Communist Ideals and Violent Revolution Promoted by Communists
Excerpts from 1928 Comintern program and 1929 Stalin address advocate violent overthrow and dictatorship of the proletariat. Text cites Lenin and Bolshevik aims to organize revolutionary cadres for mass class struggle and dismantling capitalist state machinery. Includes references to Bolshevik leadership and the aim of destroying the traditional social order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenin
Proletariat
Stalin
The
Commintern of the Communists' Internationale
Moscow
Judge McCrory Urges Indictments in Slot Machine Case
Judge McCrory in a plain spoken charge to the grand jury urged indictments against slot machine exhibitors and operators in San Antonio. He called them robbers preying on the public and pressed for stiff enforcement, noting mint vending and race bookies as targets and suggesting reforms to place violations in misdemeanor or felony categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Bexar County
Criminal District Court
W. W. McCrors
McCrory
Preparedness for Peace and War Posed by Pope Pius XI
The pope urges international peace and argues that national readiness is the best safeguard. He notes that American wars stem from unpreparedness and would yield fewer losses if the country faced facts and prepared for defense, stating safety has a price and nations must pay it to avoid greater sacrifices later.
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America
Life and Death Ray Prompts New War Nerve
British scientists announce a discovered ray with both life and death powers. Ultra short waves could kill instantly if powerful enough, while bacteria can be destroyed or amplified by the same ray. Research seeks if this dual power could affect humans too, hinting at future countermeasures in warfare.
Anger, Tears, and Death in a London Hanging Tale
The controversial report reflects on a recent English hanging, portraying a frail middle aged woman who poisoned her husband after years of a cooling marriage. It questions societal cruelty, gendered expectations, and the public’s response as crowds kneel outside the execution.
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England
Traffic Cop Emerges From Busy Intersection Savvy
Ten and twenty years ago Eugene Hall a Western Union messenger directed Travis St Marys street traffic during peak hours, keeping cars from jams when the congested corner stalled. A new real estate firm A C Dauchy Co. begins operations with officers A C Dauchy president J G Traving VP and Harry L Miller secretary. Trevino heirs receive a vast estate and wealth, with his wife the granddaughter of Garza Henetiz, together valued in the tens of millions.
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Eugene Hall
Western Union
Travis-St. Mary's
Pe-Ace
Hart
A. C. Dauchy Company
A. C. Dauchy
J. G. Traving
Treving
Garza Henetiz
Fingerprints and the rise of dactyloscopy in policing
A historical overview traces fingerprinting from ancient China to modern law enforcement. It highlights Herschel and Henry in formalizing the method, the 40 billion chance of identical prints, and the 1928 Colorado bank raid link where fingerprints led to Jake Fleagle and his kin.
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Edward Richard Henry
Sealand Yard
William Hershel
India
George Dougherty
Pinkerton
New York City
Joseph Faurot
Bertillon
Joe
Sir Edward Henry
Dougherty
Scotland Yard
America
Washington
Department of Justice
Prinea
Guiifornia
Secords
Bureau of Inestination
Jake Fleagle
First National Bank of
Samar
Colo
Dr. Wineinger
Dighton
Kane
Jake
Kine Fess
Syd
Tae
New York's Young Marrieds Shift From Palace Scene to Somerset
A portrait of John Hay Whitney and Liz amid New York street life, as actors and socialites drift between the Palace stage entrance and the Somerset Hotel, discussing fate and fleeting fame. The piece traces their circle to Hollywood, Tankly’s Antiqua, Baxter Street calligraphists, and a fading Broadway era, with cameo memories of Delmonico's and Times Square.
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D. C
New York
Palace
Somerset
Ma Gerson
Clganette
Nanter
Ham
Mos
Cain
Manhattan
John Hay Whitneys
Jock
Liz
Fach
Hore Sey
Whitney
Theatrica
Peter Arno
Hollywood
Ars
Donald Ogden Stewart
Robert ©. Benchley
Health Tests By Royal S Copeland M D
Health experts advise regular urine analysis to detect kidney disease early. Kidney function is central to waste removal. double annual checks help prevent serious illness, especially for those with heart or diabetes issues, high blood pressure, or other conditions. Public health emphasis urges visits to doctors for a complete kidney, heart, and lung checkup.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
King Peas
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland reflects on marriage
A fragment from Helen Rowland humorously examines male and female marriage dynamics. It notes husbands’ constant routines, women’s work, and social pressure to marry. The piece hints at vanity, affection, infidelity, and the cycle of romance and routine in married life.
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Helen Rowland
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Iwlisa
SAS
Soviet Russia
Russia
Pius XI
Iwan of Arc
Pamenid Satrates
Ate Linco
Elsie Robinson
Jess
Nazareth
San Jose
Calif
Ms Hour of
Kong Feas
Syn
John H. Bickelt
Edwi
Christ
Marcello Malbright
Hooghly
Bengal
Wiliam
United States
John Doe
John Dee
Richard C. Patterson
Correction
Municiparty
C. Hil
Jean Purkinje
University of Restau
Sir Edward
Franklin Street
Frankfort
Walt
Baxter Street
Joe Wendell
Fifth Avenue
Avenue
Sher Delmonico
Broadway
Rose O'Neill
Billy Beaman
Hy Morgan
A.C. Blumenthal
Zane Greg
Harry
Jane
McNaught Synd
Reno Ruth
Omer
Id Gil
Sport
Sony
Kine Kena
Sag Ir
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