Congressional chances fade in Erie Crawford race noted
Attorney William Carney of Erie declines Repair-Mean nomination for Congress in the Erie Crawford district. He prefers his private practice, casting doubt on the incumbent’s reelection prospects and signaling a Democratic edge in the November state election. The piece notes shifting party dynamics and Roosevelt era references.
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William Cavney
Erie
Congress
Erie-Crawford
Evie
Carney
Congressional
Good Points to NRA Impact Across Industries and Reforms
The piece argues that while the NRA faced heavy criticism, some sectors see value in its codes and cooperative models. It suggests bankers and other groups could voluntarily adopt fair practices without drastic federal regulation, aiming to balance business needs with reform. It compares regulatory pressure to sunspots and radio tube trouble, implying broader economic strains.
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Roosevelt
NRA
Disasters Raise Suspicion On Pacific Air Wrecks
The article questions whether sabotage has influenced a string of air disasters in the Pacific region while noting higher accident rates than other areas. It argues for public consultation in government, referencing travel over the Rockies and a trip to Washington.
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Pacific Goant
Bovuering
Rockies
February deadline looms for state personal property tax
The piece notes February 15 as the deadline for the state personal property assessment. It condemns the four mill tax as unpopular and burdensome for securities holders with years of nonpayment. It argues the income tax proposal hinges on a pledge to remove the personal property tax if approved. It calls a tax on income the only sensible method to tax all, from bottom to top.
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Commonwealth
Two Sites Claim Territoral Ties Amid Confusion
Reads like an old city note about rival claims in a disputed area. Mentions Apolise, St. Seas, and a Louisiana Pur as context, with reference to Terilanes and western sites. Difficult OCR yields unclear names and dates.
Stewart Says
Washington column reviews shifts from disarmament hopes of the 1920s to current calls for larger military build ups. The piece contrasts views of Dred Britten and Huddleston on arms limits, noting failures of peace efforts and the uneasy path toward mutual restraint.
Roosevelt Era Debate Over Defense and Trade Policies
The piece contrasts three paths for national defense and safety: a policy of worldwide cooperation and free trade with allied nations, a policy leaning toward alliance with Britain and rearmament, and a wary stance against entanglement in European fascist and communist conflicts. It notes public reluctance toward foreign entanglement and the desire to avoid European empire clashes.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Roosevelt
New Deal
Europe
Asia
Roogavell
Chicago
Hull
Frank Sayre
League of Nations
State Department
London
Capitol Hill
Norman Davis
Britain
Ethiopia
Spain
China
France
Soviet Union
British Empire
Chase
Wade Harriers
Amervan
Eutrope
Lali
Gyassivicts
Vhave-Noty
Register
Tribune Syndicate
Hollywood Film Shop Features Ranch Hands and Stars
A 1907 Register and Tribune Syndicate item describes Hollywood film staff and stars with ranch life flair. It highlights Clark Gable, Wallace Beery, Robert Montgomery, Alkut Jones, Warren Williams, and Clarence Brown as ranch hands and inventive contributors in California, then shifts to a geopolitical critique about U S involvement and defense policy.
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Tne
Hollywood
Rile
Mistion
Hearbhy Ranches
Hay
West
Jhwissy
Senerei
Clark Gable
ToLby
San Fernar'y Valley
Wallace Beery Hay
Morass
Royal
Beery
Robert Montgomery
Mite
Chan
Sponvey ‘Tracy
Jwad
Tapmar
Hanling Hy
Alkut Jones
Hi 98
Jones
Warren Willams
Holly~ Ywood
Is & Ranchhand
Tion
Clarence Brown
California
Sanie
Brown
Pacific Coast
Who Is France’s New Secretary of State
Answers indicate Georges Bonnet as the new French secretary of state. The Battle of New Orleans was the final clash of the War of 1812 between the United States and Britain, fought before peace was announced. The Boy Scout movement is referenced as a great movement.
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Orléans
Lord aden-Payyell
Georges Bonnet
Aniformer
U. S
New Orleans
Seoul
Losses on stock transactions for income tax purposes
The text explains that no gain or loss is recognized on exchanges of stock or securities between corporations as part of a reorganization plan or for securities within the same corporation in a recapitalization. When money or other property is received, little or no gain is recognized, though taxable gain may occur. It also notes a 8 day rule restricting deductions for losses when the taxpayer acquires substantially identical stock or securities around the sale date.
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Mo Qéss
Local Meeting Announces Birth Announcement and Social
The regular meeting of the W I Mr. and Mrs. W H Blair received a word today of the birth of a son. The event is noted for Friday at 8 oclock in the Maccabee hall with Mr. George Stuart and others in attendance. Corry Pennell of Flushing Long Island invited to attend.
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W. H.blair
Maccabee Hall
George Stueat
Staner
Binley Pennell
Flushing
Long Island
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