Senate Rules and Filibuster Debates in 1925 Context
A fragmented account discusses U S Senate rules debates during the Dawes era, referencing Robinson of Arkansas and the 1917 two thirds requirement, the liar of the kingfish filibuster, and points of order raised by Schwellenbach and Lang. The piece reflects partisan tensions and procedural quirks affecting adjournment and debate timings.
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Senate
Webigson
United States
Robinson
Wenate
Communist Editor States Roosevelt Likely to Lose Out
Clarence Hathaway of the Daily Worker, visiting in New Hampshire, predicts Roosevelt faces defeat in the presidential race. He cites three to four major groups contesting the presidency, including a possible Republican Democratic coalition and a party split, with a Farmer Labor candidate. Hathaway sees the Midwest as key to the outcome.
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Shington
Clarence Hathaway
New #riter
The
Daily Worker
Roosevelt
Hathaway
Democratic
Laway
Massachusetts
Midwest
Cal. Frank Manchester
Chicago
Buck's Former use Tours China Keep FDR Posted
Dr J Lossing Buck, longtime agricultural economist at the University, begins a surveying tour of China to report on the silver purchase policy and its effects. He serves as a treasury observer and speaks the language, traveling through provinces to observe conditions and report back to Roosevelt.
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China
King
Roosevelt
J. Lossing Buck
Suck
Campbell Sets New World Speed Record on Bonneville Flats
Sir Malcolm Campbell drives the Intrepid Ensilahmes over the Bonneville flats and posts a world speed record averaging 201.71 miles per hour over a measured mile before a recheck corrects the figure to 209.874 miles per hour. officials flag a tape error and Campbell readies for another attempt. The scene shows Campbell beside the salt-crusted car after a trial run as observers note the record attempt amid the era’s racing excitement.
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Bonneville
Utah
Malcolhm Campbell
Ensilahmes
Campbell
Don
Gritun
Mobilian Family Missing After Florida Hurricane
Mobilian man Vince McVoy 25 and his two children, a 5 year old boy and a girl, are missing after a hurricane swept over the Florida keys. McVoy's wife is hospitalized in Miami with injuries from the storm as the family was swept from their roof at their Upper Matecumbe home.
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Mobile
Vince McVoy
McVoy
Miami
Florida Keys
Upper Matecumbe
MecVoy
Florida
Authorities mark four foot sidewalk lane for pedestrians
Cicero authorities settled a dispute over side walk use by clearing a four foot pedestrian lane along a 15 foot walkway on Cermak road. The Lions Club announced plans for a bicycle parade to celebrate the ruling.
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Cicero
Slong Cermak Road
Liona Club
Wheeler Marker to Commemorate Wheeler Crossing at River
Florence September 6 AP marking a South bank point on the Tennessee River where General Joseph Wheeler and his command crossed in October 1863 will headline the seventh annual General Wheeler Memorial Association meeting on September 10. The marker, placed by a plot donated by the U S War Department, will be formally presented by Col Charles E Perry. Mrs John W Curry, association president, will accept. A North Alabama patriotism push invites delegations. Mrs R Broyles of Birmingham will speak on General Joseph Wheeler.
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Florence
Tennessee River
Joe Wheeler
General Wheeler Memorial Association
Wheeler
United States War Department
Charles E Perry
Nashville
Nashville, To Make Formal Presentation. Mra
John W Curry
Wheeler Association
Exerciaea
North Alshama
R . Broyles
Birmingham
Association
Joseph Wheeler
North
South
United States
Mystery Weekly Times Printed by a Child in Huntsville
Police report a weekly paper called The Weekly Times appeared for three weeks, printed by a child on ordinary paper. A small girl delivers the sheets to police headquarters quietly and leaves without being questioned. The latest edition content is unknown.
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Weekly ‘Times
Hunteville
Huntsville
Weekly Times
Revival of French Culture Radio Campaign Aims for Culture Consciousness
Paris dispatch says Georges Mandel minister of posts telegraph and telephone hopes radio will awaken culture in France as women’s clubs push in America. He emphasizes national unity and cultural improvement through broadcast programs.
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Culture Radio
Mandel
Paris
Georges Mandel
Posts, Telegraph and Telephone
France
Clube
America
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