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Zeppelin circumnavigation hype and era of moral crisis
The piece surveys the Graf Zeppelin’s planned circumnavigation of the globe and weighs its historic promise against a backdrop of public morality. It honors Victor Berger, discusses the Hoover crime commission’s structure, and notes rising tax burdens, while touching on Governor Graves’s anti lynching actions and a McGuffey tribute.
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Bibb Graves
Alabama
Eufala
Ala
Graves
The Last Log Drives End and Empire Shifts West
A feature piece traces the decline of Michigan's historic logging era as the Manistique drive ends and frontier life fades. It notes bread and cake markets, home baking pride, and the shift of American frontier influence toward Oregon and Washington, with the lumber jack becoming a relic alongside the cowboy and sailor.
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United States
Department of Wagriculture
New York
Detroit
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Manistique River
Jack
Saginaw
Lower Peninsula
Manistique
America
Oregon
Washington
Willard Hotel of Washington Celebrated History Sold
The Willard Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue at Fourteenth Street, a Washington icon since 1847, has been sold but the new owners promise the Willard name and its illustrious history will remain intact. Presidents and ambassadors have visited, with Coolidge and Harding histories noted, and the hotel hosting key White House figures and events across eras.
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Atlantic
Magellan
Earth
Witlard
Washington
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Willard
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Harding
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Lincoln
Lafayette
Congress
Zachary Taylor
Franklin Pierce
Millard Fillmore
Willard Hotel and early guests in Washington history
The Willard in Washington hosted the first Japanese embassy in 1860 seeking a copy of the U S treaty burned in 1858 Jeddo fire. The hotel opened in 1847 and gained renown for its cuisine under an enterprising head waiter. The report notes Al Browne, a bantamweight champion, was suspended in Pennsylvania.
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Willard
Washington
National Capital
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