The Problem of the Republicans in Hoover’s Nominations
The piece argues Republicans must reassure agricultural voters Hoover favors farmers more than platform. warns of war price fixing lore, sugar and wheat price accusations, and distrust of the convention plank. It notes Dawes or Lowden might have eased farm support and predicts Democratic gains if farmers back a candidate with real agrarian policy. It ends with a Great Falls report on Warren Towle and trouble at the party primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Kansas City
Lowden
Coolidge
West
Europe
Belgium
Sugar Trust
Dawes
Hughes
United States
Great Falls
Warren Towle
Leuteniant
Gusernier
Eros
Trie
Wither Tlamnes
Warren
Brandeis Seeks Liberty From Wire Tapping Power
Justice Brandeis disputes the Supreme Court ruling on wire tapping in a Seattle case. In a five to four decision the court blesses wire taps, while Brandeis warns that even men of zeal can erode liberty through espionage tools and broad authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandies
United States Supreme Court
Seattle
Justice Brandeis
Brandeis
Independent
Government lawbreakers invite anarchy in America
A Yankton farmer in South Dakota bought a Rialsar plane to ship his beef products to market. The excerpt argues that government agents must obey the law, warning that lawbreaking by officials sows contempt for law and invites individuals to act as their own rulers, contributing to higher beef prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton, S. D
Imarket
Missing faces at Kansas City Republican convention
Old reporters recall past conventions and lament missing figures. H L Mencken notes the absence of leaders like Will Hays Daugherty Fall Willis and Forbes while others roam the floor. The piece reflects on money concerns amid Republican prosperity and notable attendees from across the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bryan
McKinley
Roosevelt
Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Chicago
H. L. Menken
Baltimore Evening Sun
Yesteryear
Will H. Hays
United States
Harry M. Daugherty
Ohio Gang
Albert B. Fall
Little Black Bag
Frank Willis
Anti- Saloon League
Thomas R. Miller
Atlana
Col
Charles R. Forbes
Hool
Harry Sinclair
Robert W. Stewart
Republican Party
Andy Mellon
Mississippi
Bill Ware
Pennsylvania
Big Bill Thompson
Charles Beecher Warren
Mr. Daugherty
Dawes
Michigan
Mable Willebrandt
Daugherty
Anti-Saloon League
Descent of Ben Lindsey From Hero to Disbarment
A Denver judge once hailed for juvenile court reforms faces possible disbarment as critics note a fall from national acclaim to a circus like public life. The piece questions why Lindsey veered from constructive work into sensational publicity as the Colorado Supreme Court is asked to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lindsey
America
Denver
Lindsey
Supreme Court of Colorado
Independent
Linds
Supreme test for a boyhood gift in a strong paper object
The piece argues a single object must resist all stresses none the less be portable and safe for a five year old. It touts endurance against tearing crushing and bending while remaining light enough to move through rooms and small enough for a crib. It envisions varied uses from a pillow to a toy vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Sentence Sermons From Roy L Smith Daily Wisdom
The sermon notes urge personal conduct in daily life. It highlights temper control respect for others, truthfulness, gathering facts before speaking, keeping promises, and using good humor as effective salesmanship. The piece frames moral guidance for everyday decisions and interactions.
Haskin Letter on Importing Church Bells Since World War I
Fredere J. Baska notes Congress has debated bias remittance for importing carillons for churches since World War I. He traces bells from ancient times to Pontinus of Nola, describes carillon mechanics, and notes renewed interest postwar amid European influences and rising bell imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
United States
Osiris
Egypt
Cybele
Greece
Campania
Europe
Desiree
St. Paul's
London
Westminster
Cologne
Hell
Four candidates vie for Montana U S Senate nomination
A brief discusses four contenders for the Republican and Democratic senatorial nominations, naming Rep. Charles Williams, Joseph Dixon, and Democrats B. K. Wheeler the incumbent and Sam Stewart. It argues Wheeler’s seniority and national ties misserve Montana and urges voters to demand representatives focused on state needs and accountability from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Charles Williams
Joseph Dixon
B. K. Wheeler
Sam Stewart
Wheeler
Montana
Washington
Carillons and Bells Across History and Regions
Carillons vary from twenty to seventy bells with Antwerp’s great bell tower housing ninety. England’s bell ringing tradition dates to 1265 with guilds and annual festivals. Bells are cast in copper and tin, with sacred names and inscriptions, and famed bells include Moscow’s Great Bell and Notre Dame’s bell in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Henry the Third
Guild of Westminster
Central Council of Church Hell Ringers
London
Moscow
Orient
Europe
America
Burma
Peking
Notre Dame
Paris
France
Jacquelins
Rouen
Tom
Oxford
Paul
Health and Diet Advice by Dr Frank McCoy Menus for week starting June 17
Weekly menus by Dr Frank McCoy outline a six day plan from Sunday to Saturday with meals featuring eggs, toast, bacon, meats, vegetables, salads, and desserts including Raspberry Ice Cream. The piece includes expert Q and A on athletic heart, hair removal preparations, nail biting, and encouraging readers to follow the menus and request literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCoy
DR. McCoy
O. Tiseouraged
Qo Roi
Q. Anxious
Stark
Answers to Questions from the Information Bureau
A long reader Q and A piece from Washington D C recounts Frederic J Haskin directing a free information service with two cent return postage. It covers hummingbird speed, engraving scales, bells in cathedrals, call exports from Galveston, civil service exams, Red Cross overheads, furniture patents, Meteor Crater, Irish dividends, and Ben Jonson’s drama interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Frederic J. Slaskin
Hy Keening
Helena
United States
Galveston
Texas
America
Red Cross
Hellé
AL R
Narthberia
Yenisevik
Ben Jonson
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Mentsylvania Kerwan
Louisville Times
Fini
The
Baltimore Sun
Roy L. Smith
Simpson
Allaneapolis
Haskin
By Fredere J. Baska
Antwerp
Lel- Hiung
Holland
Dix
Linnett
Linich
Questions and
Alfred McEwen
New York
Speciala Reduc
Fatenr
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