Moley Resignation Seen as Regrettable Loss to U S
The report confirms Assistant Secretary of State Moley resigns amid strain with Secretary Hull over tariff, currency, and European debts. Described as the brain trust member whose practical yet theoretical approach defended American interests. Hearst papers lament his departure from government service.
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Moley
Washington
Department of Justice
State Hall
Hull
America
Hearst
Astaires A Broadway Image From Fame To Society
The piece surveys Fred and Adele Astaire as Broadway icons who transcended stage limits becoming society fixtures. It notes Adele’s marriage to Lord Cavendish and Fred’s to Phyllis Potter, their training with top peers, and a casual glimpse of urban life and cultural milieu.
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New York
Broadway
Fred
Adele Astaire
Omaha
London
Astaire
Adele
Lord Cavendish
Caverdish
Brita
Pred
Phyllis Potter
Astaires
Astaires Astaire
Government vows tougher punishment for kidnappers
Bulletin notes Joseph B. Keenan says federal and state efforts will intensify, with the maximum penalties used where state laws are harsher. He cites progress in 13 major kidnappings since the Lindbergh case, and urges federal supervision to coordinate local police nationwide to curb this crime.
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Joseph B. Keenan
Attormey
Cummings
Missouri
Keenan
Pietro Terards the bootblack who built a fortune
Pietro Terards, longtime bootblack and Grad Centrattahun je News figure, died leaving an estate worth 121,091 dollars. He made his money shined shoes and saved by steady, sensible investing in 14 institutions, avoiding stocks. He is remembered for simple living and quiet prosperity.
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Pietre
Pieten
Pietro
Bicycle Cycle Production Rises Amid Shifts in Sales
Production for bicycles shows a notable increase from the previous year, driven by more adult bicycles including many for women. Tandem manufacture renews after years of rarity, reflecting revived activity in a crowded urban market and concern over riding on sidewalks in busy centers.
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Singer
Pvent
Cifien
Marry Go Round By Helen Rowland
Columnist argues against giving love advice and explains the piece is satire not guidance. She notes that doctors or lawyers may know heart issues or divorces but cannot determine personal happiness, and she aims to amuse rather than prescribe.
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West Seventy-sixth
Helen Rowland
Couriis
Tomorring
Workers Welfare In A 19th Century Factory Visit
Inspecting a New England factory, Dr. Copeland observes improved sanitation ventilation and safety measures. He notes the owner’s emphasis on physical and moral conditions, with careful supervision and a record of accidents nearly eliminated.
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Surreyund
Inga
Geomburnit Pluer
Acadent
Firth Ruerhlee
Alden Daya
Uost Ag
The Chinese Court of Chinatown in New York
A portrait of the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association as a living court in Old Bowery Chinatown. Delegates from Hip Sing and On Leong resolve disputes over rentals and dry cleaning, with cases heard by a blunt clerk and a Chinese courtroom full of smoke. The piece recounts dramatic moments, including a blood oath anecdote, and notes how white courts struggle with foreign legal concepts.
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Supreme Court of
New York
Chinatown
Chinese Gor
Associaton
Tun
Hip Sing
Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association Triuinal Wo
Howe
Supreme Court
Justiee
Poon
New York “Supreme Court
Criminal Courts
Laws Yers
Witnarses
Gleeul
Listen World! By Elsie Robinson warns of a possible last president
The columnist warns that America could crash if citizens abandon a common good and neglect workers. President Roosevelt is praised for facing a harsh winter of unemployment, while warns of doom unless nationwide unity and sacrifice prevail.
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Elsie Robinson
Roosevelt
Rameone
FLD. R
America
Promio
Ife
Uiesemef
San Antonio notes on 1923 and 1914 events
The San Antonio Light columns recount 1923 requests to arrest and retire from public life, and 1914 market chatter about horse prices, tariffs, and the Texas horse trade centering on San Antonio figures and Mexican stock.
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F. &. Scanny
San Antonio
Maveine
Caplldgr
Fin Korrkize
Thwan
Wiite House
Gontidge
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Roy Howard
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Charles R. Barnes
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