Taxes for Intimidation and Blackmail in Washington
A caustic critique argues that the taxing power is misused by a demagogic administration to persecute wealth and business leaders. It singles out Andrew Mellon as a political scapegoat and claims a broader plan to harness taxes for ideological aims, pressuring elites and stirring public alarm.
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Car
Se Caesars
Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
Mr. Mellon
Dogzeng
America
Tugwells
Bush League
Caesars
Mellon
the Treasury
Roosevelt
Huey Longs
Doctor Townsends
Andrew W. Melton
Fartin
Voters urged to pass emergency constitutional amendment
The piece urges voters in Tuxue wu to back Fourth proposition on the ballot, arguing for allowance of special legislature sessions to propose amendments to the state constitution. It notes emergencies may justify urgent changes, with governor submitting proposals before legislative review. Voters would still decide pass or reject.
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Tuxue Wu
Pallz
Nye Bill Would Cut Federal Support for ROTC Programs
The Nye proposal would ban federal funding for ROTC in schools where training is compulsory, risking lapse and curtailment of ROTC during a transition period. Critics warn the move undermines national defense as the army needs 10,000 new officers annually, leaving only about 1800 available.
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Congress
Nye
Ieserve Officers' Training Corps
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Army
ROTC
Listen World Aims at Self Preservation in Human Needs
Elsie Robinson explores deep human drives beyond basic survival. She argues affection and recognition matter as much as hunger and safety, warning against neglect and overindulgence that fuel loneliness, insecurity, and petty gripes. A gabby, attention seeking personality signals a frightened, hungry soul seeking validation.
Big Hearted by Edwin Hill and the American role in Europe
A critical column argues that American generosity toward Europe has left a debt burden, with wars, tariffs, and emigration shaping a shift in global finances. It links past U S aid to European recovery with present economic strain and rising isolationist sentiment, noting reduced American tourism and investment across Europe. It asserts European powers push domestic agitation to divert attention from looming crises while Americans rethink engagement.
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Edwin
Hill
Sam
Europe
Mr. Opper
America
Germany
Hig
Almont
France
England
Ime
Department of Commerce
Canara
Canada
West Indies
Central
South America
Chet
League of Nations
Aegia
Wilson
Enre+ Dea
Amrrina
Kine
Once-overs New York in a misting humor column
A breezy, fragmentary travelogue through literary caricatures and social sketches. It cites Freud, Mark Twain, Rupert Hughes, Leon Errall, Raquel club missteps, Quirk cab scenes, and Adela Rogers. notes a pen novelty and a Bayside harbor view from Italy.
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New York
Areward Bennett
Gaborian
Freud
Lima
Ole
Roy Rohn
Mark ‘Twain
Bryan
David Murray
Raquel Club
Billy Gaxton
Billmore
Hemophilia A Historical Overview and Treatments
A 1925 article reviews hemophilia as an ancient male hereditary disease, noting its transmission through mothers to sons, and the rare female carrier signs. It discusses treatments from horse and human serum to British doctors using diluted viper venom, musing on future study while warning of minimal injuries triggering potentially fatal bleeds.
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Shawn
Mosi
Rick Sig Win
Vipeta Russell
Kin Bean Syne Ine
August 12 1825 and 1915 San Antonio notes mix
A mix of old items notes San Antonio projection of population reaching about half a million in twenty years. It also mentions a 1915 burglary at two saloons theft of cash machines and bottles. Other items reference a theater dancer pair and education board plans for a new Emersan hunter school. Local officials discuss fire escape stairs and police sirens.
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San Antonio
J. Martyn Turner
Hank of Italy
San Francisco
Aes
Ralph Waldo Emersan Hunter School
Board of Education
G. P.“Charrier
Tom Clerk
St. Anthony Holed
Fragmented editorial snippets from Stars and Stripes page
The text presents assorted aphorisms and musings on religion, family, vanity, and social behavior. It notes lukewarm faith, the lure of status symbols, and the idea that dignity, dress, and appearances influence others, with scattered remarks on marriage and jealousy.
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Communist Party
Harry F. Ward
League Against
Methodist Federation For Social Service
Sal
Varional Perense
R.O.T.C
Ting Ap
NEW Deal Stables
AoRiay
Elsie Robinson
Vinner
Herve
Leliarray
Maintein
Coby
Yeas
Sym
Italy
New World
Ninger
C. McIntyre
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lenox
Boston
Biegfelt
Quirk
Leon Errall
Rupert
Pat
Rughes
Hollywood
Damon Runyon
Bughes
George Washington
My. Hughes
Adela Rogers
Middle West
Jeaslé Partlon Ot
Col. Hartfield
Tattle Bell Johnston
Alto Montecatini
Pennsylvania
Helex Purnace
Thyra Saméer Winslow
Jay Lee Hille
Wegter Howey
Mirror
Versailles
Tokay
McNaught Synd
Tne
Royal S. Copeland, M. D
L. A. Light
Singapore
Jack Jackson
The
Palate Theater
Marjorie Mahavier
Albert V. Hull
Devils River
Treneurer
Peter P. Hoefgen
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