Europe Still Talks War Amid Shifting Alliances
The piece notes Mussolini warned of arms buildup while seeking Ethiopian settlement by negotiation and Britain opposes Turkish fortification of the Dardanelles. France and Russia reportedly consider reviving prewar ties as tensions rise across Europe, suggesting disarmament is unlikely and warning Americans to consider national readiness before calls for U.S. disarmament.
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Ethiopia
Great Britain
Abyssinia
England
Turkey
Dardanelles
European Forum
Moscow
France
Russia
Stalin
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United States
Law Harbors Criminals Parole Reform Call in Weyer Case
ARMON WALEY and William Mahan, long time criminals, are linked to theGeorge Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. The piece argues parole should be abolished for all but first offenders, noting repeated offenses and paradoxes in parole practice. It critiques pardoning boards and political influence, warning the parole system aids professional criminals.
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Armon Waley
William Mahan
George Weyerhaeuser
Wales
Tal
Mahan
Centratia
Olympia
Waler
Fanny
Wisconsin Republicans Back Roosevelt Living Wage at Grass Roots
Wisconsin delegation at the Republican Grass Roots conference in Springfield praised Roosevelt’s living wage program for workers. They argue any national financial recovery plan must include a living wage, signaling a broader stance within the GOP on labor standards and economic policy.
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Wisconsin
Springfield
Wisconsin Republicans Reach For National Prosperity Idea
The Trib une supports a national objective of full employment and rising living standards for all workers and families. It argues a mere living wage won’t restore prosperity. Wisconsin Republicans at Springfield push a plan aligning with broad national sentiment challenging eastern conservatives.
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United States
The
Tribune
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Business University Rises Back to Prominence
The Wisconsin Business UniversityWBUIs revival under Tolands shows record attendance and full employment for every graduate. The school emphasizes strong students, skilled training, and robust links to business. The return of the “old WBU” signals notable progress in Wisconsin business education.
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Acrosse
Wisconsin Business University
Wisconsin
Tolands
Peace In The Jungle TRE Chaco War And Peace
The article discusses the obscurity of the Chaco war between Bolivia and Paraguay to Western readers, noting oil interests and Bolivia’s sea outlet aim. It argues peace matters globally for humanitarian reasons, territorial dispute settlement from 1879, and the success of Western Hemisphere mediators including the United States in Geneva.
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Chato
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Paraguay
Chaco
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Europe
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Geneva
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League
What Others Think PUTTING INFLATION INTO A NUTSHELL
Minneapolis Journal explains inflation in plain terms focusing on currency inflation and the effects on creditors and wage earners. It argues that price rises follow money supply increases, harming fixed incomes while benefiting some borrowers and pensioners, and notes historic disasters from inflationary policies.
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Minneapolis Journal
New York Day By Day Reflections on Strolls and Social Figures
Observations from New York about culture and nightlife, noting actors, editors, designers, and streetscape characters. Mentions Lee Lash, Dwight Fiske, Paul Whiteman, Clifton Webb, and many nameless crowds in Madison Square, ending with a copyright note from 1925 McNaught Syndicate.
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Hogarth
Wooster
Seven Seas
McNaught Syndicate
We Olden Times Ten Years Ago Highlights
Ten years ago today Mr and Mrs Thomas Walker began a four month tour of England Scotland Ireland France and Belgium The American Legion planned a 5500 drive in La Crosse to aid disabled veterans and fund an outdoor ramp in northern Wisconsin Mooney Vondrashek earned an emblem at Beloit College.
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Ireland
France
Belgium
American Legion
la Crosse
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Nora
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Los Angeles
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Denver
Paul Egbert
State University At
Madison
J. C. Hogan
North Twelfth Street
Winnipeg
Canada
Gund Brewing Company
Evelyn Lawson
Barbara Russell
Winona
Minor C. Baldwin
Percy
S. Fowell
Lawrence Commitment by David Lawrence
Washington notes that the Supreme Court decision on the NRA has begun to lift business confidence and spur activity. A new era, less about uncontrolled liberty and more about conserving capital, will rely on the Borah amendment to limit antitrust deals in exchange for labor standards. Wages may rise with labor shortages and work relief programs, while prices could ease with renewed competition.
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NRA
Congress
Borah
Tugweil
Federal Treasury
Quotes From Notables and Local Notices
Quotations from Senator Borah actress Arline Judge and Admiral Byrd mingle with praise for American women and remarks on constitutional minds. Local notes report a bank engagement, James Peterson joining Binrn's, and Farmington selling five acres for $600 by O C Thorpe.
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Madison
Batavian Bank
James Peterson
Binrn
Rose Street
Farmington
O. C. Thorpe
The Scrub Woman’s Dream by a Firelit Night
A cleaning woman Mamie Mary Young watches Mr Horne's grand home from a wall and imagines a beauty of love she has never known. Through memories of a past romance and a child she cared for, she longs for one private treasure that time cannot take. She walks home through the snow and finds his image by the fire, a moment she believes will be hers alone.
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Mr. Horne
Mamie
Mary Young
Europe
Elm
Town Trainman Dies As 2 Trains Collide
Morning Sun reports a Rock Island passenger train collision near town injuring nine people and fatally injuring trainman Ed Meyers of Oelwein. Bageman's helper died after hospital transfer. several passengers sustain serious injuries. A separate line note mentions revived shock therapy for low voltage electric shocks.
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Here
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