Ex Soldier and His Bonus Money Scrutiny
The Daily disputes claims of a veteran receiving a “bonus” via insurance loan acts. It explains Congress only allows borrowing on adjusted compensation certificates, with interest and deductions from claims if the veteran dies. The piece argues the veteran may owe on the loan and notes postwar debt struggles and economic shifts.
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America
Daily
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Life Displays in Issue Campaign Across Alabama
Signs of political life appear in the bond issue debate as advocates and opponents rally. The amendment would allocate a sizeable share of proceeds to each county, pleasing smaller counties but angering larger ones. Observers expect the balance of power between big and small counties to influence Alabama politics in coming returns.
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Ieea
Alabama
Huntsville Again Moves To Pass Similar Ordinance
Huntsville faces another push by its city council to enact an ordinance targeting outside businesses. Attorneys claim the new measure will withstand legal tests that toppled the previous attempt. The effort aims to protect local firms and preserve economic vitality in the city.
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Pay Your Debts to Aid Nation's Restart
A columnist urges citizens to meet debts during November and December. Those with steady income must pay what they can, sacrificing luxuries to relieve creditors and support revival of business and manufacturing. The piece ties personal finance to national employment and trust.
Not Paying Debts Is Unfair to Your Partner
If you have a regular income and fail to meet what you owe, you are not playing fairly with your man. The statement frames debt responsibility as a matter of fairness within a relationship and emphasizes accountability in financial interactions.
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Decatur
Éise
Target
Virginia
Jack
Boost Your Home Town for Climate and Growth Gains
A promotional note urges boosting the hometown due to climate advantages railroads waterways highways and strong leadership. It highlights substantial residents, thriving businesses, and capable administration as key reasons to support local growth and development initiatives.
What a Landslide Wall Street Dislikes It
Political column by Arthur Brisbane discusses investor reaction to a landslide election and calls for more revenue sources while noting opposition from Wall Street and concerns about tax policy and farm effects.
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Wall St
Britain shifts to protectionism after landslide victory
The Conservative triumph shocks many while Lord Beaverbrook predicts a 400 seat victory. Ramsay MacDonald is re elected with a smaller margin as the nation leans toward protection, affecting Wall Street and global markets. A broader view covers tax ideas, silver vs gold money, and policy notes on industry, labor, and fiscal reform. The piece notes the rise of a unified government, the collapse of the socialist labor party, and cautions about future political risk for Republicans. It also touches on New York state forestry cautions and the value of wildlife preservation funding.
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Socialist-Labor Party
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Quotations on life love and luck from an old column
A collage of aphorisms and quips on quitting success crime and social norms. It weaves wry takes on marriage money happiness youth fashion and public ethics with cheeky lines about jail publicity and modern life. The snippets offer a snapshot of dated prose style and social attitudes.
Insanity as Defense in Murder Cases Barbed View
Dr. Frank A. Carmella argues insanity rarely absolves killers, noting impulse murders may differ. He cites premeditation and flight as signs of culpability, and says surgical training can influence perceived brutality. He discusses gender factors and the Phoenix case, emphasizing context over blanket excuses.
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Los Angeles
Frank A. Carmella
Public Health Service
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