Wanted: One Word Explains Brookhart Attack on Galen
An editorial longingly seeks a single potent word to describe Senator Smith Brookhart’s attack on Judge Albert J. Galen mailed under congressional immunity. It blasts Brookhart’s act as cowardly and a betrayal of public service, railing at Iowa’s political leadership and condemning impropriety in government.
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Smith W. Brookhart
Associated
Albert J. Galen
Montans
Frank
United State
Smith Brookhart
Iowa
Galen
Montana
Brookhart
William B. Allison
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Albert Baird Cummins
Washington
Congress
The Law, the Track and Ohio Gambler’s Paradox
The piece critiques selective law enforcement as county officials fail to act while race tracks gamble openly. It notes a sheriff missing, governors and prosecutors deferring to each other, and Cleveland fans enjoying bets, highlighting divided views on prohibition and gambling as inconsistent public policy. It concludes that enforcement laxity and public tolerance define the scene.
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Ohio
Union
Cleveland
Tea County
Bill derided as Senate should forget Surgress trials bill
A letter denounces the Wickersham commission backed trial by jury changes as speeding court cases. The writer argues the public cares about rights over faster courts, urges judges to curb vacations, and condemns Congressional dictation and moralist influence. It questions Senate action and mocks Bishop Cannon’s influence.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Wickersham Commission
Wickersham
Congress
Where the Money Goes in Charity Leagues and Societies
A superintendent audits charitable groups and finds 72 cents of every dollar pay for collecting costs. Magazine operations and overhead push the actual aid to less than one cent per dollar. The piece warns readers to scrutinize how much funds reach the cause versus administrators and subscriptions.
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Aj League
League
Editorial on Caraway Caneop clash over power in Arkansas
The piece attacks Senator Caraway as a domineering investigator and political bully, contrasting him with Bishop James Caneop Jr. It claims Caraway risks private rights and public decency while presses for control. It warns the clerical coalition could mobilize votes to counter him and warns of dangerous power of the Cannons and McBriden cabal.
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United King
Benater Caraway
Arkansas
Caraway
Batm
Spex
Wiih Parfert
James Caneop, Jr
Arkannes
Sankatchewan
L Etronly Arkannan
Careway
Evolution of the Modern Drug Store and Its Merchandising
Fashionable New York drug stores reinstall tall colored bottles while a shift to chain operations reshapes the apothecary role. A U.S. Department of Commerce survey analyzes space, rent, margins, and product variety to assess profitability and service speed in modern drug retail.
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Washington, D.C
Pitth Avenue
New York
Perenne
Hut
Busicem
Atrict Mercantile
Hut Moe
Detter
Pease & Pittman
Glover
Chain Drug Store
Department of Commerce
Urauch
Rynery
Rapid Aervica
Azperty
Domestic commerce division aids American business growth
The Department of Commerce sets up a domestic commerce division to study and improve management practices across radio servicing and other consumer sectors. It highlights free service periods, post warranty income from service charges, and the shift of government support from foreign to domestic trade to aid merchants and manufacturers.
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Department of
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Storag of
Agraganizo
Moat Storey
Nurvite Acte Tien
Naw
Ihn
Searest Chop AB
Department of Commerce
Commerce Wen
Mesit
Ite
Nurvera
Marchandiners
Defense witnesses sworn in LeDuc murder trial
A 16 year old schoolboy and his father testified for the defense on day seven of the LeDuc murder trial. The witness said the first shot came from LeDuc’s room, and the defense contends he did not fire. LeDuc is expected to testify tomorrow as the trial continues. A separate item notes a fatal car crash near Stayton, Oregon, where Walter Mason dies after his car hits a railing following an emergency maneuver.
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Uds
Tofay
Ert LeDuc
TaDue Fa
John
Anyder
Stayton
Huse
Walter Mason
Muni City
Ore
Falia
Butte
Williem Carmody
Sonar J. A. Carmorty
New York Central Railway
Tratmant Foe
Northern Pacific
United States
China
Japan
Liver Chemistry and Maladjustments in Health
The article explains how the liver processes nutrients, forms glycogen, and bile, and how diet affects bile flow. It discusses methods to assess liver and gallbladder function, including X-ray techniques, and stresses the physician's role in diagnosing jaundice and assessing toxin removal and liver health.
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Fatene Wall Ag
Tvor
Answers to Questions From The Thrafelena Independent
A reader asks about the value of government services, cryptography, candy making, camels, ivy at Princeton, cream of nuttay in candy, historic figures, and various curiosities. The column provides brief responses citing notable facts, dates, and names, including Princeton ivy planting in 1777, Taft’s burial site, and early American naval actions.
Freedom bid on court case involving Warren K and Tow Usoney
Saurt announces plan to pursue a legal mandation related to Warren K with Tow Usoney as a key party. The filing reflects ongoing efforts to secure freedom through a contested plea and associated actions.
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Saurt
Warren K
Five Vlowida Tanks Panic at Miami Bank Opens Branches
The Tank of Hay Hirensnr, noted as the oldest financial institution in south Florida, faced a run with customers gathered at the door. Officials listed deposits and withdrawals as the Miami Beach Monk and Tron company and related banks limited operations, while the Tank of Hormontead planned a brief closure and promised reopening in a few days ten miles north of St. ami.
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Miami
PIA
API
Hay Hirensnr
South Flore Ida
Miami Beach
Monk and Tron Company
Coral Gartien
Blacnyna Trunt Company
Mathees
Tnstitution Kaldheartien
Hormontead
Bank closure and officer confession at Cho neyawn
First National Bank of Cho neyawn shut down today with a 204000 dollar savings department loss. Manager Clyde Ifilikon confessed to the crime Monday night and the bank was placed in the hands of Henry J. Quinn, examiner, as the board of directors promised all depositors would be paid in full.
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Cheboyenn
First National Bank of Choneyawn
Nora
Clyde Ifilikon
Aulelda
Henry J. Quinn
Rectara
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