Roosevelt and plutocracy divide in Democratic split
United Press report outlines a brewing rift within the Democratic party as Roosevelt shifts focus to an anti monopoly message. The piece cites tensions between northern and southern factions, the influence of eastern banks, and a strategic push led by Roosevelt and his son Jimmy toward a democracy geared to the many.
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Democratic Party
Supreme Court
GTO
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Bick
Hoosevelt
oOut
New York
Vohey-Landars
Federal
Roosevelt Wlervely
Urey
Roosevelt
Jimmy Roosevelt
Deynocratia
Indianapolis
Uit- Leon
Jimmy
Alexander Mamilton
Famillon
Preparedness for War in Wartime Era Debated
The piece argues for US readiness focused on defending its own shores amid European and Asian crises. It notes risks from the Spanish and Mediterranean tensions, the Sino-Japanese conflict, and dangers of entangling alliances. It warns against unnecessary expansion abroad while urging vigilance and protective measures at home.
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Reading
American Legion
New York City
United States
Anil Séhaihie
Solhey Corinthas
Europe
Far East
Ammarivath
China
Chinese Trove Defenses Stall Japanese Push Near Shanghai
A curvent dispatch describes Chinese fortifications west of Shanghai from Shans hai to Yungtse River. It notes shallow steel and concrete forts, water-filled ditches and caves housing hundreds, with roads blocked to tanks and air raids mitigated by cave security. The piece argues China can wage a modern war despite armament limits and may deter extensive conquest for years.
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Chines
Shanghai
Bhanghu
Soarchow Lake
Worth
Shanshai
Yungtse
China
Migrating season begins as birds head south
A battered report notes migrating birds returning to Florida as usual with many species including wild geese and various waterfowl moving southward. Officials warn of large flocks and emphasize ongoing monitoring of migratory patterns.
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Florida
Bront Zohoe
Altors Uring
Railroads expect record seasonal travel growth
Railroads plan extensive service expansion as U S migration shifts with seasons. The country’s big routes see more workers and tourists moving between Great Lakes, Gulf, mountains, and seashore, boosting health and business while travelers seek new experiences.
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Willer
Great Lakes
Gulf
A BETTER "BUY" THAN WAR
Americain industralist outlines a vision seen in Europe where peaceful investment in health education cooperation and production could replace vast military spending. He argues nations could redirect funds from armaments to welfare if leaders faced reality and stopped bickering over diplomacy and colonies.
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Varlulis
Europe
Italy
Germany
Dupan
Factographs from a lost era on diet and flight
A trimmed miscellany notes sadharin as 590 times sweeter than sugar with no food value and no nourishment. It adds that under favorable weather pigeons can fly more than a mile a minute. It also states the hippopstamus and the elephant path are vegetarians.
Woman to be surveyor in Lorain Ohio
Miss Edith Nichols, daughter of a prominent Lorain surveyor and engineer, is studying her father’s trade and plans to work in the field.
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Lorain
Ohio
Edith Nichels
New York Mayoral Race Sparks National Political Talk
Washington dispatch analyzes the La Guardia Mahoney split in the New Deal era. It weighs how La Guardia or Mahoney could impact a presidential ticket, noting New Deal strategists favoring Mahoney for attainable Rooseveltian backing and independence from strict party lines.
Halting an Actor He Plays to Portray in Film Work
Hollywood film shop reports stir over method acting and character portrayal as actors crew up for scenes. Walter Pidgeon cited as authority on method and practice while others discuss preparation, authenticity, and the influence of the character on performance.
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Hollywood
Thalt
Walter Pidgeor
Attoy
Leclares
Gersin
Lenawe
Abel
Mme
Crisios
Meebitte Corpmenon
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files September 24 1917
A historical recap notes Dr H C Shaw leaving the First Methodist for Greenville as the conference meets there Rev R L Poulke will come from Erie to lead the city. Police report two speeders fined 22 50 each while Army reorganization takes effect at Camp Hancock Augusta. Mrs Pred Laver of Concord visits St Francis Hospital in Pittsburgh. Mrs William Caster hosts a party for the bride and her mother with Mrs Harvey Rathburn. Rural Mail Carriers Association gathers at the county post office with local staff present. E Weeks in California has enlisted in the 28rd engineering corps. Mrs J T Carey and daughter plan a Ten day visit to Farmersville NY.
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H.C. Shaw
First Methodist
Greenville
Brookville
R. L. Poulke
Wayne Street
Erie
Shaw
William Caster
Harvey Rathburn
Serle County
Merry, Johnson, Chaffee
Seymour Frost
Patterson
Golegrave
U S Ambassilar to Great Britain and Other Clues
Answers reveal U S ambassador to Great Britain as Robert W. Bingham from Louisville and Juneau as Alaska’s capital. The text also defines a dilettante as a person dabbling in arts, plus a rare spadefoot toad discovery near Wilmington and a one horse town Cuttyhunk in Massachusetts.
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Ambassilar
Great Britain
Alaska
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville
Juneau
Know
Leeigan
Wilmington
Del
Bny
Here
Paris styles bare head dresses for winter gowns
Paris fashion notes from Sept 24 describe how smart women will wear head dresses with winter gowns. Mantillas and veiling mantillas draped over the head pair with gowns from designers like Mainbocher and Lanvin. Plumes, petals and flowers are used to trim mantilla and face halos, with scarves doubling as wraps.
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Bares
Paris
Mainbocher
Lanvin
Molyneux
Erosion threatens farmland across Europe and America
Sept 22 Harrisburg. Secretary of Agriculture J Hansel Wrench announced that American cropland is exposed to more serious erosion than Europe, with about 158 million acres in row crops in the United States versus 69 million in Europe. He warned topsoil loss endangers soil stability and urged action.
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Harrissarg
Amyris
Europe
J. Hansel Wrench
Agriculture
Uniter States
Russia
Don
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