Editorial on Von Hindenburg victory and European reactions
The piece argues that half of Germany supports Von Hindenburg as president of the new republic while foreign powers react with surprise or accusation. It questions whether Germany will pursue its former military aims or transition to a democratic government, with France and Europe watching closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Lundenburg
United States
England
France
Germany
Hindenburg
Europe
Hard Times and Normal Times for Business Leaders
A columnist argues that the country must adjust to normal times after war era upheaval. He says real hardship is in adapting to stable prosperity, as merchants and financiers chase profits while someone must lose. The goal is steady earnings, debt service, and modest savings for a rainy day.
AT&T wire photo service links Atlantic to Pacific
AT&T announces wire photography from New York to San Francisco. Photos filed by 8 a.m. New York time reach Pacific papers about an hour later, enabling rapid crime verification, signature checks, and banking use. The service aims to aid publishers, police, and merchants with a broad, unprecedented capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameican Telephone & Telegraph Company
Atlantic
Pacific
New York
San Francisco
Labor Banks as Educators in Labor Bank Reality
The article argues that labor banks, nearing 200 million dollars in total deposits, expose labor leaders as bank directors to broader responsibilities. It notes economic laws trump activists, linking investment sentiment to worker welfare and asserting that labor and capital share common interests when agitation harms business and depositors.
Capital flight blamed on high income taxes and prohibition
Garrard B. Vinson argues that excessive tax rates push capital from productive business as investors seek foreign options. He notes prohibition adds another motive for capitalists to go abroad, expanding the concern beyond the liquor ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrard B. Vinson
Editorial Snapshots Across Factions and Filers
The McAdoo and Smith partisans push plans to reconcile Democratic factions. Will Irwin warns filers can cause great damage, noting a past cotton-related setback as a cautionary example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Will Irwin
Arkansas Gazette
Radio Schedule Highlights City Programs and Entertainers
Radio listings show daily segments from 5:30 p m to 1 11 p m with children hour by Mace and his gang and Boys Week by San Francisco bands. Musical features include Art Gillam the Whispering Pianist and Morris Harris with Hazel Mac Daniels intermission acts and a Paul Kellis orchestra dance set. Additional items include Los Angeles Herald news bulletins KFI talks MacDaniels show state examiner and various concerts with Leontine De Ahna Grove Lindsay Starr Russell and the Sunshine Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace
His
Ganz
San Francisco
Art Gillam
Paul Kelli
Morris Harris
Hazel MacDaniels
Los Angeles Herald
MacDaniels
KFI
Starr Russell
The
Los Angeles Examiner
California String Quartet
Leontine de Ahna
Grove Lindsay
Marguerite Johnston
Packard
Sunshine Band
Wey Watts
Billy Hall
Polly Grant Hall
Ray Wood
Portland Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs
The listing details a series of Portland Oregon broadcasts across a day. Activities include children's programs, weather and market reports, lectures by the Oregon Agricultural College Extension Service, concerts, and various hotel ensembles. Notable items feature the boy mayor addressing children and multiple orchestra performances through the evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College Extension Service
Multnomah
Boys' Day Events and Concert in San Francisco and Oakland
At 6 to 6 45 p m National Boys Week program features San Francisco boy mayor and winners of the national contest. Earlier, 5 45 p m stock reports and weather in San Francisco with baseball scores. A 6 p m concert at Rahmes Temple Shrine Band Oakland with bandmaster Herman Trutner Jr Arthur R Anderson manager Erwin Tolton tenor Witt B Hi the Old Home Poet Noble Arthur T Beker piccolo and ame soloist Mia Frank Palmer soprano Noble Cliff Hertle pianist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Rahmes Temple
Shrine
Oakland
Herman Trutner Jr
Arthur R. Anderson
Erwin Tolton
Witt B. Hii
Noble Arthur T. Beker
Frank Palmer
Noble Cliff Hertle
Quirky Bits From Texas to San Francisco Skew Daily Life
A collage of humorous vignettes and fashion quips from across the era. Observations touch on social behavior, clothing, travel by airship, and playful dialogue with local color and light satire. Notices list evening dances, concerts, and talks at the Hotel St Francis and related venues.
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Hayward Review
the Review Was
Melo, Crissey & Reynolds, Publishers
Castro Street
Hayward
California
Vm Allu
D. iSkyana
Aduress
Memblie Laeted Press Association
Wire Photo Service
Labor Banks
Spaaperhh
HELEY
Kfrc, S. F
Los Angeles
KNX
Hollywood
Abe Lyman
Portland
Ore
Ye Towne Crrer” and Amusement Information Service
Johnny Buick
Cabirians
KGO
Texas
Omar Kahyyyam
Omar
Paris
Old West
Sid Loewenthal
Tony Kelly
Charles Sorensen
Robbie Hobinson
Crimson Gulch
Chicago
Cactus
Jos
Maude
Claude
John Robinson
Henry Hastead
Hotel St Francis
KLX
Anunt Eliza
Art Hickman
Fred L. Goddard
Hawaiian Islands
monArt Hickman
Orchesirm
Modesto
Golden State
Cor
B & Main Sts
Norwalk
Undertakers
M. S
Milton
Candies
Candy & Ice Cream Parlor
Castro Steet Hayward, Cal
J.hetzler
P.O
Wealthan and Howard
Main Street
Will
the Review Printers
Castro ST
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