Allen-Klapp and Allen-Moore Advertising Notices
Full Leased Wire Report notes Allen Klapp at 551 Fifth Avenue and Allen Moore at 540 No Michigan Ave. The text indicates wire services from The Associated Press and United Press, with a standard disclaimer about republication rights and exclusive use by the paper.
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Viewpoints and principles behind bol sheviks condemnation
A reflective line notes that those who feel strongly about a principle often condemn dissenters, suggesting common human reactions across political groups. The quote by Louis Fischer highlights how conviction shapes intolerance toward opposing views.
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Louis Fischer
Mussolini Destroys Cabinet as Self Preservation Move
In a calculated shakeup Mussolini ousts five ministers and eleven undersecretaries including Dino Grandi to refresh his dictatorship with pliant allies. The purge likely serves self preservation, ensuring no rival leadership forms while maintaining the illusion of continuity under the Mussolinian system.
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Mellon
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United States
Rome
Italy
North Dakota Wheat Farmers Back Dollar a Bushel Holdout
North Dakota farmers organize township groups to withhold wheat until it sells for one dollar a bushel. They sign pledges to refrain from selling and hope to spur a national movement, but experts doubt the tactic can raise prices or endure as a market force.
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North Dakota
United States
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Dakota
Talk to Keep Satisfied in Hot Weather
An opinion piece mocks cooling advice from a public health expert and argues that letting people talk about the heat relieves discomfort. It says vocal protest eases swelter stress, not scientific formulas, and notes Smedley Butler venting profanity after a campaign and before the Bonus Army event.
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Smedley Butler
Bonus Army
Weighing America First Against Global Co operation
A critical long column argues leaders mismanage national wealth after World War I. It claims the United States financed foreign industry and debt, weakening the navy and harming American workers. It questions global cooperation and warns of continued economic dependency.
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America
Japan
North Dakota wheatgrowers facing selling strike doubts
The author argues that near dollar-level distress will force farmers to sell at low prices, exposing the weakness of cooperative marketing ventures. Farmers lack capital to be selective, making confidence in the wheatgrowers strike uncertain.
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North Dakota
Palace vaudeville era ends as sidewalk ticket cage disappears
In New York July 21, J Yang reports a wrench for old-time vaudevillians as The Palace removes its sidewalk ticket cage and grind, marking a shift from the theater's once sincere stage to a changing era. The Palace at 7th Avenue and 47th Street long served as a keystone of theatrical life drawing every kind of performer and staff.
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Palace
7Th Avenue
47Th Street
Manhattan
23D Street
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142D Street
Palace era life and blur of New York culture
A nostalgia filled sketch recalls The Palace as the keystone of theatrical life with managers, press agents, and stars shaping its era. Anecdotes spread from Broadway legends to city quirks and urban humor, ending with a Texas ranch lad's blunt view of relief.
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Raymond Dickson
West Texas
Pampas
British invention motor driven plow with no human aid
A British inventor unveils a motor driven plow that operates without human assistance by winding on alternate drums fixed on opposite sides of a frame. The device promises hands free farming and could transform agricultural labor.
Cabinet salary cuts prompt White House notice
The White House issued a cabinet salary reduction statement as the President seeks maximum cuts under the economy bill. Ethelbert Stewart, longtime labor statistics chief, reflects on his career and the era of austerity. General Sandino warns Nicaragua confronts foreign intervention with blood and arms.
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