Hoover on Radio Regulation and Commerce Dept Authority
The document discusses Secretary Hoover’s stance on radio regulation, urging limited immediate powers for the Commerce Department to manage interference and timing, while warning against sweeping controls before the lobbying and planning period ends. It notes the rapid growth of broadcasting, 600 stations, and the need to avoid premature, broad regulatory claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Congress
Ughounedd
Hoover Auggestad
Charmion Wilts
Bottse Mbttoliant Marine Committee
Department of Commerce
Thie Department Ag
Radio Regulation Ag
Bul
Ian
Iny and
ShetIcutton
Executed Officers Attributed To Egyptian Mutiny
Report notes officers executed for alleged mutiny linked to Egyptian forces. Courtenay cites recent drone moves and battalion flow as context, detailing the coercive measures and military actions surrounding the incident.
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TDR Y Courtenay
Charlie Chaplin Bride’s Age Sparks Legal Question
A Los Angeles paper exposes a claim that Lillian Lointes McMurray later Mina Grey wed Charlie Chaplin at Beverly Hills. The certificate lists her birth as April 15 1918 and suggests she was under 18 at marriage, prompting questions about schooling and age legality.
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Loa Angeles
Cal
Lillian Lointes McMurray
Lito Grey
Chirles Chapin
Beverly Hills
Tne
Los Angeles
Mise Grey
Chaplin
Mina Gray
Hollywood
Lee
Emplame
Mexico
California
Aly
Rebels Suppressed in Peru Two Leaders Shot Publicly
Belated Peru news via Lima's Ly Prenza reports an attempted uprising that began November 20 in Chota and was crushed by November 28. Rebels led by Colt iar and Lieutenant Bar were court martialed and shot in Chota's public square after a major two day battle.
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Buenos Alren
Peru
Prenza
Lima
Say O
Nacion Fron
Fle Moyamant
Chota
Waa
Andean Mountaingera
Par
Mhonecoust
Lagtog
Coltiar
Bar
Chate
Liquor Stolen From U S Depot Guarded Hoard Found
United States Marshal Robert Levy seized liquor stored at a United States Army Warehouse at Thirty ninth and Wood after arrests and raids. The stash valued at about 800000 was moved by alleged smugglers and associates while guards patrolled the area. Officials report the recovery involved military and enforcement action with questions about missing personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Chiesge
United States Army
United States
Robert
Me. Levy
Cuatodioh
Fair Deal for Farmer Coolidge Address at Chicago Club
President Coolidge spoke at the Chicago Commercial Club and at the Drake hotel calling for a fair deal for farmers, cooperation with other nations, and measures to raise agricultural prosperity. He urged government aid, reduced taxes, broader foreign markets, and a national agricultural policy built on constructive cooperation and centralized planning.
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Chicago
Tino Opal
Coolidge
Shle
Ohi- Chao
Drake Hotel
America
Ud Literat- Uonal Live Stock Exposition
Tla
Tyrtning
Anid
Herwand
Missslekipp
St. Lawrence
Dhese
Millionaire Orphan Dies as Bride-Waiter Relates Tale
A millionaire orphan dies while a girl waits to wed him. Mina Isabalie Pope, a Dartmouth junior from Kenilworth, narrates the tale as a clergyman presides over a ceremony that is interrupted by the death. The narrative unfolds in a collegiate setting with social and wedding anxieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mina Isabalie Pope
Willan Nelson McClintoick
Sartmouth College
Kenilworth
Ibord
Market quotations and commodity prices report
Weekly market notes list government quotations for U S , dairy products grain fruits vegetables and live stock. Prices shown include Chicago Minneapolis and St Louis points for butter, cheese, wheat, corn, potatoes onions, lard and hogs with ranges and averages for December 4 and nearby markets.
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Chicago
Kyun City
New York
St. Louis
St. Toula
Flitez
FIM
DLAD
Michigan
Polite
Northwestern
Brayman Winesand
Western
Éhlan
Koretz Faces One to Ten Year Term in Joliet Case
The court orders Koretz or Chietqe to serve one to ten years for the July 2,000,000 Bryano Drama. He faces prisonment on multiple charges with sentences to run concurrently. Judge Hopkins notes chronic diabetes and holds that the fate may be decided by the execution of concurrent terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koretz
Chietqe
Leo Koretx
Areveiin
Korey
Pirale
Ncol
Hopkins
Kovets
Five Burned to Death as Car Hits Oil Track Disaster
A fiery crash on an oil track near Wyandotte involved a car hitting a track en route to Toledo and Cleveland. Fire department reports indicate multiple injuries and several occupants, including an unidentified woman, believed to be mother and daughter, burned to death. responders battled the blaze for hours amid a large rescue effort.
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Tulea
Cleveland
Wyyndott
Cullahan
Wiotarnin
Garrett Klusclerth
Toledo
Wyandotte
Font
Fragmentary entry from a dated paper with jumbled text
The readable fragments mention a person or place names in a garbled form and include stray terms like farming gifts and dome context, suggesting a collapsed or corrupted local notice or brief. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations can be confirmed from the readable text.
Economy urged by Coolidge in wartime era address
President Coolidge urged Congress to pursue aggressive public expenditure cuts and broader tax relief over the next four years. He championed economy as the path to relieve the people’s burdens while backing a repeal of the Publicity Act and supporting reductions in national debt and taxes. He stressed agriculture restoration, railway consolidation, and labor reform, urging broader representation and stable economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Permanent Court
Milernntonal
Hdman
Thia
Nationa
Tiravision
Hia
Ballat
Itarlak
Recommendations for reform and international cooperation
A historic overview outlines President Coolidge’s proposed reforms and global diplomacy. It highlights tax policy reductions, infrastructure projects, agricultural and rail legislation, federal enforcement, immigration, civil rights protections, and the reorganization of government departments. It notes sympathy from commercial sectors and European proposals for conferences to advance agreements.
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Wariner
At. Lawe Yeuce
Mn National Police
Cailiinn
Ollisete
Staten
Comeréne
Tog
American Texton
Ne- Ham
Permanent Court of International Juatice
Eurupens
Europe
Wage Earner Aid and Protective Policies Highlighted
A congressional report outlines wage earner protections, immigration limits, and the need to reorganize Army and Navy departments. It stresses strengthening naval strength, maintaining full treaty obligations, and ensuring veteran care while curbing foreign competition.
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Olathadambous Shnopoutos
Charlie Chaplin
Saya
Farmer
PROM
G. Mitrray
Abert Auareny
Roghin
Oxford University
Aid Studente Tnternational Union
Pew
Geneva
Wniting
U. 8S
Torga
Soolidge
Coolidae
Wvbty Snyew
New
Elgil
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