Labor union leader calls for aggressive action against prohibition
Matthew Woll of ABOR'S LIBERTY Legion chairs a two day Philadelphia convention of about 200 delegates. He attacks prohibition groups as profit driven and urges aggressive methods to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and to legislate light wines and beer through next Congress.
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Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Organized Trades
Philadelphia
Woll
T. M. Osborn
Edgar Makers’ International Union
Senate
Washington
Chairman Arthur Woods to retire from youth employment panel
Arthur Woods head of the President's commission for unemployment announces retirement to study employment in Europe. He cites a perceptible improvement in general economic conditions in recent weeks.
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President's Commission For Unemployment
Organization
Europe
Hoover Aims for Renomination on First Ballot at 1932 Convention
Report notes President Hoover seeks renomination by acclamation on the first ballot at the Republican convention, with Vice President Curtis slated for renomination. Washington Post sentiment test cited as supporting evidence of party unity and early momentum.
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Hoover
Washington Post
Curtis
President and Britons in Cape Henry Ceremony Marred by Rain
President Hoover and Mrs Hoover attended the Cape Henry celebration of the 324th anniversary of English colonists landing. A downpour drenched all as the Sequoia party sheltered in a railroad station where tea was served. The mood was jocular despite the ruin of Mrs Hoover's new cat.
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Prajadi Pok
Siam
Rambal Barat
Washington
New York
Curtis
Larz Anderson Mansion
Massachusetts Avenue
White House
Far East
Hoover
Cape Henry
Virginia
Beas te use of ex King Alfonso may seit
Beas reports on a historical note referencing former King Alfonso and a tentative plan or settlement. The readable fragment hints at royal context and possible actions or negotiations but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
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Alfonso
Montana Highway System Nears Completion In 1934 Outlook
Montana officials say more than half of the federal state highway system is built and about 2200 miles remain, costing around 25 million dollars. After earlier delays the program could be completed by 1934 aided by increased federal allotments and new emergency funds, with matching found to draw the funds.
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Jimmy Walker
New York City
Tammany Hall
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Réjiabien National Committee
Midwest
Federal Farm Board
Uvover
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Estites
Iledee
Canada
Fara
Montana
Congress
Montana Pioneer Clarke Fatally Injured in Washington
Richard Watson Clarke, early Yellowstone county settler and prominent Gallatin valley farmer, died Monday morning after being struck by a car in Wenatchee Washington. Clarke helped irrigate crops in the Yellowstone area and ran a long standing dairy. He was a trader among local Indians since 1862 and came to Montana in 1866. He celebrated his 90th birthday last October with his daughter Mrs Christian Yegen.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Richard Watson Clarke
Yellowstone County
Clarke
Gallatin Valley
Yellowstone
Billings
Montana
Christian Yegen
County High School Attendance Rule Expanded
A revised high school provision, section 81, requires that any eligible student attending a high school outside their home county must obtain authorization from the county superintendent. Applications must be filed before July 15 prior to the transfer year, and the receiving county may collect 50 cents per day from the student's residence county, totaling about 90 dollars per year for full attendance.
Kutenai People of the Northwest Coast and Plains
A historical sketch describes the Kutenai of northern Montana Idaho and British Columbia. It notes their sun worship religion and reincarnation beliefs, tribal changes after Blackfeet pressure, buffalo and fish diets, bark canoes and dugouts, gambling games, dance, arts, map making, and peaceful nature.
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Montana
Idaho
Canada
Asia
British Columbia
Western Newasdarer Union
Incomplete OCR Item Arrives with Jumbled Fragments
Readable parts show scattered text and stray words. No clear event, names, dates, or locations present. Summary preserves only fragmentary nouns and lacks definable facts or context.
Bayer Aspirin Promises Quick Headache Relief
The ad promotes Bayer Aspirin as fast relief for headaches and general pains. It urges two tablets to head off a headache, notes genuine Bayer packaging, and warns against imitations while suggesting pocket tins and bottle purchases.
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Bayer
German Niht cruiser Karlsruhe uses electrical steering system
A new German light cruiser Karlsruhe draws attention from naval circles for its electric steering gear. No wheel is used to steer the ship. the helmsman operates two push buttons for left and right rudder commands, as explained in Popular Science Monthly.
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Karlsruhe
Lcopular Science Monthly
Golden Medical Discovery Relieves Stomach and Liver Trouble
In Spokane, Mrs. John Le Feuvre reports stomach and liver distress eased after two bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She endorses the remedy as best for stomach and liver issues and notes free medical guidance from the clinic in Buffalo, N C.
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Spokane
Wash
Dr. Pierce
John le Feuvre
S. Chandler St
Buffalo
N. C
Aerial Road Survey Plans Route for Alaska Highway
The Alaskan and British Columbia authorities will conduct the most ambitious aerial road survey this year to locate the route of the proposed Alaska highway.
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British Columbia
The Professor and the Caller Exchange Time
A brief dialogue shows The Professor puzzled by time while The Caller jokes about clocks being at the shoemaker for repairs. The exchange humorously frames a clash between humor and logic in a street scene.
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Shoemaker's
Flax Cultivation in India Boosts Linseed Output
India grows flax mainly for seed with linseed as a key product. The country ranks as the third largest producer, underscoring its role in global linseed supply.
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India
Watch Your Bowels Women Need Careful Laxative Use
An old family doctor promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for women and children. The ad claims it treats constipation, headaches, biliousness, and sluggish digestion using fresh laxative herbs and pure pepsin. It notes the product's popularity with over a million women and availability in drug stores.
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