World moves on feminist conference in sultan’s harem
Women from 42 countries gather at Istanbul's Yildiz Palace to discuss equal rights. The piece argues the setting, once the sultan's seraglio, symbolizes progress amid global doubts about democracy liberty and peace. It notes shifts since prewar times and hints at hopeful unexpected changes ahead.
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Turkey
Yildiz Palace
Istanbul
Constantinople
Seraglio
Krupp
England
America
Evar
Mind of a Politician Traced in Indian Affairs Debate
U S commissioner of Indian affairs John Collier faced opposition as he works to improve life for Native Americans. The House Indian Affairs Committee heard Joseph Bruner of the American Indian Federation rebut Collier in a remark laden exchange. Bruner submitted a 1911 Collier poem praising Francisco Ferrer to counter the accusation of a fake federation, illustrating what some call hollow political argument.
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John Collier
U. S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs
House
Joseph Bruner
American Indian Federation
Collier
Bruner
Francisco Ferrer
Riots stirred by slum conditions prompt study
The New York Urban League report on Harlem riots links overcrowding and lack of recreational facilities to tense living conditions. It argues slum clearance would reduce nerves and unrest, calling overcrowding the most costly city burden and urging action nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Urban League
Aarlem
The
League
Pie debate in Congress over Oregon vs New York apples
Congress debates apple pie origins with Oregon Hood River apples touted as tastiest by Representative Ekwall and New York apples defended by Representative Duffy. The pie argument fuels pride in regional production while lawmakers sample and contest claims.
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Congress
Oregon
New York
William Ekwall
Hood River Valley
James P. Duffy
Midwestern Strength Shapes American Destiny Says Powys
The piece argues that John Cowper Powys praises the Midwest for shaping American democracy, economy, and culture. It asserts western vitality contributed to national prosperity and leadership, highlighting figures like Mark Twain and Jennings Bryan as exemplars of Midwest influence and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Omaha World-Herald
Middle West
United States
John Cowper
Powys
Scribner's
Great Plains
Sande
Republican Party
Kansas City
West
Democrate Party
Europe
Ama
Mark Twain
Nebraska
Jennings Bryan
Wigor
Wisconsin
Lafoliette
Kanees
Williams Allen White
Dust and wind erosion in pioneer days analyzed
An editorial recalls early dust storms in Kansas and the Great Plains, noting wind erosion as a factor in soil loss. It cites Rev Isaac McCoy and records a 1630 Kansas dust storm with visibility reduced to 4630 yards. The piece urges historical context for understanding wind erosion and its impact on agriculture in Dakota.
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Fioneer
Sioux Falls
Kansas
Isaac’ McCoy
Plo
Fern Kansas
Dark Blond Shrugs Into Danger in a Theft Chase
Millicent Graves, secretary to George Drimgold, discovers her employer dead and becomes entwined in a perilous pursuit. Aides, rivals, and a web of deceit pull her through a tense sequence across stairwells and city streets as she races to escape with a stolen suitcase of valuable books. Norman Happ and Robert Celac appear as suspenseful figures in a plot of betrayal and pursuit.
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Hegin
Millicent Graves
George’ Drimgold
Jacvis Hapy
Shel
Rapp
Norman
Robert Celac
Happ
Dick Geass Happ
Teres
Millicent
Richard Gentry
Bee
Webby
Aldewalk
Shep
Jarvis Happ
Drimgold
Bob Calse
Laeb
Famous Bard HOREZONTAS KG Puzzle Verses and Clues
A fragmented OCR puzzle text lists numerous clues and stray words such as famous bard, notes, numbers, and definitions. It appears as a chaotic wordplay or crossfill exercise with mixed references to literature, music, chemistry, and general vocabulary, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable event.
Millicent Jones Seeks Escape Amid Hidden Evidence
Millicent Jones negotiates a hotel stay as she hides a notebook of crime letters and stolen ledgers. A bellboy, clerk, and an ominous caller churn the scene while she contemplates her peril and how to confront the arriving visitor. Millicent fears discovery while clutching the crucial notebook.
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.C. Tredway
Chicago
Bart
Prominent Officials Visit as River Route Prospects Rise
Adjutant General W. A. Morring of the D N G and Col. Everham of the regular army joined by Schuyler and George Clack as complimentary guests. They toured Redfield area and along the river north, with talk of Huron possibly securing state commitment this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler
George Clack
W. A. Morring
D. Nog
Col. Everham
Regular Army
Redfield
Huron
Radio Features RY Beer in Radioland Broadcasts Today
New York stations WEAF and WABC present a varied program lineup with NBC and CBS features. Geo La Follette, Ed Wynn, Jacques Renard orchestra, and Eddie Guest appear among musical acts and talks. The schedule includes chem industries program, Cincinnati glee club, and Library of Congress midsicale.
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NBC
Geo la Follette
Wisconsin
Ben Bernie
Ed Wynn
Gene Beecher
WABC
CBS
Bing Croaby
Walter O'Keefe
Jacques Renard
Eddie Guest
Federation of Music Clubs
Pibber
McGee and Molly
Chemical Industries
WEAF
Chenveal, Industries
Cincinnati
Glee Club
Kate Smith
Curtis Musicale
WIZ
Library of Congress
Rochester Civic’ Orchestra
Funeral for William Richards Held at Harrold
Funeral services were held Monday for William Richards of Joe Creek a former postmaster at Iia Creek. He is survived by his wife and four children though two predeceased him. Rev Clark of Joe Creek conducted the rites and burial occurred in Harrold cemetery. Preliminary work has begun for planting 100 square miles of trees to prevent sallection in the Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrold Harrold
William Richards
Joe Creek
Iia Creek
Frem
Clark
Harrold
Obituary for Elmer Florence in Lebanon and Huron
Elmer Florence born May 1 187% at Prescott Indiana died April 13 1935 in a Huron hospital after a long illness aged 63 years 11 months and two days. He married Ruth Wilson on November 5 LM and had two daughters. Survived by widow Ruth Florence and daughters Mrs Robert Johnston of Huron and Mrs Cheater ep aa.
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Elmer Florence
Prescott
Huron Hospital
Ilinem
Ruth Wilson
Florence
Lebanon
Hera
Ruth Florence
Robert Johnston
Huron
Cheater Ep
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Jedius Voimuppoee
Mmentress
George Clark
Fane
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Itala
Imac
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Maryknd Flunt Club
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