Senate Probes and Lindbergh Debate Prompt Public Fatigue
The piece criticizes the U.S. Senate for acting as a grand jury by indicting officials and pursuing costly investigations. It notes Harry Sinclair’s contempt case, press tensions, and concerns over prosecutorial overreach. It then shifts to Charles Lindbergh, arguing he should be allowed to work and not treated as a pedestal-bound idol.
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T. J. Walsh
Montana
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Harry Sinclair
United Press
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Lindbergh
America
Figs Tariff Rise Sparks Debate Among Regional Farmers
The figure tariff hike draws attention as farmers in the tri angle county discuss the potential impact. If Maore weather cooperates, fig cultivation could become more viable, signaling a possible boost for local agriculture and markets.
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Boone
Triangle Cownicy
Fighting Idolatry Over Col Lindbergh Marriage
A San Francisco editor calls Col Charles Lindbergh a sullen Swede provoking reader war. The piece argues much Americans tire of Lindbergh idolization as headlines trumpeted his Paris wedding. The column critiques the public reaction and media comportamento surrounding the famed aviator.
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Lindbergh
All America
Colonel Lindbergh
Paris
Disarmament progress at Geneva opens path to world talks
The Preparatory Disarmament commission has adjourned in Geneva and opened the way for a general disarmament conference. U S leadership is credited with progress though success depends on nations including the United States acting on new cooperation pledges. The plan involves direct negotiations over equivalent tonnage and possible preliminary naval talks in Washington, with a later Geneva meeting and the general conference.
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Geneva
United States
Washington
New Hope
France
Blood Lust and the Dry Cause in Washington
An editorial condemns hostile cheering for a bootlegger’s killing by a Washington policeman and warns that anti prohibition extremists threaten national unity and temperance progress. It argues the dry zealots supply dangerous intolerance while the nation trends toward moderation and regulated alcohol. The piece likens current bigotry to Reconstruction era bitterness and stresses risks to liberty and law.
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House of Representatives
Washington
de King
Iine
South
Sentence Sermons From Rev Roy S Smith Minneapolis
Publisher includes Rev Roy S Smith and Pastor Simpson M Ho Charen Minneapolis. Sermons stress self-respect tied to willpower and education, noting inner power over external insults, and the drive to pursue knowledge, virtue, and faith despite others.
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Smith
Simpson M. HO. Charen
Minneapolis
The Haskin Letter On Early U S Finances And Debt
Washington, May 25. The policies of Hamilton as secretary of the treasury kept U S credit strong through loans in 1798 and 1799. Gallatin reduced debt by 1807, while Jefferson faced Louisiana purchase debates and Spain’s cession to France. War debts rose and fell, trade revived, and by mid 19th century revenues surged as debt retired.
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Alexander Hamilton
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United States Navy
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Jefferson
Gallatin
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Senate
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Spain
Louisiana
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Bank of the United States
Becreary McLane
Jackson
Treasury System
Federal Reserve Act
Minister’s Malachi Sermon Derailed by Village Jest
Auchenlochan parish minister’s evening sermon on the Minor Prophets was interrupted when a pew occupant quipped about where to place Malachi. The incident capped a dry series as the village audience reacted with a grim joke about the prophet and the minister. In Tripoli, Italian authorities report heavy fighting with 454 killed on May 26 as rebels under Mohammed Bey Hag Hessen see their rebellion crushed in a desert engagement.
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Auchenlochan
Malachi
Tripoli
Mohammd Bey Hag Hessen
Well Divorced Story From St Louis Gazette
St Louis news notes a man named William H Bios once married to several women, including Dorothy Bice, who was his last wife. After she left him for being too old she told him to smoke outside and then pursued another divorce in a sequence of divorces.
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St. Louis
William H. Bios
Dorothy Bice
Des Moines University Loses First Battle for Control
Des Moines university trustees lost the first step in a court fight to take over the Baptist fundamental institution. Judge Shankland overruled their motion to dismiss a temporary injunction that has allowed the school to operate since May 13.
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Des Moines
Des Moines University
Taydge Frank
Shankland
Personal Health Service by William Brady
Noted physician and author William Brady outlines recommendations adopted by the second international congress of radiology in Stockholm. Rules cover working hours, open air and vacations, X ray room standards, shielding, ventilation, and safety for operators and radium handling, with notes on protective gear and procedures.
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William Brady, H.bo
International Congress of Radiology
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Questions and Answers from the Information Bureau
A compilation of Q and A items covering topics from baseball field terminology to penny newspapers, magnet life, dollar exchange, mountain snow, owl wing structure, and Confederate pay in specie. Includes dates and names such as Amherst, Dwight Morrow, Horace, Foch, and Carrara marble, with notes on currency acts and early penny press origins.
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Coolidge
Amherst
Bruce Barton
Presidant
Dwight Morrow
Morrow
J.A
Daily Evening Transcript
Boston
Lynden M. Waller
Cent
Philadelphia
Buaning Transcript
New York City
Horatio David Shepard
Horaice
Mme
Marshal Foch
Foch
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