North Dakota Wheat Embargo Questioned by State Action
The North Dakota governor’s wheat embargo halted outbound shipments until prices improved. The move contradicts the federal power over interstate commerce, and Supreme Court precedent would likely deem it unconstitutional. Historical cases show federal enforcement and eventual compliance, with relief possible via market improvement or federal aid.
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North Dakota
Congress
Supreme Court
Shreveport
High Court
Washington
North Carolina
South Dakota
Virginia
West Virginia
Great Western
Democratic gains push Pennsylvania Democrat registration past million
Official state figures show the Democratic registration at 1,087,994, up nearly 26 percent from last year, with gains in 63 counties and Philadelphia and Allegheny counties doubling Democratic enrollments. Republican registration remains ahead, but Democrats expand their nonpartisan ranks while minor parties decline.
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Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
State Bureau
Ava
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Diplomats Riding Gun Carriages Warn of Europe Crisis
H M Tomlinson, former war correspondent, warned at a London literary luncheon that Europe suffers a new eclipse of humanity. He said diplomatists have been riding gun-carriages since the Armistice, faith in Christianity fading, and a choice looming that matters to the young.
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H. M. Tomlinson
Formr
Europe
Tne
Lucheon
London
Tomlinga
Goa
Cary Grant Revealed In Hollywood Film Shop Profile
United Press staffer outlines Cary Grant the tall graceful star known for wit, charm, and athletic past. Born Archie Leach in Bristol England he built a versatile film persona blending dance music and mechanica curiosity. He memorably avoids long names, recalls friends as Steve, and maintains a robust, all round showman image with a disciplined, athletic frame.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Cary Grant
Mademoiselle West
Cary
Hil
Mechanica
yWould
Miusic
Archie. Leach
Bristol
Eng
Snelling
Ramey Oldvield
Steve
Mae West
Anilhla
Angel
Cary Nan Cook
Geltom
Renovation Looms for Old Russian Embassy in Washington
United Press reports that if the Soviet is recognized, the old Russian embassy will require costly renovations including dry cleaning of brocades, new paint for 64 rooms, new furniture, and disposal of old documents. A White Russian family. In 16th Street, the building’s upkeep would involve furnace replacement and extensive refurbishing before new tenants move in. Washington’s social scene hints at potential revival of Russian venues should recognition occur.
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United Press
Washington
16Th Street
Boris Bahlemetieff
Kerensky
Bahimetieff
Rooster Mortality Reported at Bloomington Poultry House
A garbled Bloomington Indiana notice describes a hen roosting scene with a rooster found at a poultry house. It mentions a rooster of unusual weight and a crowing incident, though many words are unreadable in the OCR text.
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Bloomington
Club Wolf Tour Wins Amid Mixed Headlines
In a convoluted report from a local club event, Gerald Lehman defeats rival Dick Wits after an opponent’s club theft. The unusual write up notes Tex-sharing and Cuba connections within the competition, referencing the ongoing hot contests and a rival club dynamic.
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Tex
Ole
Cuba
Gerald Lehman
Hla
Dick Wits
Paris Styles Paris 1933 Maggy Rouff fur fashion shift
Paris fashion notes from Oct 28 describe Maggy Rouff’s 1933 31 collection moving away from conservative habits. High fur trimmed Methicis square collars long sleeves and capes of multiple fur flounces appear, with ruby velvet and white lacquered satin fabrics. Rouff embraces Louis XV influence in jackets and coats using pleats and quilted stitching with short hair furs.
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Paris
Schiaparelli
Mageié Rouff
Rowff
Byrd Keeps Macaroons For Antarctic Expedition
In a Boston report, 50 drums of almond macaroons were stored for the Byrd Antarctic Expedition due to their high calories and usefulness as a teatime tidbit during the long journey.
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BYRD
Boston
Twenty Years Ago Events From October 23, 1913 Journal Files
Notes from the Journal Files of October 23 1913 report on WnBone Girls Athletic Association basketball practice with candidates McGraw Valentine Anderson Johnson Copper Steeves Heath Damon Patterson Waller Shannon. A social for St Elizabeth's Or gan Fund Society is planned at the Dutty home next Friday. Robert Price and Miss Clara Merk inger wed at St Elizabeth's with Rev Father Kuni Gol. Richards meets Major Wilcox on armory improvements. Eugené Miller family relocate to 26 Seventh St from Dave Cook farm. James H Richards travels to Garland to stock a stream with trout from Gerry hatchery. The Orpheum Mandolin Choir of New York visits Ensign Smith at the Salvation Army. Trout shipments depart local hatchery to Lycoming Clinton and Potter counties. The Dolly Dimples Company heads to Meadville for the week’s remainder.
Legislators' Stand on Five Key Bills Analyzed
Gifford Pinchot writes a voter guide reviewing how Erie county reps and others voted on five major bills. He highlights House votes on Turners sweat shop bill and the old age pension measure, noting aye and no patterns by Kinney Fitzgerald King McCreary Ziesenheinz. The letter urges constituents to judge re election prospects based on these positions and related road and beer legislation impacts.
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General Assembly
Witzgerald
Erie County
King
McCreary
Ziesenheinz
Rep
Kinney
Theodore Jensen
Pitzgerald
Terie County
Gomes
Senate
Sowers-Connors
Sowers
House
Fitygerald
Ion
Ben. Biesenheim
Thie Volunty
Gifford Pinchot
Kane-Kinzia road project and sweatshop bill updates
Erie county reps clash over Kane-Kinzia highway link approval while 40 Kane men start two shifts for the new segment. The House debates a bill to curb sweatshops with a minimum wage measure, but votes against advancing it with labor standards staying in place. Rep. Fitzgerald and Rep. King split on the highway and labor issues as crews begin construction toward the Warren-McKean county line.
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Sowers-Connors
Kane
Kane-Kinzia
Approxire
Fitzgerald
Erie County
NRL
Warren-McKean County
NRS
Tepre
House of Representatives
Alana
King
Tie County
Corry School Training Dates Inquire About
Inquiries ask the dates of J B Johnson teaching many 181 training sessions in Corry schools. Questions seek when Rev M McIntyre served as pastor of United Brethren Church. They also ask when the Corry Board of Commerce had a president named Saulrie and when George Evangel Young managed the Postal Telegraph office.
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J. B. Johnson
Corry
M. McIntyre
United Brethren Shurch
Water with meals good for stomach digestion claim
Fragmentary ad copy promotes drinking water with meals to aid digestion. It mentions words like Adlerika and Keister's Cut Rate Store and asserts effects on stomach and bowels, but the text is garbled and uncertain.
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Keister
Advi
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Sissssas
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W. 46Th St
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Pittsburgh
Hollywood Film Shop
Lqmen
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Stokowski
Roosevelt
Louis Howe
Stolowski
NRA
Journal
WnBone Girls’ “Athletic Association
McGraw
Valentine
Anderson
Johnson
Coppen
Steeves
Heath
Damon
Patterson
Waller Shannon
MA Pond
Wister
Organ Fund Society
St Elizabeth’s Church
W. H. Dutty
Thesiay
Robert Price
Clara Merkinger
St. Elizabeth's Sharen
Kuni
Gol. Richards
Wilcox
Eugené Miller
Seventh Street
Dave Cook
James H. Richards
Garland
Gerry Hatchery
Orpheum
Mandolin Chuir
New York
Ensign Smith
Salvation Army
Lycoming
Clinton
Potter Counties
Dolly Dimples
Meadville
Siey
Pepras Finchat
Erie
Wiesday
Kane-Kinzia Road
Sen
Ziesenheim
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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