Alberta elects socialist government in historic Canadian turn
The Alberta election brings a socialist administration to a Canadian federation for the first time in empire history. Voters express unrest as business leaders pull funds to Montreal while Milwaukee, already governed by socialists, shows limited reform. Mayor Hoan asserts democracy over soviet rule, reflecting a desire for a more responsive government.
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Lberta
Canada
British Empire
William Aberhart
Alberta
Montreal
Milwaukee
Legislative Branch
Daniel W. Hoan
Hoan
Russia
New Industries Create Millions of Jobs in Fifty Years
The National Industrial Conference Board reports over a million workers employed in new industries such as electrical machinery and motor vehicles. Wage earners in these 18 sectors account for about two fifths of manufacturing employment growth from 1879 to 1929, highlighting invention's impact on employment and purchasing power.
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National Industrial Conference Board
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Seerreee
Ria
England urges restraint after Time magazine page mutilation
An article discusses English reaction to a torn Time magazine page that mocked British royalty the Duke and Duchess of Kent. It notes English editors often censor non domestic criticism and argues protection for foreign criticism is rarely justified.
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Ngland
Times
England
Kent
Greece
United States
John Bull
Great Britain
Ithan
Wisconsin dairy farmers get promises from Agriculture Dept
Four Wisconsin congressmen pressed the Agriculture Department over aid for dairy farmers. BE W. Gaurmnitz warned of possible embargo if foreign dairy imports threaten prices and noted a 25 million dollar cold storage fund for surplus purchases. Delegation criticized the department for delays and vague pledges. Southern cotton interests face a similar dilemma between crop curtailment benefits and potential loss of the world market.
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Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Harry Sauthoff
Madison
Merlin Hall
Black River Falls
B. J. Gehrmann
Mellen
George Schneider
Appleton
BE. W. Gaurmnitz
Federal Department of Agriculture
What Others Think New York Vames
A critique of the spend-your-way out theory of unemployment. Lewis W. Douglas argues savings stimulate investment and that capital goods demand, not consumer spending, drives recovery. Harvard data show durable goods fell steeply while consumer goods held up. replacements buffer the economy and backlogs in modernization persist.
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New York
Vames
Lewis W. Douglas
Bureau of the Budget
Mr. Douglas
Harvard School of Business
Douglas
New York Day By Day Snippets and Social Gleanings
A collection of humorous notes and observations on popular culture, actors, artists, handbills, and social scenes. It references Lily Pors, the Flying Cloud, and Peter Arno, with sly jabs at fashions, slang, and dining spots, ending with a copyright note from 1935.
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Tucson
Arizona
McNaught Syndicate
Dormtown streets to get new decorating system
Tomorrow the Casey-Reed company of Oshkosh will begin installing a new decorating system in the Dormtown streets. The project is awarded by the Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the American Legion and the city government. Also notes Grace Cameron’s return from northern Minnesota and Port Arthur Ontario and M C A official Watkins arriving to assume general secretary duties September 1.
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Dormtown
Casey-Reed Company
Oshkosh
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Grace Cameron
Minnesota
Port Arthur
Ontario
Canada
Ww. P. Watkins
M.C A
Paul T. Schulze
la Crosse State Bank
Minneapolis
American Bankers’ Association
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
Wash
Schulze
Carl Sutor
Dorothy
Maurice Guenther
California
Roosevelt attack on lawyers stirs debate over New Deal
The Roosevelt administration and the Democratic National Committee launch a public critique of private lawyers' ethics amid disputes over constitutionality of New Deal laws. The piece cites Professor Thomas Heed Powell and Fortune magazine on taxing power and constitutional review. It notes opinions in government and the courts, including cases like Schechter and Guffey, and questions whether precedents guide or lawmakers’ motives drive outcomes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
America
Hoosevelt
Kerr-Smith
Thomas Heed Powell
Harvard Law School
Felix Frankfurter
Powell
Fortune
Congress
Board of Trade
Secretary of Agriculture
Democratic National Commmitee
NRA
Supreme Court
Schechter
Copyright
The Neighbor Next Door and a Winged Tragedy
A reader recalls observations of a plain neighbor whose flirtation with a devoted husband ends as her family grows. The tale follows his drift from amusement to uneasy devotion, the birth of twins or triplets, and a fatal child mishap as a tiny birds brood suffers a fatal fall.
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Gruge
Jand
Reno
Jesson
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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Miwaukee
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