Hearst Papers Advocate Reform Agenda Proposal
A compilation of progressive proposals including an English-speaking peacemaking alliance, proportional Senate representation with at least two senators per state, prompt reapportionment, a unified Department of National Defense, federal action to abolish illiteracy under Education, November congressional elections, and a January installation and inauguration schedule. It also calls for a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a 13 month calendar, and the Nicaragua canal as a dual-use project.
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Morrow Chosen to Remain Ambassador to Mexico
President elect Hoover keeps Dwight W. Morrow as ambassador to Mexico for another year. The move sustains improving U S Mexico relations and avoids disrupting delicate negotiations with Calles Portes Gil. Lincoln's warning against swapping horses midstream cited as rationale for continuity.
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New Jersey
Mexico
United States
Rio Grande
Coolidge
Mosrow
Mexico City
Morrow
Congress
Ambassador Morrow
Calles
Portes Gil
Hoover
Aforrow
Teaver
Abraham Lincoln
Soil factors influence irrigation in Arkansas Valley Colorado
United States Department of Agriculture reports soil studies in the Arkansas Valley Colorado show no need for pessimism about future fruitfulness of irrigated areas. The circular Soil Factors Influencing Crop Production in the Arkansas Valley Colorado discusses concerns like humus depletion alkali in irrigation and seepage.
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Texas
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Colorado
United States Department of Agriculture
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Arkansas Valley
Wobbling of Earth by Garrett P Serviss
Astronomer Garrett P Serviss explains a daily earth wobble called the variation of latitude. The axis stays fixed in space while the planet moves, causing tiny shifts measured as up to about 10 feet on the surface. New observations link latitude variation to the Moon’s position, with several plausible causes discussed.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Bees Maiter
Moullon
Earth
Oberver
Hasta
Scetzon
Gaithersburg
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Harvard
Naval Observatory
Wasington
Leohiyes
Pension
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Kittel
Ima
Dysentery in Winter Risks and Causes Explored
Royal S. Copeland, M B discusses the spread of dysentery in cold weather, noting weather weakens vitality and food contamination as common factors. He outlines two forms, surveys diagnosis, and cites water and food contamination via dirty hands as primary transmission routes, with ongoing U S government research on prevention and control.
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Royal S. Copeland, M.B
Feature Aerv., Inc
Gourat
France
Diel
Klis
Hee
Unite
Repartee Party Mity Chiinip-dhere Event Causes Stir
A fragmented report outlines a political gathering described with garbled names and dates. It notes attendees including Mr. Daghnin and mentions a smashing hay scene and a wife present. Details are unclear but party prominence and tension are implied.
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Mity Chiinip
Daghnin
Bonehead Brothers: Seee Book-He pushed oxt ahead of the speediig train
A fragmented report describes a disoriented act near a moving train. The text preserves limited names and places but remains largely unclear about who acted and what occurred, offering only a rough glimpse of a dangerous incident without concrete details.
Fashion and monarchy lore cross borders in chaotic flash
A sprawling, error riddled meditation mixes fashion, royalty, and geopolitics. It lampoons European rulers and exiled royals, hints at Afghan affairs, Mussolini, and looming dynastic shifts while lamenting modern materialism and evolving wealth, power, and inheritance in a jittery early twentieth century tone.
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Che Afehan
Umeer
Afghanistan
Germany
Austria
Russia
China
Bersin
Egypt
Turkey
Portugal
Greece
Montenegro
Sabul
Italy
Spain
Mussolini
Vincon Rivera
Alexander
Jugualieia
Trumpin
Albani
Imab
Jomier
Positiui
Maxurg
Tunney Mystery and Paris Reverie in Foreign Leg
Gene Tunney and wife meet for tea in London, then Venice, planning to stay abroad through autumn. The article contrasts Paris mood and crowd life with Tunney’s private invasion by press, noting his discontent with public scrutiny and future plans to spend years abroad.
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Paris
Gene Tunney
Todas
George
Antes
Wiltz
Champion
Nis
London
Pavia
Venice
America
Tiney
Indlatea Villa
Italy
Mrk
Kinney
Wally Lauder
Fila
Cuy
Chia
Dempacy
Dempavy
Pannoy
New York
Elreuth
Bucolic Press reports on court case involving three children
A garbled notice from Bucolic Press describes a court proceeding involving three children named in weak, unclear terms. The fragment mentions individuals or factions and references a legal action, with no clear dates, places, or outcomes. Details remain unreadable.
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