Peculiar Naturalization Views in Tribune Opinion
The Tribune criticizes a Supreme Court ruling that naturalized citizens must bear arms. It argues natives and foreign-born alike should share duties and rights, cites conscientious objectors from WWI, questions laws that admit criminal aliens, and urges excluding those lacking character while permitting peaceful citizens to remain.
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Tribune
Post
COMPA
Associated Press
Star Net
STE Bisa
Jefferson City
Garrier
Mall
Dussourd
Aussouri
Agence
CES
Supreme Court of the United States
Chiek
Hughes
Peole
Supreme Court
Wholesale and retail prices in dwindling economy
The era of subdued mood and shifting world conditions has lowered wholesale prices for many common goods while several items stay high. Oil products remain costly though crude oil has fallen. bread prices stay steady despite wheat and flour halving since 1926 due to labor costs and larger loaf sizes. The text argues a wide margin between production cost and retail price indicates a fault in the distribution system.
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Ifc
Railroads largest tax payers in Missouri says editorial
The Missouri Pacific paid 30163 to Cole County and 993374 across 44 counties and St Louis, the largest tax payments in the state this year. The editorial argues buses and trucks should bear a fair share of road upkeep, comparable to railroads, given their use of state roads and traffic dangers. It urges tax assessments aligned with railroad contributions.
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Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Jackson County
Missour Pacific
Cole County
General Assembly
Hoover on Germany crisis and debt plan drives national effort
In these comments from the Kansas City Star, Hoover is praised for leadership during the London naval talks and the German crisis. The piece notes his resourcefulness in securing nationwide cooperation amid unemployment and economic slowness, his realistic limits, and his strategy to win congressional support through diplomacy and consultations.
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Hoover
Germany
Aga
Boover
Congress
Kansas City Star
Pan American motor highway linked by Central America road
The article argues for a Pan American highway linking North and South America via Central America. It notes Mexico's 200 mile dynamite blast opening a highway segment, suggests the Monroe Doctrine would be strengthened, and predicts benefits for Central American republics through trade, modernization, and closer North-South ties. It cites Moherly Index from Monitor.
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Americas
Europe
Asia
American
Central America
North
South America
Mexico
Latin America
Moherly Index-Monitor
Radio May End Sectional Dialects and Accents
The piece argues radio will standardize American speech, erasing regional dialects and localisms. It quotes leaders in education, theatre, and poetry praising radio as a model for correct diction, with figures like Dagmar Perkins and Daniel Frohman predicting nationwide clearer speech and a cosmopolitan national tongue.
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Dexter H. Teed
New York
New England
America
Dagmar Perkins
National Association For American Speech
Daniel Frohman
Robert Underwood Johnson
Italy
Hall of Fame
New York University
National Bureau of Education
Edwin Aarkham
Harry A. Gyerstreet
College of the City of New York
Miss Perkins
Edwin Markham
Hunk Anderson In Critical Condition
Rochester report states Mayo Clinic physician Dr. C J Barbarka indicated C J Hunk Anderson Notre Dame senior football coach is in serious condition with severe headaches since late May Tests have not pinpointed the exact cause yet but point to a potentially serious head illness The case remains difficult to diagnose and is listed as critical
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Rochester
Minn
C. J. Barbarka
Mayo Clinic
C. J. “Hunk” Anderson
Notre Dame
Barbarka
Anderson
Knute Rockne
Barborka
Parties Struggle to Fund High Powered Campaigns
Washington June 26 AP reports National leaders say both Republicans and Democrats face hard times funding their campaigns in the dull season. GOP treasurer Joseph R Nutt of Cleveland is in talks with party leaders as Treasury needs rise. The Democratic National Committee has reported financial strain and the need to replenish funds.
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Washington
Treasury
Joseph R. Nutt
Cleveland
Democratic National Committee
Joan
John J. Raskob
Spelling trends and quirky travel tales across the globe
Flashy liner spelling bees spark late night chatter on promenades. In Panama City a malaria prevention tip is to sleep under netting at sundown. A Balboa launch sets a long voyage record after theft, drifting 225 miles to a steamer and later 15 000 miles in the South Seas. Gandhi attends a banquet in a loin cloth. Canada builds a sixty ton iron casting for ingot forging. A bishop arrives at a wedding just before the deadline after missing his train.
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Panama City
H. C. Clark
Balboa
Canal Zone
South Seas
Trader Horn dies in England after long career of adventure
Alfred Aloysius smith known as Trader Horn died in a Tankerton nursing home after a brief illness at 42. The famed explorer who began in 1871 in West Africa wrote tales of Africa with Mrs Ether Lewis and gained fame in literary circles. He hunted elephants and lions, prospected in the Kalahari, traded diamonds in Rand, washed gold near Cherry Creek, painted in the southern United States, and helped salvage bullion from the Empress 91 wreck. He was once favored by Madagascar’s Queen and outlawed by France for aiding her. In Missouri, George Wadlow and Cecil Johnson of the Me Daniel National Bank were sentenced to two years for a payroll shortage.
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Whitstable
Kent
England
Alfred Aloysius Smith
Trader Horn
Tankerton
Hern
Ether
Lewis
Trader Hoy
Africa
Lancashire
Ivory, Coast
West Africa
Liverpool Steamship Company
Agenit
Kalahari
South Africa
Rand
Cherry Creek
United States
India
Madagascar
Springfield
George Wadlow
Cecil Johnson
Me. Daniel National Bank
Federal
Wadlow
Johnson
Beryl Finds Love as Tommy Confesses at Hospital
In a hospital room Beryl, exhausted from caretaking Irene, finally receives Tommy’s heartfelt confession of love. Irene watches in disbelief as Tommy embraces Beryl, reversing the rift and promising a future together. The scene closes on their joyous reunion.
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Samuel Shipman
National Association For American
Hunk Anderson
Liverpool
Bombay
Mahatma Gandhi
Sydney
N. S
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Tarporley
Mauld
Church of England
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Gaylord
Eryl
Irene
Mother
Bery
Mrs. Prentiss
Mr. Everett
Gay
Tommy
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Oakdale
Brrru
Irena
Tommy Wilson
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