Japanese Viewpoint on Policy Shown in Boston Interview
Viscount Ishii, Japan’s London Conference delegate, spoke in Boston on U S Japan ties. He and President Roosevelt reportedly agreed on many points and affirmed enduring friendship, while Japan seeks a free hand in Asia through diplomacy and avoids war with the United States.
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Japan
Boston
Viscount Kikajuro Ishii
London
Ishii
Roosevelt
United States
Asia
Pacific
Ishui
Europe
Orient
Far East
Give us work and end the talk of collapse
The Helena Daily Independent notes that amid economic distress since 1886 people demand work. It argues the nation has plenty of opportunities—construction, rail, industry—and urges restoring momentum to revive employment and avoid doom-laden ideologies.
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Helena
Daily Independent
Janeal A
Anderson
Independent 4
Publishing Company, Inc
Montana
Will A Campbell
Amoctatea
America
Ealine
Eeena Ica
Cartier
Mall
Bundas Independent
Loyalty and Loss of Senator Schall’s Guide Dog Lux
The essay honors Lux the guide dog of Senator Thomas D Schall, praising loyalty and friendship over criticism that public business paused for grief. It notes Lux aided two presidents, valued devotion, and quotes the Senator’s tribute as a lasting memory. A stray line mentions wool prices and prosperity for woolmen.
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Thomas D Schall
Minnesota
Lux
United States Senate
Senator Schall
United States
Jobs Best Cure for Unrest in America
Sherwood Anderson reports from 19 cities that there is no revolution in the United States. He says the American situation differs from overseas, noting a building era and a pragmatic approach to work rather than economic theory, as the nation pursued rapid development.
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Sherwood Anderson
America
American Spectator
RUNAWAY CHILDREN AT CHICAGO FAIR PROMPT CONCERNS
A historical piece notes runaways doubled at the Chicago fair opening and warns of the perils of wandering youth. It cites truants reaching as far as Tampa and Seattle, with police seeking missing youths and parents hoping they return home. It argues home benefits youth starting adult life and urges caution.
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Dad
Chicago
Tampa
Seattle
Fighting Pacifists at City College Spark Spectacle
A provocation over Norman Thomas speech at the College of the City of New York led to clashes as pacifist students resisted critics. The college president’s umbrella incident and subsequent brawl underscored debates on free speech, with advocates urging logical rebuttal over force.
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College of the City of New York
Norman Thomas
F. B. Robinson
Thomas
Gandhi Could Teach America Self Reform And Resistance
Editorial argues Gandhi’s nonviolence and internal reform offer lessons for the United States. It links Gandhi to Thoreau and Jesus, urges cleaning internal caste and social issues first, warns against excess corporate power, and questions labor and political complacency in facing external threats.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Thoreau
Jesus
Wazareth
Amso
Ite Lnwest
India
Aritigh
Russia
Brannes
Hitler
J. P. Morgan
American Federation of Labor
Sentence Sermons by the Rev Roy Soth to D Pastor Simpean M E Church Minneapolis
Memory is God s greatest gift or the devils most terrible plague. It is the miracle by which we create the past and give the future meaning. It is the beginning of every worthwhile reform and the foundation of progress. It is time s way of conserving itself and the force of cohesion on a spiritual basis.
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Revival of Interest in Railroads Fueled by Exhibition and Speed Records
The Washington column traces railroads from their horse race origins to a renewed enthusiasm sparked by the Century of Progress exposition and British exhibition trains. It cites Royal Scot service, New York to Chicago records, and various European speeds, noting American trains lag in sustained speed while celebrated rapid routes abroad push the idea of rail as a premier transport.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Chirang
Caees Jones
Tondon, Midland and Scottish Railway Company
Atlantic
London
Edinburgh
Glangow
Milan
Honia
America
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Limber
New York
Chicago
Charles Hogan
Fleming
Jacksonville
Fla
Philadelphia
Reading
Royal Seat
Cheltenham Flyer
Great Western Railway
Germany
Hamburg
Allain
The George M Pullman era of aluminum luxury cars
The article profiles the George M Pullman passenger car built entirely of aluminum, lighter than steel yet stronger, with lavish Interiors and modern fittings. It notes its testing, anticipated production, and the public interest shown by crowds at Chicago and Washington as railway enthusiasts compare it to foreign designs.
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Ameria
Welch
Vinerta
Pullman
Passenge
George M Pullman
Resia
Chicago
America
Nk Moral
Bir Tonald Lindray
Washington
Answers to Questions From the Imperial Information Bureau
A scanned Q and A page covers topics from farmers purchasing power across decades to the Gold Star Mother pilgrimage, railway cars, weather, and historic figures. Notable items include a 1928 act enabling Gold Star Mothers to visit France, Lafayette’s death in Paris, and tips on crabgrass control and lawn care. The piece blends trivia with civic notes, dates, and named organizations like the Gold Star Association of America and President Coolidge.
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K. A.W
Gold Star Asanciation of
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France
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Japan
Health tips for drivers and car related pains
A health column notes that long drives with windows open or in cool or rainy conditions can cause muscle fatigue joint pain and nerve strain in the arm and thigh. It discusses driver’s thigh, sciatic nerve pressure from seat edges and backrest design, and suggests adjusting seat height and edge contact to reduce discomfort. It also mentions foreign bodies in the eye from wind and a proposed remedy with sterile care.
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Horta
Lee Legos
Cuban Terrorist May Flee Island
A Cuban insurgent linked to anti government activities faces martial court charges over the murder of guards at an American owned sugar plantation. Major Arminio Cirte, allied with President Machado, is reported to be planning to wait for Germany amid suspected rebel activity.
Funeral notes reveal bizarre last wishes and parole links
Fragmentary OCR shows odd deathbed requests including cremation details and a line about burying in found clothes. It references John Awhlay, Uaymand Perkine, and a 1946 timeline with a parole context tied to a separate murder case.
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Berkeley
John Awhlay
Uaymand Perkine
Awhlay
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