Symposium mix of circus burlesque and preaching shocks Will Rogers
Will Rogers reviews a university symposium featuring Will Durant Ches ter Rowell and a Japanese speaker. He mocks the format as a racket and notes Australia China and Japan topics with mixed opinions on Russia China and Manchuria. The piece ends with comic local color and a german-tinged anecdote and a toast to the Trojans.
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Beverly Hills
Will Durant
Russia
Chester Rowell
San Francisco Chronicle
China
Japan
Australia
Durant
Saturday Evening Post
Rowell
Jehel
Manchuria
Outer Mongolia
von Kleinschmidt
America
Trojans
McNaught Syndicate
Jae
Boston Red Sox sale to Thomas Yawkey sinks into history
Thomas A. Yawkey, a 30 year old New York multimillionaire, buys the Boston Red Sox with Edward Trowbridge Collins as vice president and GM. Marty McManus remains manager. The piece notes other baseball spring camps, managerial moves, and upcoming season buzz. It highlights college and professional sports, boxing, fencing, and track in New York as part of a broad sports scene. It also mentions improving a dairy barn during winter.
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Boston Red Sox
Thomas A. Yawkey
New York
Edward Trowbridge
Eddie) Collins
Athletics
Marty McManus
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Ed Strangler Lewis
New York State
Jim Browning
Webb City
Madison Square Garden
Bill Summers
ONC
Florida
California
George Spitz
New York University
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Malcolm
New York Yankees
Yale
Yale Field
New Haven
Conn
Gene Sarazen
New York Athletic Club
Nana
Goldsboro
Checker Club
Harrisburg
Best Friend Best Friend Courtesy Campaign Urges Highway Courtesy
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association promotes courteous driving to ease passenger vehicle movement. Ted V. Rodgers urges truck operators to give drivers the benefit of the doubt, emphasizing courtesy cooperation and consideration for safety efficiency and economy on state highways. The campaign includes placards stressing mutual respect among highway users while noting need for widening main state highways and practical improvements to ease daily traffic and commerce.
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Harrisburg
Ted V. Rodgers
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
Truck Association
Rodgers
Little Old by Cant H GETZ
A collage of quirky sniffles and city lore from New York scenes includes a man hoarding four thousand dollars in canned goods, a shop promoting cloth flowers, a hotel giving carnations with wry notes about taxes, and various oddities from florists to department stores, all in brisk anecdotal style. The piece threads together humorous vignettes of urban life and business quirks, ending with a Bath, Maine visit.
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New York
Bangor Defeats Nazareth in Lehigh Valley League Game
Bangor upset Nazareth 35 to 24 in a Lehigh Northampton County League game at Nazareth. Nazareth struggled offensively with limited scoring as Bangor built a decisive lead.
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Bangor
Andy Leh
Nazareth High Cagemen
Nazareth
Ford and Ford propose new banks to rescue DetroitSystem
Henry Ford and his son enter with capital to back two large new banks, replacing troubled Detroit lenders. Ford praises new banking ideas while revealing distrust of many bankers, recalling a past trap where bankers offered an extension in exchange for control.
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Ford
Detroit
Henry Ford
Banking House
Henry Ford an Autocrat of Finance and Reform
The article portrays Henry Ford as an autocrat who finances with cash, rejects fixed mindsets, and pursues innovation. It notes his decisive buyout of minority stockholders, his control of Detroit's city hospital, and critiques of the nation’s banking system amid a turbulent financial era. It highlights Ford’s insistence on trying better methods and his influence on industry and public welfare.
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Ford
Mr. Ford
Detroit
Detroit Hospital
Henry Ford
New Administration
Cie SE Ea
Musical Grocery Store opens with Tom Howard show
Comedian Tom Howard promotes joy to shoppers as the Musical Grocery Store debuts. He advises singing while selling to boost mood and sales. The act features Jeannie Lang, Billy Best, Scrappy Lambert, and Harry Salter’s orchestra, airing Friday night March 10 across networks.
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Tom Howard
America
Tom
Howard
Grace Store
Jeannie Lang
Pat Whiteman
Hell
Herbert Poles
Billy Best
Scrappy Lambert
Harry Salter
Rocky Mountain
Paell Coast
Tiny Ruffner
Billy Benieter
Mr. Howard
Musical Grocery Store
Jeannie
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Cloud Club
James Worman
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Town
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Sarah Kerchenthall
Lee
Odds and Ends
Adams
Suorporson
Gaus
Squire Edgegate
Tos
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Stipp
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