Let the Country Speak to the President
Senator Borah urged President Harding to invite broader powers for a disarmament conference. The senate dismissed it as politics, but nationwide sentiment supported disarmament. Hoover and Root could sway the talk, needing moral push from the people to force real results at the conference.
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Borel
Ifarding
Congress
Senate
Groep
Borah
House
Harding
Wilson
Hoover
Root
Europe
Boral
Amillion
Disarmament Echoes in La Crosse Public Opinion
A local discussion questions policy concessions to pacifist sentiment and argues for gradual disarmament. It asks what La Crosse groups and churches think and whether their influence should shape government, urging a clear stand on the irreducible minimum necessary to progress without eroding confidence or provoking opposition.
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la Crosse
Elm Street and Main Street in the small town tale
A lengthy meditation on the small American town contrasts Elm Street with Main Street. It notes returning workers, hungry men seeking aid from home women, and the pivotal role of the home front in winter, family reunions, and communal resilience.
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Main Street
Sinclair Lewis
America
Wisconsin
Elm Street
Dedication of St Michael's orphanage and city notes
Ten years ago a new St Michael's orphanage south of the city was dedicated by Rt Rev James Schwebach, housing 170 children. The common council sent a hospital bridge plan to committees. A. W. Brandt sought homes for 40 neglected children. A Burtinger Galena Junction stock train wreck killed 49 sheep. cars derailed as tracks settled. The Optra Wouse manager was fired amid name change to James Stras. A North Western train killed an Indian man near Bangor. Undertaker Dwyer earned embalmer life certification. Edward Richardson opened bowling alleys in Mason Alley. Oscar runs the business. Thirty years ago: candy openings and a prophecy on weather trains. A new house on Caledonia Street and a Winnebago medicine dance near Black River.
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Ronay
St. Michanl's
James Schwebach
Seversi
St. Francis Hospital
A.W. Brandt
Sparta
Burtinger Galena Junction
Pwraty
Strasilipke
Optra Wouse
Register of Deeds
James Stras
Baumgard
Northwestern
Bangor
la Crosse
United States Court
Lac du Wlambegu
Uribe
Dwyer
State Board of Realth
Milwaukee
Sense Tv
Edward Richardson
Mason Allele
Oscar
Meggrs
Smith and Gates
Jerry’ Huak
Caledonia Street
French Island
Black River
Sundar
Dawn in Coral Passages a tale of longing and fate
A narrator follows Carol waking before dawn, slipping to the shore in a canoe. She encounters Merrick, a fisherman in a boat, sparking a tense, unspoken moment as she weighs whether to pursue an old longing or retreat from chance and risk.
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Dora Moltan
Lance
Couree
Monty
Carol Lel
Bill Sisson
Iis Prey
Teiss
AVIA
Merrick
Carol
Ley Merrick
Carel
Lerat
Yadille
Caral
H. Sluag
Viscount Kyte Leads Japanese Diplomacy in Disarmament Talks
A Washington conference on rearmament will feature Viscount Kyte of Japan, head of the Nensvikai party and a key diplomat in London. The gathering will examine Japan's Far East position and potential influence on disarmament discussions, highlighting Kyte's role and Japan's rising power.
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Kyte
Nensvikai
Buse
Skh
Min
Japa
London
Greitental
Viccount Kato
Japan
Kate Chink
Pointer for Linemen from Michigan Captain Pek Baane
A subway era coaching note from University of Michigan football captain Pek Baane on linemen technique. Includes guidance on stance, footwork, and staying ahead of defenders, plus a section of puzzles and riddles with playful classroom banter and wordplay.
Knowledge and the limits of learning from a century old musing
A reflective piece discusses the value of knowledge and learning. It contrasts practical understanding with theoretical trivia and questions the aim of education. The text highlights Edison and other figures as examples of pursuit of useful knowledge and self improvement.
Fragmented Scene Amid Quiet Craving and Mystery
A hazy, intimate moment unfolds with glances and uncertain affection. Subtle tension lingers as a telephone echo and distant robin hint at hidden worries while two figures share a tense, unresolved exchange by a lakeside setting.
Noted Singer To Give Concert For Radio Operators
Madison radio enthusiasts will hear a noted singer in a concert arranged for radio operators. The event at the Thomio station will feature Miss Gar pan and promises a strong transmission session for listeners statewide.
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Madison
Wis
Thomio
Aikehey
Miss Garpan
There There There There There There There
The tale presents Jack Frost recalling humorous mischief in a winter scene. He narrates painting windows and creating playful chaos for kids, then shares a memory of Elder Brown and his nephew Emm in a snowy morning. Frost reflects on lessons about fun and aging.
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Jack Frost
Sack Frost
Lve
Hiim
Gligen
Hye
Emm
Amm
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Dawn
Tue Boys Snp
Gris Newspaper
Washinston
UT. C
Jahn
Neile
Pek Baane
University of Michigan
Rat Nate
Dunne
Ulhers
Dees
Dan
Riehard
Piiest
Willis
Scotland Yard
DROW
EL Barton
Mr. Edison
Mino
CIA
Vornek
Coe Mahmek
Seay
Isley
Atenes
Haven
San-Transort
Cral
Womin
Cdi
Flkwood Gang
Roth
Bam
Elkwood Schaal
Arrisoutz
Abe Martin
Eral Mos
Fleetin
Walotain Ft
Jensen's Shoe Shop
Aes
Main st-Lacroe Wis
Linker Electric Co
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