Memorial to a Dead President Delayed by Scandals and Politics
Washington and Ohio residents debate dedicating a memorial to a late president stalled by Harding scandals. Hoover and Coolidge faced questions over whether to preside at the event while party leaders weigh political timing and presidential duties. Critics urge timely dedication. proponents cite respect and historical memory amid partisan tensions.
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Coolidge
Hoover
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Ohio
Harding
Criti
Hind
Charles G. Dawes
John Barton Payne
Charles
Megnoria Association
Tnvite
A. O. P. State ‘Committee
Cogiidge
Wtote
White House
Airplanes Replace Old Scarecrows at Danvers
Danvers farmers report the annual onion crop defense shifted from scarecrows to airplanes. From Beverly airport, planes frighten crop-destroying birds, reducing crow and hawk presence after a summer with a 200000 bushel harvest. Local notices mention community events and illnesses, including Maurine Hartsfield’s recovery after surgery.
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Danvers
Mass
New England
Danver
Beverly
Platform-CITY revenue plans for Hope power plant economy
The Star outlines municipal power plant revenue aims to unlock Hope’s resources and support community programs. It argues for a state highway program, streamlined government spending, and practical benefits for Hempstead area organizations and residents in a broader economic development effort.
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Hempstead Emiity
Pete Hane
Supremene Et Crits Ag
Fon Sy States
Cathe
Source of Trouble in 1916 State Britain Talks
The piece reviews 1916 diplomatic exchanges as the United States weighed war with Germany and strained relations with Britain. It notes submarine warfare, blockade tensions, and diverging American and British sea power views that foreshadowed future discord and possible compromises amid a looming conflict.
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State Department
Britain
Germany
Great Britain
American State Department
America
Washington
London
Amerce
Obsolescence Cure Through Shutdowns Pushed by Knappen
Theodore Knappen of the Wall Street Journal argues that severe economic downturns may force drastic but necessary cures for overproduction. He urges erasing obsolete plants to reduce costs, suggesting mortality of inefficient eras will rise if demand remains weak, aiding better plants and lower consumer prices.
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Theodore Knappen
Wall Street Jour
Knappen
Helium Export Debate In Late 20th Century Speech
MIRAL MOFFET sug gests the United States share helium with other nations to aid overseas dirigibles while noting domestic production limits and export bans. He argues humanitarian value and wartime exceptions could justify a controlled export to enhance safety and features once overseas needs are met.
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Miral Moffet
United States
United Tes
Oply
Optimist lecturing bureau head notes demand shift
A Midwest lecturing bureau chief cites lower prices for pidnosidré and plans to lure Cal Coolidge onto a tour. He links unemployment and reading to higher production while noting a New York subterfuge and a $30,000,000 parks appropriation as controversial. The piece debates whether Virgil or Blair marks a 2000th birthday, reflecting on long-standing questions.
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Cal Coolidge
New York
Tree-climbing wildlife recall in passing cryptic note
A fragment mentions a spull binder and water to climb trees and hints at a relationship to a species seen climbing trees in backyards across the country. It also references Malaya and locals noting a fish roby, creating an unsettled but connected wildlife observation snippet.
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Malaya
Fragments From a Puzzling Daily Crossword Page
A fragmented OCR piece presents stray crossword clues and numbers, mentioning themes like prophets, worship, scales, and various wordplay entries. It references Yesterday’s puzzle solutions and hints at a streaming list of varied entries amid garbled text. The readable parts describe puzzle clues and the partial solution trail without coherent narrative.
Walton Withdraws From U S Senate Candidacy
Hipeacheed former governor Walton of Oklahoma withdraws from the U S Senate race as an independent candidate. He was ousted in 1923 and previously a Democratic nominee in 1924. he cites business affairs limiting time. Three other independents Evans Ross and Hopley remain in the race.
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Walton
Hipeacheed
Oklahoma
United States Senate
Senate
W. B. Pine
Thoms P.gore
Edward D. Evans
Leslie P. Ross
Thomas R. Hopley
New Air Route Cuts Travel Time in Brazil
In CUYABA Brazil Oct 24 the government of Matto Grassa signed a contract with the German owned Condo Syndicate to establish air mail and passenger service between Cuyatra the state capital and Carumbas on the border. The voyage by boat formerly took five days and the new air route reduces it to four hours. The line connects with Bolivian service at Corumba.
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Cuyaba
Brazil
Matto Grassa
Air Mit
Cuyatra
Carumbas
Corumba
Dead snake foils plan to take a life in Sao Paulo
In Sao Paulo on October 24 a Brazilian man Joao Tekti attempted murder by poisoning alcohol with venom from two snakes placed in a bottle from the Butantun Institute snake farm. Tekti drank the liquid and collapsed as one snake died inside his mouth and the other was killed by the alcohol.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Joao Tekti
Butantun Institute
Brazilian Budget Shows Comfortable Surplus
Rio de Janeiro reports a comfortable surplus in the 1931 Brazilian federal budget. The finance committee of the House of Deputies forwarded figures converted from milreis to gold. The report awaits Senate finance committee review before final approval, with expected passage due to extraordinary savings.
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Rio DE Janeiro
House of Deputies
Senate
Henmore Farms Dairy Eggs Labeled For Freshness
In a lighthearted exchange, Bunerust claims Henmore Farms stamps eggs with its name and date, enabling customers to gauge freshness. Piebust notes the latest dozen were exceptionally fresh, arriving a week before the issue date.
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Henmore Farms
Irish poet George Willains Russell Visits America
Irish poet George Willains Russell tours the United States as a representative of an agricultural society. He travels with a deycle through white native communities and helps establish banks reameries and soultry groups.
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George Willains
Ae) Russell
America
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