Glorious Guarantee Law Critiqued by The Independent
The Nebraska Supreme Court case questions a bank deposit guarantee fund. A Kennedy deposit of 21144 into an insolvent Nebraska bank led to legal scrutiny. The court ruled depositors are not charged with bank condition knowledge. the Independent argues such a law misleads depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
Nebraska
Kennedy
State Department
Guarantee Fund Commission
Supreme Court
Glorious Guarantee Fund
Bank Guarantee Fund
Banking Department
Labor meets capital in finance driven society
The essay argues labor has fused with capital as financial news grows in popularity among the public. It credits Liberty loans for sparking broad investment interest and notes bond houses afterwar d expansion. The trend is a shift from a purely labor perspective to a society where stocks and bonds engage everyday citizens.
Employee ownership policy and worker stock plans emerge
Large corporations adopt employee ownership schemes allowing workers from the lowest ranks to buy stock on partial payment. Such programs educate laborers about stocks and dividends, coupons, and bonds, gradually turning workers into small scale capitalists.
Weather optimism in Montana amid prolonged rain and frost forecasts
The Montana weather discussion dismisses Washington’s prophecy of endless rain and a no summer, noting a wet spring but potential for a good summer. Forecasters expect June showers, while locals praise moisture that may boost underground water reserves and farming, despite livestock losses and travel disruptions. The article also defends Charlie Lindbergh’s legacy and urges carrying a toothbrush as a modest, wholesome habit.
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Montana
Helena
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Stock
Washington Weather
Washington Weather Bureau
American Meteorological Service
Charlie Lindbergh
Américain Boys
Music as a Universal Language in Italy and America
The piece argues American popular airs replace opera in Italy, while the radio spreads European music in America. It praises mass appeal and simplicity of U.S. tunes, notes a mutual exchange that broadens audiences without harming either tradition.
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Italy
United States
Europe
A NASTY FAMILY QUARREL EDITORIAL STIRS GROWING RIF T
The Omaha World-Herald notes a fierce rift over President Coolidge and flood relief policy. It cites Basil Manly and the People’s Legislative Bureau accusing him of coldness toward suffering and dictatorial farm dealings while warning insurgent Republicans may back a challenger in 1928.
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Coolidge
Congress
People’s Legislative Bureau
Washingtton
Basil Manly
Nicaragua
Treasury
West
Mississippi Valley
LaFollette
Bragkhart
Norris
Howell
Frasier
Lattn
Woodrow Wilton
United States
Cooldae
People's Legislative Bureau
Mr. Coolidge
Sentence Sermons from Moy L Amith Pastor Mimpece
The piece offers short maxims on humor and empathy. It stresses that laughing at a joke spoils it and laughing at others’ pain corrupts one’s life. It notes troubles mask a hurting heart and warns against light thinking while urging making friends locally.
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Moy. L. Amith
Mimpece
M. EH Churem Miamenpolle
Leprosy Fight Seeks 2 Million Dollar Help Nationwide Drive
Washington reports growing support for a Leprosy Eradication effort led by General Leonard Wood and General Samuel McRoberts. The plan aims to boost research and equipment in the Philippines with a target of 2 million dollars, promising progress toward eradicating the disease and aiding 12 million sufferers worldwide. Prominent figures including Robert L. Bacon and Henry J. Stimson back the campaign while urging public contributions as funds remain insufficient and the drive continues.
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Washington, DC
Philippines
Madison Avenue
New York City
Ia Me
Leonard Wood
Samuel McRoberts
Robert L. Bacon
Robert W. DeForest
Janes G. Warhard
Charles KE. Hughes
Arthur Page
Kermit Roosevelt
Henry J. Stimson
Pamel
Wood
Nicaragua
General Wood Calls for Expanded Fight Against Leprosy
General Wood cites rising leprosy totals and urges worldwide, government funded action. He notes the Philippines leper colony’s cures at 1,000 in five years, argues for $2 million more for housing, labs, and research, and highlights leprosy’s historical spread from India to Europe. He stresses urgent, coordinated relief and improved statistics.
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Wod
Philippines
War Department
Islands
Beity
Philippine
Nates
Col
Carmin
Cooludge
Lis Associates
Wood
Haman
China
Woot
Culioi
Orient
Palestine
Europe
Teisalac
Cruy
Citley
Tole
Leprosy in History and Early Leper Colonies
The passage traces medieval leper treatment including confinement in sheets with bells, the Lazarus order founding leper homes in Europe, and civil law handling of lepers. It notes leprosy in the United States since the Revolutionary era, a Manila origin 200 years ago, 15000 cases in the Philippines, and Molokai Hawaii’s famed colony near Honolulu.
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Lazarus
Europe
Agai
United States
Manila
Japan
Philippines
Molokai
Hawaii
Honoluly
Finger firing incident wounds employer in Norristown
In Norristown Pennsylvania on May 3 Anthony Santillo aged 17 lost the index finger of his left hand and Salevatore Monastero aged 99 was seriously wounded at 719 East Main Street. A revolver found in a bundle of rags in Monastero's shop discharged while the two men sorted the rags. Monastero said Santillo, an employee, pulled the trigger thinking the weapon unloaded after lifting the hammer.
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Norristown
Anthony Santillo
Salevatore Monastero
East Main Street
Montgomery Hospital
Monastero
Swede Street
Santillo
Burglar Threatens Woman Through Bedroom Window
In Pottsdown Pennsylvania on May 31 Mrs. Mallon Kline of Rogersford heard a window rise and a gun was thrust under her nose while a would be burglar demanded silence. Her 20 year old son Marcel awoke and a neighbor was summoned before police were notified as shots rang out in a nearby field.
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Pottsdown
Mallon Kline
Rogersford
Marcel
Han
Best Ways to Cook Beef and Risk of Frying It
A health oriented note discusses cooking beef with methods other than frying. It recommends roasting, pan broiling, and broilers, stressing fat removal and hot searing. It mentions waterless cooking and pressure cookers as alternatives, and invites readers to question Dr. McCoy at The Helena Independent with a stamped self addressed envelope.
Answers to Questions Q and A No. 1
A quiz of brief factual answers covers execution figures, Mississippi flood dates, haze, heavy equipment, heraldry leaves, tarpon as top game fish, Attila the Hun as Scourge of God, ocean springs of fresh water, side saddle origin, patent office fires, and Strassburg pie. It notes Mississippian flood onset about March 1 1927 and highest point April 22 1927 at Carat.
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United States
Dindiding
Socely
Army Engineers Corps
Mississippi Valley
Cara
Trent
America
N.S A
Weather Bureau
Panama Canal
Charles N. G
Venice
Florida
Attila
Munedruk
Hund
Ha‘waiian
England
Woman Fractures Leg After Mouse Trap Incident
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania Mrs Thomas Caldwell is hospitalized after an upstairs mousetrap sprung and injured her leg. While removing the trap she stood on a chair to reach it and fell, breaking her left leg. The incident stemmed from a rodent problem in the home.
SELGIAN ROYAL PAIR PLAYS AT INCOGNITO
Brussels reports Prince Leopold and Princess Astrid returning from a holiday on the Italian lakes and taking a quiet incognito exit after joining Princess Marie Jose to greet Italian war veterans. The visit accompanied by Italian aid surprised a large crowd at the station as they traveled separately to avoid attention.
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Brussels
Prince Leopold
Astrid
Aswd
Marie-Jose
Australians at premium in London trade figures
Reported by British colonial secretary 4 CM. S. Amery, the London market lists Australians at a premium in commerce with about a dozen Frenchmen, two dozen Americans or Germans, 100 Chinese, or 300 Russians.
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London
Britain
CM. S. Amery
Peretary
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Depe
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Wall Street
Democratic
Grichin
Br Predera A
Baskis
Health and Diet Advice
Aleos
McCoy
Amieve
Strassburg
Nate de
Pras
Thouesands
Tiiereave
Servien
Independent
Beneft
Selgian
Incognito
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