Peace, Senate Reform, and National Defense Plan
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines an agenda for unity among English-speaking nations to preserve world peace, implement proportional representation in the Senate, and enforce prompt reapportionment in the House. It calls for a streamlined national defense system under a single Secretary and federal action to abolish illiteracy, plus election timing aligned with presidential inauguration each January after November elections.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Congress
Home Conveniences Demanded Here in San Antonio
A Sunday showing drew about 7000 visitors to a newly opened modern apartment building, underscoring The Light's strong circulation among locals. The event highlighted growing interest among homeowners and renters in home efficiency, modern equipment, and practical comforts to save time and enable outside activities.
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San Antonio
Be Careful Men Apologizes in Court Over Leopard Coat
A man explained in court that he mistook a case for his wife, discovering a strange woman instead. The judge noted no sympathy for wire-brating in the country while chivalry remains central though eroded. The citizen ambled away, while remarks on women’s dress were made.
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Sacramento
Who Pays Tax Question Splits Household Headship
A court or tax ruling addresses who is the head of the house for income tax collections. The decision centers on who pays the tax blanks and who claims the exemption. The result may be a difficult argument for the payer to prove household leadership.
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Kins
Gamebody
Lyle Je
Internal Revenue Departient
Washington
Fragmentary legal note on prohibition sentencing debate
Fragments discuss a fourth offence and the possibility of harsher penalties than a death sentence. The text cites a judge or official debating the sentence and references a prohibition crime. The source language is garbled with unclear names and places.
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Arunre
Grand Pageant of 100 Percent American History
A British Evening Standard feature titled Grand Pageant of 100 Percent American History satirically portrays the United States as it is under a protest against pro-English textbooks. The collection mixes humor with occasional solemn truth, including Dempsey and Tunney tossing bank bills from a car as a critique of money in sport and culture.
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Evening Standard
Thompson
United States
Dempsey
Tunney
Peace and War in America cartoon features relics of liberty
A British cartoon portrays American figures and events from Lincoln to Borah marching behind a dog labeled Idealism, with a Ford Spearmint ride and Leopold and Loeb in a wheelbarrow. It mocks Prohibition, electric chair, Ku Klux Klan, Scopes trial, and Sacco and Vanzetti, while praising American resilience, schools, and opportunity.
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Lincoln
Washington
Senator Borah
Borah
United States
America
Ford
Spearmint
Wrigley
Irving Berlin
Leopold
Loeb
Ma Ferguson
Texas
K.K.K
Electric Chair
Succo
Vanzetti
Sacco
Tennessee
Britain
Europe
Comuntry
Explosion of Planets Explored by a noted scientist
Garrett P. Serviss discusses the idea that celestial bodies may explode near absolute zero. He cites M. rd Klerman’s theory on instability of compressed matter and the possibility that the Moon could blow up under certain cooling, heat loss, and composition conditions.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Mof
RD. Klerman
Schenectady
Brefeveor Kireman
Kleenan
Keen Yu
Kleeman
Shane Ag
Prosecgor Kiveman
Airmund
Mars
Thia
Fileeman
Diana
Halla
Levening
Muibee
Doctor Becomes Teacher in Ideal State
A sermonized piece argues for health teaching at home and in schools, envisioning a future where medical care focuses on prevention. The author laments current ignorance and urges parents and the press to promote health knowledge, predicting doctors becoming part of everyday life only as equipment for prevention.
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Royals
Copeland
Tlin
Tywr
Tna
Best Loved Face Insight From Dr. Crane on Lincoln
The essay extols Abraham Lincoln as the best loved face not for beauty but for soul and virtues. It contrasts Lincoln with Napoleon and Greek ideal, praising honesty kindness and steadfastness as enduring ideals for America and youth.
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Frank Crane
Abraham Lincoln
Tie
Lincoln
Alwiyn
Napoleon Ie
Ax Goll
Amerie
Abraham Dincolo
Ike
America
George Woabington
Abraham Tencoin
Theodore Thanevalt
Calvin Coolidge
Nowcandal
Chaning Calors
Capyrleht
Malvern Hameynperaye
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Wen
Denney
RANK
Erulinal
Ford Tr Spearmint
Irving Blakin
Fife
Christmea
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