Paternalism debate in education and park management policy
An editorial discusses a more businesslike government approach to coordinating recreational facilities and local education, arguing against new bureaus and noting potential cost reductions. It examines Cuba aid policy, urging lawful action by revolutionaries and cautioning against U S involvement seen as choosing the lesser evil. It touches on immigration debates and a baseball game recap with Senators rallying for a win.
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Coolidge
United States
Cuba
Zahas
Washington
Cyrus E Woods Sings for Retirement From Torio Post
The article reports Cyrus E Woods seeking retirement from a torio post as President Harding weighs the fate of the Soldiers' bonus in the Senate. It notes breakfast discussions with Senators Marrell Smoot Kendrick and others, with uncertainty over votes and potential narrow margins for or against the vetoed measure.
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Harding
Senate
White House
Marrell
Gierts
Enator Smoot
Utah
Kendrick
Wyoming
Raapustoi
Eady
Washington
House
Coolidge
Congress
Curtis
Kansas
Robinson
Arkanans
Teader
Borah
Idaho
Reed
Pennsylvania
American Legion
Claims Raiders Wrecked Home in Prohibition Raid
May 10. Federal Grand Jury ordered to investigate conduct of four prohibition agents and two city officers who raided Helen Hertymen’s home, allegedly using excessive force to break through floors and doors. Mrs Berryman was away. investigators to decide if indictments follow.
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Priladaupala
INS
Federal
Grand Airy Today
Helen Hertymen
Berryman
Aho
Hands
Onesaid EacKeehan
US States District Court
Transfers of Wey iiss and Wetsel in Bin aa oph Smith
In an unclear note the names Wey iiss and Wetsel appear with transfers involving Bin aa oph and Smith, dated within the period of late records. The exact actions and parties are partially garbled, but indicate a transfer or admission related to those individuals and entities.
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J. He
Bonus Bill Faces Senate Fight Over Signatures
President Coolidge weighs veto or signing amid the Woods Tokio resignation drama. Rumors place Medill McCormick or Albert J. Beveridge as possible Woods successors as Japan eyes anti exclusion tensions and diplomatic balance in Washington.
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Hughes
Woods
Tokio
Charles Beacher Warren
Harding
Bein
Spain
Pennsylvania
Donald
Japan
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Albert J. Baveridge
Indiana
Washington
Coolida
Charita d
White House
Oil Plant Fire Disaster at West St Paul Plant
Fire at Craig Oil Refining Company in West St Paul rages with explosions. Blazing oil barrels fly far as department abandons efforts to sound the flames. Two men believed trapped in the inferno. fire chief warns it could take a week to extinguish.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Craig Oil Refining
Niles
Licenses Eye Armstrong Goes Here
A fragmented note outlines license actions involving Armstrong and Conaway with references to entities and dates unclear in the OCR. The readable portions indicate licensing steps or applications tied to individuals and firms, with no full names or locations clearly established. The item reads like a boilerplate notice listing parties in a regulatory process.
American Art in Architecture Prize Proposal by Alfred Bossom
Alfred Bossom, New York architect and Architectural League treasurer, endows prizes to design strictly from native American art and architecture. The contest seeks to promote distinctive American art, with judges from major global firms, and urges students to see the Americas as a cultural base for future architectural innovation.
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New York
INS
Alfred
Bossom
Architectural League of
Royal Institute of Brit- HE Aenter
Ampetitors
Can- America
Mexico
United States
Canada
Inaka
América
London
Gradce
Central America
Httle
Indiana
Peabody Museum
Ation
Unloved Bride and Rancher Face Stormy Truths
Linda Gale arrives at a remote ranch seeking marriage to Bart Thorn as a storm rages. Alvin Lovell, a rancher, aids her and helps reveal Bart’s deceitful past to the frightened woman who fears abandonment and money loss. The widow warns Linda that Bart’s schemes ended in tragedy, prompting Linda to confront her feelings and seek a possible future.
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Bart
Linda Gale
Newbury
Barnes
Hit
Alvin Lovell
Linda
Hack
Lovell
Bart Thorn
Pleagura
Alvin
Barty
Gale
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