Presidential Disregard for Will of the People editorial
A 1930 San Antonio editorial accuses President Hoover of autocratic tendencies opposing popular will. It charges secret deals with Stimson and involvement with foreign powers to alter naval policy and bind the U S to the League of Nations, criticizing reliance on elite opinion over mass democracy. The piece argues Hoover dubs himself Democrat and Republican yet acts as an autocrat, dismissing majority sentiment and promoting a League-linked path.
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Senate
League
Stimson
J. P. Morgan
Owen D.young
Europe
White House
Hoover
M. Claudel
Frés
League of Nations
United States
Herbert Hoover
Jefferson
McCormick-Deneen
Mr. Hoover
League Court
Socrates
Greece
Father Hubbard Climbs Alps as Papal Interest Grows
The article portrays Father Bernard J. Hubbard, Santa Clara University geologist and teacher, climbing Alpine peaks in the Alps and Northern Italy. It notes his devotion to mountain climbing as part of his theology studies, discusses rope safety in multi-climber ascents, and mentions the pope’s own pre-papal passion for mountaineering and the wish to continue such climbs. The piece also comments on American opportunities for mountain exploration and inexpensive European travel for youth seeking adventure.
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Bernard J. Hubbard
Santa Clara University
California
Alps
Italy
California University of Santa Clara
Listen World Hy Elsie Robinson
A fragmentary column style piece critiques stubborn men and nagging women, contrasting perceived brainy dominance with a deteriorating relationship. It hints at social dynamics, marriage, and the idea that a compliant partner may outlast a domineering counterpart in a troubling power balance.
Diary and Gala Fragments in a Fogbound Night
A fragmented diary style pages through social strolls and art talk in foggy London mood. Mentions Genevieve Riley Cooper and Bilary Garden, plus bibliophilic notes on James Montgomery Flagg. Vivid quips about private mansions, circuses, midnight cinema crowds, and a quirky housewarming with cold drinks and cookies.
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Pepys
Brumes
Lima
London
Theo
Circus
Genevieve
Cowelery
Riley Cooper
Bilary Garden
Jon Wogling
Chen
Rube Goldberg
A Howe
Syndicate Genemen
Wife
Chace
Ed Nolan
Vincent Lopez
Florence Simrall
Lexington
Bradway
Evolution and classification of living beings in a museum context
The article discusses variation among species including the skua and canids, the labor of classifying life, and the role of central museums and experts in organizing vast collections. It notes focus on wild dogs of the Canidae family and outlines broad methods of taxonomy and evolutionary evidence.
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Hutsre
Central Museume
Cal
Museniy
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