American voter faces pivotal choice in 1930 election年
Fragmented draft discusses national mood ahead of elections. It predicts a Republican landslide with a 75 to 100 seat House majority and a Senate majority of ten to fourteen, contrasting factions on the League of Nations and foreign policy. It emphasizes independence under the constitution and rejects overseas entanglements while weighing Wilsonian continuity.
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Roosevelt
House
Senate
United States
League of Nations
Ami
Council of Foreignitting
Geneva
Switzerland
Hardling
Ague
Repub
League
Democratic
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Dhe
Particul
Vast Republican pitch denounces Wilson era policy
The piece argues that postwar reconstruction, foreign policy failures in Mexico, and wartime mismanagement harmed taxpayers and soldiers. It urges voters to support a Republican Tuesday vote, claiming it will protect the republic and public welfare, and warns against Democratic rule and Wilsonism.
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United States
Mexico
Sam Gompers
Reylty
Republic
League of Nations
Pittsburgh Lyceum Juniors Seek Indiana Pa Teams
The Pittsburgh Lyceum Juniors formerly the Lyceum Minims seek contact from all 18 year old teams in Indiana Pa. The squad, undefeated last season, aims to repeat. Respond to Stanley Cunningham at 35 Hooper Street, Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh Lyceum
Pittsburgh Lyceum Minims
Indiana
Teanley Cunningham
Hooper Street
Pittsburgh
McFenters Woman Dies After Pneumonia Illness
Mrs. Mabel Alternus McFenters, 23, wife of Clarence McFenters, died at her home near Penn Run Saturday after a two week pneumonia illness. She leaves husband, one son John Vernon McFenters, an infant daughter, and her parents Mr and Mrs John Artemus of Mechanicsburg. A Methodist Episcopal Church member, the Rev. Mr Hill will conduct funeral services at her residence tomorrow at 1 PM. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Indiana.
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Mabel Alternus McFenters
Fred
Penn Run
John Vernon Mec- Featers
John Artemus
Mechanicsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Hill
Indiana
Greenwood Cemetery
Boy Scouts Jamboree Plans Highlight Evening Coxcomb
The Pittsburgh Evening Gazette previews the Scout Jamboree program with speaker William H. Cadwalladar former Jam boree participant in London, wireless election returns, and a performance by the Westinghouse Orchestra. Tickets are in high demand and orders should be placed immediately to avoid missing the event.
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Cadwalladar
Pittsburgh
London
Westinghouse Orchestra
Bower Birds Wooing Displayed In Nature Study
A bower bird lures a hesitant mate by building a feather and shell adorned passageway. The male invites the chosen female to inspect the ornate structure and proceed to courtship and mating within his carefully crafted dwelling.
Six British policemen killed in Ireland violence
London reports a great burst of violence in Ireland with six police killed and ten wounded. At least fourteen attacks targeted military and constabulary, mainly in Tipperary. Police reassurances followed bombings in Thurles and Dungamore with Sinn Fein captains and local reprisals.
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Ireland
Iriah
Tipperary
Killibergs
Thurles
Junpamore
Dungamore
Sin Fein
Sinn
Free Election Returns Night at the Y M C A
The Y M C A hosts a free election program with moving pictures and songs. Films include The Battle of Nation and Marion Center Band with Mae Marsh and other stars. Post results from states and cities on screen. open to all, especially new women voters.
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Office For Information
Bell
Marion Center
Elderbush Gulch
Mae Marsh
Alfred Paget
Charles Mailes
Lillian ‘Ush
Robert Herron
Henry Walthall
D. W. Griffith
Mrs. Sidney Drew
Helena Minor
Reds Begin Offensive Across Southern Russian Front
Soviet forces under General Wrangel launch a wide front offensive in southern Russia from Constantinople dispatches. Bolshevik assaults pressure Kahikov Nikopol and Alexandrovsk, with Wrangel’s troops retreating and evacuating Alexandrovsk as fronts shift. Weather in Western Pennsylvania unsettled with rain, then fair by week’s end.
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London
Wrangle
Constantinople
Kahikov
Nikopol
Alexandrovsk
Mystery Ships to be launched from Shoreham Harbor
The strangest ships in the world, built in shallow flats at low tide, are towed from Shoreham and launched in the Solent area. They are known as The Mystery Ships, designed to defend the Solent with a concrete hull and a 60 foot steel tower. A large naval turnout is planned, with the First Lord of the Admiralty and possibly Churchill attending. The purpose remains officially undisclosed.
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International News Service
London
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English Channel
Shareham
Beacy Head
Bogonor
Brighton
Hove
the Admiralty
France
Admiralty
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Nab
Walter Long
Churchill
Board of Admiralty
Peggy Marsh Still Fights For Field Estate Share
Peggy Marsh American actress vows to continue legal battle in American courts over a share of the late Marshall Field estate for her illegitimate son Pony. She will sail to New York on the Baltic to fulfill a Broadway contract while pursuing the case. Hugh Hanna, renowned sound money advocate and political economist, died in Indianapolis at 72 from uraemic poisoning.
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Peggy Marsh
Marshall Field
Chicago
Pony
New York
Miss Marsh
Broadway
Hugh Hanna
Indianapilos
Ind
Hugh H. Hanna
Sns
Tanlac credited for wife’s recovery says Holyoke man
Francis Dowie of 52 Center Street Holyoke Massachusetts testifies Tanlac relieved his wife of two years of stomach troubles and nervous breakdown. He describes poor appetite gas pains heartburn and restlessness before Tanlac and says three bottles brought appetite, weight gain to 120 pounds, calm nerves and deep sleep. Tanlac sold in Indiana by Daugherty’s Drug Store.
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Center Street
Holyoke
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Taniac
Indiana
Daugherty
Pyug Stove
Lydia E Pinkham testimonial from Lancaster woman
A Lancaster mother recounts relief from childless hardship after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states months of illness followed by a healthy son and invites others to write for advice, promising confidential reading by a woman.
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Pinkham
Pinksham
Manganer GG
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Lancaster
Lydia TE
Winklom
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