Hearst Papers List of Proposed National Reforms
The Hearst papers present a nine item program including parity for English speaking peoples to preserve peace with no minority representation in foreign leagues, proportional Senate representation, separate defense departments under a National Defense Secretary, aggressive literacy efforts, January installation of President and Congress, a federal sales tax to reduce other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with four week months and Saturday holidays, Nicaragua Canal construction, and the acquisition of the French and English West Indies as debt settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Relieving Congestion In Federal Prisons
A special House committee urges extending the federal probation system to ease prison crowding. The plan, backed by President Hoover, argues probation could cut costs and rehabilitate inmates. Prison population has risen about 10 percent annually, prompting urgent action across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Monver
S and
Caperts
Federal Judicial District
Hoover
Fragmented historical note on revolutions and civil strife
A garbled historical fragment discusses revolutions and civil conflict with scattered phrases about arrests, pacifist warnings, and a museum scene. It mentions threats, civil war, and a cryptic reference to a district museum display, with unclear names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Trict
Agi
Comfort's Jubilee Weeps Over Community Pain
A fragmented tribute recalls Comfort’s Jubilee and the neighborhood’s loss as the community mourns recent tragedies. The piece laments strained spirits, aching hearts, and the need for compassionate hands among residents and local groups working to ease sorrow.
Newton's Library auction tailed by famed scientist notes
An eccentric tale of Newton’s library once housed in an Oxfordshire manor heads to auction. Eight hundred and sixty volumes, browsed by the greatest physicists of the era, fetch high bids as a vast Enlightenment collection goes to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issac Newton
Oxfordshire
Teeta
Funda
Newton
Pithagoras
Aristotle
Seneca
Matent
Alfien Recorda
Old Sale Rowe
Ative
Alere
Iran
McCramick
Mall of Fame
Vaudeville Figures Pop Up In City Gossip Column
A lively, fragmented rundown sketches entertainers and social media era impresarios. It names Tryin S Cobb Dorothy Parker Arthur Deegar Wilson Mizner and Harold Swore among others while noting fashion, cigarettes, and a Slowfox dance craze. A Kansas town welcome trip reveals a city life transplant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuy
Finch Weason
Etnge
Tryin S. Cobb
Will Rogers
Thom
Rama
Los Angeles
Fenny Ward
Mnle
Fanny Werd
Buge Baer
Craoke
Broadway
Sullivan
Abarp
Dorothy Parker
Algonquin
Arthur Deegar
Holliwort
Wilson Mizner
Grant Clarke
Picture of Marshal Foch in Death Cartoon Cries Duty
A captioned illustration from Amsterdam De Telegraaf shows Marshal Foch dying and dropping his baton as France supports him. The cartoonist Teuwis Taemaekers is praised for stirring wartime attention. The piece extols noble death for country and the value of public service, teachers, and dedicated effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Foch
France
Amsterdam de Tele~ Graaf
Tewis Taemaekers
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Hearst Papers Advocate
Pathe
Comer
Daguette
Nelson Harding
Scorn
Earth
Moon
America
Ead
Frank Waldo
Aterita
Sats Ie Ie
Sahara
Poland
Egypt
Mare Tontort
Harries
Frank
Péare
Joner
Franky
Costfort
Homfort
Anita Gom- Hotee
POLK
Easant
Ian
Porver
2Y Royal S
Pepe
Leonie
Dnet
Mente
Newton’s Library
Herbert Kaufman
Congrimay Tam Tally Mirror
Herbert Was
Herbert Bayard
London
Hime
Tifth
Madison Avenues
Strand
Trollyresod
New York
Kansas
Thal
Jobin ‘McCormack
Eran
McCormack
Bar Aarbor
Maine
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