry L. Hopkins
Harold L. Ickes
Tydings
Supreme Court
Carter Glass
Harry F. Byrd
Josiah W. Bailey
Alva B. Adams
Lewis
Senate
Joseph S. France
Hopkins
Ickes
Jimmy Roosevelt
Ilarry
Iowa
Otha D. Wearin
Guy M. Gillette
White House
Roosevelt
Toto
New Deaters
New York
Royal S. Copeland
Herbert H. Lehrman
Copeland
Selman
Democratic Party
Lehman
State House
Pua
Robert F. Wagner
Germany
Wagner
New York State
Congress
Garner
London
Jim Farley
Joe Kennedy
Cordell Hall
Georgia
South Carolina
Nevada
Alben W. Barkley
House
Pennsylvania
Woodrow Wilson
West
Hoover
Syndicatse
WNU
Maurras Becomes Immortal by One Vote in Academy
New York notes recount Charles Maurras freed from prison and welcomed into the French Academy by a narrow majority. The piece sketches his controversial history, writings, and clashes with democracy, alongside brief digressions on sports and society figures.
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New York
Charles
Maurras
Sante
Academy
M. Maurras
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Weil
Cafe Des Lilas
Kate Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini
Interior
Leon Blum
France
Women cast first vote for Uruguay parliament
Women took part in Uruguay’s landmark election voting for 99 delegates and 3 senators in the new parliament. This historic ballot marks women’s first participation in the national legislative selection.
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Uruguay
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