Foreign Loans and Government Censorship Debate
The piece discusses foreign loans totaling 1.104 billion dollars and a State Department push for censorship. It questions federal collection powers over private foreign lending and argues such action may be better suited to Commerce. The author notes potential congressional sanction and weighs investor safety against political risk.
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State Department
Department
Jik
Congress
Uncle Sam
Department of Commerce
Tater
President Coolidge Debuts Nose Glasses at Pan American
The piece notes President Coolidge adopting a heavy nose-glass on a cord for the first public appearance at the Pan American building while reading with President Caltes over the long distance line. It ponders whether comfort style or optics drove the change and suggests the White House may withhold comment.
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Coolidge
Pan American
Caltes
Optician
White House
Twenty Years Ago Notes From Journal Files October 4 1907
Twenty years ago Corry Tent No 18 KO 7M members visited Columbus Tent and were hosted. Corry High School football set to play Old City on the athletic field Saturday. Beaverdam farmers discuss marching to Corryton density. A still alarm at 1 AM reported a fire at Cognwell Provision packing house. Nicholas Masten named Katekuyer at First Avenue closing promoted to Gunter Street job. Charles Waggoner travels to Spartansburg for uncle's practice. Walker of Wa ren Lines quash town short time this morning.
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Corry
Columbus
Corry High School
Old City Boys
Saturdy
Nicholas Masten
Kate-kuyper
First Avenue
Bes
Gunter Street
Morrow Ambassadorship Signals Shift in Mexican Policy
Rodney Dutcher notes Dwight Morrow’s appointment as ambassador to Mexico marks a shift away from Kellogg Iran policy and a departure from James Sheffield style. Mexicans may hear a voice with independence, while U.S. diplomats eye balance with Mexico City officials. The scene contrasts Morrow’s potential independence with Sheffield’s more adversarial stance.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Dwight Morrow
State Department
Morrow
Morgan
Mexico
James R. Sheffield
Mr. Sheffield
Mexico City
St. Sheffield
Morgan Tan
Bales
Coolidge
Sheffield
Kelvigg
Answers to Yesterday's Exercibes Clarity Confusion
A fragmented prompt appears to mix garbled phrases and misspelled terms. The reader encounters scattered words such as suppose epints pronounce med coyote collect apsemtite congene aim mon, and hints at diverting, with no clear cohesive article or event. The text resembles OCR junk from notes rather than a coherent news item.
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Nate
Look and Learn 4 Quiz Answers and Questions
Answers include To err is human to forgive divine but misquotes appear. The questions touch on constitutional topics Christ revealed to John, a cryptic list of animals, and Georges Clemenceau. The source lists 10 yesterday’s questions with scattered errors and odd entries like Cape Cor.
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U. S
Negro Republic
Africa
Christ
John
Georges Clemencentt
Cape Cor
Problem on Wheat Yield and Cone Volume Confused
A historical clipping shows a word problem about US wheat yield per acre, asking how much more per acre a farmer earned on a 4 acre plot to reach the national average. The text also references yesterday’s answer about an 8 ounce quantity and explains cone volume as one third of a cylinder with equal base and height, though the wording is garbled.
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United States
Vase Records Wedding Arnovel Ceremony in England
A fragmented report describes a ceremony where a bride and groom sign a vase as a record of their wedding. The bride wears a traditional gown, the groom signs, the best man adds his signature, and the vase is then fired in a pottery.
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Vase
England
Bond Issue Found Illegal in Michigan
In Lansing on October 4 a million dollars of bonds issued by the State Fair Board in 1923-24 were found legally invalid as issued. Attorney General W. W. Potter and State Treasurer Frank D. McNay announced the ruling noting neither the interest nor principal could be paid. Governor Fred W. Green said the state is morally obligated to bondholders and a solution should be found. Potter and Selay said the bonds were a mortgage on state property and required voter approval. Detroit bank and Senator James Couzens were reported to own most of the bonds.
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Lansing
Mich
State Fair Boardr
W. W. Potter
Frank D. McNay
Fred W. Green
Joss
Potter
Selay
A. Detroit Bank
Jamez Couzens
Forests Decline in New Hampshire After 300 Years
The article notes that about 2,500,000 acres, roughly half of New Hampshire’s surface land, have been cleared of forests following 300 years of settlement.
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New Hampshire
Life Insurance and Thrift Budget Promotion
A fragmentary ad promotes Life Insurance and Thrift as keys to family finances. It urges following a sensible budget with Savings through life insurance and invites inquiries to Emitable Life of Iowa agents or to write for a practical home budget titled A Budget That Doesn’t Need Budging.
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Iowa
Tactics of coal and iron policemen under attack
United Press reports in Pittsburgh that coal and iron miners face enforcement by privately paid police backed by coal companies. William Collins accuses police and courts of suppressing strikes with arrests, school segregation, and entry of strikebreakers from the south. The letter, sent to William Green of the AFL, calls for federation support as Pittsburgh courts restrain picketing.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Walter Pennsylvania
William Green
Anescan Federation of Labor
William Collins
Washington
Green
Los Angeles
Cal
American Federation of Labor
Collins
Minum
Western Pensylvania
Culling
Pri Vitely
Coal and Tran
Dnl
Fosamnion
Pennsylvania
Ahgirrade Union
Jacksonville
Rewave and New Wave Service Offered by Mrs Stone's Beauty Parlor
After retiring from LeMur laboratories, Mrs Stone announces availability for rewaves and new permanent waves. Appointments open at Mrs Stone's Beauty Parlor, North Fast, Pa, phone 105.
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LeMur Laboratories
Robbed by boy she befriended in Dunkirk
Officer John Brooks arrested Sunday a 11 year old boy named Eugene Wyvell in Dunkirk for stealing a purse containing 100 dollars from Mrs Ralph Swanson on Bast Lake Road. Wyvell was taken to police headquarters and turned over to Lieutenant Nelsore of the state police for a children’s court hearing. Mrs Swanson had previously aided the youth after a tale of woe and housed him temporarily, then later discovered the missing money.
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Dunkirk
John Brooks
Ralph Swanson
Bast Lake Road
Apllock
Rissa Eugene Wyvell
Branfort Po
Girl Recovering From Wounds In Shooting Incident
Fay Erse, 4-Louise Petzner, 18, of 959 East 2nd street, was shot in the abdomen by Gilbert Blass, 18, of 1918 Poplar street, Saturday night and is expected to recover at St. Vincent's hospital. Blass was arraigned Sunday before Alderman George Muser on charges of breaking and entering and larceny. The revolver used had been stolen from D. F. H. Paul on West Sidestreet. Blass pleaded guilty and was remanded to county jail for action by the court.
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Erse
Fay
Louise Petzner
East 2Nd Street
Gilbert Blass
Poplar Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
George Muser
D. F. H. Paul
West Sidstree
Bisgs
Comity Prison
Plan Flight to Australia Through Post Office Limitation
Washington October 4 The post office department announced a private plan to allow airmail of up to 1,500 letters from the United States to Australia aboard a Light Glover aircraft. Australia’s minister of posts and telegraphs attended the international radio conference and sought permission. Postmaster General New and Lt W G Gibson noted the opportunity to include varied sources while keeping the 1,500-letter cap.
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United Press
Washington
Willie
Inang Glover
Post Office
United States
Australia
Glover
T. P. Brown
Polite and Telegraph
Comity
Australis
Euver
W.G Gibson
Goyer
Lee Sen
wWespiane
San Francisco
Clerk pleads guilty to embezzling forged funds
A former Buffalo State Motor Vehicle Bureau clerk pleaded guilty in County Court to forgery in the third degree. He admitted misappropriating about $12,000 and faces sentencing Friday. He disappeared several weeks ago and was arrested in Portland, Maine.
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Buffalo
Oct
Sovert Yo Varanteau
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Paranteas
Portland
Ure
Lea's Nair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Revival
A dated advertisement touts Lea's Nair Tonic as a harmless, long term solution to dandruff and gray hair. It claims stimulates scalp, hair roots, and pigment glands, restoring youthful color and lustre through regular massaging. Consumers are urged to send a dollar for sample and directions, with note that it does not alter children's hair color.
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Nair
Lea
Nate
Brentwood
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