Roosevelt Era Split on Farm Bill and New Deal Push
In a 1927 Tribune Syndicate piece Jay Franklin Washington analyzes the political clash over farm and wage policy. He argues the farm and industrial states clash while the New Deal coalition strengthens. The article views Roosevelt's reforms as breaking taboos and reshaping governance without chaos.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Roosevelt
Ibsen
Ywiich
Taboo
Guy Treasury
Hoover & Co
Ude
Supreme Court
Athing
Ibig
Goclkesmen Themelves
Rausiehh
Im Congress
Anil Gt Couuse Biz
Bruce Barton
Whitty Jenders
Secon Roosevelt
Washington
Capitol Hill
Registerante ‘Tribume Syndicate
Window Decorating Contest Sparks Christmas Spirit
Merchants plan extensive window decorations for tonight’s Christmas window contest. A large crowd of shoppers is expected to visit stores to view displays and boost local business during the holiday season.
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Uni
Enean
Mg E
Sony
Local education chief resigns amid tensions and tax debate
Rumors swirl about education officials resigning as the school board faces scrutiny after a high profile expose. Community anger grows as parents urge decisive action while the city considers keeping current taxes or raising several mills to cover obligations. Kane council debates consolidation and fiscal steps as expenditures and incomes draw scrutiny.
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Tony
Kalcatioy
Tax problem and big business in Roosevelt era debate
An editorial arguing about federal tax revision and current business recession highlights Roosevelt's remarks on big business and industry. It suggests tax changes or other measures to restore confidence andrelieve economic hesitation while considering farm and wage legislation.
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Roosevelt
Avaind
Iford
Rawhide town planned for permanent Western film set
Sol Lesser proposes a 1100 acre Rawhide town near Hollywood to house real residents and serve as a permanent Western film set. Horses and buggies replace modern transports with paved streets and kerosene illumination. The town aims to attract cowboys as residents and extras, with tourism potential and cost savings for film companies.
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Hellatwood
Dee
Bute
Alm
Nates
Rawhide
Sol Lesser
Lesser
Atd
Kernville
Hollywood
Ostuttins
Stough
San Fernando
Jalley
Star Spangled Banner manuscript valued at 24000 in Baltimore
The original manuscript of Francis Scott Key’s Star Spangled Banner, initially titled Defense of Fort McHenry, resides in a Baltimore gallery and is valued at 24000 dollars. Reports cite memory lapses from alcohol use and lack of sleep, while notes on one room schools suggest a seven day disappearance rate and other unidentified topics.
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Francs Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
America
U.S
Nilkeny Af Ndtien
Tom Fepartd
Stewart Says Stewart Says on Bankhead Crop Control Debate
Washington D G Des 8 Speaker William B Bankhead faces criticism from congressmen over his stance on compulsory crop production controls. The piece outlines three policy schools: penalties for overproduction, production tax or reward schemes, and a balance of government oversight with farmer incentives. It defends Bankheads right to debate and influence despite perceptions he oversteps impartiality.
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Washington, D. G. Des
William B. Bankhead
House of Representatives
Alabama
Bankhead
Teemple
Cébate
Jense of Representatives
Iem
Fai
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files December 8 1917
A fragmented local item recalls the dissolution of the Bush and Sweet partnership and notes military and social happenings. Officers of a veterans group are listed, a woman’s relief corps meeting is described, and local residents including Miss Mary Joimson and Josephina Weaver are mentioned with visits and career moves. The writing preserves names, places, and events from December 1917.
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Journal
Fragmented 19th Century Quiz Notes and Horoscopes
A杂gle of questions and hints covers topics from British foreign secretary to Democratic and Republican committees. Includes etiquette hints, zodiac claims, and quirky lines about individuals like Benjamin Franklin and Captain Robert Kapneny Eten, with garbled phrasing and OCR-like errors.
Political Shakeup In Iowa Delegation Statement
The record notes key figures in Iowa politics with James A. Farley named Democratic Chairman and Jon Hamilton in a leadership role. It references the Conservative party with an unclear attribution and mentions a split in party alignment affecting Iowa.
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Nemiber
James A. Farley
Jon Hamilton
Iowa
Paris Styles Partes Fashion Notes From Paris Wedding
Paris society coverage details wedding attire worn by Solange Tem ple de Rougemont and guests. Gowns from Patou and Dior influence civil and religious ceremonies with metallic silks crepe and imperial satin. Includes fashion tip on wool coats with satin dresses and brief notes on miscellaneous topics.
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Temple de ‘Rougemont
Renedy Temple de Rougemont
Marquis Decates
Paris
Wien
Decazes Ie Gluckabjerg
Patou
Mle
Fox Colvin
Rene Dil Temple de Rougemont
Blue Fox Collie
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