Indians Hold Powwow Above Andover River, Maine
Boston’s Penobscot and Passamaquoddy tribes met on a Maine hillside near Orono with tepees and carved dances. Kiowa and Sioux leaders attended in regalia as the two tribes joined in welcome rites, war dances, and a ceremonial pipe sharing marking a rare intertribal gathering.
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Boston
Orono
Maine
Boston Transcript
Penobscot Country Club
State of Maine Development Commission
Penobscots
Watawaso
Loggins
Angie Buncet
Thera
Crazy Bull
Bronx
Sitting Bull
Scmit
Peter Neptune
Tom
Teeralee
Lenin Dream Behind Soviet Electrification Plan Returns
The article recalls Lenin's 1920 pledge to electrify Russian agriculture within ten years, a vision reiterated by Stalin in the 1930s. It notes Lenin’s health, a Moscow speech before the Eighth All-Russian Congress, and his rationale for foreign concessions to fund the project amid famine and war. It highlights Lenin’s defense of state capitalism for the proletariat and the toll of wartime ruin on industry.
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Joseph Stalin
Nikolai Lenin
Lenin
Moscow Opera House
Soviet Union
Russia
Volga
Ukraine
Indigenous Dance Pageantry Opens Maine Festival
The text describes a ceremonial gathering with dancers in eagle feather regalia and buffalo, scout, and Penobscot styles. Tribes perform in a circle around tepees, with chants, rattles, and drums as costumes gleam and performers enact a festive intertribal display and protests echo in the background.
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Pasjsamaqueddy
C. Steteen
Maine
Indies
Sir Ko
Local Traders Seek Licenses to Boost Basket Trade
Merchants explain licensing helps in selling baskets and other products they depend on for a living, highlighting the need for regulatory support to sustain small village commerce.
Records Reveal Hidden Motives at League Meetings
At Geneva, Dr. W. F. Peters of Australia plans to measure voices of League of Nations officials to gauge sincerity and temperament. He warns some European leaders hide true aims while American statesmen show notable honesty, hoping to guide global peace policy. Experimental devices may be installed in galleries to observe reactions, sparking controversy.
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Geneva
Teate
League of Nations
de. W. FE. Peters
Freud
de. Peters
Europe
Peters
Americans Abroad Spend Record Tour Outlays in 1930
Washington reports the balance of international payments study shows American tourists spent about 912 million abroad in 1930, with Canadians and overseas travelers driving totals. The report notes large short term capital outflows and a net export of capital from the United States.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Julian Klein
Klein
de. Klein
Americas
America
Canada
Mexico
Foreig Financial Institutions
Germans To Be Given Welcome Visit To Mussolini Italy
Rome dispatch describes a cordial yet clinical welcome planned for Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Curtius by Benito Mussolini and Dino Grandi. The piece notes Mussolini's intense, observant demeanor and Grandi's charm, with Bruening and Curtius seeking cautious diplomacy amid Italian political ease. In a separate note, Charles Arch rents an island near the River side ranch, pasturing 300 head of cattle and timber plans for settlers.
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Rome
Cerra
Heinrich Bruening
Julius Curtius
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Dino Grandi
Hoeta
Grandi
Piazzo Venezia
Mussolini
Bruening
Tal
Casics
Curtius
Jong
Charles Arch
Riverside Ranch
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Chiermne Creree
Eldon
Mise Mimeosti
Lake of the Ozarks
Bagnells
Charles Stephenson Smith
Foreign Service
The
Associated Press
Penobacc
Speer
Shield
Felows
Capetown
Wien
Amd
Vasjews Peinds
Hous
Uae
Humphrey
Wil Temure
Gyringwe
Mferee
Masonic Temple
Huron, St. D
Webster Handy
Venus
Carter
Sunshine Graham
Lighthouse
Castile
Fas
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