Landon Campaigned to the Nation Through Hamilton's Tactics
The piece analyzes Hamilton and his tactics in shaping the Republican push for Kansas Governor Alf M. Lavin as a presidential contender. It details Hamilton’s role as campaign manager and national committee chair, his influence in Cleveland, and his method of presenting Landon to the public as the party’s top fit for White House leadership. The article also presents Democratic counterpoints and concerns about wealth, government, and Supreme Court integrity in the broader political landscape.
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Charles P. Stewart
Chilial
Cleveland
al M. Lavin
Go. P
John 2
AL Tansilton
Honiton
Landon
Lamton
Epublica National Committee
Clevelawi
Hamilton
Hanes
Ehough
Landon Vanpaige
Wlegeland
Lunvor
Clavetana
Kansas
Linn
White House
Des
Hit
Wis
Leslie Fichel
Devilrat
Republican Party
Ubonn
Norenjoan
Traditgny
Roosavalt Hay
Supreme Court
Ujon
Congress
A M. Landon
John Landon
Philadelphia Navy Yards
Long Island
New Jersey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George Rogers Clark
Northwest
Vincennes
Ind
United States
Lavlia
Mithonia
Rai Hapadur Ramijidas
Bajoria
India
Frank Knox
Topeka
Alf Landon
John Pershing
A.B. F
Trenton
James J. Kerhoy
American Committee On Public Information
France
Questions to ponder over Roosevelt administration debate
Postmaster James A Marley challenged Olm Guard Republicans to make unequivocal charges against New Deal policies and achievements. He asked if they condemn saving banks and homes, opposing relief for distressed citizens, repealing protections for investors, or ending public works programs. He urged clear answers on labor and welfare actions.
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New Deal
James A Marley
Spacermer
Roosevelt
Fsurancs
Sre
Desi
Farley
Satisfied Nation Speech Claims U S Strength and Expansion Limits
President Roosevelts remarks at the Alamo describe the United States as a satisfied nation with no desire to expand further. He contrasts American potential with Britain France Germany and Italy and warns against internal social and political problems that could hinder harnessing land resources and wealth for future generations.
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Roosevalt Doudless
Ibu
Sal EL San Antonio
Alamo
Mexico
Texas
Panama Canal
Cuba
United States
Great Britain
Rusty
France
Germany
Taly
Henahl
Santa Time Plans For Defiance Christmas Parade
Defiance merchants plan a Christmas event with Santa Claus arriving by sleigh drawn by six reindeer. City welters anticipate festive activities as plans take shape for the holiday season.
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Santa Clase
Mn & Sleigh
Rattlers use new electric batteries in Mont source
In Dillon Montana the rattlers experiment with electric batteries for fielding and powering devices. The article notes the first organized effort yielded a harvest of data and improvements, highlighting local adoption and potential benefits for operations.
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Dlillon
Mont
Hollywood Ilm Shop Chaos on a Hollywood Visit
Hollywood reports a chaotic set during Patrice Knowles English actor arrival in Hollywood for The Charge of the Light Brigade. He travels from London, undergoes quick dental prep, tailored costumes, then rushes to location at Lona Ping. Bert Longworth stages a public kiss with Joe E Brown and Joan Blonde for publicity. Valentino’s horse Jadaan seen in The Garden of Augh with Dietrich and Boyer. Ned Sparks complains about London fog in hotel rooms.
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Hollywood
Calif
Patrice Knowles
London
Errol Flynn
Lona Ping
Direcor
Jack Sullivan
Reed
Joe E. Brown
Joan Blonde
Bert Longworth
Longworth
Rudolph Valentino
Desert
Ramle
Marlene Dietrich
Charles Boyer
Ned Sparks
Star Signals for Birth Dates and Monthly Cautions
Horoscope notes for those born April 22 to May 21, predicting general daily moods and advice. It warns about health issues and bureaucratic or work-related troubles in March 2997, cautions against extravagance in November 1946, and suggests social ease in June 1984, with scattered dated references and typographical errors.
One Minute Test Answers and Etiquette Notes
The text covers a geography question naming Florida as the state for Lake Okencho, asks whether an analogous document preceded the US Constitution, defines gubernatorial, and notes etiquette for men’s clubs. It also includes a horoscope line and a brief quote about parting imagery, followed by a short answer set confirming Florida and the Articles of Confederation.
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Lake Okencho Jbee
United States
Florida
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files June 45 1916
Scattered notes recall a westbound Erie freight collision at Center Street injuring Harry Kimney Grovestreal his wife child and sister Mist asther Kimmey with no permanent injuries. Mayor Miles B Kitts addressed Hag Day observances at the Home, Mrs Mahl e and Miss Georgta Carey led the vocal numbers. Lee Blair Wool of Cony will graduate Amherst College in 1916. Mrs Dan Nast and Mrs Mac Carnavright attend Cotty Chapter Eastern Star convention in Connecticut. Tarard Brown returns from State College for summer vacation. Harry S Smith and family join Miss Jem Motes for a short Erie visit.
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Harry Kimney
Grovestreal
Mist Asther Kimmey
Alrutts Jb
Erie
Center Street
Miles B. Kitts
Brie de
Paris Styles Fashion Trends Show Midseason Flair
Paris June 18 midseason collections signal future dress trends focusing on youthfulness and femininity. Silhouettes emphasize slender hips with fullness above the waist, via neckline trims and broad shoulders. Prints dominate afternoon wear with vibrant patterns. tailored suits in printed fabrics pair with sheer blouses and wide hats. Flowers and ribbons lavishly trim dresses, with floral motifs appearing on accessories and hair, and garden party outfits feature bold floral touches. Summer clothes are trimmed lavishly with flowers.
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Paris
Buttermilk Falls Location Noted in Wyoming County
A fragment describes Buttermilk Falls near Tunkhannock in Wyoming County along Route 6 with nearby Lake Winola and Lake Carey to the north, highlighting scenic features in the region.
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Tunkhanstock
Route 6
Wyoming County
Lake Winola
Lake Carey
Tunichannock c
Tire test is driver test Toledo O
A Werne party drove 1000 miles daily over six months to Toledo from Arigoda as part of a tire test gaining 400000 miles with three drivers and five cars. The report notes long travel and testing effort. A separate item discusses dog playgrounds and a Parliament bill to fund child welfare with licenses costing about five million dollars annually.
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Toledo
A Werne
Arigoda
Verne
Sesief
Tiris
Week End Gleanings From Around the World
World news notes drifting from Japan moving warships to South China as tensions rise. Expositions and industry updates include Defiance Ohio plant rebuilding, major rail and auto labor actions in France and India, and a push by Alf Landon with parade of Republican figures. Roosevelt speaks at Vincennes dedication. Lindbergh case and political shifts highlight volatile period.
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World
Orient
Japan
South China
Eugene Schachee
Jesse Jones
RNC
W. P. Hobby
Texas
Dallas
Defiance Press Steel Company
Defianes
Ohio
William N. McNair
Pittsburgh
Pace
Alfred
Alf M. Landon
Ellis Parker
Burlington County
New Jersey
Brooklyn
Raghaveendra Rao
Mhatma Gandhi
India
Gandhi
France
Black Legion
Michigan
Remington Rand
Syracuse
Middletown
Conn
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Scott
Siowm
Deaith
George Milot
Lee Blair Wool
Cony
Amherst College
Syith
Dan Nast
Mac Carnavright
Cotty Chap‘fet
Eastern Star
Conneaut
Tarard Brown
State College
Harry
Smith
Misa Jem Motes
That City
SEE
Pennsylvania
Scenic and Historic Commission
Stirawberries Cr CA Inc
Crisco
Ize
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