Roosevelts Gettysburg Memorial Address and Navy Review
President Roosevelt, hailed as first citizen of the world, spoke at Gettysburg praising national unity and warning against political distortion. He reviewed the fleet aboard the Indianapolis with Swanson and Daniels aboard, while talks in Washington pressed for a larger army and to ease labor unrest.
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New England States Sign Pact for Women and Minor Pay Standards
Delegates from five New England states New York and Pennsylvania signed a pledge to set minimum wages for women and minors and ban unfair pay. State boards will investigate payrolls and enforce compliance as ratification by legislatures proceeds.
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New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Notable Stage to Screen Friends Fill a West Coast Letter
A long reminiscence from 1934 recounts Los Angeles opening nights for Eugene O'Neill's Ah Wilderness with praise for George M. Cohan Nat Miller and a stellar supporting cast. The author thanks stars Rita Donlin Nellie Nichols W. S. Hart and Sid Grauman among many others, noting camaraderie and the era’s independent vaudeville spirit.
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Winona Winter
Norman Spears
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May
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Frank
Sherman Hotel
Chicago
Chick Sales
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Lowell Sherman
Sid Grauman
Hast
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Bill McGuire
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Gosh
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Sam
Dorsay
Proeste
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Big Boy” Williams
McNawghe Syndicate
Ime
Howe About My Most Important Job
The author reflects on self mastery as his main task while recounting tales of executives and workers. He notes the reverence for “Big Fellows” like F C Fox and contrasts childish bluster with quiet dignity. He cites A G Wells on intolerance and questions arts funding versus commercial demand.
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H. G. Wells
Bell Syndicate
WIU Service
ED Howe
F. C. Fox
Santa Fe
Ina
F. QO. Fox
Tax program pledges raise taxes and cut exemptions
Report from Weber County Farm Bureau shows support for a Utah program to increase income tax, cut exemptions, remove offsets, and levy a gross wholesale excise tax. Bills drafted for next legislature with endorsements from favoring candidates.
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Ult
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Logan
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TL. W. Benson
Weber County
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Boise
IDA
Tnicome
Idaho
Twin Falls
Spanish Fork
Burley
Pocatello
State Department of Public Welfare
Minifloka
Wsnat
Camas Prairie
Himore
Krs
Fragmented Ode on Time and War Across Ages
A fragmentary meditation contrasts ancient war chariots and Byzantine bells with modern industry and the Atlantic. The text muses on oblivion, mortality, and the uneasy yearning for meaning amid technological progress and historical memory.
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Soregny
Pentey
Pius
The
Atlantic Monthly
Tums Plant Expansion Plans For St Louis Building
A proposed Tums plant expansion in St Louis outlines a new building with a maize area and gold finish. The project includes a two story structure with upper windows and a top tower, costing between 150000 and 8 million dollars to prepare for meat equipment and manufacturing use.
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Fragmented Political Debate Fragments in OCR Text
OCR reads a chaotic exchange with a senator denying ability to answer questions. The fragment hints at threats of personal tolls when people challenge an organized body. No clear names, dates, or outcomes available.
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