Anxious Republicans Rally Over Roosevelt Lens
The piece discusses Everett Sanders, Republican National Committee chair, and his correspondence with Calvin Coolidge. It highlights Roosevelt’s early leadership, party concerns about treasury raids, and contrasts prior Harding era spending with later responses. The document notes Sanders’s September letter stressing duty to party and country amid budget debates.
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Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Sam’ Coolidge
Coolidge
Sanders
Roosevelt
Garner
Congress
White House
Treasury
Harding
Conlidge
Hoover
Mr. Sanders
Will Seek Drastic Controls On Securities Marketing This Week
A new bill to be introduced in Congress within the week aims to drastically regulate the marketing of new bond issues and other securities. It mirrors much of the Glass bill and adds stricter provisions to curb affiliated bank concerns, demanding full disclosure of connections and pricing. The measure would also apply to foreign loan distribution and require transparency on dealers profits.
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Glaas
Lkely
Business
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
United States
Federad
Congress
Washington
Assocwce
Cama
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files March 27 1913
News notes recount storm damage near Omaha and at Corry with washouts on the P and B line. Workers labored overnight under Supt Bren. Corry hotels were crowded, travelers delayed by railroad tieups, and rail projects faced opposition from John Clough. Reports mention injuries among laborers, flood photos by TJ Lille, and local business moves including the Cady firm building a new garage and a building and loan association discussion. Manley leaves for Texas, Conductor Preston injured, and death notice for Dana Colegrove from Denver.
Trade division survey mocks war on gas with birds and canaries
Washington report quotes the commerce department on detectors for mine gas. Tests show birds slightly more sensitive than mice, mice more sensitive than humans, suggesting limited practical use. Rear Admiral Percival Sherer, newly promoted surgeon general, bowls and jokes about golf. Two Pete work trains started to clear tracks, water at Warren at its highest since 1865.
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United Press
Washington
Agriculture Department
Commerce Department
Department
Mineau of Mines
Hollywood stars seek fewer closeups in talking pictures
United Press report from Hollywood notes actors and directors increasingly avoid closeups in sound films. Jimmy Cagney admits a wish to make faces in a closeup, while others fear the moment is overphotographed. The transition to talking pictures alters the on screen temperaments and the way closeups are used.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Oolywood
Nowarays
Kely
Jimmy Cagney
Hell
Warner's
Himaett
Tve
Warren Willuam
Fredentis
Ip Desclares
Fragmented OCR history query notes on local school and rail gauge mentions
The readable fragments ask about a former German teacher Curtis at Wen school and the timeline of gauge change from six foot to standard on the Atlantic and Great Western railway, with references to Charles Bryan or Gobucon and a gravery stir in Stennett bivelc and the Elks Temple site at Amie.
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Curtis
Ie Wen
tie Atlantic & Great /Western
Ie Erie RH
Charles Bryana
Gobucon
Ptanent Stennett
Councilman found guilty in blue law drive
DALLAS Tex City Councilman Tos C Thompson was among the first to be found guilty in a drive to enforce the citys blue law barring the opening of grocery stores on Sundays. The case highlights enforcement of religious observance rules in local commerce.
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Dallas
Tex
Tos C. Thompson
Former High Principal Dora Wells Visited Corry
Miss Dora Wells of Chicago, a former Corry High School principal, spent a few hours in Corry yesterday visiting friends. Her career included leading Lucy Flower High School in Chicago, with a 1927 building completion and a 1934 retirement.
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Dora Wells
Corry High
Chicago
Friends Aere
Corry
Wells
Wellesley College
Pteigh School
St. Cloud
Minn
Joseph Meil High School
Thicago Normal School
Fim
Flagg Young
Chicago Public Schools
Lucy Lower
Sind
Miss Wells
Boystell
Lucy Flower
Mooney Looks Forward to New Trial on April 26
San Francisco May 27 Pinning his hope for an acquittal Mooney looked forward today to April 6 when for the first time he will be released from prison to defend himself against charges connected with the deaths in the Preparedness Day bombing. The district attorney withdrew and left the case to the state attorney general. Most of the former prosecution staff forecast acquittal though Edward Cunha warned a conviction was likely, possibly a death sentence.
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Labor
United Press
SAN Frangisco
Inerry
Tom Mooney
Mooney
Louis Ward
Matthew Brady
Brady
U.S. Webb
Welsh
Young Labor
Edward A. Cunha
Warren K. Billings
Cunha
Opinio
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Banikclerk Doe
Bank Resigh
Arthur Golegrove
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York Tribune
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Currier
Ibrat Visowiak
Monty
Perous
Jalhor
Roach
Bren
John Clough
Pennsylvania Railroad
Worf
Brocton
TJ. Lille
Columbus
Merle Cowles
Charles ‘Sawles
Hoenes
National Bank
Cady
H. Ervin Manley
Pennsylvania
C. H. Payne
Lone Star Gas Company
Ma Manly
Texas
Tull
Preston
Erie Railroad
Denver, Cole
Dana Sreighton Colegrove
Corryay
P. Brown
D. Warren DeRosay
Cory
Percival Sherer
Naval Hospital
Navy
Brooklyn
Kate Smith
Concodt
Meadville
S- 15
Warren
Personal Finance CO
State St. Photie
Hollywood Film Shop
CongFese Poliy
Margaret Lacey Teft Big Joba
Rochester
Frank C. Chapin& Sons
North Center Street
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