Westley Enters Republican Mayor Race in City
The Evening Journal notes the candidacy of Frank F. Westley for the Republican mayoral nomination. It highlights his tenure as City Treasurer, his municipal knowledge, and the potential strength and some doubts about his bid following his resignation. The piece also mentions debate activity and lingering questions about the vanishing American on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranki Westley
Tapers
Frank F. Westley
Himelf
Ordew
Thorugh
Luon
Westley
Whluit
What About Route 6 Roosevelt Highway Improvement
Motorists question proposed age for Route 6 upgrade on the Roosevelt Highway from Corry to Lion City. State plans focus on Kane stretch as neglect grows. Citizens urge action to prevent further deterioration and potential fatal accidents along the Corry to Thon City corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Lion City
State Highway Department
Kane
Mary
Corry Union City
Asia for Asiatics and the China question in policy
The piece argues that the United States should show restraint in Asia while offering moral support to China. It notes China’s independence matters and Japan’s aggression, urges avoiding entanglement like in Spain, and suggests Britain’s limited help. It frames self defense and cautious diplomacy as essential.
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Chima
Sam
Spain
Tokio
China
Great Britain
Brittain
Ealf-Défense
the Jong
Twenty Years Ago in Journal Files July 19 1917
A crash near Warren left Morgaridge narrowly saved from death as a car overturned and burned. Arch and Morris Cohen and Charles Hall were others in the vehicle. Miss B Anna Dowling was elected science teacher at a $100 monthly salary. School board actions and local social events are noted including a kit drive for Company A and a church ice cream social.
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Vane
Morgaridge
Cohen
Warren
Mr. Morgaridge
Arch Cohen
Morris Cohen
Charles Hall
B. Anna Dowling
Milon J. Brown
Company A
Jail Team Appreciated Ban Joose Cal Margart Park
A social worker faced a choice between a $40 fine or eight days in jail after a speeding incident. She told Collins she desired to first experience better conditions, showing concern for her situation and seeking relief.
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Jose
Cal—Margaret Park
Colin
Robinson’s Death Shakes Roosevelt Court Plan
Washington July 19 Senator Joseph T Robinson’s sudden death roils the capital as New Deal forces fear a setback to the court reorganization plan. The White House hopes to delay action until January, hoping to avert a Democratic split while Congress returns home. Summers’ sharp attack in the House amplifies opposition, leaving the administration with a fragile, uncertain outlook.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph T. Robinson
Washington
Supreme Colm
Capitol Him
New Deal
Roosevelt
White House
Senate
Representatives
Simeoiuer
Hatton W. Summers
Tesas
Sumners
House Judiciary Committee
Triai
Vente
Robinson
Paris Styles Describe Moygashel Fabrics For Summer Wear
The Maygashel Trishinens present popular fabrics for the Paris summer season varying in weight and texture from tweed like weaves to voile and linen. Linen remains washable color fast while Scotch plaid linens reappear in smart outfits. Tartans Hindle MacKenzie and MacGregor lead. purplish blue shades brighten with red and white checks. Prints remain in style with small serge patterns on white backgrounds.
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Paris
Volle
Nicholson Viaduct: World’s Highest Concrete Bridge
The Nicholson Viaduct, at the junction of Route 11.8% in Wyoming County Pennsylvania, is described as the highest concrete bridge in the world. It spans Tunidannoch Creek with a length of 2,375 feet and a height of 240 feet, with a notable 204 feet rise from deepest to highest point. Construction began May 1912 and finished November 1915.
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Nicholson
Wyoming County
Haight
Unclear Senate Leadership Discussion Noted in Fragment
A garbled report hints at Senate leadership changes with mentions of Senator Aven W. Barndey of Kentucky and contrasts with Senator Robinson. The text also references the administration and representatives, but wording remains incoherent and incomplete.
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Senate
W. Barndey
Kentucky
Robinson
Death of Senator Joe Robinson Shocks Washington
In a Washington summer, Senator Joe Robinson of Arkansas dies from heart failure amid a Senate struggle over leadership and judicial reform. Roosevelt faces a choice on Robinsons successor as the party respond to the Delta region and Northern New Deal factions.
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Washington
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Joe Robinson
Franklin D. Roosevett
Senate
Huey Long
Jim
Pat Hertison
Joe
Roosevelt
Liv ‘Kingvish
Robinson
Andre
Ms. Jetta
Supreme Court
War Devanter
Sehator Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Capldl Hill
Barkley
Econ
Byrnes
South Carolina
Hutch- Logan
Atsy Yegulay Service Established Between NYC and DC
A fictional notice states a service named Atsy Yegulay operated between New York City and Washington, D C, starting in 1919. The text claims the service is linked to an unspecified medical context with references to surgical spadm and post-operative bleeding.
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New York City
Washington, D. C
Hollywood evolves screen lovers with modern flair
Hollywood director Clarence Brown notes the shift from chest beating romance to streamlined, witty couples. He cites William Powell and others as archetypes of modern love, blending past passion with light comedy to suit today’s broader, freer youth attitudes.
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Hollywood
Clarence Brown
Brown
Streen
William Powell
Robert Taylor
Robert Young
Tyrone Power
Himes
Powell
Shim 80 Wells
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Tomb of Marshal Foch at Invalides Unveiled in Paris
The tomb of Marshal Ferdinand Foch in the chapel of St Ambroise at the Invalides features a marble sarcophagus topped by a group of figures bearing a laurel clad shield with the marshal in war uniform. Sides display relics from his commands and birth dates marking his life.
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Marshal Foch
Marshal Ferdinand Poth
St. Ambroise
the Invalides
Paul Landowski
Brie
One-Minute Test Answers and Contexts
The text lists quiz prompts and answers: most populous city at Chima is Shanghai with about 3.5 million. governor of Indiana is M. Dilford Townsend, Democrat. hottest country by the world is Aden in southwestern Arabia.
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Chima
Indiana
Vogtle
People's University
Halt of Christendom
Parton
Shanghai
Unis
M. Dilford
Townsend
Democrat
Aden
Arabia
Cleveland regulates dog and cat hospitals in suburbs
Regulators in Cleveland suburbs enforce rules to keep dog and cat hospitals from nuisance issues. The regulation mirrors prior ordinances requiring licenses for fish and poultry selling places, private nurseries, and homes for the insane to operate legally.
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Cleveland
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