Senate battles shape 33 seats in 34 contest in 1930s map
Thirty three states vote for 34 U S senators on Nov 2 with Alabama open due to Bankhead's death. The slate includes nine new faces from Ohio Arkansas Georgia Louisiana North Dakota Oklahoma South Dakota and Alabama. Independent and Farmer Labor entries appear in several races along with two women Anne Martin in Nevada and Rose Schneiderman in New York. The field shows 17 Democratic and 16 Republican seats, with Bankhead's successor expected Democrat and North Dakota to elect E F Ladd as Independent.
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U. S
Alabama
Bankhead
Senate
Ohio
Arkansas
Georgia
Louisiana
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
E. F. Ladd
Grenna
Wisconsin
James Thompson
Lenroot
Re N
Independent Farmer-Labor Eeene
Nevada
New York
Washington
Anne Martin
Nose Schneiderman
Idaho
Colorado
Thomas
Oscar Underwood
J. T. Heflin
Arizona
M. A. Smith
Ralph H. Cameron
T. H. Carraway
C. 5. Cole
California
J. D. Phelan
Samuel M. Shortridge
Tally Scott
Samuel Nicholson
Charles S. Thomas
Claudé R. Porter
A. B. Cumming
Kansas
G. TH. Hodges
Charles Curtiss
Kentucky
J. C. W. Beckham
R. P. Ernst
J. Y. Sanders
Maryland
J. W. Smith
C. E. Weller
Virginia
Carter Glass
G. F. Cotteril
W. L. Jones
J. France
Paul Lee
I. L. Lemoot
LaFollette
After Bolshevism in Russia A Path to Democracy
The piece outlines four possible post Bolshevik futures in Russia. It discusses coalition governments with Soviet leaders, immediate opposition takeover, or a descent into anarchy. It predicts a great democracy will eventually emerge from the transitional chaos.
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Russia
Lenin
Trotsky
Knitting in Jazz Mutter Vexes Nerves Declares Doctor
Dr Louis R W Pamalee of the New ton West Side YWCA warns of a new condition he calls embroidery nerves. He describes mothers as fussy peevish or nervous and attributes the craze to rapid knitting and rhythmical activity spreading through trains dawn and home with daughters joining in.
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Louis R. W Pamalee
Newton West Side
Weidiuller
Rickets Affects Growth and Skeleton Health Risks
Rickets, or rachitis, primarily harms children during rapid growth. It prevents calcium absorption, weakens bones, delays teeth, and causes skeletal deformities. While not usually fatal directly, it raises infant mortality by worsening pneumonia, bronchitis, and other respiratory illnesses.
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A. Wickets
Jthnes
Medical guidance after goiter surgery for anxious patients
Expert medical guidance emphasizes the thyroid disorder goiter requires careful serious treatment. The best outcomes rely on access to the best possible medical advice, often supplemented by appropriate medication.
What makes the pupil in the eye dilate
The pupil dilates and contracts in response to light and distance to the object. Bright light makes it contract while darkness makes it open wide. normal vision changes are not a concern unless eye trouble exists.
W. C. T. U Organizes Manila Branch
In Manila a temporary Philippine branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union has been formed with committees named to nominate officers draft a constitution and promote prohibition of liquor in the islands.
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Manila
Philiappine
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Nt Wisahnoune
Radical Leader Laments Breal Move With Kamenoff
Moscow reports radical leader Karl Radek laments Breal and criticizes Lloyd George after Bingland breaks off talks with former Russian trade commissioner Leo Kamenoff in London. He argues trade with Soviet Russia could have shifted world influence over French and American imperialism, claiming peace with Russia was needed to win. The text notes American farmers buying western land amid the tensions.
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Moscow
Bingland
Leo Kamenoff
London
Mys
Karl Radek
Lloyd George
England
Isvestia
Russia
Soviet Russia
Diplom
Ing
Ames
Englan
Reimagined Genesis Poem On Creation And Desire
A verse fragment presents a Godlike speaker and a narrator named Edorond Vance reworking creation from protoplasmic mud. It explores primal desires for sex gold and blood, noting a wight with no stomach for conflict and no taste for gold or home. The piece references cost, value, and the absence of a man without forging one.
Kalaw urges Asiatic contract labor to aid Philippines
Manila dispatch reports Teodoro M. Kalaw secretary of the interior calling for the admission of Asiatic contract labor under restrictions. Speaking to the Fifth Agricultural Congress in early September he argued importation could develop natural resources but would be repealed if it harmed Filipino interests. He noted current laws bar contracts illiterates and Chinese.
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Manila
P. 1
Philippine Islands
Teodoro M. Kalaw
Secretary of the Interior
Fifth Agricultural Congress of the Philippines
Philippines
Mr. Kalaw
Democratic Ticket for 1920 Presidential Ballot
The document lists the 1920 Democratic slate with Cox for President Roosevelt for Vice President Fowler for Representative in Congress County officials Olds Storey Applegate Boerresen Bell Clark Cooper Dinnean Carroll Graham and a single year County Commissioner name missing amid fragmented OCR text.
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James M. Cox
Franklin P. Roosevelt
Congress
Wade H. Fowler
Ray K. Olds
William Storey
Leon G. Applegate
A A. Boerresen
John Bell
G. Clarkames F. Cooper
Maurice Dinnean
George J. Carroll
Ida RG Graham
Ey Ot
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