Hearst Papers Advocate asks for equal English-speaking unity and reforms
A list proposes an equal basis for English-speaking peoples to preserve world peace, proportional Senate representation, separate defense departments under a National Defense Secretary, vigorous action to end illiteracy, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax, a thirteen month calendar with four weeks per month, a Nicaragua Canal, and the acquisition of the French and English West Indies as debt payment.
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United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Debated 12-Mile Square Annexation Voices Flight of Facts
A San Antonio dispute over a 12 mile square annexation flags lack of figures from proponents. Taxation Commissioner Frank Dushick criticizes a three mile extension, citing $35 million in new valuation for one mile and only $2 million for an 80 square mile second phase. He questions population gains and warns against expanding city limits without solid data.
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Frank Dushick
San Antonio
Antonio
Bushick
Women Love More Than Men The Vitaphone Drama Claim
A nostalgic column critiques the claim that women love more deeply than men, arguing marriage enriches women through the “technique of romance.” It asserts modern wives gain purpose and achievement from marriage, while men show love through work. The piece touts a Vitap hone drama as evidence of life-like romance and urges readers to see the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Elliot Adams
Hardis
Furing
Tim
Marrioze
Peter
Pace
Marrigre
The Gas Bag by Herbert Kaufman
Information is gathered at the car and wasted at the mouth. We learn what a man doesn’t know by listening to him. Chatterers are nuisances, obstructing routine and time, while ramblers talk on until they exhaust listeners. The piece mocks talkative people who ruin opportunities and misread social cues.
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Polk
Flo
Odger
Meiware
Tupec M Company
Ori
Cafe Nouveaen
Perhape
Bostesses
Fifth Avenue
Eads
Alise
Contrast in Portraits of Clemenceau and the Prince of Wales
A vivid scene from Notre Dame shows the Prince of Wales in ceremonial dress beside the ailing aging Clemenceau. The piece highlights Clemenceau's behind the scenes influence in guiding Foch and securing victory. France is said to honor Clemenceau above others born in the last century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Notre Dame
Iman
Clemenceau
George
Foch
England
Hohenzollern
Kaiser
Cloud George
France
KTLA and Hearst Dispatch New Wide World Flight News
The Light and N expands news dissemination with Antonia Light and KTLA as key partners. Hearst organization will deliver exclusive dispatches as KYSA and this newspaper track a notable dirigible voyage approaching the state later this month.
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Antonia Light
KTLA
Hearst
Hoa Pelin
KYSA
Dirigibe
Diary notes on Harlem and Central Park morning scenes
A diary style slice from August 13 1929 describes Harlem druggists and churchgoers, Central Park walkers and vendors, and vivid street scenes. It notes a jazz club night, colorful fashion, footmen with toy boats, and early morning artists near Montmartre Bill with observational humor.
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Central Park
Montmartre Bill
New York
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