We the People in the South: a slow steady stance defined
Washington May 10 Jay Franklin surveys southern attitudes toward national affairs. He argues the South favors patient, cautious reactions over rash, centralized actions and distrusts Wall Street and New England haste. The piece critiques court packing and predicts the region will watch and endure revolutions before acting.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Seaboard South
New England
Alice
Rose Well
White House
Wall Street
South
Avgraville
Soully
Supreme Court
Clong Smehow
James Hiver
Virginia
Cay Slett & Dog-Esther
Spain
Pacific
Ely
Wall Street-New England
Moriupoly
Isinvas
Prantl
Rezinter and
Tylbune Syndicate
Gravel case and potential whitewash in state inquiry
Long discourse on the gravel case questions the likelihood of a whitewash in the state investigation. The piece discusses officials, the role of Governor Marke, and testimonies about who supplied information, urging a thorough, nonpolitical pursuit of truth.
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Pittshirgh Port-Gavette
Harrisburg
Lori
Sat
Arthur Colegrove
Atute Police
Terky
Not Many Aliens and Immigration Policy Debate
Fragmented OCR reflects a discussion on aliens and immigration limits in the United States. It quotes quota reductions, immigrant entry figures, and concerns about population, industry impact, and citizenship amid national policy shifts.
Registration of all firearms urged by Attorney General
The article reports Attorney General Caramines urging Congress to require registration of life shot guns revolvers and pistols with the Bureau of Internal Revenue. It argues registration would aid law and order by identifying criminals and aiding enforcement though it may offend many decent citizens and face protests.
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Congress
Caramines
Bureau of Eternal Revenue
Dawes Predicts 1999 Depression Amid 1929 Echoes
Chicago May 10 former Vice President Charles Dawes warned that the nation will face another recession in 1999 as the prosperity of the 1980s fades. He tied the forecast to past downturns of 1873 1883 and 1929 and urged government measures to curb speculation and banking excesses to blunt inevitable market fear. He said current regulations would only slightly slow the credit boom and mass declines would still occur in later prosperity.
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Chicago
AE Charles
Gi Dawes
Chieagy
Une United &Tal
United States
Bowie
Dawes
Dawes’ Jrediellore
Roosevelt
Housevult
Stock Exchange
Baniers
Okers
Snais
Constitutional Tension Shapes American Rights Debate
A fragmented passage notes citizens seeking to establish special needs for hunting or protection, while the Constitution’s guarantee to keep and bear arms for legitimate purposes is cited. The text hints at a debate on how general disruptions may affect original rights.
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Nise
Coronation gowns and train bearers described for Paris styles
A Paris fashion note details the Coronation gown of the Duchess of Kent in supple gold brocade with red lining and jeweled crystals. The design features a long fitted silhouette, deep purple velvet yoke, embroidered sleeves, and gold tassels. Train bearers Viscount Fmbledon and Lady Mobilbaten wear lime gowns with elaborate trains.
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Paris
Malyneus
Duchess of Kent
iMolyneix Ia
Viscount Ftmbledon
WS Mobilbaten
Nortwk
Rutlaid
Rowburgh
Buorleven
One-Minute Test Answers Summary
Answers include Beamon de Valera as president of the Irish Five State, Lake Superior as the largest freshwater body, and bronze described as an alloy of copper and tin with occasional lead silver or other additions.
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Richard le Guilieyine
Beamon de Valera
Lake Luperioy
Hollywood film star McCormack settles into quiet Hollywood
The recently retired singer McCormack remains at home in Hollywood to rest and play piano. He has a residence in Trivanol and another in Hollywood. Publishers urge new recordings and live performances while he contemplates concerts and possible return to music. He plans to test new material and may perform with pianist Deering during upcoming stages.
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Hollywood
Cilsc
Juin MivCormack
Trivanol
Inuvy Bey
Puneet
Wallieh
Permament
Schellile McCormatk
Astondis
Betsy Ross House in Philadelphia Reopens After Restorations
The Betsy Ross House at 229 Arch Street, Philadelphia, has undergone restoration work funded by the Betsy Ross Memorial Association. The house, tied to Betsy Ross who died in 175?), remains a popular site for visitors with its historic interior stairs preserved and new work planned for public access.
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Arch Street
Philadelphia
Betsy Fis
Botsy Hoes Memorial Association Buani
Pepilien
Belay Ross
Stewart Says Roosevelt Delays Congress and Dominates Policy
Washington May 10 President Roosevelt’s fishing trip prompts critics to accuse him of domination over Congress. The piece claims lawmakers resent his authority, claim his absence weakens the administration, and notes his return could trigger a major speech or press event to rally support and set policy. The article compares his influence to Mussolini and discusses the power of presidential utterances.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Gulf of Mexico
Congress
Cain India
Capitol
Grauint
Lunder
Valleies
Hospital Director Resigns as Kibler Steps Down
Twenty years ago the Journal notes Kibler resigns from the Hospital Association board of directors. Other items include weather improving, plant renovation by McElroy and Williams Brothers, Rabbitt approved for Officers Reserve Training, and local agriculture committee reporting vacant city plots not cultivated.
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A. C
Kibler
The
Hospital Association
McElroy
Williams Brothers
Standard Seven Company
Committee of Agriculture of
Wie
Gomimepen
Rogers
P. B. Shuss
Congress Keeps 100 Percent Advantage For Majority Rule
The piece argues Congress benefits from an unmistakable majority ability to control the executive. It describes the 24 hour a day tasks of an executive and notes the strain on a president’s time and strategy. Mrs. Obto Dablke of Buffalo visits Williamsport Pa while awaiting repairs.
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Congress
Iself
Anibeyel
Musk
Obto Dablke
Buffalo
Williamsport
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Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic’ Commission
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Stewart
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Central Press
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T. Bubibite
Amy Howard
Hate
Columbus Agenus
Roy Collins
Wistemo
Akron
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Rosebud
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