Green Says Tine Not Ripe For Politics
Governor Fred W. Green uses his annual report at the Tonfa Free Fair to say he will not announce plans for 1930s politics now. He argues a campaign would distract from state work while praising economy, highway financing, air travel plans, crime reduction, and the $32 million cash reserve.
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Pearls Missing Prompt New Maid Seeks Glamour
Gentility Left OF Mrs. Gohan and recently engaged a new ovil. She was a thoroughly good girl, truthful, honest, very wro ng and obliging, but she lacked tact. One evening, when her mistress was going out to dinner and the theater afterwards, tie mild noticed that a Tape of pedrls was missing, "Oh, madam," she cried, "where are your lovely pearls tonight?" "Ty not wearing them, Winnie," re plied Mrs. Goldman. "IT don't fancy then tonight." "Oh, what a pity, minum!" exclaimed the new maid wistfully. "An' they make you look go like a real lady !"
Trouble Made by Friends Collides in Local Drama
Local rivals spark a quarrel when a friendship plan collapses, triggering renewed tensions. The row draws in several residents and highlights ongoing disputes within the community as neighbors weigh consequences.
Special Train Policy Backed by Coolidge Says Private Cars Needed
Former President Calvin Coolidge argues in American Magazine that presidents must travel with extensive safeguards and often on special trains. He cites the need for a private car, a large security retinue, route inspections, and coordinated ceremonies to protect the president and ensure dignified public appearances. He notes railroads favored special trains but private cars are essential for safety and efficiency.
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Stamp Collectors Profit From U S Trade
The United States government shows a profit of about 293000 from stamp collectors for the fiscal year ending yesterday. The philatelic agency bought 283983 worth of stamps, up over 129000 from 1928, with over 1000000 collectors holding the stamps. The George Roger Clark stamp was most popular, with 7000000 issued and now in collectors hands.
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Washington
United States
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George Roger Clark
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Arrest of Alonzo Brennan Halts Visionary Fuelless Car Dream
Police arrest near inventor Alonzo St Brennan of Boston at the height of his career as he touted a springs powered motor car without gasoline. Suspects claim larceny over money invested in the venture as Brennan’s fuelless automobile plan proves not yet perfected.
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Alonzo St. Brennan
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