New York Politics Split Over Dewey and Graft Foes
In a 1927 Register and Tribune Syndicate piece Jay Franklre argues Tom Dewey faces a tough test amid New York rackets and shipping graft. He links Dewey’s GOP support to Wall Street, the Port Authority, and J. P. Morgan via a broader battle against vice rings and transportation monopolies.
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Jay Franklre
Washington
New York City
St Bika
Electoral College
Neiw Yorke
Netter
Roosevelt
W. Davis
Smith
J.P. Morgan & Co
Tih B. Dewey
New You County
Ha G.O. P
Dewey
Piorello
Tom’ Dewey
New York
Icolano
Joe Ryan
Ryan Weshi
International Merciatille Mae Ting
Docita
Tod
South New E Ngland
Connecticut
Delaware
Thérésa
Albany
New ‘York
Hudson_tunnel
Hoboken
Wall Street
Jim Farley
Hudson
Nyacito
Ipextfeylohnia Railrord
Nebr Sork Celiral
J. Morgan & Co
Figs
Alméride
Aisha
Fiorella
Glerdia
Fae
Ncopyright
Register and ‘Tribune Syndicate
Armistice Day Reflections and World Tensions
On Armistice Day nineteen years after the treaty, the world faces renewed unrest with Japan China and Spain in conflicts. President Roosevelt urges renewed commitment to peace and a steady foreign policy. The piece questions whether cooperative movements and moral restraint can avert further war and critiques postwar economic strains and stock-market wobbles.
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Alliea
America
Africa
Japan
China
Far East
Russia
Spain
Germany
Italy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Paris Shoes Foresee Winter Trends From Paris Boutiers
Paris bottle makers showcase winter footwear emphasizing new trims and materials. Joseph Casale debuts patent leather and gabardine styles with side lacing and diagonal fastenings, including ankle boots and winged heels. Silhouettes feature draped gowns, suede and satin mixes, and metal trimmed evening sandals in line with Paris fashion.
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Paris
Joseph Casale
Casale
Swith & Todd
Silent film era pivots to action over dialogue in Hollywood
Hollywood notes Richard Connell and Joe Swerling favor visual storytelling over dialogue. They emphasize filmmaking as a visual craft and compare writing for film to adapting stage methods. The Bing Crosby film is highlighted as example with minimal dialogue and strong action.
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Hollywood
Richard Connell
Connell
Joe Swerling
Bing Crosby
Swerling
Crosby
New York
Andy Deville
Rife Davis
Kesper
Sterling Holloway
Central Park
Stratch
Corweil
Wnendfio
Twenty Years Aco All Taken from the Journal Eilon
A fragmentary 1347 newspaper item notes Lipton’s bid of 215,000,000 to win the Ameri a/a bip-a yachting trophy, with a stated value of 300. The tale references Sir Trontus and mentions a death. The text is garbled but indicates a notable jet-lagged tale and a lofty but unclear ascent.
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Jounal Eilon
Trontus
Lipton
Brazil Abandons Crop Control Plan After Seven Years
Washington dispatch notes Brazil ends its long running crop control scheme for coffee, shifting to unrestricted planting with government compensation for underpriced output. The move affects global prices, Brazilian cotton expansion, and overall coffee trade as other nations may rise as new producers while Brazil faces internal costs and political debate.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Brazil
Brasil
Ebragj
Governeuint
Fabions
Arment
Haie Waite
Reeves
Bragi
Fragmented OCR Unable to Determine News Item
The readable text is garbled and provides no clear event or identity. No verifiable persons or organizations are present to craft a factual headline or summary.
Cornerstone Laying and Opening Classes in 1871 Arch School
Reading fragments recount early events at a local arch school including cornerstone laying, opening classes in 1871, figures such as Mrs Smith Heath and JD Eversit Leach, the river road journey from the little red schoolhouse, and the widow Mrs Smith. Mentions of a nervous attack at a game, Joe Goldath elected district attorney, and plans for workplace changes under the new mayor.
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Smmé Smith Heath
Charles Cowles
JD. Eversit Leach
Little Red School
Columbus Avene
Fateh
Jagon Smith
Benny
Joe Goldateth
Warren County
G. Scott
Smit
Braid
HeVerAl
Eyadhard High
Bitlet
American Legion
Frain
Hépids
Jota
Pelle
Arid
One-Minute Test and Local News Snippet Summary
Questions and answers cover wartime casualty estimates and foreign ministers, plus terms for the Greek Golden Age. A streetcar etiquette note urges gentlemen to offer their seat and hand to ladies. Local clergy Rev. HL Richard Miller plans missionary work after 1988 aging out. Corry marks Armistice day with global excitement nineteen years ago.
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Richard Miller
Edinboro
Well Mown
Corry Boy
Mir
Miller
Ge Dispatch-Herald
Corry
China and rails and railroads in early industry note
Factographs describe early Chinese papermaking from bamboo and nets, an invention on paper history, and a test of welded steel rails stretching a mile. A Hungarian monarchy with an admiral lacking a navy and rail ties treated with chemicals appear as scattered items in this compact report.
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China
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PiMeliam
Gupsis
Riscom
Yale
Stewart
CHARLESsP_ STEWART Central Press
Miersly
Merry
Sncient
Greece
Wisdorf High Stations
Yoh Delbbs
Radical-Socialist Party
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Hungary
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Mandal Geslan
Sian
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