Empire Balance Wheel and King George V Jubilee
An assessment of the 25th anniversary of King George V and Queen Mary with praise for the British monarchy and people. It highlights the king’s restraint in politics, the crown as a symbol of national balance, and the unity of throne and populace through war and unrest.
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George
Mary
Europe
Germany
Russia
Greece
Austria
Spain
Victoria
Edward
George V
House of Lords
Lords
Commons
Liberal Party
Middle Road
Death of Senor Cuttingshapes Liberals Loss in Missouri Air Accident
The report notes the death of Senor Cutting of New Mexico in a Missouri plane crash caused by heavy fog at the Kansas City airport. Described as a Harvard graduate and liberal reformer, Cutting left his party in 1952 to back Franklin Roosevelt and was a strong influence in national politics. His defeat in November stemmed from cross party alignments, but he won narrowly. His intellect and integrity are mourned by liberals across parties.
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Cutting
Missouri
Kansas City
America
Senor Cutting
New Mexico
Young Cutting
Harvard
New Mexia
Senator Cutting
Franklin Roosevelt
Chavez
Race Bet Ban Across Countries Targets Horse Lottery Bets
A federal order in the United States prohibits 385 Canadians and various individuals or agencies in Havana and the Irish Free State from using mail services to sell horse race bets. The actions curb widespread betting schemes that resemble lotteries tied to popular races.
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Race Bet Bank
United States Post Office
Havana
Irish Free State
Lottery Fraud and Public Protective Policy
The article notes widespread lottery fraud involving forged tickets and mass sales by thousands of agents. It explains the U S government's anti lottery fraud orders as a protection measure rather than a judgment on charitable gaming abroad. The aim is to shield the public from petty graft tied to illegal lottery schemes.
Circle An Afterthought O0 HEAR in this day of political and social
Eighty La Crosse Central high school youths between sixteen and thirty gathered in candle light to pledge thoughtful civic service. The remarks urged critical thinking, unselfish action, and deliberate study of how to serve the community wisely amid global unrest and rising demagoguery.
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la Crosse Central High School
Europe
la Crosse
Pennsylvania highway patrol declares war on hitch-hiking
Captain Wilson C. Price, at Harrisburg, vows jail or fines for anyone caught thumbing rides in Pennsylvania. He equates hitch-hikers with panhandlers, noting hitch-hikers seek rides often worth ten dollars, a stance he says motorists may support to curb the nerve of hitch-hikers.
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Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol
Wilson C. Price
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Wisconsin district economy holds March level says Ninth district
OSHKOSH NORTHWESTERN reports the Ninth district centered in Minneapolis includes Wisconsin cities Ashland Chippewa Falls Eau Claire Hudson La Crosse Merrill Rhinelander Superior. March business held at February level with mixed changes year over year. Bank deposits rose to 1.198 billion, loans fell 52 million, investments up 137 million. farm prices mostly solid with lambs and potatoes lower.
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Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Ninth Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Ashland
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire
Hudson
la Crosse
Merrill
Rhinelander
Superior
Minnesota
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Michigan
Monthly Review of Agricultural and
Ara
Hermepin
Ramsey
Cincinnati
Northwest
Huey
Oe Os
John
Anri
Elso
Parody of Times and Figures From Across Political and Social News
A collage of brief items covers postal swamps in Denver send a dime chains, Senator Leng in Des Moines claiming Iowa as a whirlwind, Jolson to adopt a baby, possible Sonny Boy revival, naval games in the Pacific, German belligerence, Columbia students’ dislike of Gertrude Stein, a Red parade queen lyric, and Hitler’s peace posture amid European fighting.
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al Jolson
Sonny Boy
Broadway’s Playful Doctors and Night Club Era Echoes
A vivid reminiscence of Dr Leo Michel a midtown theater confidant and charity founder. The piece traces Manhattan nightlife from Montmartre to Kelleys and Childs batter cakes, noting gangsters’ decline, evolving clubs and the rise of novelty venues with current trends in shoe fittings and juice bars.
Roosevelt Faces Battle Over Soldier Bonus Delay
Washington observers see a protracted fight in Congress over the Patman bill as Parliament maneuvers to delay final action. The Senate approved the measure 45 to 33, but a presidential veto looms, with lawmakers split among Patman, Vinson, and Harrison Clark compromises.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Treasury
American Legion
Roosevelt
Legion
Harrison
Mississippi
Clark
Missouri
Vinson
Patman
Counics
Father Coughlin
Housevelt
Rooseveltt
Harrison-Clark
Ten Years Ago Fire Destroys Cashian High School
A fire yesterday morning destroyed Cashian High School, estimating losses around 40000 dollars with 22000 dollars insured. Also noted: slot machines back on counters, a temporary injunction against local officials, Walter Doerre returns home after four years in the Navy, and other local recollections from the era.
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Cashian
Iowa Novelty Company
Walter Doerre
Navy
Park Avenue
Sadie the Ribbon Counter Nut Marries Jimmie at New Year
Sadie, a diligent ribbon counter, is portrayed as a nut by colleagues Mamie and Ella. She supports her family, delays her own marriage plans, and reveals she and Jimmie Powers marry on New Year’s Day after he becomes store manager, leaving Sadie exhausted yet happy for them.
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Sadie
Mary Elizabeth Morman
Mamie Kelly
Elia Lutz
Mamie
Ella
Jimmie Powers
Jimmie
Beta
Jimimie
Bronx
Jones’ Beach
Mom
Pegey
Feflex
Dimmie
Pop
Elle
Peggie
Peg
Jung
86Th Street
Mantie
Mattie
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Leng
Iowa
Pacific
Japan
Columbia
Gertrude Stein
Hitler
By Williams
Lissen
Maidre
New York
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McIntyre
Leo Michel
Broadway
Belasco
Max Heer
Earl Sande
Rialto
Henry Clive
Michel
Legs Diamond
Owney Madden
Dutch Schultz
Charlie Journal
Montmartre
50Th Street
Journal
Joe Moore
Sullivan Street
Lower East Side
Kelley’s
Tammy Lymen
Times Square
Buster West
Lucille Paige
McNaught Syndicate
Lusitania
Ireland
P. Markle
Marmon Coulee
Edward Cronon
Lady Franklin
Sidney
la Cresse
M. B. Greenwood
Batavian Bank
Chicago
Harry Waters
Willian
Tribune's Evening Story
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, 4. C
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