The Rotten Shorthands of National Politics in 1937 Reform Fight
Jay Franklin Washington analyzes Roosevelt's judicial reform bid, arguing big money and eastern capital shape Senate support. He notes regional representation gaps, Democratic defections, and the strategic use of relief programs to secure the New Deal. The piece warns of a Senate fight where population power may tilt outcomes.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Roosevelt
Jost
Delaware
Vermont
Senate Judicary Committee
Gites
New Mexico
Wysming
Nevada
Friends of the Judicial Oligarchy
Smatleyt
Eniia
Missisappi River
South
West Virginia
Minn
Robinson
Arkansas
Logan
New Deal
Senatora Bailey
North Carolina
Byrd
Virginia
Connally
Texas
al Smith
John W. Davis
Bainbridge Colby
Jim Reed
Missouri
Senate
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Labor unrest and proposed wage demands emerge in 1900s era text
Fragmented report chronicles workers pressing for a fair minimum wage and better conditions. It mentions figures like Henry Bard and Lewis, references to labor actions and sympathy from the public, and notes the ongoing push for improved pay amid industrial unrest.
Fragmented Notes on Historical Topics and Hypothetical Studies
The text references various figures and theories, mentioning President Monroe and the Adams administration. It also alludes to government scientific experiments and a claim about Pilcairet Islanders with Dr Harry J Sua pine asserting no harmful effects from inbreeding after a century.
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Arto
One Minute Test Miscue and Odd Facts
A scrambled prompt mentions France and Seam, a high Washington monument, a Pennazses capital query, etiquette at dinners, and wisdom sublists. It also notes a horoscope about birthday self inefficiency and claims Napoleon granted Andorra a republican constitution in 1808 with sovereignty since Charlemagne, plus a 555 feet height and Neabvilie reference.
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France
Washington Monument
See and Know Pennsylvania Appalachian Trail Information
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission describes the Appalachian Trail section between Berks and Schuylkill counties. A 2000 mile route from Georgia, this skyline trail along Blue Mountain rises to about 1500 feet with shelters and springs nearby. Easy access via Route 22 near Fethel and Strausstowns, along Route 83 atop the Blue Mountain on the Berks Schuylkill boundary, where a shelter and marker are visible.
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Blue Mountain
Berks
Schuylsill
Georgia
America
Schuylkill
Liv Blue Mountain
Plates
Fethel
Strausstowns
William Fenn
Harrisburg
Allentown
Schuyl
Hill Counties
Mediator Withdraws From Strike In Erie
United States labor department mediator Thomas M. Pion withdrew from negotiations at Griswold Manufacturing after the company refused to sign a collective bargaining agreement and workers balked at dropping demands. An impasse followed days of talks though hours wages and working conditions were agreed. Separately in Calcutta a 10 year old husband was ordered to pay his 11 year old wife $2 monthly for separate maintenance after she charged the boy induced his father to marry her.
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United Press
Erie
Thomas M. Pion
United States Labor Department
Griswold Manufacturing Company
Calcutta
India
Senate Fights and Majority Realities in Early U.S. History
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart analyzes how presidents contend with Senate majorities versus the House. He notes Roosevelt’s strong Senate tally on paper but with independent or cross-party dynamics, and contrasts it with other eras where controlling or failing to control Senate factions shaped policy. He discusses why senators enjoy advantages in tradition and the longer terms versus the House’s shorter terms and closer accountability.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Hoover
White House
Wilson
Harling, Coolidge
Seeking Funds for Larger Farm Show Initiative in Harrisburg
Harrisburg May 26 A state wide movement unites behind enlarging the Pennsylvania Farm Show. The General State Authority will seek funding for Farm Show extensions with committees appointed by the Farm Show Commission and the Farmers Show Committee. A House Agriculture Committee plan includes a commission to draft state authority action, led by Rep. Deriguty and others from Mout, Suoounty, and Yorie City area.
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Harrisburg
Wingo
Show Commission
Parm
Parn Shaw
House of Representatives
Wostrick
Campin Sotinky
John W. Renker
Cente Sounly
Claynin Iy
Yorie Ciny
Mfuryetl
Sueajuna County
Malt Liquor Tax Yields Reported in Harrisburg Data
Receipts show malt liquor tax yields totaling 16 884 465 with detailed figures for various components and districts. The report lists multiple line items including wines and other taxes, with sums such as 4 262 52 and 9 920 901 5, noting April receipts and distributions.
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Harrisburg
Raventhe
T. Wey
Atv
Ragan
Ween
Mill Hellerae
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Bown
Worth Council
Hollywood Film Shop
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WelOrs
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Ralph
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Weranahoy
Baldivis
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Ya Rao
Bates
Io Royat
Pevenlie Mesure
Sears
Dane
Tonsa
Adams
Monroe
Kay
Myterson
Murray
C.F. Brown
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Oms
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Hyank Lalmve
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Alexander
G S
Alexander & Jisl
Ky Uni Osh
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Nashville
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Agenb Binny
Adams Company
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Denya
Paristige
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Navy
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