Lewis of Illinois the Senate Dandy
Washington June Nobody seems to be a hotter favorite for vice president than J Hamilton Lewis of Illinois though his appeal lies more in style than power. Illinois with 53 delegates leads favorites, and Lewis, 66, remains a striking figure with whiskers and courtly manners, yet political bosses may shift support to other candidates. He has a long, unusual career from congressman in 1895 to senator in 1912 and again in 1930, and his independence and flair mark him more than plain presidential timber.
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Rodney Dutcher
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Ilmois
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al Smith
Jack Garner
Olinois
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Ruth Hanna McCormick
Senate
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Illinois
Unmasking Gamblers And The Senate Stock Probe
A reflective critique of the senate stock market investigation, arguing it exposes Wall Street profits built on selfish gain rather than national service. The piece warns the financial system distorts priorities, fuels speculation, and harms industry, ending with a dark note on human folly and misused wealth.
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Senate Committee
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Wall Street
New York and Indiana Likely to Decide Issue
United Press survey of the Democratic presidential race suggests Roosevelt can win the nomination if New York and Indiana support him and swing Virginia and Missouri. Anti Roosevelt forces must hold key states including Maryland Oklahoma Ohio California Texas New Jersey Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island and Pennsylvania and Illinois to block him.
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Texas
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James A. Reed
Byrd
Tammany
John F. Curry
Franklin Roosevelt
Wayne Co Man Relists Arrest and 5 Killed
James Clubb 48 was killed by officers during an attempted arrest on his farm in southern Wayne County. Sheriff White stated Clubb, described as a desperate character, drove away his wife and two sons two days earlier. After Clubb fired on officers, they returned fire. he was killed instantly. Coroner’s jury ruled death by gunshot wounds at the hands of officers while resisting arrest.
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James Clubb
Wayne County
Clubb
Frank Co. White
George Clubb
White
C. Barrow
Eli Sliger
Butler County
Gloom and Resilience Through History’s Mood
Harper’s Weekly in 1857 urged courage amid global panic and economic distress. It warned that wealth fever harms moral strength, but believed the nation could rise from sorrow as past generations did, a cycle echoed in today’s mood and resolve.
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Harper's Weekly
France
Russia
Europe
Home Loan Bank Bill Excludes Several Institutions
The House passed a federal home loan bank bill that excludes from membership insurance companies trust companies state banks and other banking institutions except cooperative and savings banks. The amendment limits benefits to building and loan associations and cooperative banks. If the exclusions hinder the system senators should catch the error before it reaches the White House for possible veto. Citizens expect flexible relief measures aligned with sound business and banking principles.
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New College Presidents on boards of trustees
Trustees delay choosing successors as several colleges install new presidents from diverse sources. Princeton hesitates while Cincinnati hires Walter from Swarthmore. Villanova promotes a math faculty member. Allegheny Rutgers Amherst and Dickinson elect new leaders. Brooklyn Polytechnic adds two Drexel presidents.
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Hibben
University of Cincinnati
Dear Walters
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Ohio
Villanvo College
Allegheny
Rutgers
Amherst
Dickinza
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Drexel
A Better System Proposed for Missouri Government
The Associated Industries of Missouri urges an executive budget plan to curb runaway agency growth and waste. It backs a constitutional amendment to require itemized revenues and expenditures, limits on legislative staff, and printing reform. The drive seeks modernization of state and local government to cut costs and improve efficiency. W R Daley comments on Senate committee hearings.
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Missouret
Missouri
Associated Industries
Legislative Committee On Taxation and
Kansas City Star
Slorifying Your Self by Alicia Hart
Advice column blends beauty tips with eye care and makeup guidance urging readers to rest, use eye cups and creams, and protect eyes from summer sun. Notes eye baths and cool water pads for renewed alertness. stresses inner light over external charm. In brief, rail deficit: St Louis-San Francisco may post income of 257,505 vs 1,026,097 prior year. May deficit 892,910 after charges against 11,175 surplus.
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New York
St. Louis San Francisco
Iowa Supreme Court hears 15 suits on Cities Service recovery
Des Moines Iowa June 23 AP a test of Cities Service stock recovery was among 15 cases argued orally before the state supreme court The suit challenges town court jurisdiction contending defendant Henry Roberts is a New York citizen William Davidson of Des Moines brought suit to recover 115 dollars for ten shares of Cities Service stock A number of similar suits exist in Iowa courts and reversal of a March decision could bar such cases in the state
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Henry Roberts
New York
Wiliam &. Davidson
Des Bgotaps
Cities Service
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Towa
Cherry Dixon Weds Dan Phillips in Spring Romance
Cherry Dixon defies wealthy parents to marry newspaper reporter Dan Phillips. After a secret ceremony, Cherry faces consequences and returns to a normal life with Dan. Sarah O Fallon aids, while Cherry conceals a department store charge that is later canceled. The couple plans an apartment search as Max Pearson returns.
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Dan Phillips
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Cherry
Row
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Sarah O'Fallon
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Stormer
Herne
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