Louisiana carbon black industry defended against critics
The article argues Louisiana carbon black is essential for state wealth with taxes over 1.5 million this year and millions invested in gas fields. It claims carbon output supports Northeast Louisiana, creates jobs, and reduces fuel costs by using gas efficiently, countering claims of waste.
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Mie
Minden Signal-Tribune
Louisiana
Signal-Tribune
Signal Tribune
Globe
United States
Indust
Right Angles by Alexander Cairns
A 1929 King Features syndicated column extols Texas vastness and abundance with humorous hyperbole. The narrator compares Texas to major states and regions, noting enormous wheat and radish outputs, cattle herds, and geographic reach from Gulf coast to far neighborhoods.
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Alexander Cairns
Senate fashion clash over summer wear in Washington
In Washington the question of proper summer attire for a U S senator divides opinion between Tom Heflin and Robert La Follette. Heflin represents formal attire while La Follette favors blending with ordinary citizens, highlighting a wide gap in wardrobe choices.
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Washington
Bob la Follette
Tom Heflin
United States
Heflin
la Follette
Morning Post Dawn Promises New Labor in City Print
The piece marks the eve of a new Morning Post and the end of the cabin era. It reflects on the old press, linotypes, and ink stained hands, and looks ahead to new printers, galleys, and nightly bedtimes for the paper. The writer offers a toast to the coming era and its hopeful dawn.
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New Morning Post
Morning Post
Senators Display Sartorial Spread in Senate Heat
A crowd of senators braves summer in light outfits with palm beach suits and white linen ensembles. Heflin and La Follette standout in modern dress while others like Johnson Gillett and Reed showcase tailored two piece or white linen styles. Some hold to traditional morning dress as Vice President Curtis keeps formal wear.
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Senator Heflin
Senate
Prince Albert Palm Beach
Senator la Follette
Bob
Hiram Johnson
Palm Beach
Senator McNary
Senator Gillett
Jim Watson
Reed
Pennsylvania
Trammell
Florida
Blaine
Wisconsin
Ashurst
Arizona
King
Utah
Wheeler
Montana
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Fess
Ohio
Walshes
Brookhart
Smoot
Dineen
Curtis
Senate summer fashion sparks in the aisles
In an amused scene the senate pages abandon blue serge coats for shirt sleeves, moving quickly through aisles as senators snap fingers. The pages, and only they, enjoy this casual summer look while others remain in formal dress.
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Senate
Fragmented quotes on government, mothers day, and Chicago gangs
A collage of brief quotes notes Washington as seat of Government for kicke registrations, celebrates every day as mother’s day, and comments on Chicago gang troubles. The Virginian-Pilot and Christian Science Monitor are cited in brief remarks.
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Washington
Thomas FE
Pickerill Service
Christian Science Monitor
Runaway Wife and Bookkeeper Telegram Inquiry
A terse Telegram reports a husband revealing his wife ran off with his book-keeper and asks about the status of Bloch and Schlesinger in Munich. The exchange, styled as a humorous quip, reflects a comic tone from Lustige Bleat ter.
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Teleor
Bloch & Schlesinger
Lustige Bleatter
Munich
Stolen Goods Racket Flashes Through City Streets
New York readers report a surge in petty sidewalk racketeering as furtive sellers peddle allegedly stolen suits watches perfumes and other goods from passing trucks. The piece traces the racket’s roots to former raincoat peddlers and notes police sometimes recover items with bills of sale. It also touches on cigar coupon dealings and Eleanor Painter’s Paris opera role as well as thrill trades at Coney Island’s Eden Musee with wax figures of sensational crimes.
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New York
Coney Island
Sam Gumpertz
Neighborly Humour About Hats Sparks Quick Solution
A light 1910s style exchange from the Christian Science Monitor imagines a neighbourly dilemma when a woman wears a hat identical to another's. The punchline suggests staying put is cheaper than relocating, reflecting practical wit of the era.
Ring Gift Reveals Hidden Love Triangle
In a terse exchange Hamburg Hummel outlines a plan to sell a ring to the man she loves, prompting questions about loyalty. The woman admits love for another, and the man demands the truth and the other’s name, fearing harm but intent on selling the ring.
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Hamburg Hummel
Local ventures and public notices load Louisiana page
The article notes Isadore Sugar hiring H R Seeman for a new airdome opening Sunday June 14, assessors begin 1914 rolls for State Board of Equalization in Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge capital fears ease, Caldwell Brothers begin two State Training school buildings, police jury re-elects officers, Sheriff and jail guard measures, iron jail door planned.
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Airdome
Isadore Sugar
H. R. Seeman
Lafayette Theatre
New Orleans
Seeman
Joe Hanna
Hanna
State Board of Equalization
Baton Rouge
Frank Roddy
Alexandria
Baton Rouges
Caldwell Brothers
Messrs
C. P. Slack
C. B. Morton
W. A. O’kelly
J. Q. Graves
Parish Board of Health
Shubert Offerings Include A Night in Venice on Broadway
Stage by stage review notes Shubert world tour on West Forty fourth street adds A Night in Venice to summer showcases. The revue features seven stars and 25 cast, with Ted Foaly and Ann Seymour among highlights, plus lavish decor and variegated costumes. A second item, Stepping Out, is a new summer offering by Charles B. Dillingham and Eddie Dowling about two wives and two gold diggers, starring Walter Connolly and Jobyna Howland. Cantor’s future moves threaten Ziegfeld over Whoopee as Cantor veers toward film and benefits.
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New York
Shubert
Chester Hale
Allan Foster
Fannie Brice
Marx Brothers
Ted Foaly
Ann Seymour
Miles
Beth
Betty Dodge
Washington
Paris
East
Dodge Sisters
Broadway
Have Brothers
Betty Rees
Anita Case
Donna
Joe
Pete
Charles B. Dillingham
Eddie Dowling
Walter Connolly
Jobyna Howland
Grace LaRue
Hale Hamilton
Radio Program Grid for Chicago and Nearby Stations
Central standard time schedules list WABC WEAF WJZ WGN WBBM and other networks with hourly programs. It outlines music, vaudeville and orchestra strands, with explicit station call letters and times across multiple markets and bands.
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Associated Press
Clear Channel
KYW
Chicago
Bob
Walter Wilson
WIL & Weap
WEAF
WBBM
WABC
WENR
Farimer Rusk
Mike & Herman
WGN
WLIB
Ulin
Pablo Floorwalker
Hawks
WJZ
WLS
WMAQ
Howard O'Brien
Amos-Andy
Dan
Sylvia
WLW
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ohio Caverns
the Pines
WSB
Atlanta
WIZ
Amos
WAPI
Birmingham
KRLD
Dallas
WBAC
WBAP
Fort Worth
WEAP
KGO
KPO
District of Columbia
Eskimos Orchestra
Orchestradians
Radio Vaudeville
Wayside Inn
KHQ
KGW
KJR
Seattle
Whiteman
KLZ
KDYL
Voice of Columbia
KGA
KPX
KGA Kex
Kdyl Klz
Paul Bunyan
KGA Kmtr
KFAB
Vic Meyers
KYA
KMTR
Philharmonic
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Monroe News-Star
News-Star Publishing Company, Limited
North Second Street
Worthington
Monroe
Ll News
KATZ
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Feret
Miss
Iicaiinednel Ae
Texas
Lone Star State
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Indiana
West Virginia
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Guam
Panama
Earth
Atlas
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf Coast
el Paso
New Yorker
Perrytown
Harrisburg
Barherd
Harrisberg
America
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Preamimatick
Virginian-Pilot
By Richard Maslock
Eleanor Painter
St. Agnes
John
Ave
Deming Seymour
Cellini
Delft
Elmer Harris
Earl Carroll
Eddie Cantor
Florenz Ziegfield
Cantor
Frederic W. Wile
United States Navy
WADC
WOWO
KMOX
KOIL
WHK
WCCO
KMBC
WISN
Paul Whiteman
WGHP
WEBBM
WSPD
KLRA
WLAC
WDOD
WERC
WREC
KFJF
KSA
WDSU
KFH
WFBM
WGY
KSD
WCFU
WEIC
WHAS
WMC
WIOD
KPRC
KVOO
Genia Fonariova
WFIC
WWJ
WSAI
WDAP
WTAM
WDAF
KSTP
WSM
Iskimos Dance Orchestra
Wsai Wow
KSBD
WOAI
WTMJ
WKY
WFAA
WGY Wtam
WEBC
WSAS
Hal Kemp
Dr. Theoph! Wendt
Edwin Franko Goldman
KDKA
KWK
WJR
Wren Kstp
WIR
Wren Kvoo
Minstrels
WREN
Central Clear Channel
Henry Fillmore
Los Amigos
Wtam-Wear
Sid. McConnell
Travelogue
Des Moines
Little Symphony
WCX
W1iz
Graystone
Wayne
Farm
Safety Council
WALC
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Pianiet
Eddie Dunstedter
Kmox St. Louis
Stove League
Kvoo Tulsa
WIZ & Weaf
Southern Clear Channel
KTHS
Hot Springs
Thomas KE. Avey
Louisville
WSM Nashville
San Antonio
Western Chain Stations
John P. Medbury
Ace
Cade
Frank
Milton
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