La Follette Sets Long Lead Primary Slate
A Washington dispatch reports Senator La Follette has prepared a candidate slate for the next Wisconsin state election. The plan aims to shape the field well in advance, rewarding faithful supporters and positioning allies for governor and other offices. The effort signals a push to control nominations and mobilize voters ahead of the primary.
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Washington Dispatch
Hintensat
Aldant
Biaine
Waoltnd Binion
the Adaator
Herman
Fred J. Zimmerman
Sol Levitan
Harry Seuthot
Fitternag Weneral
Kay
Bonn-Tiddon
Reno
Minto
Ragudar
Drawing the Line On Anarchy and the Gitlow Case
A New York decision upholds that the Gitlow case threatens public peace by urging mass action against parliamentary government. The court differentiates between lawful political discourse and calls for unlawful change, noting abuses in free speech and comparing open revolution to purposeful inaction. State Senator Marritt F. White declares a bid for Congress, signaling an early start to campaign maneuvers.
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Federal Supreme Court
New York
Om Dawelar
Supreme Court
Gitlow
Dangers of Real Estate Inflation
Prominent New York real estate financier Les T Beith warns members of the National Association of Building Owners and Managers that inflated property appraisals threaten mortgage safety and investor confidence. He cites rising real estate bond activity and the diversion of funds from productive enterprise, urging action to curb overvaluation and protect savings.
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Les T. Beith
New York
Netonal Association of Building Owners and Managere
Smith
Pir. Smith
Alva
Binith
Sr. Smith
Delag
Conuervative
Bank
Inturanca Control
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Tito
Walsh
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Privace
Motors and homes intertwine in Atlantia Monthly essay
The piece contrasts past and present ambitions of community leaders as ownership shifts from single houses to cars. It notes a changing focus from owning homes to owning automobiles, reflecting deeper social and economic transitions. The essay laments the erosion of older values while portraying a country adapting to new comforts and status symbols.
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Willan
Hani
Deawente
Warned: flimsy wartime houses harm buyers and markets
The American Construction Council warns that many postwar homes are shoddy, with mushrooming faults and costly repairs. Substandard materials and rapid builds leave houses looking fine at finish but deteriorating soon, reducing resale value. Recommendations urge buyers to seek sound structures and resist low-cost defects.
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Ue American Construction Council
Ain Pdundad
Cartain Rinan
Puretaraa
Tepulra
Rynewala
Curfew and Senate Action Highlight Patchy 19th Century Dispatches
A compilation of fragmented quotes from multiple newspapers reflects political tension as the assembly winds down before the state senate session. It touches on taxation, public spending, and industrial decline from Wisconsin and surrounding regions, noting shifting timber industry and economic changes.
The Fruits of Labor Teach the Will and Character
The essay argues manual labor builds willpower and character better than easy study. It cites Channing on work as a school shaping endurance, purpose, and mental strength through tough tasks and repeated effort.
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Witam
Channing
Machera
Fragmented poem with garbled narration and names
Readable lines reveal a fractured poem lamenting theft and betrayal. The speaker references time, crime, and a repeated grime, with distorted names and an urgent cry about acts against the host. The piece balances cryptic imagery with a submerged narrative of loss.
Public Recreation Growth Seen Across America in 1924 Year Book
The 1924 Year Book of the Playground and Recreation Association of America surveys public play growth from 1907 to 1924. It notes rising municipal funding, 8000 plus play centers, 2783 year round workers, 17 million spectators, and expansion of outdoor and indoor facilities, including 95 towns with public golf courses and 123 summer camps for youth and families.
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New York City
America
Jean
Department of Municipal Government
File Tiret
IRS
Iraderahtn
Aorta
Quetta
Lewiing
Haneen
Citiz
California
Titiwolk
Michigan
cAttey
Anawatet
Debate Over Amendments Threatens Federal Centralization
Chief Justice Robert Von Moschzisker warns that many proposed constitutional amendments push Washington toward centralized power. He cautions such moves risk eroding the original purpose of the Constitution and the balance of federal and state authority. He predicts public resentment as government activities concentrate in the capital, urging careful review of amendments and preservation of the Constitution’s fundamental principles.
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Pritt
Constitution
Cte
Washington
Supijce Robert von Moschzisker
Pennsylvania Supreme Court N
Washinton
Povern
Congress
Jean
Atll
Developmanta
Asive
Fundatul
Wise Man From the West Returns to the United States
Dr. Wiem Peet of Minneapolis, longtime chairman of Near East relief, has returned to the United States after forty years of philanthropic service in Asia Minor. He led mission efforts, advised American diplomats since Gen. Wallace, and was a key participant in the Lausanne treaty negotiations. Born 1851 in Fall River, he taught, led relief work, and held posts with Red Cross and missionary groups in Constantinople and Albania.
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Minneaporte
Near East
Constantinople
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Constannople
American Board of Foreign Immuong
Law “Wallace
Laueanna
Fall River
Mans
Peet
Uaton Seneery
Easthampton Mann
Grinnell College
Adair Co
Turkey
Albania
Edinburgh
American National Red Cross
Red Cross
Order of George I
Greace
American College For Girls
Crisp Cool Salads From the Wisconsin Home Ec Bureau
Crisp, cool salads offered as healthful, refreshing options for warm days. The article urges including vegetables in the family fare and describes tomato cups stuffed with pulp, plus mixing with oil and celery.
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Wisconsin Department of Home Economica
Children’s pictorial crossword puzzle clues and keys
Crossword puzzle description explains that words start in numbered squares and run across or down with one letter per white square. The first word is pen. Keys to other words follow with hints such as running, hook or hold, seaman, sickness, thoughts in poetry, and not crazy.
Michael's Marriage Chapter 107
Michael and Lonnie explore business plans amid doubts and optimism as they debate a cooperative factory model and the future of their venture. Lonnie shows sudden enthusiasm for a nation-wide distribution concept, while Michael remains wary, prompting a tense pause before a late-night call from Arthur Manning signals a new twist to the saga.
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Michael
Allen
Lonnie
Lijan
Lannie
Tself
Michael Atlind Lilah
Enthusiande
Arthur Manniin
Manning
Hilm
Sunshine Pellets Salad and Garden Dressing Notes
A dated culinary column discusses tomato and cucumber salads with French dressing, celery and apple combinations, and decorative salad flowers. It reviews Waldorf salad origins, eggplant toppings, and vegetable pairings, emphasizing mayonnaise and French dressings, lettuce bases, and colorful garnishes.
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