Recognition of New Spain Prompts American Stand
The article argues for prompt U S recognition of the new Spanish Republic, citing Jefferson’s rule that a government capable of meeting its international obligations should be acknowledged regardless of internal legitimacy. It contrasts Wilson Bryan errors in Mexico, praises Hoover’s Jeffersonian approach, and links Spain to broader GOP failures in public welfare and policy amid Chicago’s political shift.
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New York City Mayors of Ward Politics and Hippodrome Oddities
The piece paints colorful, rough-edged city figures like Frank Dostol of Avauie RB and Stitch McCarthy of Grondatreet amid a tapestry of ward politics. It notes the eccentricity and self-appointed stature of various local leaders, their graft-susceptible era, and a faded Hippodrome scene recalling vanished stage spectacles and aging performers.
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Congress Should Reform Immigration And Citizenship Policy
The piece argues Congress must act to welcome skilled lawful immigrants while rejecting alien criminals and illegal entrants. It urges civic engineering to build a strong national citizenship, comparing with Canada and calling for statecraft in the next session to pass legislation aligning with this policy.
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Listen World! A candid tale of marriage and desire
Elsie Robinson presents a domestic drama about a husband Harvey and wife Alicia. The piece traces Alicia’s rise from modest beginnings to a self confident businesswoman who challenges traditional roles. As Harvey seeks a homey wife, Alicia’s independence strains their bond and raises questions about love, power, and gender norms.
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Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland reveals the bigamy lure
A noisy essay argues that popular women celebrities fuel divorce as entertainment. It claims the thrill of double lives tempts men to marry famous partners, while lawyers justify divorces. The piece hints bigamy as a sought after disguise, with blame placed on fame and vanity.
Exploitation of Jungle Peoples by U S Denied
A series argues against charges that U S firms exploit native populations in jungle regions. It claims Western firms provide schooling ponds roads and mines, enhancing civilization while denying exploitation. The note cites ongoing Costidge writings in The San Antonio Light.
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