Tax Evasion Trial and Morgan Probe Stir Public Appetite
The piece critiques tightening income tax laws amid Charles E. Mitchell's trial and a senate probe into J P Morgan & Co. It argues big incomes dodge taxes via loopholes, notes nationwide patterns, and urges simpler tax rules to close gaps while praising Morgan’s conduct.
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Chicago
New York
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Uncle Sam
Spirit of Cooperation Reflects Nation's Patience in Washington
The nation exercised remarkable patience as leaders urged forbearance and Congress moved swiftly to enact the administration's program within three months of session. It notes a peaceful transition as the executive seeks to implement reforms, contrasting with other governments that used force. Revolutionary changes are described as underway.
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Washington
Congress
Executive Branch
Economic voices urge renewed national plan and business trust
The passage argues that traditions are broken and dogma scorned, urging the nation to try new approaches after old failures. It praises business for cooperating during unemployment relief and nationalization moves, stating industry patience and willingness to join any program promising better conditions.
The Upturn Is Real As The Patient Recovers
Doctors and economists see real signs of recovery across agriculture industry and retail. First four months show 9 616 business failures versus 12 323 a year earlier, many firms restructuring and continuing. Employment and wages rise, with May typically a quiet month and many firms settling debts.
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Uon
Mar
A Town's Good Will
A town's good will is valuable as it attracts residents and business. Community pride and faithful service from local businesses build a reputation that enhances the town's desirability and economic prospects.
Prohibition Critics Cite WV Prison Rise Over Thirteen Years
The speaker argues that West Virginia's prisons grew from 850 to 2700 state inmates and thousands sent to federal prisons since prohibition began. He says enforcement stretched and calls for change if roads and schools do not improve, contrasting with Roosevelt. Hipley Mountaineer signs the critique.
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West Virginia
Prohibition
Roosevelt
Roosevelt railroad emergency bill outlines narrow scope
The Topeka Capital notes President Roosevelt’s emergency railroad bill targets the recapture clause of the Interstate Commerce Act and delays broader transportation reforms. A later measure, likely in January, would address buses tracks waterways air and other agencies under Norris amendment.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Topeka
Registerings a Column of Comment and Criticism
A collection of satirical notes and social observations from ALPHONSO Theory, touching on education in America, Chicago teachers, weather talk, wallet jokes, and domestic life. The piece weaves quips about citizens, unions, sports referees, and local visitors with brief anecdotes from Princeton and Affinity area families.
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America
Chicago
Local Notes from Ghent and Nearby Areas
Ghent West Virginia Ruth Sweeney recovered from illness linked to gasoline ingestion last week. Tra Williams visited relatives in Princeton last Thursday. Mae and Virginia Hale spent the weekend with friends and kin at Mount Hope. K O Green did business calls to Beckley. Jo Lilly of Beckley stayed at her grandfather’s home. Thelma Lilly recently visited her aunt Mrs Chester Bennett in Glen Hedrick. Londa Green and family of Glen Woodwick were guests of the Green parents last Sunday. Bert Carpentap and children of Woodpeck are visiting.
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D. B. Griffith
Coolridge
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L. D. Sweeney
Princeton
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Virginia Hale
Mount Hope
K. O. Green
Beckley
Belly Jo Lilly
B. Hale
Thelma Lilly
Chester Bennett
Glen Hedrick
Londa Green
Glen Woodvick
A. E. Green
Bert Carpentap
Chilldren
Woodpeck
Bobby Jack Crush
Hobert Daniel
Florence Meadows Arl
Blue Jay
Tom Ree
Ruth Tolbert
Virginia Meadows
Barboursville
Hazel McCain
Basil Meadows
Tom Reed
Withrow
Orley Matherly
Matt Matherly
Geneva Eans
Golden Meadows
Onie Matherly
Talks to Parents Getting Over Shocks
Alice Judson Peale counsels parents on helping children cope with psychological shocks from accidents illness or loss. She stresses open discussion, gradual exposure through play, and avoiding suppression which can lead to later fears or abnormal behaviors.
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Alice Judson Peale
Blodgett Will Sets $850000 for Household Servants
The will of Mrs. Mary E. Blodgett, dated May 11, leaves more than 850000 to servants in her home. She was the widow of J Barrett Blodgett, a Boston textile manufacturer, and died May 11 in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Mary E. Blodgett
Turkey Orders Sealing Of Mosques Empty At Prayer Calls
Istanbul authorities decree that any mosque remaining empty during any of the five daily calls to prayer must be abandoned. With 544 mosques in the city, numerous places of worship may be sealed under the order.
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Turkey
Istanbul
Jory’s Rise From Tough Guy Roles to Hollywood Leads
Victor Jory, once a minor gangster-type actor, now earns praise in film and stage work. The boxer-turned-actor, under G Henry Gordon, shifts from hardboiled parts to larger roles like FE Loved You Wednesday while maintaining a fascination with his prizefighting stable and Pasadena fans.
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Robbin Coons
Hollywood
Victor Jory
French Foreign Legion
Warner Baxter
G. Henry Gordon
Jory
C. Henry Gordon
Victor Tory
Tat
Fox
Stover Denies Hitting Hutchinson in Altercation
Frank Stover issued a statement denying any hit on Senator Hutchinson or anyone else during the altercation involving his son Ross Stover. He asked for publication of his remarks and emphasized the denial.
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Frank Stover
Ross Stover
J. Q. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
A Shipboard Meeting Between Nicholas Boyd and Georgie
On a ship bound for Southampton Nicholas Boyd, the famous actor, grows closer to Georgia Bancroft a young woman who has become his quiet companion. He reveals weariness with stardom and contemplates life at sea while she shares memories and a longing for a simple happiness aboard the voyage.
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Bvoryons
Nicholas Boyd
Georgia Bancroft
Nicholas
Cgeorgia
Nogels
Bernie Boyd
England
Georgie
Bord
Georgia
Nelly
Boyd
Sam
Southampton
Conwright
Doubleday Doran
Quiet community notes from Beckley and area
Local residents share health updates visits and family news. Mrs. Tom Saunders recovers after illness while Mrs. Ben Allen remains under care. Families travel to Charleston and Barboursville for visits. Hazel McCain and Basil Meadows wed at the Reed home. The Rev Withrow officiates and the couple plans to live in the area.
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