Review of Selected Poems and Parodies and Other Works
A literary roundup surveys Louis Untermeyer's Selected Poems and Parodies highlighting early vigor and later mastery, contrasts with Glasscock’s The War of the Copper Kings tracing Big Business in the West, plus Ernest Raymond’s We the Accused and Catherine de Medici biographies. It notes Sixteenth Century intrigue in Watson’s Catherine de Medici and Carman’s Rainbow at Noon.
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Louis Untermeyer
Harcourt Brace
Untermeyer
Unterntegar
Francis Watson
Catherine MeMedici
Appleton
Death of Senator Huey Long and Its Consequences
The passage discusses Huey P. Long's assassination and the potential impact on Louisiana and national politics. It portrays Long as a dominant yet controversial figure whose death may mark the end of his despotism and the expansion of his influence to other southern states and the nation.
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Long
Alie
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Louisiana
Vote for revision of constitution in Pennsylvania
The piece lauds Gov. Earle for humanitarian legislation and tax relief, cites labor and social justice measures, and urges voters to approve a constitutional revision on September 17 to empower laws protecting the aged, injured, unemployed, and sick, aligning Pennsylvania with progressive states.
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President reorganizes emergency agencies under budget director
Executive order places two emergency recovery agencies under the budget director. The August 5 order set agency travel without budget approval by September 15. An August 16 amendment names Anallier iwi to act as emergency agencies under the budget center beginning October.
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Ant Giflir
Budget Cut Brings 20 Agencies Under Review
The president announced completion of a plan to streamline spending by halving overlapping work and reducing administrative expenses. Twenty agencies must justify every item, with the fudget department centralizing control to apply a businesslike budget method, aiming for savings though totals may be modest relative to overall expenditure.
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Fudget Department
Stabilization plan boosts auto industry amid fall market shift
The article notes industry leaders gradually embracing staggered model introductions and auto shows to smooth demand across seasons, with fall activity rising and a projected Fall rush. It cites even distribution of employment benefiting steel and parts makers and hints at broader adoption in other seasonal industries.
Mosquito Infestation and Local Happenings in 1915 Journal Notes
Mosquitoes plague the city and business areas in the recent days. A three family Spiritment House will be built by K. Rogers on North Center and Congress streets. Work proceeds west of Adams Express office. Arthur Hurley welcomes a son born September 7 at East Washington Street. Wettsburg fair drew large crowds from the city with many autos. W Ed Marsh plans to speak on his 6,000 mile Colorado trip at the Corry board meeting. T J Finch from West Pleasant Street is hospitalized with serious illness.
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K. Rogers
North Center
Congress
W. Ed Marsh
Colorado
Corry Board of Commerce and Industry
Star Signals September 13 Birthdate Focus
Daily astrology note highlights those born March 21 to April 21 as favored. General indicators suggest a mixed day with morning good, afternoon bad, evening fairly good. warns of low spirits and fatigue from April 16 to June 7 and advises restraint on spending in February 1036.
Coast Guard hailed for hurricane efforts amid safety concerns
Washington dispatch notes Coast Guard praise for its hurricane relief work while officials worry over fire safety in a treasury and interior owned building. The structure lacks modern exits and fire escapes, with an aging internal elevator shaft and exposed stairs.
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District of Columbia
Treasury Department
Interior Department
Proving &Remia Landard
Coast Guards
Boy crafts $400 telescope lens for moon view
Beloi t, Wis Sep 1 A five foot telescope with six inch reflector built by Richard Wilford a 14 year old schoolboy valued at 400 dollars. He spent three weeks grinding the mirror and assembling the instrument costing about 99 dollars. The device enables vision up to 800 miles from Earth.
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Beloit
Wik
Richard Wilford
Richard
Hollywood crew plans many jobs for Crosby film
In Hollywood a large team supports Bing Crosby as he sings in Accent on Youth. Director Wesley Ruggles plans scenes nights ahead and emphasizes restive schedules. The production involves 54 crew members, including assistants and an 18 piece orchestra, with crews dedicated to each performance.
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Rolly Wiggd
Hollywood
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Herbert Marga
Pihya
Dhangres
Misa Sidhey
Ined
Wesley Ruggles
Ruggles
Herbert Marshall
Marshall
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Paris Fashions Emphasize Luxurious Fur Trimmed Garments
Paris style notes from September describe autumn clothing featuring lavish fur trims on coats and evening gowns. Persian lamb mink beaver and leopard are popular for sport and dress items with dyed fur bands matching gowns. Evening gowns show fur edging and shoulder bands while capes and wide collars echo the fur theme.
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Paris
Kolinsky
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