Petition Ains Approval Of Itz Petition Ains Approval
Unselfish patriotic citizens push a large petition campaign against League of Nations and League court actions led by Hearst papers. George D. Lee of San Antonio and H G Hamby of Laredo collect blank petitions and signatures to oppose foreign entanglements. The effort portrays isolationism as wise while criticizing internationalists and current policy.
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The
Light
Associated
Hearst
Congress
Arkansas
George D. Lee
Avenue B
San Antonio
Lee
H. G. Hamby
Laredo
Hamby
George Washington
League of Nations
League
Kidneys Must Clean Out Acid Wastes Quickly
A vintage style health ad claims kidneys and bladder suffer from acids and toxins. It urges using a proprietary tonic called Grstex to flush out wastes, promising relief in minutes and a money back guarantee. The ad names vague symptoms like leg pains and neuralgia and touts mass consumer usage.
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Avery
Jones
Cys
Tex
Advertisement claims seven in one cough remedy
Ad touts a multipurpose cough and cold product promising quick relief for various symptoms. It urges readers to try the remedy, notes slight extra cost for some items, and asserts no cost if it fails to help, with the druggist recommending it.
Black-Draught Ad Claims Relief for Constipation
An ad touts Thedford's Black-Draught as a refreshing remedy for constipation and biliousness. It cites a Boonville Indiana reader, Mr. Stith, praising long term use and notes a buyer’s claim of improved energy and dizziness relief after taking the product.
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Tle
Stith
Boonville
Ind
Thedford
Petition Against Participation in the League of Nations
A historical civic notice states opposition to U S participation in the League of Nations and World Court. It urges Congress and the federal government to keep the United States free from foreign entanglements and to prevent foreign meddling in American affairs. Name
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League of Nations and
World Court
United States
League of Nations
Congress
Washington
Citizen petitions urge clear stance on League of Nations
The article promotes public involvement in foreign policy, urging Americans to oppose “propaganda” and avoid “let ting George do it.” It calls readers to sign petitions circulated by Neighbors of Which appear in The Light to express opinions on foreign entanglements and the League of Nations.
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Congress
League of Nations
George
San Antonio
German Debt Slash Urged by Germania
Berlin reports say Germania urges deeper German debt cuts ahead of the transfer conference between Reichsbank and foreign creditors. The paper estimates cancellation of a sizeable part of debt at about 12.8 billion marks, arguing private lenders rather than governments extended the funds.
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Berlin
Franz von Papen
Germania
Forthcomng
Reichsbank
Germany
Hewenaper
Fishing Program to Be Continued by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt continues vacation on the Bahamas waters as he and his shipmates pursue fishing especially marlin. A message from the yacht’s captain to presidential secretary Marvin H. McIntyre notes the group remains in pursuit of the elusive catch while relaxing on the sea.
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Miame Pia
Roosevelt
Bahamas
Nourmachel
Iis
Vintent Astor, Ower
Marvin H. McIntyre
Painful Piles Offer Promises of Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Hem-roid as a guaranteed internal medicine to cure piles by addressing internal blood stagnation. Dr Leonhardt claims his formula treats the cause, promising relief without cutting or salves and offering a money-back guarantee.
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Hamid
de. Leonhardt
New York Utilities Face Broad Probe Over Thayer Letters
Governor Herbert Lehman and New York legislators push a sweeping inquiry into all utility companies sparked by the Thayer letters. A Dunnigan resolution in the Senate aims to broaden investigation while the House in Washington seeks a nationwide FTC probe of electric power rates. The push centers on exposing rate practices and ensuring a thorough review.
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Brees
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Thayer
Lehmang
Charles Evana Hughes
Dunnigan
Senate
House
Federal Trade Commission
Farmers Divide Land Kept From Crops Under Plan
Farmers who signed government cons terels may cut down crops and leave bare strips, not solid blocks. County Agent Mally cites terracing vacant strips to curb flood erosion and improve farms. Washington letters say farmers can plant small grain for winter pasturage without violating contracts. A 1927 1928 letter question to Associated Gas and Electric is noted, and the Senate Judiciary Committee will begin investigation of the letters Monday.
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Fred W. Mally
Agrricultural Adjustment Administration
Mally
Washington
Warren T. Thayer
Senate Publi Service Committee
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Senate Judiciary Committee
BINGHAM HALLS PRAISES ROOSEVELT YEAR IN OFFICE
London April 5 Robert W Bingham United States ambassador praised President Roosevelts first year as highly constructive saying the measures reached the root of the problem and aiming for a permanent cure He noted broad public support and congressional cooperation and the nations rise from despair to faith and courage The job you want can be found through a Light Classified ad Come to Broadway at Fifth Street pay half rate.
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London
Robert W. Bingham
United States
Americn Chamber
Commierce
Roosevelt
Congress
Broadway
Fifth Street
British Fear Of War Rise In Pacific Tension
British observers in London view the Japan Russia clash as a trigger for possible US action. The United States is urged to keep battleships California and Tennessee near ready. Despite European uncertainties, Britain believes America will stay out of Atlantic disturbances, though Pacific tensions remain a volatile hotspot.
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London
Japan
Russia
United States
California
Europe
Ameries
Atlantic
Pacific
Aviatrix Hops Off Rio to Bahia and Miami Swing
Laura Ingalls United States flyer departs Rio de Janeiro after a week of sightseeing. She will fly to Bahia and then proceed to Miami by easy flights completing a round trip down the South American coast.
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Aviatrix
Rio DE Janeiro
Laura Ingalls
United States
Bahia
Miami
Canadian Group Opposes Memorial
The Central Council of Ratepayers Associations opposes plans to commemorate the center of Fort York by the Zeholon of the United. It fears the display of the United States flag on Canadian soil could provoke international misunderstandings.
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Toronto
Central Council of Ratepayers
Fort Yorn
Bitral Zeholon
United
Descendant of U S Family Wedgy Count y Dirt
A historical note mentions a family link to an American line with titles and ties to a local bar, naming figures such as Mrs. Qun A fhail Toneski and a Marshall relative. The fragmentary text hints at lineage and social roles within a community.
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U.S
Mar
Qun- A Fhail Toneski
Jury Deliberates Longview Murder Case
Longview Texas April 62 The case of Cesse Reg Smith on trial for murder in connection with the beating death of Dallas Alwood was under consideration by a jury today. The entry notes bonds and classification details from local ad sections.
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Longview
Texas
Cesse
Reg") Smith
Dalles
Alwood
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