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Associated Press
National
E. Katz
New York
West 40Th Street
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Detroit
General Motors
Kansas City
Waldheim
San Francisco
Monadnock
Atlanta
Marietta Street
Safe as a Six Shooter: Punish Drunken Drivers
The New York Herald Tribune argues ten day jail terms for intoxicated motorists are needed to deter drinking and driving. It warns a drunk at the wheel is as dangerous as a loaded six shooter, urging harsher penalties for repeat offenses to curb fatal road risk.
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New York
The
New York Herald-Tribune
Kraft paper sacks viewed as better than cotton bagging
In Manufacturers Record C E Dorson argues kraft paper sacks offer faster handling and better water resistance than cotton bags. He cites multiple wall kraft sacks for cement lime flour sugar and coffee and warns the debate could affect home industry in Ouachita and Morehouse parishes.
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Manufacturers Record
C. E. Dorson
Southern Kraft Manufacturers’ Association
Mr. Dorson
Ouachita
Morehouse
Simpson's Veal Problem Shapes Governor's Session Call
The governor faces a choice on a special legislature session to handle post flood recovery. Decision rests on necessity, with late summer as a potential turning point if federal and departmental aid ease conditions. Public political fortunes loom over the process, but prudent, fact driven guidance could benefit the state.
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Simpson
Departmente
Louisiana Farmers Tax Burden Urged By Gasoline Levy
Federal data show 1925 Louisiana farmers paid 33.1 percent of net profits in taxes. Advocates push a two-cent per gallon gasoline tax to reduce property taxes and stabilize farm income, arguing lower state taxation aids prosperity while preserving equitable taxation.
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Louisiana
Summer is Here Youth and Light and Leaf and Love
Brano Lessing reflects on summer as a time of youth freedom and natural beauty. He contrasts climates and urges parents to be frank with their children, recognizing the call of summer and its guidance as a gift of education and honesty.
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Brano Lessing
Preservation Efforts Save Louisiana Wildlife During Floods
Report credits game protectors for guiding deer and other wildlife through floods with about 75 percent rescued. Amid flood chaos, local people aided wildlife, highlighting a shift toward active conservation as habitats shrink due to development and climate.
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Louisiana
Nature's Nemesis Cosmetic Importers Claim High EU Use
Medbury cites a study claiming American women spent over a billion dollars on European cosmetics last year. He mocks local reliance, urges rosy cheeks from Paris, and argues most blushes come from abroad.
Immunity Persists for Bis marck Kin in Speed Case
Parliamentarian immunity shields Prince Otto von Bis marck from prosecution after district attorney seeks Reichstag waiver. Amid uproar, President Loebe refers matter to committee and the episode ends without action. April film censorship shows 16 German and 15 foreign titles submitted, lifting German share to 52 percent versus March.
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Otto von Bismarck
Stern
Reichstag
Bismarck
Loebe
Anniversaries of Historic Figures and Events
1768 Theobald Wolfe Tone born in Dublin. 1798 Tone dies by his own hand in prison. 1887 Death of King William IV and accession of Queen Victoria. 1868 Henry L. Whitfield born near Brandon Mississippi. 1927 Whitfield dies in Jackson. 1877 Charles F. Briggs, Broadway Journal partner of Poe, dies in Brooklyn. 1492 English in Yangtse valley attacked by Chinese. 1893 Lizzie Borden trial ends not guilty. 1919 George knighted Capt Alcock and Lieut Browne. 1925 Prince of Wales welcomed in Pretoria.
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Theobald Wolfe Tone
Dublin
William IV
Queen Victoria
Henry L. Whitfield
Mississippi
Brandon
Miss
Jackson
Charles F. Briggs
Edgar A. Poe
Broadway Journal
Brooklyn
Nantucket
Yang-tse Valley
Lizzie Borden
Fall River
Mass
King George
Capt
Alcock
Lieut. Browne
Prince of Wales
Pretoria
South Africa
Year Ago Today Opened International Eucharistic Congress In Chicago
A year ago the International Eucharistic Congress began in Chicago. The formal opening marked a major Vatican sponsored gathering with delegates and religious leaders present.
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Chicago
When to Travel With a Baby, Says Dr Morse
The article argues that a baby should stay at home unless travel is essential. If travel is needed, it offers guidance on carrying methods, feeding, and storage of milk, warning against warm or long-term room temperatures that promote bacterial growth.
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Waterloo
College Gate
Cemetery Gate
Atlas
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Masaryk Elected Third Term President of Czecho Slovak Republic
Dr Thomas Masaryk wins a seven year term as president of Czecho Slovakia for the third time. He is celebrated as Father Masaryk by Bohemians and Moravians and is 77. A former blacksmith and famed professor, he spent years lecturing in the United States and had a New England wife with a Chicago settlement worker daughter.
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Thomas Masaryk
Dr. Masaryk
Father Masaryk
America
New England
Chicago
Fifteen Years Ago June 25 1912 Monroe items
Miss Edith Gullatt of Ruston guests Miss Sarah Gunby in Monroe. Mrs. Frank Odom and children of Bastrop visit. Mrs. Jack Harrington recovers from seven weeks illness. Miss Patton of Collinston visits aunt Mrs. E. Robinette on Pine street. Mrs. A. A. Forsythe plans an indefinite visit to San Antonio. Miss Lena Handy and Miss Mary Johnston plan trips to Mexico for Lena's health. Miss Thankful St Clair Bennison arrives from San Francisco to summer with Miss Lida Benton. Gov Hall of Louisiana and John P Parker Jr pass through en route to Baton Rouge. Jack Johnson and Jim Flynn train publicly. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gordon to Colorado for summer. Miss Lillian Hanlan returns from visit to Mrs. Mary Campbell. Miss Beula Thompson leaves for Little Rock on extended visit. Miss Gladys Jefferson, just back from Bolivia Tenn, studies art and music in Baton Rouge.
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Edith Gullatt
Ruston
Sarah Gunby
Frank Odom
Bastrop
Monroe
Jack Harrington
Miss Patton
Collinston
E. Robinette
Pine Street
A. A. Forsythe
San Antonio
Texas
Lena Handy
Mary Johnston
Mexico
Lena
Thankful St. Clair Bennison
San Francisco
St. Mary's College
Dallas
Lida Benton
Governor Hall
Louisiana
John P. Parker, Jr
Baton Rouge
Jack Johnson
Jim Flynn
W. R. Gordon
Colorado
Lillian Hanlan
Mary Campbell
Beula Thompson
Little Rock
Gladys Jefferson
Bolivia
Tenn
Today’s Birthdays Honor Royal Heir and Notables
Prince Juan of Spain born in Madrid 14 years ago today may be heir apparent. Francis E. Warren born in Hillsdale Massachusetts 83 years ago today once a Wyoming senator. Rt Rev Nathaniel S. Thomas born Fairbault Minnesota 60 years ago today resigned Wyoming bishopric. Arthur E. Morgan born Cincinnati 49 years ago today president Antioch College and Antioch plan author. George L. Olvany named leader of the
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Prince Juan
Spain
Madrid
Francis E. Warren
United States
Wyoming
Hillsdale
Mass
Nathaniel S. Thomas
Fairbault
Minn
Arthur E. Morgan
Antioch College
Antioch Plan of Education
Cincinnati
George L. Olvany
Changing Jobs and Avocation as Lifelong Work
Alexander Cairns argues for a redesign of labor where tasks become joyful and a lifelong avocation supports a flexible career path. He cites teachers nurses and traveling salesmen and urges embracing multifaceted talents like Leonardo da Vinci.
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Alexander Cairnstops
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Leonardo
Aine
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Arnold Bernstel
Richard Cassidy
Fairview
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Harrison St
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