Republicans Begin 1936 Drive Amid Internal Strife
Washington reports the Republican national committee opens its 1936 bid with enthusiasm but little plan. Chairman Henry P. Fletcher gains power to form a young Republican club division while factional tensions and a libel suit involving Robert H. Esther Lucas threaten party unity.
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Washington
Republican Party
G.O.P
Republican National Committee
Henry P. Fletcher
Roosevelt
Fletcher
Repubican
National Committee
Seekas
Washington Writers
Executive Committee
Misleading political moves and a long serving treasury official
The article discusses ARTEC joining as a defendant in a suit against Mr. Kent and recalls Mr. Lucas tied to a Nebraskan scheme involving Senator George W. Norris. It also profiles Miss Mary M. O'Reilly, a longtime Treasury employee, and explains why Washington has no street named with the letter J due to I and J similarity.
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Kent
Lucas
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Senate
Mr. Lucas
United States Senate
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Hilles
Mary M. O’reilly
Washington
Miss O’reilly
Treasury
Mint
United States
Miss O'Reilly
White House
Morgenthau
National Capital
Association of Oldest Inhabitants of
Office of the Register of Deeds
Weaterp Newspaper Union
Jeremiah Call and Prophecy in Temple Court
Jeremiah's preordained vocation as a prophet to the nations is explained with his initial hesitation and divine assurance. The study covers his commission to root out and build up, his temple judgment warnings, his trial and defense, and his eventual rescue by Ahikam.
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Jeremiah
Temple Court
Judah
Shiloh
God
Micah
Urijah
Ahikam
Wisdom Shown In Plain Daily Life
A reflection on wisdom found in simple, everyday conduct. The author argues true insight appears without airs, guiding virtuous living and revealing enduring truth beneath ordinary appearances.
Blessings to Embrace the Now Not Past Misfortunes
Reflecting on present blessings rather than past misfortunes, this adage urges gratitude for what we have. It emphasizes universal abundance and encourages a positive, hopeful mindset in daily life.
Beard Becomes Local Police Priority in Spokane
Mike Yerkal an unemployed woodsman in Spokane Washington received police protection for his beard after a man assaulted him outside a camp accusing beards of keeping barbers out of work. Yerkal stated he has worn the beard for years and prefers it. The incident prompted police to offer beard protection.
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Mike Yerkal
Spokane
Wash
Mike
Battle Creek
Mich
U.S.A
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William Eal
National Press
Mr. Roosevelt
Robert H. Esther Lucas
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Frank R. Kent
Baltimore
Filles
ARTEC
Unday
Rev
P. B. Fitzwater
L. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Daily Living
Wahlert & Guntzler
First St
St. Louis, Mo
Merrell
Merrell Drug Company
ST. Loui
A. G. Brauer sY.kg
K. J. Tobin
Beverly Hills, Ill
Mrs. Tobin
Richard
Patricia
General Foods
State Penitentiary
Dizzy Dean
Pia
Dizzy Caroles
Dizzy
Larry
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