Roosevelt Theorizes Preventive War On Aggressor Nations
Jay Franklin analyzes Roosevelt's Chicago speech, arguing it hints at preventive war. The piece warns such a path risks alienating allies, harming liberal support, and intensifying global conflict while urging economic appeasement as a safer alternative.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Roosevelt
Chicago
New Deal
Jaapan
Wilson
Rsutfab
Srengh
Duten
Germany
Italy
Japan
Soviet Union
Hans. Ae
Anal Perdlaas
Arlife
Tribune Syndicate
Honest inquiry urged into gravel scandal probe
Erie County residents call for a fair unbiasing inquiry into the gravel scandal detailing concerns that the prosecutor’s focus signals political aims. The piece argues for a rigorous, all-encompassing probe of all cases and investigations within the district attorney’s office while criticizing lengthy, verbose boards of education reports and urging timely, decisive action.
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Erie County
Mannner
Mine
Pennsylvania
Murden
Willeh
Erie
District ‘Attorney's Office
Lat
D. A
Weighing Nation Roles In Peace Amid Growing Gangster Threat
A fragmented editorial argues Americans must unite to curb rising gangsters and violence, urging cautious diplomacy and cooperation with other powers. It cites Benjamin Franklin about unity and endorses a measured, collective approach to peace rather than bold unilateral moves.
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Tate
Benjamin Braniflin
Washington
Japan
Uncle Sam
One-Minute Test Answers and Quoted Items
The page lists answers to a quiz: Sir Oswald Mosley heads the British Piss cist party, three common clouds are cirrus, timulus, and stratus, and RS VP expands to "Answer, if you please" with etiquette notes and aphorisms.
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Shaw
Sir Oswald Mosley
Cirrus
Timulus
Stratus
Understanding Global Miles and Kilometers in Historical Measurement
The fragment explains variations in mile lengths across nations, noting American, Austrian, French, German, Dutch measures. It touches on nautical miles, the rough equivalence to 6080 feet, and the kilometer as used for metric references. It emphasizes the metric system as a universal standard.
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Lovisy
Norwas
Europe
Quarantine War Policy Sparks Neutrality Debate
Stewart comments on quarantines for war and disease, noting enforcement by shotgun patrols signals contagion. He cites Roosevelt's Chicago speech, the need for a truly neutral policy, and warns that congressional backing will test the nation’s resolve and possibly mirror Woodrow Wilson’s fate.
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Roosevelt
Prestivet
Woodrow Wilson
Hollywood film stars cling to loved old props and mementos
Hollywood reporters recount a superstition among stars who prize worn items from early careers. Myrna Loy keeps dressing room slippers. Mae West wears a mended brocade gown. Ronald Colman cherishes a grandfather clock watch. Jo an Blondell and others hold worn purses and hats. The piece notes these cherished items endure through fame.
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Hollywood
Mae West
Rilele Jones
Ube
Max Factor
Leo Cherilla
Ronald Colman
Andes
Holden
Stan
Joan Blondel
Molle
Cameron
Rogers
Stewario
Tyes
Walt Writman
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Filer October 1917 events
A historical column recalls 1917 dispatches: telegraph workers strike shifting to phone use on Buffalo and Pittsburgh routes, Liberty Loan totals reaching 20350 dollars this morning, and local civic notices. Attendees at the Third District Pennsylvania W, AL convention included Yeager and Mrs Love. Injuries and accidents at local plants are noted, plus personnel changes at the post office and new arrivals from Buenos Aires. A forest ranger piece describes Lost Mountain firefighting efforts amid lightning sparked blazes.
Paris Styles Winter Gowns From Molyneux Show
Paris headlines describe Baroness Eugene de Rothschild choosing a winter wardrobe at Molyneux featuring a crinoline opening gown, hoop-skirted velvet ensembles, halter necklines, and tailored daywear. Designs emphasize structured bodices, square necklines, and velvet capes with astrakhan accents, plus matching belts and accessories for daytime and evening wear.
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Paris
Eugene Dle Rothachild
Molyneux
Haa
Sotectea Molyneus
House Witch
Mae
Lost and Wanted Notices in Downtown Street Scene
Fragmentary late 19th century style notice listing a lost item a small black bell and a missing woman with a terse apply instruction at 125 Maple Avenue. The garbled text implies a local classifieds notice or missing person advertisement typical of small urban papers.
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UBL
J. Auige
Nellten
Gall
Atia
Touseworl
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Turing
Scott
Perhasa
Boar of Education
Islake
Board of Education
Jon
Stewart
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Paraguay
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Chaga
Orient
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Bry
Windy City
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Tice
Ongkeing
Elem
Galileo
Hollywood Film Shop
Sy Enkum Sun
Journal
Filer
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
PR. R
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Nic. &. Mabean
Howard
York
Patterson
Ay G Rées
iLiberty
Robert Wolford
Joon -Post Office
Govee
George W. Marks
John Moritt
Charles Ames
Buenos Aires
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