Indiana Race Spotlight Influences and Sweden Prohibition View
The article argues that Leslie campaigns are controlled by entrenched Indianapolis bosses and criticizes Stephenson and Coffin allies. It contrasts U S prohibition with Sweden's Bratt system, citing reduced drunkenness and crime in Sweden while warning against hypocritical temperance campaigns in America.
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League Against Alcoholism
Sweden
United States
Stockholm
Erik Halgren
Hallgren
Finland
Baltic
Wall Street Journal critiques Scripps-Howard on federal power probe
The Journal argues the federal trade commission investigations into Electric Bond and Share Company and holding companies are proper and necessary. It challenges claims of privacy and asserts the need for regulation of interstate power business to curb a large monopoly. The piece contrasts editorials on Lindbergh Mussolini and a driverless car incident with social commentary.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Scripps- Howard Papers
Electric Bond and Share Company
Federal Trade Commission
Electric
Journal
United States Senate
Robert E. Healy
Senate
Commission
E. C. McCulloch
Electric Bond
Pasteur’s Silk Worm Cure Hailed After Trials
Pasteur faced fierce resistance as he tackled silk worm sickness threatening France’s silk industry. He advised egg inspection under a microscope and culling diseased eggs, teaching farmers the method after initial failures. Despite backlash, he persisted until a turning breakthrough by one assistant promised to be revealed Monday.
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Pasteur
France
Dumas
Politicians Claim Prosperity While Markets Defy Expectation
M E Tracy notes politicians promise prosperity but market data belies fear of downturn. US business rises with stocks and profits. brokers loans surge to 4.772 billion, up 107 million in a week and 1.328 billion versus last year, despite higher interest rates.
Change and Prosperity Drive U S Industry Forward
Business gains describe General Motors profits exceeding 240 million for nine months with potential 300 million year-end total. The piece argues innovation and mass production widen markets, citing railroads dynamo and automotive history, while noting farming lags due to resistance to change and knowledge adoption.
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General Motors
United States Steel
Pennsylvania
Texas
Ohio
Mortality Study of Train Dispatchers
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews health risks for train dispatchers noting ten year period with 359 deaths among 3500 workers and average death age of 50. Major causes include heart disease and strokes with pneumonia influenza tuberculosis and more while urging periodic examinations. He condemns a dispatcher magazine for promoting unfounded nutrition claims contrary to established facts.
Rescue Indiana from the Stephenson shadow and restore its honor
A political column denounces Indiana figures tied to the Stephenson era and calls for defeating every candidate who aligned with or benefited from that movement. It argues for uniting against state socialism, tariff battles, and perceived national prejudices to rescue Indiana and revive its history.
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Indiana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Indiana
Stephenson
Steve
Texas
Hoosier Commonwealth
Egypt
Squeeze play in bridge yields only winning path
In this puzzle the only winning method uses an apparently unnecessary high card to force a trump trick loss by the opponents. South leads spades, North trumps, and East discards, after which North returns trump to force a sequence that allows South and North to secure five of six tricks against perfect defense.
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South
North
East
West
NEA Service, Inc
This Date in U S History October 27 Highlights
William Penn with 100 immigrants lands at New Castle Delaware. Theodore Roosevelt born, 26th president. Oil well at Thorn Creek Pennsylvania begins producing 10 000 barrels daily. New York subway opens in 1904.
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William Penn
New Castle
Del
Theodore Roosevelt
Thorn Creek
New York Subway
Daily Thoughts on Riches and Weight of Treasure
A brief reflective note contrasts wealth with burden. It cites Proverbs 23:5 about riches growing wings and references St. Augustine describing the rich as beasts of burden carrying treasure all day.
Republican farm vote pledge sways farmers in Borah plan
Nine days before the election the Borah Hoover campaign shift proposes a special session of Congress next March to enact farm relief measures. The plan aims to appeal to farmers with a tariff boost on farm products and a new farm board, while Republican splits and Norris and La Follette moves shape the map ahead of St. Louis speeches.
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New York
Hoover
Charles E. Hughes
Smith
Joe Robinson
West
Ashington
Congress
Borah
Boreh
St. Louis
George W. Norris
Nebraska
la Follette
Norris
Missouri
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Montana
Dakotas
Adam McMullen
Nye
North Dakota
Frazier
South Dakota
California
Hiram Johnson
Times Readers Voice Views on Religion and Politics Clash
In a letter from L. L. Goslee a Times reader argues against religious intolerance in politics. He cites religious liberty in the Constitution, warns against church involvement in elections, and urges Christians to focus on personal virtue and charity.
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Times
Jesus
Temple
al Smith
Christian L. L. Goslee
Charity
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Jackson
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Dailey
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