Australian state elections shift to center in face of debt fears
Across New South Wales and Queensland voters backed moderates over extremists as the United Australia Party gains a national mandate for economy and financial reform. Premier Stevens calls the result a stand against repudiation and communism while Lang’s Labor is checked in key states. The broader trend favors constructive policies over demagogic appeal.
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New Zealand
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Lang
United Australia Party
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Queensland
Texas
New County Council Seeks Budget Guidance From Rail Lawyer
M Hall of Northern Pacific legal staff in Helena says County Superintendent Jessie Morgan sought his advice on how to respond to taxpayers demands for school district budget reductions under the new law. The Independent questions Hall’s advisory role and Morgan’s independence, suggesting she consults a railway attorney over public interests. A separate item notes a Brighton England resident raising $1990 for Bible Society from bottle collection.
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Northern Pacific Legal
Helena
Jessie Morgan
Hall
Independent
Rownty
Mr Hall
Miss Mogan
Lewis and Clark County
Miss Morgan
Northern Pacific Railway
E M Hall
Do the People Rule France and Hoover Clash at GOP Convention
Former senator Joseph Irwin France, who polled leading primary votes in several states, was ushered out by a Chicago officer after attempting to speak. He claimed delegates backed his campaign, while party leaders shut him from further action as Hoover supporters watched. A Texas boxer is said to study saxophone records before fights.
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Joseph Irwin France
United States
Free State
Maryland
Hoover
Dr France
Oregon
France
Chicago
Texas
Nelpa
Qin Revolutionary Cays
Philadelphia
West Point
Pope
Bennidel
Bonn
Moscow
Mistorre Des Reynelle
Reims
Marriage Statistics Show Delayed Marriages In 1920s Census
Census figures for 1920 to 1930 show married rates rising for both men and women from ages 15 up, with a notable shift toward later marriage. Men 68.2 to 70.0 percent married. women 60.6 to 61.1 percent. The decade marks a trend away from early marriages, tied to greater financial independence for women and lasting changes in social norms.
Too Close To Subject Skilled Congressmen Needed In November
The author argues many lawmakers miss broad issues due to technical focus on currency and credit laws and markets. Carter Glass is praised as a valuable skilled legislator, with a call for new capable minds to join Washington next November to replace ineffective drones and lunkheads and craft useful measures.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Thrift in Mountain Climbing Tips From Club
The Appalachian Mountain Club of Boston suggests budget friendly ways to simulate rock climbing. Activities include racing through packed packing cases in a hall and dressing in heavy clothing to climb stairs. Other ideas reuse a roof re-shingle on a hot day and using department store escalators for luxury climbing.
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Boston
Appalachian
Best Editorial on Farmers Holiday Plans Sparks National Debate
Sioux City Tribune editors discuss farmers across Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois planning a July 4 selling strike to push higher prices. They caution of potential unrest and discord among farmers but defend the motive born from widespread economic hardship and the belief that action may alter the system. The piece laments government inaction and warns the crisis could reshape national events.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Citie
Washington
Pont
International lending shifts as fears of a world banking downturn loom
The article notes large-scale international borrowing by governments and companies, including Dominion of Manitoba and Taiwan projects, with U S bonds dominating. It cites a 1928 figure loaned by the United States and mentions Dutch, Norwegian, and other lenders. The piece warns that lenders face volatility and potential unemployment as global finance tightens.
Senate finds Americans stopped lending abroad in 1931
The Haskin Letter summaries a Commerce Department report showing a sharp drop in American lending to foreign governments and firms in 1931. Only one small private loan was added in the year, with total foreign securities purchased by Americans fell to a 1931 low. expectations for 1932 are muted as market recovery remains uncertain.
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Bs International
Department of Commerce
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Canada
National Service
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Kreugar
Toll
Domeatic Corporation
Honda
International Match Corporation
In Vowa Poll Mentian Promises Election Plot
Vowa poll reports Mentian pledging to dominate town politics by next November. Conte Morphy of Dubuc won a nomination amid a wobbling plot. Henry led a low color group while Andis Okecdarinn faced detention in a tense nomination scene.
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Dubuc
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Andis oKecdarinn
Answers to Questions from the Helena Independent 1929 quiz
A long OCR fragment lists Q and A items covering nautical ship naming in 1940, gold standard shifts, senate desks, public buildings, gasoline prices, and early typewriters. It includes named entities such as Akron, Secretary of the Navy Adams, Germany, France, United States, Helena, and various historical figures. The text appears as a garbled Q&A survey with scattered facts and questions about history, technology, and economics.
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Dbigmvie Vkvor
LD & 8
Akron
Secretary of the Navy
Adamas
Ohio
Germany
France
Tity
United States
Mexico
Tapan
Senate Chamber
Supreme Court
Viner
England
Heart Disease Treatment Improves Compensated States Study
A health article reviews 100 chronic heart disease patients who failed to develop compensation. About half showed improved condition after rest, oxygen therapy, and targeted drug treatment, reducing symptoms and extending life expectancy for some elderly patients with arterial hardening.
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Hyman
Nom Bemirhrl
Diekson WI St UP APW WEST EAST WARh
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions Diekson WI St UP APW WEST EAST, Toa Angeler Tenn, a Lockheed Orion engine, a film project, and references to Roark Arthu Tanen, Metro Goldwyn Mayer, and political prohibition discussions. The text is garbled with era-specific names, dates, and events unclear in context.
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Toa Angeler
Tenn
Lockheed Orion
Erosa
Diekran
Pinng Ty
Santa Winten
Mark Mhying
Tirkann
Roark
Arthu Tanen
Prant Dent
Metro Coldwyn Mayor Movie Company
Wiliams
Metapher Soenth
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Rotary International convention opens in Seattle tomorrow
Delegates and professionals from around the world gathered in Seattle for the third annual Rotary International convention to start here tomorrow. Governor To land HT Martley of Washington and Mayor John S. Dore welcomed attendees as Tom B. Cale and Morgan Fantman led local Rotary officials. Sydney W Pagealt will address the gathering after reviewing his overseas tour and Chesley Ro Parry will present Rotary information and committee details.
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Rotary International
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