We the People debated class and labor in crisis politics
Jay Franklin surveys editorial thinking from the New York Herald Tribune and Northern and Southern observers. He argues both sides weaponize fear of starvation to justify hard bargaining, condemning medievalism and hypocrisy in labor policy debates.
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Jay Franklin
United Press
Washington
New York Herald
Manhattan
The
Herald Tribune
Georgia
Mbying
Tom Glivlleny
Van
Lawyers on New Deal and the Bar Association Critique
A vocal debate on President Roosevelt's court plan, the New Deal, and the American Bar Association questions the profession's role. Critics argue courts and lawyers face rising public distrust while defense of the plan and safeguards for civil rights are urged amid partisan tensions.
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American Bay Association
Wiel
Roosevelt
Agrugayl
Bar Association
UN 7 Brome Court
Bax “Association
Jnst
Iene
Congress
Bay Assration
Bay Association
Gisilor Lagalus
New York
Philadelphia
Fragmentary remarks on national defense and peace efforts
The text notes a shift toward reversing programs and adopting defense measures. It mentions a group of enlightened nations seeking peace, trade, and social progress while pondering self protection if another large war arises. It comments on governance as a hard art and public belief in rapid national strength.
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Shi
Conviction and Culture Shape Public Opinion in a College Debate
A college president argues democracy requires a discerning public that values educated leaders and informed judgment. He cautions that public influence and class distinction can affect civic views, yet every citizen’s opinion remains essential in shaping national discourse.
Scared Nations Move to Strengthen Defense Networks
The piece notes Wilhelmina and nearby lands shifting from disarmament to stronger defense amid rising tension. It cites Belgium Switzerland Holland and Scandinavia abandoning disarmament and pursuing transsovial programs to bolster military readiness. Denmark reportedly pursued complete demilitarization in 1928 as a contrast.
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Wilhelmina
Nether
Lands
Sevon Bry
Belgium
Switeerland
Holland
Grup
Denmark
Cowl
Uler
New Legion Commander and German Ambassador Names
The new American Legion commander is Daniel J. Doherty of Woburn Massachusetts. The German ambassador to the United States is Hans Dieckhoff, who succeeded Dr Hans Luther. The signing location and date are given as Runnymede in England on June 123.
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American Legion
United States
Ie Magma Charla
H. W. Beecher
Daniel J. Doherty
Mass
Hans Dieckhoff
Hans Luther
Runnymede
England
Stewart Says Give Us More Money Yet Spend Less
Charles P. Stewart reports on criticism of the Roosevelt administration during a western tour. He cites calls for economies alongside pleas for still more federal funds, noting lawmakers' contradictory stances and the burden on all states as they seek relief without overburdening others.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Ashington
Roose Welt
Redler Minney
Joe Frewyen
Sam
Paris styles Paris embraces Molyneux winter collection outfits
Paris October 1 Constance Bannett Molyneux's winter collection showcased elaborate afternoon gowns. Designs featured straight lines with rich trim such as black leather encrusted with stones and high necklines. Furs, tabbies and new trims dominated, while afternoon suits with jackets trimmed in woolly beads appeared for American buyers.
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Paris
Constance Bansnett
Molyneux
Acteces
Ems
Brasil Fertiers
Molyticix Collerdon
Eitk
Que
Amovicd
Fashion Tip Braid Rims in Winter Collection
A brief fashion note highlights silk or mohal rims and soripan art in the Moly ix winter collection with references to stylish dress details and seasonal styling cues.
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files October 4 1977
The report recalls labor strikes on the Buffalo and Pittsburgh line affecting telegraphers on the Pennsylvania railroad. A fire incident at a West Smith residence belonging to Thomas Smith is noted along with a brief description of local events and names from Camp Hancock.
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Journal
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Smith
Thomas Smith
Local man bound over after highway robbery hearing
A man bound over to court after a hearing before Al demain Shields on a highway robbery charge. George H. Treat of Union Bity died last evening, a 15 word message to friends reported. Kenna, a Spanish War veteran, fled here yesterday and left for Erie to enlist in the navy after three years in the U S Cavalry. Riley left for Dilmick for five days on business for the IR Shoe Company. Hollis headed for Fredoing for a few days of business.
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Aldemain Shields
George H. Treat
Union
Caer Kenna
Astor
Erie
Amole San
U. S. Cavalry
Riley
Dilmick
IR. H. Hollis
Hollywood Film Shop by Grady Johnson
Hollywood observer Grady Johnson describes early careers of actors like Riett Benepe and Oliver Hardy. The piece notes Benepe’s weight gain efforts and Hardy's method, contrasting Ridiculous fat characters with slim stars such as Robert Montgomery and Lucille Ball’s generation.
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Hollywood Film Shop
Grady Johnson
Hollywood
Fig
Weiter Riett Benepe Fey
Benehley
Fig Gure
Avery
Oliver Haray
Oliver Hardy
Robert Montgomery
Lucley
Seward's Higher Law Speech Debates on the Compromise of 1850
William H. Seward delivered a speech during the 1850 debates asserting a higher law beyond the Constitution. He argued the nation’s authority over the domain is bound to union justice, welfare and liberty.
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Seward
William Fr. Seward
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