Judge Seabury Targets Tammany at Democratic Meet
Seabury plans to attend the Chicago convention period with a clear aim at Tammany Hall, calling it a national menace. He contends Tammany seeks national power and could influence a candidate friendly to its interests, a stance echoed by past fights at Democratic conventions.
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Seabury
Chicago
Tammeny Tiger
Govarnor Roosevelt
Cincinnati
New York
Tammany Hall
New York City
Tammany
Committee On Resolutions
Searbury
Grover Cleveland
Taim- Many
Bryan
Wilson
The Pro and Con On Inventions in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia custom awards inventors whose creations add to human welfare yet every invention carries both benefits and harms. The piece weighs steam, gasoline engines, cars, planes, and books for long term social impact, noting many outcomes are unforeseen and balance credits against depts beyond any jury’s reach.
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Philadelphia
Orrlyle
Air Traffic Law Faces Growing Pains for Courts
The article notes aviation traffic will create complex court cases in coming decades with few established rules. It cites a New York suit over a mid air collision as an example of unsettled priority and right of way in the air. It suggests aerial law may remain perplexing for years while mentioning Traylor and an ominous pun on his name.
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New York
Hoover
Roosevelt
Champ Clark
Scenic Wonders and Political Notes From The Era
The piece extols Alaska’s majestic landscapes comparing them to Europe and the Alps. It also surveys Democratic strategy under Roosevelt, governance of prisons by Sheriff Prenger, and hints at Princeton’s leadership search, noting poetic reflections on American invention before modern gadgets appeared.
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Europe
America
Alps
Alaska
Atlantic
Roadside Beautification Movements Across the United States
The Christian Science Monitor notes a growing national movement to beautify roadsides and curb intrusive advertising. It cites groups such as the American Nature Association and state efforts in Arkansas North Carolina Connecticut and Michigan, plus campaigns in Minnesota Texas and Tinos. The effort aims to protect natural charm while showing advertisers can pursue artful, restrained appeals.
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English Roads Beautifying Association
United States
American Nature Association
Washington
Arkansas
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Highway Commission
Tinos
Connecticut
Michigan
Fighting Jim Reed makes final bid for public honor
Missouri veteran Jim Reed, a long-serving ex senator, makes his final bid for national office as a Democratic candidate. The piece recounts his 30-year political career, famed comebacks, clashes with Woodrow Wilson over the League of Nations, and his return to Kansas City after leaving the Senate in 1929. Reed frames prosperity as a grass-roots effort amid governmental blunders and prohibition criticism.
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Robert Talley
Kansas City
Jim Reed
Missouri
Kim Reed
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Ardmore
Oklo
North Carolina
Arkansas
San Francisco
Senate
Washington
Wilson
Reed
Congress
al Smith
Houston
Reid
Hoover
Tve
Mansfield
Ohto
Coe College
U. S. Senate
Dim Reed
Garry i
Jim Reet
Lexington
Argonne
United States of America
Gght
Cox
Harding
League
White House
British cabinet rejects Hoover arms proposal plan
London reports indicate the British cabinet turned down President Hoover's disarmament plan after a two hour review. Ministers were said to believe the plan did not provide enough naval vessels for imperial needs.
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London
Hoover
Grafters in Moscow Get Death Sentence
Moscow June 26 AP reports state store employees were sentenced to death after a six day trial for defrauding the state of 1,000,000 rubles by theft price manipulation and supplying spectators with goods. Seven others were sentenced to prison.
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Moscow
Emnioyees
Dawes Bank Stock Drops Amid Rumor Spread
In Chicago on June 28 AP traders watched Central Republic Bank and Trust Company share prices fall after rumors of a merger with Continental Illinois Bank and Trust. Gen Charles G Dawes defended the bank as impregnable while Vice Chairman Joseph L Otis explained a price plunge due to withdrawal of support and liquidity needs met by Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds to cover deposits if needed.
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Ghicago
Sea Salle Street
Aya
Charles G. Dawe
Central Republican Bank & Thst Company
Gen. Dawes
Continental Illin~ois Bank & Trust Company
Central Republic
Joseph [L. Otis
Lin
Otis
Pinancda Corporation
Candidate confronts fan in campaign stop incident
Poplar Bluff reports AP story says candidate W. C Bill Hill, seeking another term, stretched at police HQ while campaigning. His hand collided with a ceiling fan, causing injury that required a doctor after the fan was repaired by a mechanic.
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Poplar Bluff
Modune
Hill
Oper
Police
Cherry Philpins Eyes Meet Max Pearson in Wellington
Cherry Dixon, 19, loves journalist Dan Philenps forbidden by wealthy parents. After a row, she seeks an apartment, meeting Dixie Shannon who offers a furnished two year lease on a Clarks’ place at Kensington Circle. Cherry suspects trouble as she encounters Max Pearson, a stranger connected to Dan’s world.
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Cherry Dixon
Dan Philenps
Cherry
Dan
California
Tony Toscal
Gansland
Wellington
Ryal
Bates
Toscalli
the Sentinel
Inez Mallory Atory
Hiram J. Bates
Sentinel
Toscatt
Tony
Ignates
Cherri
Den
Garth Hendricks
Hendricks
Ike
Oisi
Shannon
Dixie
Kensington Circle
Dixie Shannon
Twelfth Street
Dizi
Ronald Colman
Chery
Claries Clark
Clarice
Johnny
Boston
Hey
Kensington Girele
Borgman
Ira
Max
Cherry Phillips
Max Pearson
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James A. Reed
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