Hearst Papers list world peace and constitutional reforms
The Hearst Papers advocate equal basis English speaking unity to preserve world peace with no minority representation in foreign leagues, proportional Senate representation, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, illiteracy abolition, presidential and congressional installation in January, a federal sales tax, a 13 month calendar with four week months, a Nicaragua Canal, and acquisition of French and English West Indies as debt settlement.
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United States Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United Under
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Anti-Saloon League pressure on Hoover over Foran case gains pace
A letter from Rev. James K. Shields of New Jersey accuses President Hoover of yielding to anti saloon league demands to fire Colonel Arthur F. Foran, comptroller of customs in New York. The piece claims undercover agents and raids targeted Foran’s New Jersey hunting lodge, while denying any liquor was found, and critics urge the president to resist private enforcement by the league’s agents.
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Hie
Anti-Saloon League
Arthur F. Foran
Port
New York
Colonel Foran
New Jersey
James K. Shields
Anticles Ragus
Hoover
Shields
Harold Nadel
Jersey Hills
Nadel
Jersey
Reid
Prohibition
U. S
Tnadel
Foran
Rev
Washington
United States
Napeak
Days of Grace in City Stop Sign War
The article notes no formal armistice in the ongoing stop sign dispute. Commissioner Wright enforces the ordinance for traffic ease while Judge Dave Watson fines motorists not strictly obeying it. The conflict, tied to codifying city ordinances, may continue until reforms are enacted as promised.
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Wright
Dave Watson
New York’s Theater World Aces and Eccentrics in Fragments
A vivid panorama of New York entertainers and media figures from early to modern eras. Highlighted are actors, editors, publishers, novelists, and artists like Michelangelo, Faith Baldels, Fontaine Fox, Aubrey Eads, Jane Dixon, McCall’s editor Otis Weiss, and others. The piece sketches theaters, street life, and retail scenes, naming venues and personalities in a bustling collage.
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Alfred Feeuh
Lima
Olty
Mobic
Red
Sellow Baruch
Newales
Gitcher Potper
Fannie Kilbourns
Fontaine Fox
Aubrey
Aucck
Jane Dixon
S Park Tow
West Point Army
E. Harris
Icha RB
Kennedy
Tamen Wolfe
Kansa
Subway Gratt
Otis Weiss
McCall
Montana
Maybelle Manning
A. Hulke
Haberdasher
Don Clarke
Park Row
New Yorker Tricks and Crude Notices in a Humble Busy Street
A 1950 McNault Aynine piece exposes colorful con men in New York. Vergnone Dooner and EB M Smythe run slick schemes at an old Broadrey address, selling defunct issues and papering dens. The piece riffs on window displays, doubles, and social chatter, ending with a quip about elusive dinner invitations.
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Murer
Blue Sky
Dole
Broadrey
EB. M. Smythe
Heida
Br McNaueit Aynine
Rat bag of life forms ends with Lingula as senior genus
The text surveys animal phyla from nemertine worms to brachiopods and polyzoa, noting their forms, habitats, and novelty. It highlights notiferans, polyzoa, and lingula as a long-lived genus, with emphasis on microscopic appeal and ecological roles, then hints at further continuation next Monday.
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Mloor
Abrogbier
World of Life
Dolly Glaus and the hidden strength of a California mother
A damaged, verses-like tale recounts Dolly Glaus, a blind beauty shop owner in Sondrm California, and the family’s ache as her mother endures heartache while Dolly and her guide work through hardship. The piece reflects on resilience, care, and a community’s quiet support across a stark moral landscape.
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Dolly Glaus
Dolly
Sondrm
Calif
Milex
Catifornig Ranch
Boxing Roundup Night Echoes scattered bouts in Midwest and West
A garbled list of boxing match results shows multiple fighters from cities like Chicago Cleveland Detroit and San Francisco. Notable bouts include Joey Phalen knocking out Sergeant Ray Mieleck and Frankie Campbell drawing with Francino in a 19 round contested match. Crowd reaction largely favored Murdock despite a late rally by others.
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Iandi Salle
Chicago
Tor Coffman Thuffalu
X.Y
Jackie Hammer
Cleveland
Detroit
Verry Roth
Brooklyn
Outpointer
Pele Eizon
Cedar Shipids
Jowa
Jack’ Me Carthy
Hicake
Young Hatching Xalson
Wutterloo
Towa
Omicha
Joey Phalen
Uniti
Calif Bert S
Mexico
Franciney
Fan Francino
Eilie Murdock
Thana
Okla
Frankie Stetson
San Francisco
Stelvere
Eddig Trax
Murdock
28 Nations Listed for Davis Cup Draw
Paris reports 28 nations entered the Davis Cup draw with the United States Mexico and Canada among early entrants. The piece notes officials and past champions, including mentions of Davis Cup figures and a contentious journey episode involving a golfer and a coach, reflecting event preparations and organizational aims.
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Paris
Musketeera
France
United States
Mhba
México
Road to Utopia and the Amended Tone of Public Debate
A fragmented editorial style piece critiques radicalism and police tolerance in public discourse. It references Jobe Bull, J. Vernon Dixon, and local golf scoring notes while commenting on societal reforms such as income taxes, worker partnerships, and social welfare programs amid a broader Utopian critique. The text blends political rhetoric with stray sports and local figures, reflecting a period voice.
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New York
Fyde Park
Lonton
Jobe
Britain
United States
Absa
Pp Hogan
Young Fort Ware
Vernon Dixon
Girng
QDS HALTS FILIPINO BOUT IN CALIFORNIA
In San Francisco on February 1 to 4 Filipino boxers were barred from appearing in the ring by a presidential order from an official fearing racial riots. State boxing chief James Woods canceled a bout at Central, barred Filipino fighters like Bellahan and Rocks, and ordered no Filipino boxers at Hellsville after a reported sequestering charge.
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Nan Francisco
Fl Centra
Eilisenk
Watronville
Calif
James Woods
Feis
Kid Bellahan
Filiping
Kid Rocks
Woods
Tallahan
Praveley
Centra
Woodsport
Hellswoll
Toung Cur Oro
Tammy Ariner
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