Wheeler’s rise from anti to praise for court reform
The piece portrays B. K. Wheeler of Montana as a bold, evolving public figure who championed Supreme Court reform ahead of popular opinion. It credits his confident advocacy with crystallizing prevailing but unexpressed sentiments, noting growing demand for his speeches and even speculation he could pursue the presidency. It traces past skepticism to current acclaim and links his stance to Roosevelt era ideals.
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Wheeler
Montana
Senator Wheeler
Superipatriots
New England
Roosevelt
B. K. Wheeler
United States
Butte
White House
Cost of Idleness and Lost Economic Potential
An essay estimates 10,000,000 unemployed since 1980, implying $70 billion in annual lost output at $1,000 average wages. It compares this to twice the national debt, WW costs, and potential builds like dams, homes, and college for youth, concluding society bears trillions in lost wealth and debt interest, with scorn for financiers.
Pride in paying and dodging taxes
The Helena Daily Independent editorial argues Americans take pride in paying honest taxes while tax dodging persists. It cites loopholes, corporate schemes, and exemptions, urging a federal tax clean-up, extended prosecutions, and removal of favoritism in pay-scale versus state taxes. It notes suspicions of hidden taxes and calls for tighter enforcement.
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Helena
Montana
Felog Daierenendent
Innepentost Publihing Company, Inc
Bidens
Montane Will
A. Campbell
Associated Press
Bay Ee
Peetebenesten
Dell
Daly
Montane
Mell Montane
United States
America
Internal Revenue Department
Oklahoma
Congress
Roosevelt
Rehiefer
Harry Hopkins
Bahamas
Answers to Questions from the Helps Bureau 1929
A survey of widely varied Q and A items includes trivia about James Watt inscriptions, Asa G. Candler Coca Cola, and numerous factual prompts. It cites numbers on ducks, tolls, and crossings, biographical notes on Watt and Candler, and short identifications of figures in literature, sports, and history.
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Villa Flea
Georgia
Jpeas
Cartersville
Atlanta
Cum
Hallman and Candler
Emory Untvavail
Wheeler's Popularity and Public Appeal in Montana
Editorial notes that popularity follows alignment with public sentiment. It cites Senator B. K. Wheeler of Montana as highly favored for sounding and voicing the thoughts people want expressed in Congress about the press.
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B. K. Wheeler
Montana
Congress
Editorial on Gold Hoards and U S Policy Manipulation
The piece lampoons gold hoarding in Europe and the United States, arguing hoarded gold and price rumors sway markets. It critiques President driven price controls and proposes counter rumors to stabilize inflation, likening Uncle Sam to Midas in a chaotic balancing act.
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Europe
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Sar
Uncle Sam
Fort Knox
Ancient Indian capital site near modern Washington
The article traces the Potomac region from a Piscataway and Anacostia artery to a rich Indian capital era. It notes two major settlements on the left and across the Anacostia, with crabbed mounds, quarried stone, and ceremonial centers near today’s Washington. It cites Captain John Smith, Jefferson, and Holmes on quarries and trade, and documents skeletons near Mount Vernon indicating precolonial populations before the District of Columbia was established.
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Maryland
Virginia
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Potomac
Georgetown
Capitol
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Washingston
Washington Irving l
United States
Columbia
John Smith
Potomec
Piscataway
Enastara
Anacostia River
Piscataways
Euch
Anacoatia
Glesboro Point
Bladensburg
Alte
W. H. Holmes
Indiana
Atlantic Seaboard
Tock Greek Park
Whitn, House
Quotes and quips from public figures mix in noisy collage
A scrambled collection of remarks from politicians and public figures includes a gender stereotype gobbet by Frank Wykoftt and inflation as a national danger. Other snatches praise individual responsibility, critique democracy, and reflect on European travel with varied tones and attributions.
Fires in California Likely Incendiary
Fires in Newcastle and Loom destroy three fruit packing plants and a church. Authorities investigate arson theory as blazes erupt simultaneously in multiple locations, including Newcastle Fruit Growers’ plant and Loomie Congregational Church, Loom, California. Related brief notes include Wisconsin legislature congratulating Duke and Duchess of Windsor and listing Spokane marriage licenses.
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Calif
Tunes
Loomis
Newcastle Fruit Growlers’ Association
Loomie
Wisconsin
Madaon
Wir
Duchess of Windsor
Thig
Walt Mason Horoscope Blast From The Daily Horn
A quirky horoscopic column notes strange night events and local mischief as a backdrop for June 7. It mentions fire, accidents, burglars, and unexplained happenings, while offering predictions for weather, labor, and education. John Franklin Goucher and Walt Mason are cited among notable birthdates.
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Daily Horn
Dingeraon
Condale
Matthew
The Family Doctor Warns On Rheumatic Remedies
The article discusses numerous salicylic and alkaline preparations, sedatives, and patent medicines used to treat rheumatic diseases. It cautions that no specific cure exists, explains nonspecific aims like improving circulation, and notes quack clinics and patent cures proliferating in the era. It highlights high chronic rheumatic rates in clinics and warns patients often feel temporary improvement from various patent remedies.
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Rimegelf
Boston
Ala
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