Time for Congress to Adjourn and President’s Policy
The piece argues Congress should adjourn to allow President to pursue a Mexican policy overhaul. It contends White House orders clash with Senate rules, delaying action on fiscal and regulatory measures. The author urges prompt adjournment to enable a coherent Mexican policy and avoid public disappointment.
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Congress
Washington
Uy Mans
Wieboe
Whisan
White House
Legisla
Tom Abloh
Te Champlanne
Wilson
Comtesse
Wilton
Tony
Wilean
Cain
Mexico
Uni
Misunderstood Signals On The Storstad Empress Collision
A damaged passage discusses the Storstad and Empress of Ireland collision. It questions whether misread wireless signals and whistle exchanges caused the disaster, noting ships were in contact and signaling before impact and debating fault and safety measures amid uncertainty.
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Irelaud
Storstad
McAdoo Subway Hold-Up Sparks Ex Plan Discussion
Former Public Service Commission head Willcox reframes Secretary McAdoo's demand for compensation for a post office easement under the subway. He argues it would yield federal and city benefits by a direct postal subway link, aiding mail transport and city travel while Congress raised concerns over the plan.
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Willian
Willcox
Public Service Commission
McAdoo
Congress
Treaauy
Publicity and the New Haven
A discussion by Albof Mr Mellen on corporate form and stockholder rights highlights increased patents, director accountability, and open public meetings for corporate disclosure. The author argues for maximum publicity to protect stockholders and notes precedent in New Haven on meetings and governance.
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Albof
Mellen
Corr
Weystern
Math
Motion
Office Pursuing the Man in Missouri District Race
The 6th Congressional District of Missouri, led by Richard Barthelde for twenty-two years, faces reelection as opponents stir actions from headquarters in St. Louis. Barthelde’s pluralities lag behind the district’s overall vote, while Speaker Chinnp Clark’s small constituency underscores the tight contest. If elected, he would alter Jefferson’s canon of “die and none rejen.”
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Richard Bartbedt
Miscouri
Andre
Npion
St. Luis Fer
Helebbar
Spewker Chinnp Clark
Taetholdts
Walt
Jefferson
Old Offender Amuses Taunting Chantauana Controversy
A muddled report from The New York Sun describes Mr Bryan resisting a controversial chant alongside a debate over State Department leadership. The piece criticizes Bryan and discusses foreign policy tensions, theater involvement, and proposed penalties for missteps by officials.
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New York Sun
Bryan
State Department
Comedieniins
Enti
Washington
Chang
Supermen Police and the New York City Beat
A 1910s style critique of police roles by the Health Federation of New York describing a ideal policeman as social worker and communal guardian. It argues officers should enforce laws, aid the public, uplift society, and keep streets clean while noting human limits and salary pressures. The author calls for mutual cooperation between police and public to achieve a spotless town.
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the Health Federation of
Te Cite
New York
Las Lad
Federation
Lalent
Wayward Gun
Stures
Lis
Fen
The Conning Tower Diary and Public Opinion Notes
A contrarian stitched collage from The Conning Tower entries and public comments. The writer recalls Samuel Pepys style diary bits, local gossip, theater and racing chatter, and calls for a courtoous conductors cup proposal. Mentions participants, papers, and social happenings with a humorous, gossiping tone.
The People's Column on Roosevelt and party unity in 1914
Letters discuss Theodore Roosevelt's potential renomination, the Progressive split, and the need for Republican and Progressive reunion in 1915. Walter S. John argues a joint ticket could win. others critique tariff policy and church philanthropy. Eleanor Xn Sefton comments on wealth supporting churches.
Millionaires and the Churches in Praise of Charity
A Tribune letter argues freedom of opinion, comparing Bouck White to Jesus in hunger and fatigue. It questions church members as sinners needing mercy, and criticizes presumed wealth in congregations while urging charitable giving for good causes.
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Tribune
George B. Wilson
Rouch White
Christ
Tly
Bouck White
Josus
Wilson
Jesus
Saturday Closing and push for consistent store hours
A reader from New York asks The Tribune editor to back Saturday closings for summer retail shutdowns. The letter praises increasing weekend closures and urges further pressure on merchants to close by week’s end, noting shopper influence and wider public benefit. The correspondent also calls for promoting midweek and holiday purchases to smooth shopping patterns.
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Tribune
Pradoriik Nathan
T World
Consineratio Biopere
New York
Petition to stop using U. S. Abbrev in patriot letters
Mrs Mary Barstow Sheldon of Athens Pennsylvania urges readers to refrain from referring to the United States as the U. S. in newspapers and writings. She argues for full use of United States and calls for nationwide patriotic spelling by the Daughters of the American Revolution and general public.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
U. 8
Alpaiio
U.S
Tta
Great Britain
A. B
G. B
Audh
United States
Mary Barstow Sheldon
Athens
Penn
Christianity is Democracy Letter Contends Bouck White Incident
The letter to the Tribune editor argues that Eleanor H Sefton’s May 26 piece offers a church member’s view on the Bouck White incident, insisting it misdefines American worship as ends in themselves. It urges examining underlying motives before condemning White for his Calvary Chapel actions, noting his background and motives.
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the Tribune
Bir
Eleanor H. Sefton
Rouck White
Calvary
Nap- Liat Chireh
Trond Canvic
Noted Vision of Liberty and Charity in New York Weekly
A fragmentary 19th century reflection from New York dated May 2 with references to Emancipation and democracy. It praises a humane mission inspired by Jesus Christ to promote aggressive, positive work for suffering humanity and the secure foundation of liberty for all people.
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Alka
Tha Chung
Thaorléa
New York
New Departmental Court Proposed for Public Welfare
New York on May 2 1946 reports a push to establish a departmental court in the municipal system. The court would handle specific administrative cases related to sanitation fire prevention and property safety. Proponents say the dedicated court would ease existing caseloads and provide rapid, focused enforcement.
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Board of the
Mactotrater
Law
Mazivtiate McAdson
Batellig Viriations
Arilinanves
New York
Letter to the Editor on party politics in 1914 Tribune
A May 1914 letter from Y. M Salter of New York praises The Tribune for editing and engagement while critiquing party politics. The writer asserts Progressive forces gain, predicts Republicans will remain atop in generations, and lauds the paper’s vitality.
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Tribune
the Tribune
Twan
Thandore Nelson
Progressive Party
Grant Old
Republican Party
Y. M Salter
New York
The Extent of Traffic and White Slave Trade Claim
A letter from East Orange New Jersey dated May 2 states concerns over the scope of the white slave trade. The writer cites an American Journal of Theology article and recalls a University of Chicago audience remark claiming that thousands of girls are sent abroad yearly for trafficking.
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P. J. Chetlny
Chicago
Caniumipsion
American Journal of Theology
Cdiaso
Satyasaran Ginha
Iask
The Church of the Social Revolution Letter to the Editor
A reader letter to The Tribune laments the fading flicker of the Church of the Social Revolution. The writer notes over one hundred new members enrolled that week amid judicial attention, signed Donald M. Crocker from Peonbien Maw a 1mt.
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Church of the Social Revolution
the Tribune
Church of the Social Hevalyy Tlon
Donald M. Crocker
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