Bilbo's stormy Mississippi governorship ends in 1932
The article recounts Bilbo's rise from lieutenant governor to governor on January 1 1918, his 1928 victory amid sharp opposition, and his tumultuous second term marked by legislature clashes. It notes his defeat in the 1932 exit and the continuing political battles surrounding his tenure.
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Mississippi
Congress
Paul B. Johnson
Harlesburg
Spanish Republic Uncovers Revolt Plot Across Spain
The government claimed a vast plan to overthrow the republic and install a proletarian state through a bloody revolution. It involved sabotage, terror, and a general strike, with supposed plots to seize plants in Oviedo and Trubia, massacre opponents, and arm squads for mass action.
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Madrid
Spain
i/P
Severnment
Austria
Oviedo
Trubia
Ricardo Samper
Alcala Zamora
Doan's Pills for Kidney Trouble Ad
An old printed drug advertisement touts Doan's Pills as quick relief for kidney and bladder issues. It warns against stray remedies and urges readers to buy from their druggist, claiming decades of success and health benefits.
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Doan
Atrone
Foster-Milhurs
Grove
Inscriptions on Ford Mural Highlight Henry Ford Philosophy
A giant mural at the Chicago World’s Fair conveys Henry Ford’s views on industry and society. Seventeen inscriptions urge independence, fair wages, cooperation, justice, productive efficiency, and balanced progress, reflecting Ford’s controversial but pivotal stance on labor and economy amid exhibition crowds.
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Henry Ford
Henry Fard
Mr. Ford
Bint
Madrid University athletic coach arrested amid plot alarm
Authorities said an athletic coach at Madrid University revealed a plot and created widespread alarm. Troops were ordered to barracks and heavy guards placed around public buildings.
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Ordonez
Athielic
Madrid
University
Fragmentary Opinion on Democratic Commonwealth Laws
The excerpt discusses the need for proper constitutional framing and warns that a regime in power is harmed when laws are badly drawn or outdated. It highlights concerns about democratic institutions and the risk of legal damage from ill constructed statutes.
French Active in Selling of Arms
The French government was depicted before the Senate Munitions Committee as a broker for arms sales in Latin America. Frank S. Jonas of Federal Laboratories testified that European governments show strong interest in munitions sales, with American firms receiving less official backing. Questions arose over letters and insults exchanged among involved executives during the testimony.
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Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
South America
Frank S. Jonas
Federal Laboratories, Inc
Pittsburgh
Ines
Jonas
Carlton W. Rich
Federal Laboratories
Bone
Sam
Montevide
Montevideo
London
Federal
Tonag
John W. Young
Fedor Labimatovics
Raoul Leon
Redesige
Buenos Aires
Young
United States Ordnance Engineers of
Cleveland
New York Police Department
Hospital Notes Report Birth at Julia Chester Hospital
A girl was born Wednesday night at Julia Chester hospital to Mrs. and Mrs. J. Ta Wright. Edna Karl assisted. Mr. and Mrs. Wright reside at Emmet. O B Green of Ozan attended.
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Julia Chester Bomn
J. Ta Wright
Julia Chester Hospital
Edna Karl
Wright
Emmet
O. B. Green
Ozan
Improvement After Transfusion Reported for Mrs Calhoun
Mary Calhoun shows marked improvement several days after a load transfusion, with condition noted as better on Thursday at Justin Chester hospital.
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Ing
Mary Calhoun
Jutin Chester Hospital
Card of Thanks From Sanford Family
Heartfelt gratitude to friends for loving help during illness and death of our wife and mother. Thanks for flowers and expressions of sympathy from Tarmon B Sanford, Mr and Mrs Silas Sanford, Mr and Mrs Willis Cobb, Mr and Mrs Harold Sanford, Mrs Ree O Gray, Miss Henry Bearden, Mr and Mrs Wale O Nealo.
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Tarmon B
Sanford
Silas Sanford
Willis Cobb
Harold Sanford
Ree O. Gray
Henry Bearden
Wale O'Neal
Unclear fragment notes political shift and public poetry claim
Fragmentary report discusses a defeated governor candidate, Sennett Connor succeeding, and a noted rise in English poetry engagement with a statistic on poets. The text is garbled and references political change and cultural activity without coherent details.
Farm moratorium law ruled unconstitutional in bankruptcy act
In Baltimore federal court Judge Chesnut declared sub section eight seven of the bankruptcy act unconstitutional as it applies to farm property. The action involved William W. Bradford Jr and Charles A. Gompten, Cecil County farmers seeking stays to delay foreclosure under the Lemke provisions. The ruling preserves farmers from losing farms due to mortgage debt and creditors' claims amid the national debt crisis.
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Baltimore
Tute W. Calvin Chesnut
Chesnut
William W. Bradford Jr
Telair
Charles A. Gompten
Cecil County
Juda Chasnut Weates
Lam
Bradford Cage
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