Stevens Drives Thorp From Public Life in Patience War
Senate fight led by Hubert Stephens ousted Dr Willard L Thorp from head of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce after a covert campaign by former bureau staff and political allies Roosevelt defended the withdrawal but nearly all Democrats opposed Thorp in private. The fallout leaves morale in the bureau at a low ebb while John Dickinson crowds in to find a replacement and others linked to the plot may face removal care. The episode underscores patronage tensions in Washington with ongoing political maneuvering.
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Hubert D. Stephens
Mississippi
Willard L. Thorp
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
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Stephens
Democratic Committee
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Committee
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Brain Trust
Secretary of Commerce
Dan Roper
Bureau
Wrecking Crew
Hoover
Capitol Hill
Jim Farley
New York
Farley
Raper
Foreign
Sharp
John Dickinson
Russell Amery
McAdoo
Nellie Ross
Jims Davis
Pennsylvania
Shoreham
Federal Reserve
Eugene Black
J. F. T. O'Connor
Senster Costigan
Colorado
Genera Peyton March
Hersy
Brit Ronting
Sun and diet shape child health, Yale study notes
An Olive Barton essay argues sun exposure cannot replace proper nutrition for children. A Yale School of Medicine report found tropical babies have low rickets but suffer widespread undernourishment from milkless, meatless diets. It urges milk, greens, fruit, and varied foods for all children and nursing mothers.
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Yale School of Medicine
Tropics
Sun Belt
Spanish America
Bulgarians claim many centenarians in population study
The report notes Bulgaria claims more centenarians than any other country with 38 individuals reported as over 100. Of these, 85 are men and 73 are women, highlighting age demographics in the nation.
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Bulgaria
Birth of Howes daughter prompts curbs in South Dakota
The 17 year old daughter of Assistant Postmaster General Willisit W Howes, named Mary Senate Howes, amid a state senate ban on births at certain hours causing a public debate. The incident highlights political tension and proposed measures affecting newborns and names in South Dakota.
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White House
Willisit W. Howes
Mary Senate Howes
Howes
South Dakota
Circus Romance Turns To Turmoil In Trafficking Tragedy
Madeline confronts Con over Trafford's bullying and past rumors as the circus troupe reels from jealousy and deception. Madeline wrestles with betrayal while planning to perform to salvage her career, torn between love, fear, and the pull of the big top.
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Degin
Ponna Gabriel
Wada
Tine Sfodal
Arives
Ponna
Tall
Madeline
Ghrandfather Sloval
Donna
Aadeline
Dal Madeline
Con
Mas
Planteh
Othe
Donnan
Danna
Trafford
Hint Con
Purity
Fraffard
Circus
Varii
Dan
Local Social Roundup Leads and Visits
Sunday visits as DeAnn Sherley and Mr. Weslie Sherley spent time with the Hubert Sherley family. Calls came from Bryan Clark Truman Humphrey Vernon Arnold to Mr. Tynan and William Bright. Waldo residents Mrs. Whitlow visited Mr. and Mrs. BE Boyett Friday afternoon. Genevie and Josephine Humphry and Jewell Wy Tommy enjoyed Saturday night dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Jd Wy Tommy. Nearby Mt Mariah residents W C Woosley visited with sister Mrs. Bayett. Marjorie Hauiner stays with parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Arnold of Hope. Mrs. Samuel and friends called on Mrs. Willie Enole Monday afternoon. Mrs. Arnold and daughters Billie and Valla Dean visited Mrs. Gla Lloyd Monday.
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John Weslie Sherley
Spen
Hubert Sherley
Bryan Clark
Truman Humphrey
Vernon Arnold
Mr. Tynan
William Bright
Mrs. Whitlow
Waldo
BE. M. Boyett
Geneva
Josephine Humphry
Jewell
Tommy
W. C. Woosley
Mt. Mariah
Suintay
I. M. Bayett
Monrot
Marjorie
Will Arnold
Hope
Manree Semuel
John Breeding
J. W.lommy
GS. Samuel
Willie 'Enole
J ML Arnold
Billie
Valla Dean
Dinnie
Gla Lloyd Munday
Ernoch
NRA Regulation of Petroleum Upheld
In New Orleans the national recovery act oil production regulation was ruled constitutional by the United States circuit court of appeals. The decision upholds NRA power to regulate petroleum during the period, reinforcing federal authority over industry practices.
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New Orleans
Liv
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Baseball Ladies Day at Fair Park Storks vs Texarkana Firemen
Thursday at Fair Park the Storks meet the Texas Texarkana Firemen in a Two States League battle with Indies admitted free. A Storks win would pull within a game and a half of the Jenders as Elliott, the sole Hope pitcher to beat the Firemen this season, starts against Dallas Johnson who owns two wins over the locals. The first pitch is at 4 30 o clock.
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Storks
Texarkana Visit Notes and Local Appointments
Miss Pauline Balin visits Texarkana. Bonnie Porterfield and Fay Besant spend Saturday in Texarkana. Stuart Wilson returns from Little Rock after leading Arkansas Bankers Association meeting. Wingfield resigns as Logan's manager to become Frisco express messenger. Bert Johnson and sons Harlow Calvin of Nashville visit the Barlow. Harriet Story returns from Texarkana visit. Mrs J R Sanders of Carlisle visits son Lon Sanders. W R Boney family of Stamps guests at Hotel Barlow.
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Texarkana
Wwell
Bonnie Porterfield
Fay Besant
Stuart Wilson
Little Rock
Arkansas Bankers Association
Ernest
Wingfield
Logan
Electic Theatre
Express
Frisco
Bert Johnson
Harlow and
Calvin
Nashville
Barlow
Harriet Story
Floyd Duke
J. R. Sanders
Carlisle
Lon Sanders
Sanders
W. R. Boney
William
Elizabeth
Stamps
Results Tuesday baseball scores across leagues and cities
Southern Association games in Little Rock Nashville and Memphis delivered a 1 0 final and 10 to 0 scorelines with rain affecting Atlanta Birmingham Chattsauga New Orleans and Knoxville. American League matchups featured Boston Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Washington Detroit New York Cleveland with multiple tallies. National League saw St Louis New York Chicago Brooklyn Boston and Cincinnati with varied results. Seven innings were completed before a rain stoppage called the game.
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Miller
LaFayette
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Billsburgh
Local Notices Highlight Family Visits and Interactions
Doyle notes the loss of Rex Mosed and the Ruby Brown from this place. Walter Harper and family visited relatives in Blevins and Nashville. Hammil Bell of Nashville stayed with Chis Norwood. Mrs. Rachel Paterson of Ozan visited relatives here. Miss Mattie Skinner dined with Miss Emora Gene Thompson. The third quarterly conference wilt.
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Rex Mosed
Ruby Brown
Walter Harper
Blevins
Nashville
Hammil Bell
Chis
Norwood
Rachel Paterson
Ozan
Mattie Skinner
Emora Gene Thompson
Doyle Sunday Meeting Invites All to Attend
Presiding elder will be present as Doyle hosts a Sunday gathering. Everyone is invited to attend. Miss Mattie Hirper, who has been visiting relatives in Oklahoma City, is back again.
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Doyle
Mattie Hirper
Oklahommaa City
Hach
Deadly Strike Riots Halt Market as Officers Clash
At the Ely market place rioting left at least 44 injured and one dead, as ambulances ferried victims to General hospital amid police clashes. Gov Olson and lawmen weighed action while a wage settlement was ordered by the Regional Labor Advisory Board, with nine points including a 3 cent an hour minimum for truck drivers and a mandate for collective bargaining.
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Walter Frank
Central Labor Union
Ecrawa
Floyd B. Olson
C. A. Lyman
American Ball Company
General Hospital
Regional Labor Advisory Board
National Labor Board
NIRA
Feen-a-mint Laxative Chew Promises Gentle Cleanse
A dated advertisement touts Feen-a-mint as the gentlest laxative. It claims the chewing form distributes the laxative evenly through the intestines and uses saliva to dissolve dry waste. The piece asserts physician approval and urges avoiding delay while urging readers to buy at druggists everywhere.
Annual meeting of Hope and Hynpstead county Hospital association
The annual meeting of the Hope and Hynpstead county Hospital association will be held Thursday in the oil hall. All members are urged to be present. Syd McMath serves as secretary.
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Dye
Hope and Hynpstead
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