Debates on State Powers Split Democrats and Republicans
Amid a convention clash over constitutional planks and federal versus state solutions, Democrats push for central government action to solve droughts, wages, and working conditions while Republicans favor state autonomy. The piece contrasts historic party paths and warns of continued bureaucratic expansion.
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Republicans Embrace States Rights in Public Standoff
The piece notes a shift with Republicans presenting themselves as defenders of states rights. The reversal has been evident for a while and is now formalized by party platforms and candidate positions. It suggests the Democratic convention might have been steered by publicity rather than policy.
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News Behind the News on Roosevelt Platform Debates
Philadelphia June 26 analysis of the Democratic platform shows emphasis on consumer protection, fair value, and gradual social reforms. It notes Roosevelt’s aims toward cooperatives, potential Scandinavian models, and internal convention wrangles over power and constitutional amendments. Wagner and Robinson drive the compromise while South and other leaders push softer planks.
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Mathews leaves U B P station for U S Marines
Mathews resigns after ten weeks as clerk at the U B P station to join the U S Marines. Greeley officials of the Great Western Sugar company plan a factory inspection. Visitors include W D Pitriken, George W Rienks, and H M Shaffer. The second American troop detachment arrived and disembarked, with earlier units landed. French port reports show German retreat toward Lens as British forces tighten, Haig pursues small local attacks with artillery. A storm near Fort Lupten caused damage and debris strewn east toward Hudson. six delegates from unspecified group are noted.
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Caddle Woodlane Awarded Newbery Medal Story
The 1935 Newbery Medal recognizing distinguished children's literature is noted for Caddle Weedlawn by Caral Ryrie Brink. It recalls Wisconsin 1810s life through a grandmother’s recollections, with Kate Sorody’s illustrations praised, while also mentioning William Tilden’s Chemical Discovery and Invention in the Twentieth Century.
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William Tilden
Local Mission Volunteers Named in Community Memoir
Greslay joined the alate China Han Endeavor society and volunteered for home or foreign mission work. The note lists Matson, Alice Church, Mariam Hnous, Nona Calvin, Floy Day and Frank Beardsler as those who indulged in the call to service.
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Cost of League dwarfs battleship price in annual cost
The article notes that the total yearly expense of the League of Nations style groups is about 9 million dollars, described as less than the price of a single battleship. The figure is linked to the cost of organizations like the International Labor Office and others under the league framework.
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Blind Violin Maker Turns to Craft After Beating
An elderly craftsman, C. A. Baker aged about 70, blinded by a nine year old beating, a blind violin maker now constructs braille instruments. The Braille Institute praises his work as accurate and sought after by professionals. Separate historical note recounts Fontenoy tactics with leaders Arena and Gaston, including a chaotic exchange and casualties.
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Journey's End at Little Theatre Opens Wednesday
Theatre preview notes the Little Theatre of the Rocklas stages Journey's End a World War I drama by Robert Sheriff directed by Helen Langworthy with Howard Wicka as technical director. The cast includes Walter Roach as Captain Stanhope and a large ensemble in a single front-stage setting.
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