The Star platform for Orry Avyly city program
The Star's platform supports Orry Avyly to expand the municipal power plant revenues to develop the city in 19, improve conditions in Sad Pa ie, and fund an all weather road program. It calls for gradual reduction of political interference, practical benefits to Hempeteed county farmers, and cooperative efforts to advance the state highway program, tax reform, and a more efficient budget-based government.
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Orry
Hempeteed
Rights of Children in Apartments Clash With Yard Freedom
The article argues that children lose outdoor space and freedom in city apartments. It laments the shift to apartment living, noting 48.6 percent of new city dwellings in 1929 were apartments. It stresses kids need yards, trees, and room to play, warning apartments hinder health, imagination, and a sense of belonging. It contrasts parent convenience with child development, calling for more child-friendly housing.
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United
U. S. Laborent
Adventea
British Forces Face Afghan Border Raids Says Leader
A Jonesham Evening editorial argues that peaceable means fail against semi barbarian Afridi tribesmen on the Indian border. It says fighting is the only way to stop border raids and that Britain must meet each campaign with immediate resistance to discourage further attacks.
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Great Britain
Washington We Letter Washington We Letter
Rodney Dutcher Rea surveys U S Communist reaction to Soviet policy and trade, noting Roosevelt era tensions. The piece highlights American observers Seymour Lawman, Matthew Woll, Hatofilton Mish, and others as symbols of pro Soviet sentiment and foreign influence efforts.
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Rodney Dutcher
REA
Wei “Ashington
Cams Gounie Parte
Moccow
Glec
United States
Ftag
Med
Ameri Tay Palttuta
Seymour Lawmiar
Matthew Woll
Hatofilton Mish
Chile
Keller
War rhetoric and labor leaders clash in tense speech
A fragmentary report suggests declarations about facing a looming war and the risk of a workers government. It references leaders like Mr Well and Fish, plus investigations into supposed subversive plots and labor union actions, portraying a volatile political moment amid calls for upheaval and vigilance.
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Raeeian
Omatebes
Lamber
Msngansre
Othey Hataian
Ieman
Samethree TrItatke
Well
American Federation of Labor
Wall
American
Fish
Congressinp
Fee
Unite Biowsade
Parnell Triumph Reveals Arkansas Voter Sentiment
The Arkansas state race reflects a strong desire to preserve the State Highway Commission and income tax policy. Voter disapproval of Brooks Hays stemmed from his attack on highways and his stance on taxation, especially in rural areas where support for reform faded. The outcome suggests governors should favor steady highway planning and tax policy over disruptive criticism.
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Sovernoe Parnell
Young Brooks
Hays
Arkansas
State Highway Commission
Brooks Hays
Highway Commission
Friends
Edmund Burke
Brooks
Herbert Wilson
Dwight H. Blackwood
Publication After Death in Vatican Shifts Memoir Plans
Vatican reports say Cardinal Gaspari, former secretary of state to the Pope, plans memoirs that will fill a large volume. He states the memoirs should not be published until 50 years after his death, preserving notes on wartime papal history and European diplomacy.
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Vatican City
Cardinal Gaspari
Benedict XV
Head For Batting Ram In St Paul
Aug 13 report from St Paul details federal action against Brown who rammed officers in a failed protest. He was seized by agents after resisting and was charged with Possession nuisance and assault of federal officers. He faces up to 37,560 dollars in fines and penalties if convicted.
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ST. Paul
Brown
Two Pairs of Twins Reported Within Fifteen Months
A fragmentary item notes Mrs Vibeat Ro McCain, 25, and Cole the mother of two twin pairs born within fifteen months at Pueblo. It mentions Geraldiine Low, Virginia Bee, Norman Charles, Nora, Alene Badd, and Lise as other children in a tangled family chronicle. The text is garbled but centers on twins born in quick succession and related offspring.
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Vibeat Ro McCain
Poeblo
Cole
Vider
Geraldiine Low
Tet
Virginia Bee
Yous Paar Norman Charles, Fort
Nora the
Alene
Lise
Old Wheatland paper recalls Jesse James death count
A dated Western Sun issue from April 14, 1882, found in an old Wheatland home being razed, records an ace count of the death of Jesse James. The paper was published in Vincennes.
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Wheatland
Ind
Jesse James
Western Sun
Vincennes
Young drivers under 15 draw Colorado law notice
Denver August 1. A series of automobile accidents involving drivers under 15 prompted Charles M Armstrong state secretary to alert Colorado sheriffs to the age law. He sent letters to every county sheriff stating it is unlawful for anyone under 15 to operate or drive motor vehicles.
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Denver
Colo
Charles M. Armstrong
Colorado
Armstrong
Seek New Treaty Athens Greece Demands Fair Trade Change
Athens August 12 Greek business groups urge Venizelos to end theBulgaro-Greek trade treaty arguing imports from Bulgaria are six times exports. They seek renegotiation to secure a more equal exchange of goods between Greece and Bulgaria.
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Athens
Ice Well Found Near Rapid City Gypsum Plant
In Rapid City South Dakota on August 13 the Associated Press reports a natural ice well 172 feet underground at the gypsum plaster mill in Black Hawk seven miles north. Workmen sank a shaft during gypsum digging and uncovered a large hole that filled with water to depth unrecorded, freezes in summer and yields clear ice blocks despite hot weather drawing much local interest.
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Rapid City
S. D
Black Hawk
Death follows injury suffered July fourth at bridge event
Aue Jynex, 6 or 7, died after an injury sustained July 4 at the Natural Dam bridge during the celebration in Van Buren. He had been improving but later complications developed. Survived by sisters Mary and Thelma Jones, step sisters Jewel and Florence, Edith Jones, and half brothers Robert Paul and John Jones.
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Bel
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Mary
Thelma
Jewel
Florence
Edith Jones
Robert
Paul
John Jones
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