Why Taxes Remain and Punch of Montana Letters
A Montana voice argues against extending nuisance taxes set to expire next Tuesday, asserting both individual and collective efforts to protect payrolls. It condemns W P A consolidation and Helena payrolls while urging senators to resist tax cuts despite organized chamber pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Montana
Chambers of Commerce and Commercial Clubs
Wheeler
Washington
Slong
Helena
W P.A
Butte
Helena Chamber of Commerce
Hopkins
Salt Lake City
Organized Labor
Chambers of Commerce
W.P.A
Chamber of Commerce
Newepa Prehibrive
Ten Thousand Chambers Demand Across Helena and Montana
Read as a fragment, this note shows a bustling debate about collective action plus a reference to Helena and Montana. It raises a question about human behavior and speculates on WPA activity and wartime infrastructure implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers of Commerce
Helena
Montana
Dark Deeds in Russia and Congress on the Spot
Report outlines a Kremlin secrecy crisis as eight top Red Army generals are executed as spies and traitors amid speculation on motives while Congress delays wage and hour legislation amid labor faction tensions. The piece ponders morale, trust, and political peril in Russia and Washington alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Red Army
Kremlin
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Congress
Lewis and Green
Seven Democrats rebuke president over Supreme Court plan
A blistering seven Democrat vote of no confidence denounces the Presidents bid to reorganize the Supreme Court and shift power from the court to elected bodies. The rebels argue the plan would erode constitutional checks and reshape government away from the original balance. They defend independence of the judiciary and warn against overriding the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Supreme Court
White House
Congress
Peante
Lina
Courta
Senat
Attemat
Antieanne Loty
Ju16
The Old Mother Hubbard Manuscript Rediscovered in Oxford
The Haskin Letter reports the original manuscript of Old Mother Hubbard by Miss Sarah Martin, found in an English garret and now shown at Bodleian Library Oxford. It details illustrations, famous verses, and the dog’s antics, along with notes on Perrault and nursery rhyme origins.
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Washington, D. C
Old Mother Hubbard
Bodleias
University City of Oxford
Old Mather Hubbard
Sarah Catherina Martin
John Follexten Bastard
Killey
Devonshire
Subbard
Miss Martin
J. Harrie
Saint
Paul’s Churchyard
Misa Martin
Atanen
Tord Nelaan
John Poldenexten
Mina Martin
Hubbard
Adam
Lilith
Mlaby
Lilthby
Kittey 'S
Devon
Boston
Bestra Grimm
Andergoo
Charles Perrault
Perrault
Claude
Louvre
Charles
Colbert
Laura Fourteenth
Academy
Madame Boviene
Hia Pel
Burton
Psammetichis
Pearrautt
Cinderetta
Andrew Lang
Ife
Montreal Street Swim Club Mystery
At a local swimming club meeting two members stare at water after one notices missing braces. They realize a swimmer is in the water and a rescue or clarification may be needed. The fragment hints at a tense moment by the poolside at Montreal Stad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Stad
Quotes on labor, media, and education from early critics
A collage of remarks from Frances Perkins and others criticizing labor elimination, media focus on devices, prudent national estate management, isolation, and college preparation. Notable voices include Channing Pollock, President Boone, Charles Macfarland, and Dr. J Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of
Frances Perkins
Cameraa Pats
Ace
Channing Pollock
Xperience
Boone
J. Wright
Baldwin-Wallace College
Answers to Questions From The Helong Information Bureau
A reader asks about War Admiral a small horse, the Roseland house in Woodstock Conn built 1845 by Henry Chandler Bowen, and key facts from the North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy. It covers WPA theater employment, the modern Roman Empire, Tryone Park name origin, the coronation painter, and other Q A details with concise historical facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helong Independent Information Bureau
Frederic J. Hwakin
Washington, D. C
HG A. Ho
Woodstock
Conn
D. G
Roseland
Henry Chandler Bowen
Fourth Avenue
New York City
Francis J. McConnell
St. Andrews
W.P.A
Iureludes
Italy
Libya
Dodecanese Islands
Aegean Sea
East Africa
Addis Ababa
Eritrea
Somaliland
Tryone Park
Fort Tryone
Edward VII
Edwin Abbey
Q. Tenn St
Glover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Johnson
Buchanan
Jackson
Jefferson
Aristophanea
Gosson
Plutarch
Philip
Francis Scott Key
Taos Pueblo
Santa Fe
N. al
The Family Doctor on Overweight Children and Inheritance
The Family Doctor explains overweight in children often runs in families but mainly reflects shared conditions. Parents who overeat or underexercise influence children, with fat stored in similar body parts as in adults. Fear of underweight and teasing may trigger poor appetite and low activity, nurturing a vicious circle.
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Dod
Theat
Accidental Cake of Seapugon a Stairway Stumble
Walt Mason humor column recounts a man slipping on stairs causing a crash and injuries. The piece lampoons slapstick mishaps as timeless comedy and notes the tradition of lighthearted harm for amusement. Published under The Geame Matthew in 1027.
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Matthew
Horoscope for Thursday June 24 1920s era trends and personalities
Benefit aspects dominate today recording astrology. The stars indicate labor difficulties may arise but important business proceeds. Headlines may carry tidings of national alliances and stock markets show fluctuations all week. Notable birthdays include Henry Ward Beecher 1813 and Rebecca Harding Davis 1831.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Army
Navy
Turma
Stuer Borneo
Henry Ward Beecher
Rebecca Harding Davis
Theodore F. Randolph
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WPA
California
Willian Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Ohboyohboyohboy
By Herblock
Haskin
Fredric J. Haskin
Mother Hubbard
Hosiel's
Iim
Hera
Bard
Vndortakers
Lim
Reat of Humanity
Charles Macfarland
Adolf Hitter
Morris Tishtely
Journal of the American Medical Association
Wnd
Myzeta
Marasine
Walt Mason
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