By the People and the Supreme Court Debate
A critical look at government by the people challenges Supreme Court power and asks why Franklin D Roosevelt was elected in 1932 and re elected in 1936. It argues voters supported his vision to avoid 1929 33 collapse and fears unelected courts overstepping elected bodies.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Franklin
Roosevelt
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Republic
Hoover
Nis
Supreme Court
We the People by Jay Franklin Washington
A reflective editorial on the four year aftermath of the New Deal. It critiques government business relations, labor strikes, and industrial power, arguing profits rise while public costs soar and reforms falter. It warns of ongoing economic instability and a renewed cycle of corporate influence and agricultural distress.
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Jay Franklin Washington
God of Prosperity
America
Simbody
Mir
Roosevelt
New York City
North America
United States
Nirs
Jonn B. Lewis
Lewis
Jogesbach
Jacksonville
Fey
West
Boutara
Conwright
Register
Trimme Syndicate
Oppose Personal Property Tak State and County Tax Proposals
The piece argues against personal property assessments levied by the state and county, noting broad opposition to the tax on property and rents. It discusses real estate owners facing burdens during rent declines, and positions income tax as the fair alternative, while remarking on a March 15 deadline and referencing Ethiopians unfit for civilization.
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Ajaxon Belings
Butler County Contest Delayed by Legislature Decision
Report from Bailey county notes the state legislature's Democratic seat assignment in the Assembly contest, sparking cries of violated will by a Republican faction. Voters worry about fairness and the impact on fair pay and sportsmanship. text hints at social changes and disguise.
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Butler
Bailey County
Assembly
Republcin
Sy Sueta
Exposing War by Ernest Hemingway in Spain
Hemingway travels to Spain as a newspaper correspondent to portray world conflict with blunt realism. He argues modern warfare targets the vulnerable and that postwar resistance to war will be hard, if not impossible, until statesmen and people confront social and economic ills. The piece notes uncertain causes of the Spanish conflict and critiques propaganda and the futility of arming quarreling factions.
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Hemingway
Spain
One-Minute Test Answers and Quiz Clues
A scrambled prompt bundle asks which South American republic derives its name from a city and who served as the U S ambassador to France. It hints at etiquette on soup, a game origin, and a horoscope note about birthdays and stubborn beliefs. It lists names such as Verilila Willam Bullitt and Liliane Morty Aumaricsux.
Gloria Swanson recalls rise and early film career
Hollywood March 10 Gloria Swanson recounts her 21 years in cinema from stage days in Chicago and Keystone comedies to Paramounts and United Artists. She recalls high salaries, failed later pictures and marriages, the 1930 talking debut The Trespasser, and notes on the stuttering statistic and watermelons moisture figures.
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Hollywood
Gloria Swanson
Miss Swanson
Holwood
Gloria
Aigut
Mlazie Kenyon
Amust
Sivapgni
Chicago
Essaray Studine
George Adi
Keystone
Teddy
Mack Sennett Termel
Lale H. K
United States edges toward travel passport era warns auto travel
Central Press columnist Charles Stewart I reports on a National Highway Users Conference forecast from Washington. 1927 will see many state legislatures consider broad motorist legislation amid 9,000 bills, with highway taxes and border controls fueling automotive restrictions and cross-state tolls.
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Charles Pp
Stewart Central Press
Washington
United States
National Highway Users Conferee
Twenty Years Ago Notes From Journal Files March 10 1917
March 10 1917 itemizes events including American Brakeshoe and Foundry starting operations at the Corry plant for two days with 180 men called, Raymond Manufacturing completing Grahsit property purchase on South Center and Charen streets, and plans for a spring building program. J W Holmes 65, Concord township resident, died suddenly while en route home from city shopping. Hospital directors approved Belle Lambi ng course of 24 lectures on dietetics for student nurses. Cat Fellows plan to attend initiation ceremonies in Warren. Blaine Kincaid’s Auimirt car, driven by Elmer Kincaid, avoided a trolley collision and ended in a snow pile. Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society held annual meeting naming officers Mrs C Barnes, Mrs Geo Knowlton, Miss Jean Micinnes, Mrs.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Geo. Knowlton
C. Barnes
Jean Micinnes
Paris styles shape spring tailor suited wardrobe
Paris fashion notes two tone color clashes and trimmed jackets set the season. Designers Nevin Dickson Mrs Summer Bentley Mr Alex McThnes Mrs Dora Kinjens and Ms A D Colegrove are cited with Wardrobe details while W Ed Marsh travels to Warren for business.
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Nevin Dickson
Summer Bentley
Alex McThnes
Dora Kinjens
A. D, Colegrove
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Poland
Europe
Scott
Richard
Gatling
Province
France
Whru
Hull
Alvoll
Verilila
Ventee
Willam Bullitt
the Morty Aumaricsux
Liliane
Hollywood Film Shop
Stewart
Borner
Tohklet
Wissconsin
Trinity Mindreds
Sys le Confersiee
Tater Wy
American Brakeshoe and Foundry Company
Corry
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Grahsit
South Center Street
Charen
J. W. Holmes
Concord — Township
Iiss Belle Lamibing
Levig Auer
James McBride
T. A. Williams
Himer Brush
Cat Fellows
Warren
Blaine Kincaid
Elmer Kincaid
Center Street
Paris
Moe
W. Ed. Marsh
Studebaker
Studesarga
C. J. T. Bubort
Walter H. Merrick
South Street
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