Readers and editors clash over crime news reform
In a Park Avenue Baptist Church address James Melvin Lee urged that readers need reform in crime coverage more than newspapers. He argued editors print sensational death and disaster stories for professional pride, while crime reporting shapes public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of the
Park Avenue Baptist Church
New York
James Melvin Lee
Department of Journalism
New York University
S. Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
Dennistoun
London
Lee
Mr Lee
Dradman
The Ford Motor tax dispute and Lakeside accounting trial
A garbled critique discusses a government tax dispute involving Henry Ford, Conzens and a proposed valuation of Ford stock. It mentions refunds of taxes collected, profits on stock sales, and potential litigation beyond the current administration, with figures like 12 000 dollars per share referenced in the corrupted text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conzens
Hinstech
Ceuzens
Pernape
Mellen
Cousens
Henry Ford
Couzers
White
Ford
Alds Well Wong Vee et Ee 4 Ff fe om Foee ote ont fea Pad
The readable fragments describe a local event with names and places obscured by OCR. Key terms include Wong, Pad, and Nathan, suggesting a sports or community notice with several individuals involved and a possible venue reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong
Bea Nethan
Late News Briefs From A Global Front
A jumble of short items mentions Frew M de Fleurian returning to London to cooperate with Austen Chamberlain on a charity program. Other notes report murder bail granted in Chicago, a birth control conference in New York urging international harmony, and a mastodon find on Manhattan’s North End.
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M de Fleurian
Great Britain
London
Austen Chamberlain
William Shepherd
William N McClintock
Chicago
Charle Drysdale
Sexthe Information
Seston
New York
Bald
Catateurs
Manhattan Island
Berlin
Hich
Sec
Kellogg
Zimmerman
Philadelphia
State
New York Faces Worsening Housing Shortage Says Report
A fragmentary report to the New York Legislature by Governor Smith warns a statewide housing shortage persists. It notes public credit as a proposed fix and highlights high rents driven by elevated capital costs and limited new construction impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Smith
Fragmented Local Satire on Tax and Society
A garbled column mix mocks income tax cuts and social trends. It references mixing up places like New York and Charleston, resembles a satirical collage with jumbled phrases about crime, labor strikes in Italy, deportations in Chile, and evolving gender roles, ending with a quip on taxation and worth.
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Sasan
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Dom
Jensen
Osu
Mary Twain
Paris
Diana
Sular
Hy Fenmay
NEA Service
Treasury Department
Tel
Geo
Ate
Bess
Bureau of
Hove
Teller
Pia
Charleston
Bhoone
Bouter
Fairmom
W Va
South America
Italy
Vo Woeman
CnNeter
Cme
You Seld
Sewane
Hill & Johnson Company
Sfaeglons
Care of Evening Times
Wes Ce
Harrigon's Urrtin, Md
Bouglas
Shawn
Oescer Boamen
America
James E. Perry
Commas
Ven Semeey
Iarpar Taylor
Murphy Finieh Geedy Paige
Abuine A CO
FORDS
Tovrings, Readsters & Coupes
J. W. Perdue Acte Co
R. G. Evans & Sea
Rie
Nish
The
Evening Times
the Wiceance News
G.D. E. Kennerly & Co
Farmers & Planters Co
W B. Stevens
Delmar
Delaware
Reni
Snlite
Holse
Awden Avenue
Camden Ave
Phene
Tom Reni
Esarte
Beom Wes
Salisbury Cafe
Main Street
H W
Eognt
Masel Avenue
Wm. F. Bonneville
Ale—Sevex
Care of
Maryland
Afteen
Thomas BR Mitchell
Lake Street
Salisbary
Martang
Opare
R&t
Agve
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