Paying for Mistakes and New Election Questions
An opinion piece by Arthur Brisbane discusses the rise and fall of postwar prosperity linked to prohibition and industrial growth. It cites stock and railroad profits, political races in Illinois and New York, oil and baby octopus figures, and global issues from India to Mexico, highlighting public anxiety and electoral stakes. The piece blends economic analysis with sensational anecdotes and international references.
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New York
Snele Sem
Qik
Ani
Ectopun Doose- Jy
Painleve Hts Books Abut War Criticism of Intervention Methods
Paul Painleve critiques wartime books for glorifying certain individuals and belittling others. He argues many works distort facts by selective reporting, exaggeration, or erasing essential realities, turning cold history into biased narratives.
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Paul Painleve
Ria Tie
Teifredbo
Ailisio
Critics Clash Over U S War Effort and Leadership Roles
The passage surveys debates on American troop deployment and command during the war, noting Ritter’s critique of early divisions and General Moch’s authority. It argues that quarrels over delays and coordination obscured a broader view of America’s entry into combat and the soldiers’ impact.
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Ritter
Moch
United States
Clemenceau
Martha Buch
America
Friction and effort mark a war time resolve
The text reflects on human effort facing impossible obstacles and notes that the United States declared war on April 10, 1917. Premier Alexand Ribot announces the news to the chamber of deputies as the struggle and stubborn resolve are praised.
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America
Iimes
Lmang
Alexand Ribot
Chamber of Deputies
Markets Now Available Earlier With Daylight Saving Change
Markets now available earlier as the cast changes. The Light accelerates the financial edition set to air at 5 pm. The edition will feature complete market reports including New York Stocks and general market summaries. It will publish final closing prices for all listed items.
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Lin New York
Curha
Doris Palmer Funeral Draws Crowded, Grieving Friends
In Laguna Beach California on a spring day parishioners and curious onlookers packed the Episcopal church for the funeral of Doris Palmer, known as a beauty and former actress. The ceremony honored her life and noted she had murdered her young partner in a jealous frenzy. Reverend R. Donnell led rites as flowers filled the pews and the sorrowful procession carried the casket from the church.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Guy Butea
Mrory Palmer
Alyaya
Post
RC. Donnell
Doris Palmer
Fries
Cor Panie
Holmes Herbert to Wed Ince's Widow
Hollywood report says actor Holmes Herbert plans to marry the widow of film producer Ince, as details emerge from Los Angeles and Bervige sources. The union would connect Herbert with the Ince estate and highlight ongoing industry ties amid postwar film plans.
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Holmes Herbert
Ince
Winsteranl
Bervige
Ton Angeles
Apelol
Hulnes
Herbert
Carl
Efiner I
Whitey
Thais Hlinvr
Filméfone& Planers
Abd Diy Reclora
Itdny Filo’ Molice
Sf Intension
Wed
Census May Show Growth in San Antonio Districts
Census officials in Washington and San Antonio outlined district staffing as population growth surges. Ennumerators report areas north and south of the city expanding, with districts previously served by one enumerator now needing three. Officials expect completion in three weeks to a month as they verify residents and rights for licensing amid rapid development.
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San Antonio
North Side
A.B. Holeschivder
Bureau of the Census
Washington
Tolthhuber
Cincinnati
Ireme
Bredericke
Burg
Holaschuber
Holnschuber
T J.C. Hamilton
Liscensun
San Antonin
Zeppelin Flyover Britain Signals Postwar Air Ties
The Graf Zeppelin completed its England overflight then landed at Cardington near London after crossing the channel from Paris. It hovered over Brighton and Wembley before a controlled descent to the hangar, marking a rare postwar German air venture as Britons and other nations observed with mixed emotions.
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Winkeres
Reyes
Berlin
England
Trevis
London
Apnl
Germany
Britain
Englaja
Big Jungira
Lakelaart
Henking
Hugo Eckener
Zeppelin
Teterichshafen
Cardington
Lille
Wembley
Maddersfield
Arsenal
Ernest Tehmann
Graf
Nane
Iast
Ube
Governor Mistaken for Charity Seeker at Board Office
A man in a loose fitting suit approached the board of supervisors clerk and claimed to seek charity for a needy couple. The clerk identified the visitor as Governor John G. Philline of Arizona and noted his intent to help, presenting an affidavit for relief.
Dan Moody's Son Leads Parade Salute in Battle of Flowers
Dan Jr. steps in as governor during his father Governor Dan Moody's trip to Waco and salutes the flag in the Battle of Flowers parade. He is pictured waving to the queen as state duties continue in his brief tenure.
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Dan Moody
Waco
Dan Jr
Dan Moody Jr
Ex Wife Tries to Serve Flier in Contempt Case
An ex wife Mildred Arnold and a deputy sheriff visited Unitte Airport to serve papers on Leslie Arnold after he failed to pay $1 per month maintenance. The case seeks why Arnold should not be held in contempt of court while ongoing marital difficulties unfold.
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Los Angeles
Lival
Leslie BL Arnold
Mildred Avery Arnold
Unitte
Arnold
Woods Hutchinson, Doctor, Succumbs to Stroke
An obituary note reports the death of physician Woods Hutchinson at age 85. The report cites a sudden cerebral illness as the cause and mentions his long-standing authority in medical journalism.
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Woods Hutchinson
NSD
Wilis Matehinsen
Weiter
Mitten
Ax threat as father disciplines son in court
Michael Hazeleovee appeared before Judge Marlin Sweener in Cleveland on a disorderly conduct charge after chasing his son with an ax to enforce what he called the constitution. The judge questioned the defendant about which amendment he claimed his son ignored, noting the humor and confusion in the exchange.
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Cleveland
Michael Hazelovee
Marlin J, Sweener
Eversime
Harelovec
Farelovec
Shepard Gets $70,000 Ball
Major Charles A. Shepard, army surgeon, faced federal indictment for treasonous actions at Fort Riley Kansas. He posted a $20,000 bond and was released to October 13 for trial or disposition. Bail was secured by Dr. Daniel Tours and Mika Minowits with real estate as collateral valued at $107,000.
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Denver
Atiumnis
Charles A. Shepard
Fort Riley
Kay
Opoka
Kao
Daniel Ft Tours
Mika Minowits
Shaporid
Dope Prescription Curb Advocated by U.S. Attorney
In Washington on April 26 United States attorney Clint W. Hager of Atlanta urged legislation to deny to physicians who are dope addicts or who enable narcotics crime the right to dispense narcotic tags.
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Washington
Dlc
Clint W. Hager
United States
Atlante
Lindy Completes Flight to Havana
Lindbergh lands at Havana's Columbia Airport at 6 80 this afternoon completing the first leg of the planned Miami to Cristobal route over the canal zone. The famed aviator's arrival follows a two hour, six minute hop from Miami as part of the trip to Havana.
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Lindy
Havana
Charles
Linbergh
Columbia Airpork
Thousands Muster for Shrine Pageant of Texas Independence
Viola Brennan reports on a Saturday afternoon pageant linking Texas liberty’s past with present prosperity. The display honors Alamo defenders Davy Crockett Willans Travis James Bowie and other heroes who died for Texas independence amid a citywide celebration in San Antonio.
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Viola Brennan
Alamo
Davy Crockett
Willans B. Travis
James Bowie
Texas
Prettiest of All Graces the Battle of Flowers Parade
The Alamo plaza hosted a grand Battle of Flowers pageant judged by an official reviewing stand audience. Mrs. Sarah Eagar, 89, longtime San Antonio pioneer and Alamo city’s first American baby, watched from a nearby area after decades of marching in the parade.
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Zmr
The
Alamo
the Alamo
Battle of Flowers Association
Sarah Eagar
San
Fiesta parade crowds cheer royal pageantry in San Antonio
King Antonio known as Winchester Kelso and Queen Trosemary of the House of Kuntz preside over the Fiesta de San Jacinto as hundreds of thousands watch from bleachers and grandstands. The lively parade showcases a clubby jule and Dan Page 7 references, with continued coverage hinted.
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Antonio ‘Mit
San Antonio
Wincheste Kelso
Trosemary
Want Ads notice from 1927 classified listings page
Furnished rooms and sleeping perch offered at $65 monthly with AGEs and terms. Six room home on the north side advertised for $7100. Classified listings include age, salary, and cash terms with various classifications and page references.
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