Impeachment Talk Amid Roosevelt Presidency
The piece argues impeachment talk against President Roosevelt is unlikely to advance. It cites constitutional rights to amend and Supreme Court actions in 1933, notes all three government branches function, and predicts impeachment agitation will fade as economy and business slowly recover.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Lincoln
Wilson
Congress
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Judge’s rebuke of the G men sparks debate
Judge Robert Cowle of La Crosse Wisconsin condemns the Hoover led G men as a sign of failure and warns that relying on such organization proves the futility of legal constructiveness within the constitution. He notes organized crime employs costly unprincipled legal mouthpieces against the usually young underpaid new generation.
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G-men
J. Edgar Hoover
Robert Cowle
la Crosse
Wis
Former Gov Ephriam Morgan eyed for Senate or Governor nomination
Dominion News reports West Virginia Republicans may groom former Gov Ephriam Morgan for a next year bid for the U S Senate or Governor. Morgan, who served 1921-1925 amid mining unrest, would face Sen Neely if he runs. The Fairmont Times urges caution, noting Morgan’s alignment with the old guard and Hallanan, while warning against a return to past conservative policies and stressing Labor’s likely scrutiny of his record.
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Ephriam Morgan
United States Senate
Marion County
Senator Neely
Fairmont Times
West Virginia
Washington
Morgan
Charleston
United States
Senate
Labor
Old Guard
Walter Hallanan
Dr. Hatfield
State House
Gore
Conley
When Criminals Have Gmen On The Case
A veteran editorial argues the struggle against organized crime requires practical, sometimes improvised tools rather than waiting for reform. It notes corruption among lawyers is widespread but asserts that intense action, even against entrenched criminals, may be necessary today while acknowledging ideal but unrealistic hopes for perfect honesty.
Svengali Huey grips Louisiana legislature power
A vivid line portrays Huey as having the legislature under his sway and hints he could compel it to serve his will, suggesting a political squeeze and potential manipulation of state politics.
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Svengali Huey
Louisiana
Fresh beefsteak over bruised optic cited as remedy
A historic note cites fresh beefsteak placed over a bruised eye as a standard home remedy. The brief line references oil for the lamps of China but highlights the beefsteak treatment as a common practice.
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China
Pennsylvania lawmakers face party loyalty shift in Supreme Court ruling
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld the anti party raiding act requiring candidates for public office to choose one party for primaries. Five Pennsylvania congressmen including Patrick J. Boland faced revised campaign paths after dual nomination histories. Senators and state leaders praised the ruling as a strategic win for party discipline.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
NRA Rales
Pennsylvania
House
Keystone
Patrick J. Boland
Scranton
Man About Manhattan Recalls Dean Lamb's Latin Revolutions
A column recalls Dean Lamb a restless adventurer, detailing his globe trotting exploits from revolutions in Latin countries to railroads in tropical jungles. It notes a bar anecdote with an English stranger and Lamb’s desertion from idle days, plus a Manhattan bar roundup where 70 percent of patrons are women.
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New York
Dean Lamb
Central America
Lamb
States
Rio Grande
Tropics
Royal Flying Corps
Mexico
Manhattan
Opinion column mocks space theory and public figures
Registerings A Column of Comment and Criticism surveys ideas from ALPHONSO Professor Einstein to G-men and paroled gunmen. It jokes about relativity confusion, Ethiopian grass roots moves, a black widow spider, and a joke about an eight day clock in a police court. The piece weaves satire on medicine, aging, osteopathy, and nudity laws with a playful courtroom quip.
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Einstein
Revival Planned for Camp Creek Church
Pearl Lilly of California will lead a revival at Camp Creek Church starting Saturday July 27 with sessions on Sunday Tuesday Thursday Saturday and a final meeting Sunday August 4. Lilly speaks on The Queen of the Wash Tub with 2:30 pm Sunday sermon Where Does a Woman Come In. Camp Creek and Dunns choirs with instrumental music perform. public invited.
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Pearl Lilly
California
Camp Creek
Miss Lilly
Dunns
Hollywood Tourists See Movies In Making At Studio Gates
Hollywood visitors tour the lot as guides lead them through sound stages and sets for films like Bad Boy and The Gay Deception. They watch prop men, electricians, and actors in rehearsals, often missing action, with the crowd learning how pictures are made and hearing the crew’s lighthearted missteps.
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Hollywood
San Diego
Dr. Socrates
Paul Muni
Ready Made Wife
Rex Moore and Laurie Moore plot to wed amid deceit as Albery eyes Laurie. A jealous letter from London sparks fear and foreboding for Laurie while Gladys flirts with Jimmy Dallas, and the tangled trio deepens amid secrets and danger.
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Rex Moore
Laurie
Gladys
Glad
Albery
Jimmy Dallas
St. James’ Street
Cutie
Coralie Stanton
Layland Notes Illness and Local Incidents
Layland West Virginia reports Mrs George W Shuck seriously ill after a paralytic stroke last August. W C Redden returns to work after being injured last June when his left leg was crushed. Meadow Valley Young Peoples Union plans August meeting with Rev P E Thornburg John Holliday Miss Audrey Gregory CC Wiseman and E T Fuller in attendance. Pauline Phillips slightly injured in a car accident at the Babcock pool. car damage estimated 70 to 100 dollars. J J Downey suffers serious arm injury with infection threatening loss of arm. Mrs Burt Honaker is seriously ill at home.
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George W. Shuck
Shuck
W. C. Redden
Meadow Valley Young People’s Union
Alice Wiseman
P. E. Thornburg
Quinwood
John Holliday
Audrey Gregory
Bellburn
CC. L. Wiseman
E. T. Fuller
Layland
Pauline Philips
Walter Duncan
Carl Duncan
Babcock
Ruth Keith
Evelyn Keith
Pauline Phillips
J. J. Downey
Beckley
Burt Honaker
Orion Constellation Hosts Its Hottest Star
The Orion constellation contains the most massive and hottest star. Its surface temperature is believed to exceed 20,000 degrees, marking it as exceptionally extreme among stellar bodies.
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Orion
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