Hurley Presidential Dream Reemerges in Political Debate
Pat Hurley, former Secretary of War, remains a figure in Republican speculation as critics recall his role with Hoover and the Bonus Army controversy. Rodney Dutcher notes Hurley’s ongoing ambition, lobby ties, and persistent attention from party figures amid a crowded field of “possibilities” linked to Hoover’s era.
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Viking Range finds copper helmet from Gotland Vikings
Stockholm museum showcases a copper conical helmet recovered from Gotland bogs. Dated to the 5th century AD, it links Gotland Vikings to Black Sea cultures with a plume holder at the top. The exhibit highlights early trade and migration patterns.
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Peculiar Ideas in Public Debate Column
Editor notes that public debate letters may withhold names except in attacks on individuals. Three peculiar ideas criticized from correspondents include who bears taxes and the role of the consumer, labor importance, and proposed government support for unemployed workers while warning against union wage agitation.
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Sewage Backups Prompt Sewers Cleanup Debate
A letter argues that thorough cleaning of sewers might resolve sewage backup problems, suggesting both the writer and the health officer could be wrong and urging action by authorities. The exchange centers on sewer maintenance and public health concerns.
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Prohibitionist Denounces Roosevelt Over Dry States Pact
Dr John R Golden, a prohibitionist from Topeka Kansas, accuses the Roosevelt administration of breaking its pledge to shield dry states from liquor traffic and calls the repeal amendment a scrap of paper.
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Milwaukee Man Held For Trial For Murder
Milwaukee Wis Csalmix Kowalski 34 was named Monday to a second degree murder warrant charging that he beat to death his 29 year old wife Mary and was bound over to municipal court for trial without bail. The penalty upon conviction is 14 to 25 years imprisonment. The death of Mrs Kowalski is the first murder case here since December 4 18s.
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