Taking In Too Much Territory In Montana Politics
The Independent comments on candidate promises in Montana. It mocks Sandy Goodman of Helena and Frank H. Cooney of Missoula for grandiose, impractical pledges. The piece favors sane primary choices and criticizes efforts to dominate state government with vague populist ideas.
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Montane Willa
Campbell
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Associated Press
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United States
League of Nations
Japan
Chile
Russia
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Goodman
Sandy
Mussolini
Frank H. Cooney
Congress
Glass
Missoula
Goodman and
Cooney
Bird Center
Forty Years of Railroad Progress through Time
A comparison of the 1892 New York Central Exposition Flier to the 1933 edition shows dramatic growth in motive power and passenger cars, heavier rails, better bed, stronger bridges, four tracks, and advanced signaling. The piece imagines railroads of 1978, foreseeing electricity replacing coal and possibly wireless power or atomic energy, noting dramatic future changes.
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New York Central
Chicago
All Minnois Town Hosts Civic Holiday For Bank Reopening
The small town of All Minnois observed a civic holiday last week to celebrate the reopening of its sole bank. Bank officials and local leaders marked the occasion with customary ceremonies, providing space for residents to commemorate the event.
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Minnois
Eletke
Accepting the Profits of Crime
An editorial complains that gangsters in eastern cities pay income tax on crime proceeds. It argues against blood-money funding the treasury and questions why known gangsters remain at large. The piece notes hypocrisy since prohibition created lucrative crime paths and ends with a quirk about an English bridegroom pausing a wedding breakfast.
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National Treasury
Internal Revenue Department
Tariff Reform Era Echoes and Political Critique
In stentorian tones the piece attacks Hawley Smoot tariff policy and the Democratic response. It denounces the President as a Grundy leader and urges a proactive tariff reform path, while noting Senate Republican control and overseas trade barriers. It also mocks political figures and social trends with sharp opposition jabs.
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House
Senate
Tariff Lessons from the Transundine Shutdown
A Christian Science Monitor editorial argues that high tariffs damaged relations and commerce by closing the Transundine railroad between Santiazo and Buenos Aires. It traces the cascade from ruined cattle exports and a paralyzed railway to unemployment and hunger, showing how protectionist policy harmed two nations and their people.
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Santiazo
Chile
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Mendoza
Rooda
Ideala
South America
Gane Lforn
China
Vice Verma
Chia Cane
Sentence Sermons From the Apr Roy and Smith
A garbled list presents aphorisms urging restraint from gossip and envy and promoting respect for books, inspiring memories, personal responsibility, and contributing to one’s town. The source mixes fragmented lines with misspellings and unclear attribution, yet conveys a theme of self-improvement and communal courtesy.
The Haskin Letter on French Government Structure
Frederia 3 Haskin describes the real government of France as a cabinet and parliament system. The senate, chamber of deputies, and council of state form the core, with powers over budgets impeachment and appointive processes. The piece details representation, terms, and the central and local administrative divisions, comparing to the United States and highlighting the intertwined legislative and executive roles.
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Washington, D. C
Council of Ministers
Senate
Chamber of Deputier
House of Representatives
France
Corsica
Algeria
Putna
Cochin-China
Nenatara
Great Britain
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Bourke
Orleans
Bonaparte
Mintstera
Council of State
Agenviek
Ameren
Canneilh
Fragmented French Empire and Church State Overview
A fragmented general survey describes post revolutionary France with strong Catholic influence, no established church, and a republican government. It notes imperial possessions in Africa and Asia, limited autonomy for colonies, and governance by parliament with appointed officials, while women lack voting rights. The piece references historical shifts and contrasts with England.
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Tieferter
France
England
Mireat Tives
Dalios
Varia Exeinek
Amd Whitt Roma
Sim
United States
Quebec
Forkles
New Orleans
India
Franro
Tunis
Morocco
Algeria
French West Africa
Senegal
French Guinea
Tvery Coaat
Dahomey
Togoland
Cameroona
Coogo
Madagascar
An Hin
Traly
Somalkand
Poapweus Oriental
Annar
Cambodia
Cochin-Ching
Silver and gold tie in price debated by bankers
An Indian bank executive and a Hollywood actor discuss monetary policy at a banking convention. The India banker argues silver should be tied to gold to stabilize currency values, aiming to raise the wealth of nations.
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Tan Angelon
Midland
Hombay
India Bank
Answers to Questions From Ameorlegia Realign How Much
A garbled Q and A style fragment lists questions about government funding, broadcasting houses in London, and American monetary history. It references Frederic J. Mad Jin in Washington, DC, and mentions the Broadcasting House Langham Place in London. The text then covers varied topics such as tax law effects, coinage, constitutional amendments, advertising in newspapers, and surveying tools used by George Washington.
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Rayer
Frederic J. Mad- Jin
Washington, D.C
Langham Place
London
de Prectient
W. A. Sair
Uanttad
Sever
Beeyryt
Prads
Aoteaae
Eriihine
Wiel Seeree Osmindatinn
Washington
Fustermeot
Washhngton
Mount Vernon
Hapsburg
Iisfartune
Canary
Canaria
Lande
Ders
Wnesnalster
Ins ‘Nally Lee
Bansevelt
Interia Tonne
Indiaiiah Peer
Ein Pdervarion
Eit Gustice
Tutneral Matary
Oatlonadt Defers
Toads Renin Af Senthe
Titeratinte
Justine Reniamor
Thani
Cony
Mieet Merlin
Psasowsiben
Elaester
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Ny Petaney
Wrens
Vetropoliont Wien
Aet
New York
Fe Carey
Home allergy devices cut hay fever symptoms in tests
Researchers report home use devices filter pollen and dust from rooms, reducing hay fever and asthma symptoms. In trials in Indiana and other sites, devices achieved up to about 2.2 percent relief for some patients, with humidity noted as a factor and night symptoms common.
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University of Iinnia School of Mrdtsine
Resignations and disability allowances amid veteran office row
General Wines of the Veteranan Buren accepts the resignation of Willam Wellf Smith who drew a $9000 salary plus $150 disability allowance per month. The house inquiry sought action, noting other Smiths in government service drawing allowances up to $129 a month under the emergency retirement act. Senators criticized widespread pension practices and warned reform is needed to remove waste from the Veterans Bureau.
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The fragment notes a fascist era figure, hints at a 1924 cabinet transition and orders reorganization of groups of women and men to form unions, with a plan related to restrictions on abortion and foreign communication.
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Maso
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