Hobbies Of The Great And Near Great
Senator George W Norris of Nebraska, longtime independent bloc leader, pursues hobbies shaped around minority relief work and government ownership debates. He reads economic reports and Dickens, drives his own car, and plans a Canada motor tour amid Muscle Shoals questions. He smokes, sports black bow ties, enjoys hofled ham and cabbage, radio listening, and choral music, with public service his main focus.
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Senate
Rom Mittae
Avator Sravitatea
Dickens
Norris
Maryland
Virginia Hills
Canada
Congress
Here
Jiggs
Senator Copeland Defends Minorities in Civic Service
The text quotes Senator Royal Copeland arguing that majorities have many voices in government while minorities need help. He says defending minorities is thankless but rewarding to conscience, framing public service as a moral duty rather than a popularity issue.
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Copeland
Five City Wards Without Cows in Lawrence County
County figures show only five tax districts with no cattle to tax in Lawrence. New Castle wards one and two and Ellwood City wards one two three report zero head, while other wards and townships contain cattle. Total cattle 8,265 valued at 251,057 dollars, with Slippery Rock Township listing 67 head worth 27,030.
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Lawrence
New Castle
Ellwood City
Slippery Rock
Lawrence County
Puzzle Page Across and Down Clues and Answers
A fragmented OCR puzzle page lists across and down clues with numerous codelike tokens and garbled words. The readable elements include grid coordinates and mixed alphanumeric strings, suggesting a standard newspaper cross word puzzle layout with clues and filled answers albeit heavily corrupted.
Weather At Etah Delays Polar Planes Flight
Weather at Etah Greenland base of the MacMillan Arctic expedition has prevented flight and scientific work. Lt Comdr Byrd said the unprecedented poor weather ice and fogs forced the National Geographic Society to order Donald MacMillan to abandon air exploration for the year and return to the United States after completing studies along Greenland and Labrador coasts.
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International News Service
Washington
Etah
Greenland
Comdr
Byrd
Navy Department
National Geographic Society
Donald MacMillan
United States
Labrador
Two Boys Die From Touching High Tension Wire
Wilkes Barre Pa August 31 Two twelve year old boys Punk Sapuda and Laww rence Gazembam of Brookside were electrocuted near the Pellebone Collery of the Glendale Coal Co Kingston. They were wiring a truck farm and swung on a guide wire when they touched the high tension line.
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Pellebone Collery
Glendale Coal Company
Kingston
Punk Sapuda
Lawwrence Gazembam
Brookside
McGee Given Full Charge Of Affairs In Banking Failure
International News Services reports in Harrisburg that William Lewis McGee of Philadelphia was named special deputy secretary of Banking to supervise the liquidation of the Carnegie Trust Company. Governor Pinchott also named William D. Gordon as special deputy secretary in charge of building and loan investigations. Both will be paid $6,000 annually.
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International News
Harrisburg
Carnegie Trust Company
William Lewis McGee
Philadelphia
Pinchott
William D. Gordon
Soviet Airplane Industry Flourishes in Kabul Flight
Soviet aviators climbed over the Hindu Kush reaching Kabul to deliver four Soviet made airplanes to the Afghan government. Afghanistan has sent twenty young noblemen to study Soviet aviation, signaling close ties between Moscow and Kabul.
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Moscow
Hindu Kush
Kabul
Afganistan
Bryan Memorial Meeting Held in Stockholm
Representatives from thirty countries will attend a memorial meeting for William Jennings Bryan in Stockholm on August 4, part of the annual congress of the International Near East Association. Bryan served on the association's executive committee.
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Bryan
Stockholm
Servi Stockholay
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
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International NearWast Association
Near East
Alsatian Wolf-Dogs Terror To Evildoers
The Alsatian wolf-dog, a cross of Wurtemberg sheepdog and central Germany sheepdog, was used by German police as a criminal hunter. After World War I its name spread, and British officers helped popularize the breed globally.
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Wurtemberg
Germany
Rockefeller Institute Honors Russian Woman
For the first time since the revolution a Russian scientist receives a Rockefeller Institute grant. Miss Rakitskaya, assistant in the Academy Smeliunitaki Lenin grade, has been awarded a yearlong scholarship to study agricultural bacteriology at the Experimental Agricultural Station of New Jersey.
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Moscow
Rockefeller Institute
Rakitskaya
Academy Smeliunitaki
Leningrade
New Jeraey
Running Across and Down Puzzle Clues Summary
Yesterday's puzzle solution lists word clues across two grids. It mentions a man in a picture, watch secretly, foot part, California city, Civil War president nickname, an egg milk delicacy, an ocean, language letters order, steam era road, biblical you, and father.
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California
San Francisco
148 Person Blinded By Mishaps On Fourth
The American Museum of Safety and the National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness report 148 persons likely blinded or disfigured by fireworks during Fourth of July celebrations this year. A total of 112 killed and 1,030 injured nationwide were reported.
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American Museum of Safety
National Committee For the Prevention of
Sinclair Leads Red Writers Congress Delegation in Moscow
Moscow August 21 Upton Sinclair will head the American delegation to the International Congress of Red Writers to be held here in 1426. He is the chief delegate on the American writers list invited along with Henry Barbusse of France and Erich Muhsam of Germany. Charlotte NC notes as a textile machinery and equipment center in the South.
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International News Service
Moscow
American Colony in Shanghai Largest in World
Shanghai reports that the American colony there is the largest outside the U.S., with 3,418 permanent residents plus 614 Americans in the consular district. The total Shanghai foreign population is 43,251, including 15,902 Japanese and 7,657 British among others.
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Paris
Bureau of Economic Information
Shanghai
Hermit With Sword Sentenced To One Year In Prison
TOKYO Aug 21 In Amagasaki a wild man appeared in public wearing a two foot sword. He explained he lived as a mountain hermit for two years and forgot sword prohibition. Police arrested him and he will serve one year in prison. The International Telegraph Union notes active membership T2372.
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Internacional News Service
Tokyo
Amagasaki
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