Opening Up New Wealth Through Mineral Lands Bill
National House passes a bill to lease vast western mineral lands totaling about 1.1 billion acres, including 77.0 million acres of public land and 35.0 million acres of coal land. Proponents say royalties create government revenue and spur wealth, jobs, and social development while advancing resource conservation. The measure moves to the Senate for approval.
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National House of Representatives
Asmuch
Texas
Ile
United States
Senate
Ignoring Opportunity in Public Welfare Debates
The text argues that a businessman's hesitation to act when offered funds freely harms public welfare. It says money often lies idle in state affairs due to lack of initiative, hindering projects meant to aid the public. The piece questions whether such inertia truly occurs in notable cases and what motivates such inaction.
Road funds and delays halt Texas road plans in reconstruction period
Federal relief for road building totals 34 million dollars with a broader 48.5 million appropriation, yet only 64 Texas projects totaling 992.53 miles have federal approval at a cost of 6,968,494.45 with 2,923,257.88 funded by the federal share. Officials warn delays and high costs threaten prosperity and wage stability as wheat harvest approaches.
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Congress
Aimani
Treasuy
Washington
Texas
Vljera
Controversy Over Wheat Crop Control by the President
The piece argues the essential issue is who administers wheat crop controls, not possible benefits. It discusses delay in defining the central food administration, potential transfer to Agriculture, or to a railroad corporation, and the need for swift, stable action to prevent market disruption.
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Congress
Roblem
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Matty Wudiness
Arain Corporation
Schod Arch
Organizing for Peace and War's Enduring Habit
A long argument on how duelling faded and war may follow a similar arc through the League of Nations. The piece links altering public opinion, legal constraints, and constitutional foresight to reduce war as a social habit, arguing that peace depends on changing mindsets as much as formal treaties.
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United States
League of Nations
League
Eurpe
Milt Collins At The Mujes Le Theater Show
A fragmentary theater listing highlights Milt Collins the famed smonulogist in Ko Patylut with other acts including Alls Muskoyd flag dancers and a musical comedy program featuring Jack Chin Victor Kalta Blanch Boone Ang Mighell and Bert Marie among performers.
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Milt Collins
Milt Collin
Collie
Sien
Oper
Bert Marie
Gociety Ygarly
de Inge
Nowte Kelley
Dublin
Nila
Film Attractions at Majestic Theater Review
The program features The Greatest Ming by Life and Tutulerance among its big draws this week. Ray and Dorothy Ballon headline, with The Lwa Brides and Visit Lat Mange also on view. Promotional work by Re V lin Neil lists Edmund Lowe as a rising lead in a rugged adventure format.
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Leon
BeNuety
Prida Clairles
Ray
Goud
Lin Cavalieri
Lwa
Dorothy Daltore
Pearl
Mange
Cearl
Cheuler
Dorothy Ballon
Thomas H. Tacs Studios
HH van Zan
OL Gardne’ Sullivan
Re Vlin Neil
Edmund Lowe
Fragmented OCR Note on Speech and Perception
A garbled excerpt discusses social perception and misinterpretations of men and women. It mentions difficulty of communication, an attempt at a good upbringing, and vague references to crony influence and fear. Specific names, places, or dates are not present.
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Ty Howe
Mesieas
Persia
Geough W. Stuumr
Tinse Hospital
Chup
Exgie Dass
Voxas
Lumlon Timen Servier
Koouial
Tie Blan
Klignon
Dumuien
Dan
Cental Aimerica
Kingston
Tella
Burace
Nee United Meat Company
Ek Bows del Tova
Crate Riews
Divensis
Cyne
Strikers Collision With Central America Reaches Kingston
Report from Kingston describes widespread unrest and clashes involving laborers and authorities after a prolonged dispute. The scene includes protests, arrests, and disruptions to local industry as workers seek wage and safety concessions amid a broader political tension.
Fragmented Liberty Letter Reacts to Prohibition Debates
Readers weigh in on the wet and dry issue, recalling Revolutionary War ancestors and opposing newer anti tobacco and dry laws. The letter expresses anger at perceived oppression and cites political reforms aiming to exclude others, with locals questioning enforcement, race, and labor policies.
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Arden
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