Kentucky Jones Probes Mason Inquest in Waterman
Kentucky Jones attends the Mason inquest in Waterman as Campo Ragland and his daughter Jean loom large. The crowd and the missing murder bullet raise questions about Mason’s death and the bank’s fate, while Jones contemplates a new role with Ragland.
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Jean Ragland
Kentucky
Campo Ragland
Kentucky Jones
Campo
Jean
Eanger
Mason
Waterman
Ragland
Jane Addams Dies Praised for Hull House Work
Jane Addams of Hull House, a pioneer in social reform, is dead. She devoted her life and fortune to aid unfortunate women and children, leaving a legacy that compels belief in goodness and, some say, in heaven.
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Jane ‘Addams
Hull House
Einstein and colleagues propose a fully descriptive theory
Learned Professor Einstein with B Podolsky and N Rosen of Princeton Institute announce a condensed claim that a scientific theory can fully describe reality. They argue the current quantum mechanical theory does not satisfactorily describe physical reality, leaving you regretful you learned it.
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Einstein
B. Podolsky
N. Rosen
Princeton Institute For Advanced Study
Scientists on the shore of knowledge
The text imagines scientists at the edge of knowledge playing with small pebbles. It argues science cannot fully describe reality and that the nature of reality remains undefined despite scientific effort.
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Ocean of Knowledge
German Field Marshal General Ludendorff’s Retirement Reported
Chancellor Hitler awarded Ludendorff the rank of field marshal general, the highest in Germany. Ludendorff, second only to von Hindenburg, declined honors and retired to a Bavarian hunting lodge. The piece notes a contrast with Hitler’s own background and hints at questions of glory and ego.
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Hitler
Germany
Ludendorff
von Hindenburg
Bavarian
Roosevelt Faces Professors and a Missing Girl Case
An eight year old girl vanished in New York prompting a large police and Boy Scout search for 61 hours. Prof Taylor Putney Jr of New York University suggested a sand cave discovery as evidence. Police announce crackdown on racketeers with merchants urged to arm and shoot.
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Roosevelt
New York
Taylor Putney, Jr
New York University
New York City
Valentine
Improbable tale tied to a shark and a murdered man
An Australian news oddity reports a shark allegedly disgorging a tattooed arm from a murdered man. The arm provides crucial evidence linking the killer, who may face hanging. The bizarre claim echoes ancient legends of rings and sea tricks as authorities pursue truth.
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Samos
Sydney
Notes on Broadway Personalities and Style Trends
The column surveys entertainers and public figures with playful jabs at conductors writers and socialites. It names Billy Rose Fannie Brice Jack Lait Ed Wynn Bernard Baruch George Grey Barnard Norman Kerry and others noting fashion and party life while evoking wistful nostalgia for past styles and memorable quirks.
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New ‘York
Woollcott
Billy Rose
Fannie Brice
Jack Lait
Ed Wynn
Allan Ryan
Cholly Knickerbocker
Jimmy Durante
Steiny
Tunney Gains Respect as Boxing’s Polished Champion
The article notes Gene Tunney’s rising popularity among sports writers and fans. It highlights his refined image, his victories over Dempsey, and opinions from figures like Bill Corum and Jack McAuliffe on his form and potential against Baer, while describing his aloof yet loyal nature.
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Gene Tunney
Tunney
Heeney
Dempsey
Bill Corum
Baer
Jack McAuliffe
Sullivan
Gallagher and Shean’s Brilliant Yet Brief Union
A vivid sketch of the Gallagher and Shean partnership as the era’s dazzling but fleeting triumph. Shean’s steady fame contrasts with Gallagher’s late life decline into invalidism, ending with a Boston Follies moment where he moved half blind to the wings. Their sons carry on via radio with the original gong as a cultural echo.
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Gallagher
Shean
Allance
Boston
Kindergarten value and public publicity invitation
Quote highlights kindergarten as a home like school space that fosters self reading and happiness. William S Taylor of the University of Kentucky praises its contributions and urges use of free publicity literature. Requestors are told to contact the National Kindergarten Association in New York for materials.
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William Rhinelander Stewart
New York
Vincent Astor
A. C. Blumenthal
William, S. Taylor
College of Education
University of Kentucky
Lexington
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New York City
Postum Free Week Offer Promoted by Postum Company
Read about a free week’s supply of health giving Postum offered by the Postum Company. They will mail a full week’s supply to anyone who writes for it, as advertised in another part of this newspaper.
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Kemmerer
Princeton
Postum Company
Overcrowded Philadelphia High Schools Strain Teachers
Philadelphia high schools face crowding from industrial codes causing teachers to shoulder nearly double workloads. Classes exceed capacity and teachers must manage courses for students of varying abilities.
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Philadelphia
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Rimrock
Kerry
John Mason
Wolf Bench
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Hce
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Bob Elliot
Ted Baylor
Circle Five
Lee Bishop
Ironsides
Floyd Hopper
Bishop
Elliot
Floyd
Mr. Ragland
W.N.U Service
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Bar Hook
Jane Addams
Woodpecker
Cellor Hitler
Austria
Chicago
McEnt Yre
Bernard Baruch
John Chapman
Bennetts
Joan
Katherines the Great
Cornell
Hepburn
Brush
George Grey Barnard
Cyrena van Gordon
Maxine Elliott
Damon and Pythias
Lee Orwell
George Buckley
Marc Connelly
Norman Kerry
Gallipolis
McNasighe ‘Syndicate
Coleman Lamp & Stove Company
Canadas
Atlanta Constitution
Peterman
ANT Food
WNU
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