Cuban clean up will help our own situation
The piece argues U S capital in Cuba and the sugar industry link trade to political stability. It credits Ambassador Welles with moving Machado toward reform, notes over 1.6 billion invested in Cuba, over 270 million in sugar, and claims a Roosevelt administration path to solving Cuban economic troubles without force. It warns that a stable Cuba would protect U S investments and prevent worsened financial impact from turmoil.
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United States
Cuba
Machado
Hoover
Fairmall
Machado Hs
Welles Witch
Roosevelt
Americana
First Woman Signs Documents Under Roosevelt Name
A Washington report notes Alice M. Grove of the General Land Office has for nearly 20 years worked in civil service and now signs documents with the President’s name. The piece also covers a Southern cotton controversy over the farm program and a note about Henry Payer’s gold plated car fixtures.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alice M. Grove
General Jani
Grove
Tidge John HB
Holger Mullally
Eagle Nest Plantation
Old Pendleton Village
William ©. Morris
Texas
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington and Cuba Platt Amendment Debate in 1920s
The piece discusses the Platt Amendment’s effect on U S Cuba policy, arguing Washington’s intervention rights and the political tensions it created. It contrasts views on imperial power, independence, and the role of the United States in Cuba under Machado and Coolidge era contexts. It also touches on American sentiment toward intervention and the perception of policy as either protective or domineering.
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Charles P
United States
Washington
Cuba
Sam
Island Republic
New World
Cuba to Name Civilian Leader for Pacification Crisis
Dr. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, newly named Provisional President of Cuba, gains confidence of opposition groups and conservative Cuban leaders alike for guiding reform after Machado. He is seen as honest and capable to pacify a turbulent scene, with general plans to direct rehabilitation of government through next year while delaying elections.
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Cespedes
Carlos Manuel de Cepades
Cuba
Machado
Tuy
Carlos Men Iers
United States
Céspedes
Menocal
Ceapedes
Sumner Welles
Oheapen
Oman
Ding
Thelawa
Auto Industry Expects Big Development From NRA Code
Leaders in the motor car industry at a Detroit conference following the NRA code signings forecast a heavy market rise as wages increase and unemployment fades. They cite scrapped cars and aging fleets to argue for renewed demand and a swift purchase of new autos, noting 1929 employment and production levels and current steady recovery.
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Detroit
NRA
Ste
Fragmented items from old city notices and crew incident
The page references various local names and places including Alléstar Corry battery members Harry Hickmont and Dennils Mullen, Wilder Pall factory foreman William Tunnicliffe, John Sherman’s barber shop on West Main Street, and a fire engine incident on West Washington Street. It also notes Rye found on the boat Rocke sna Rye with police arresting five crew members and a glinter pulling something from the river before Henry Salles.
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Harry Hickmont
Dennils Mullen
Alléstar Corry Battery
William Tunnicliffe
Wilder Pall
John Sherman
West Main Street
Checker|amnex
West Washington Street
Rye
Washington
Henry Salles
Twenty Years Ago A City Journal Clippings Summary
L R Bliss and D Warren Delta Say announce for City Council. Hampton Carnival Company arrives for a week. Bliss Bentley party tours New England. Dancing party planned at State Armory August 25. Rumors of a bribe offer to a City League pitcher denied. Farewell for Miss E Lucila Crosby heading to the Philippine Islands. Burglary reported at Harry Martin’s home on 21gin. Gilson and Willer claim bass fishing honors with a 16-deauties catch at Columbus. Joseph Shamburg fractures forearm attempting to crank an automobile motor. H A Jewell of Rogers Construction visits Titusville for work. Van Tassel hurt jumping a Mille wagon on Maple Avenue. Clifford Clark suffers crushed hand at Columbus from gasoline barrel. South Street pavement crew lays brick and plans to finish west of Center Street by evening. Ben Starr family embarks on two-week eastern Pennsylvania auto trip. Joan Keefe repairs Union Telephone lines in Union City. Ora Stennett and Carl Taylor were AL Hom. PASTON NAMED DEPUTY AT RINGFIELD. Reverend EW Potter honored as deputy sheriff. Curstor Potters efforts noted in catching his own home.
President's UN interview sparks diplomatic shifts
Report notes President MokI's remarks at the United Nations, signaling potential changes in policy. Key diplomats from Dresden and Maningale Garda appear engaged in shaping the administration's approach to international issues and national interests.
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Pratap Fipg
Receur
Werview
Ayenth
Dresden
nfiHe
Pefop Te Hut Rime Tt
Ehrinoyg Menignale Garde
Ouily Ua Ovcauloe
Paris trends in blue navy and prints for the season
Paris fashion notes describe a confident middle class wardrobe shift toward printed suits and chalk or soft fabrics from Schlapareni Patow and Molyneux with Chanel woven fabrics. The palette centers on navy as a backdrop accented by red white green beige pink or yellow, with varied accessories transforming the basic outfit.
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Paris
Madame
Patow
Molyneux
Chanel
Whitney and Gage Families Reunion Held in Pennsylvania
The seventeenth Whitney Gage Families reunion gathered about seventy members at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mowery in Franklin. Attendees came from Courtland New York Cleveland Jamestown Dunkirk Russel Corry and Union City. Officers elected for the next year include Grace Sumner president Paul Smith vice president Josephine Newell secretary treasurer and H D Whitney historian. The next reunion is scheduled for August 30 1934 in Russel Pa.
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Whitney Gage
A. E. Mowery
Franklin
Courtland
Cleveland
Girard
Jamestown
Dunkirk
WW. Y
Russel, Corry
Union City
Grace Sumner
Russel
Paul Smith
Annn City
Mra
Josephine Newell
HD. Whitney
Corry
Russel, Fa
Corry Medical Association Announces Office Hours Change
Members of the Corry Medical Association announce offices will be closed Wednesday afternoons and all Sundays, with evening hours except Saturday evening. Names listed include Dr G E Brynett, Dr Gillett, Dr W Braham, Adolphus Koenig, and Hugh O'Hare.
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Corry Medical
Corry Medical Association
G. E. Brynett
Paul Muni’s Makeover Revels On Warner Jet Set
Hollywood report describes Paul Muni's famed makeup craft creating new identities on the Warner set. Muni’s transformation unsettles director Mervyn LeRoy during Dakota-set scenes as an old man observer disrupts the shoot, prompting LeRoy to demand visitors be kept off the stage.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Paul
Muni
Warner
Mini
Mervyn Leroy
Leroy
Mery
Thaks Paul Muni
Chick Performs Shimmy in Tex. Town Mirthful Bird Caws Experts
In Tryarkana Texas a seven weeks old Barrad Rock chick that has been doing a shimmy since it hatched has stumped veterinarians and poultry experts. Owner L D Lennox, a Black man, says the bird is healthy and lively though its odd behavior continues. Local observers report the quirky shimmy draws curious crowds at the farm.
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Tryarkana
Tex
L. D. Lennox
Gilda Grey
Lambs Born in Mine as Storm Hits Wyoming
In Opal Wyoming Matt Bertagnolli and his helpers herded a band of sheep into a coal mine to escape a blizzard. Nearly 100 lambs were born in the mine during the storm and as of nightfall the shepherds were safe.
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Lambs
Opal
Canadians May Bootleg Back To Own Border
Vancouver report outlines how rum runners could profit if the U S ends prohibition and sets liquor excise at leading levels. It notes Vancouver's long history of rum running and estimates thousands of cases of whiskey moved monthly, with ships and workers involved in the illicit trade.
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United States
Canada
Vancouver
Port
New York
Fear of dictatorship grips westerners in elections
Some westerners profess fear of a literal dictatorship noting Roosevelt-picked candidates win overwhelmingly in recent special elections. They claim success stems from support for drastic measures aimed at aiding the mass of people, while doubting the broader democratic implications.
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Led Toy
Roosevelt
Industrial leader pursues a quieter stage time
A prominent industry leader faces shifting public attention as crowds gather for continental trains and a waning spectacle of movie stars at the Chicago fair. Industrial concerns keep executives indoors with concerns over coffins and the changing pace of public life.
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Industris
Coffen
Breene Bids for Venango County District Attorney
Franklin attorney Maurice F. Breene, also city solicitor, enters the Republican contest for district attorney in Venango County. He condemns high court costs, urges abolition of county detectives, and accuses stray fees of inflating expenses from $13,700 in 1925 to $21,700 in 1982 amid an overburdened docket.
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Franklin
Maurice F. Breene
Venango County
Breene
Woman in Nescopeck Touts Large Family Ties
Mrs Wesley Fettit of Nescopeck reports 81 great grandchildren 29 grandchildren and nine children totaling 69 living descendants. She is 90 and in good health.
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Berwick, Fa
Wesley Fettit
Nescopeck
Rum runners and whiskey trade cross border blur Canadian fears
In a fragmentary report topically describing illicit liquor trade, profits from supplying the United States are described as large and rapid. A speedy cruiser is said to repay in three trips across the border, while questions arise about the fate of the apparent sub rosa fleet and government responses to shifting rum running in British Columbia waters.
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United States
Dominion
British Columbia
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