Quezon inaugurated as Philippines Commonwealth president
Manuel Quezon was sworn in as the first president of the Philippine commonwealth in Manila as Sergio Osmena took the vice presidency and the new unicameral legislature was sworn in. The event followed the termination of American rule and the start of the commonwealth with U.S. supervision and a ten year path to full independence.
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Frank Murphy
America
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Michigan celebrates Armistice Day as legal holiday for first time
Michigan's 1935 Legislature enacts Armistice Day as an official holiday. Across the state, new parkways and federal programs expand public works. Reports cite road surfacing, timber projects, WPA labor, and county by county developments in cities like Lansing Bay City Allegan Ann Arbor East Lansing and Kalamazoo with notable infrastructure projects and public employment figures.
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George L. Berry
Washington
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Cartly
Automobile Manufacturers’ Association
NRA
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J. W. McClure
Chicago
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Labor
Lansing
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Bay Cty
Saginaw Bay City River
State Highway Department
Department
WPA
State Emergency Relief Administration
SERA
Ray E. Cotton
State Conservation Commission
Allegan
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
East Engineering
Indington
Department of Justice
Fortenatis Zukas
Scottville
Fred Noyes
Ludington
Noyes
Grand Rapids
Marine City
Cottrell
George Cottrell
Saint Clair
David
Fred L. Cottrell
Charles
William Haber
Haber
Fitzgerald
J. Lansing
Orville E. Atwood
East Lansing
Thomas Bust
Charlotte
Michigan State College
State Board of Agriculture
F. A. Kedzie
Chemical
Don Bremer
Harry L. Pierson
Emerson R. Boyles
State Rural Electrification Committee
Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo State Hospital
Elliott
R. E. Fellers
Division of Stamps
Post Office Department
Boulder Dam
George Henschel
Mt. Clemens
Jackson
Lawrence Weller
Weller
Attacks on the Constitution and the Supreme Court
William Bruckart argues that criticisms of the Constitution aim to clip Supreme Court wings and undermine its independence. He warns Congress must defend the Constitution and court against efforts tied to New Deal policy and potential state socialism, urging vigilance before the next congressional elections.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Russia
Edward Douglas White
United Supreme States
Supreme Court
White
America
aRepublic
House
Senate
Court power concerns over AAA and constitutional change
Western Newspaper Union notes the debate over federal power to regulate labor and industry, the potential unconstitutionality of the AAA, and four congressional proposals to curb the Supreme Court. The piece warns that attempts to amend the Constitution could invite widespread political upheaval and a muddy outcome if the court’s authority is limited.
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Norris
Nebraska
Brain Trust
Ring
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Western Newspaper Union
Deadwood Dick and Richard W. Clarke Pioneer Story
Richard W. Clarke 1845 to 1930 known as Deadwood Dick, a frontiersman in the Black Hills. He joined a party heading for gold digging, became a noted character, fought in the Sioux wars, served as express guard on stage coaches, and aided U S marshals in suppressing lawlessness. The nickname was popularized by dime novel writers.
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Black Hills
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