No Setup Possible in Crime War
The piece argues for a continuous drive against criminal elements in the population as Lindbergh’s departure highlights failures in law enforcement. It criticizes Congress and lax federal support for the FBI, noting inadequate appropriations and deportation resistance by the Labor Department, while urging adequate funding and organization to combat crime and communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindberghs
United States
Hearst
Lindbergh
Congress
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Labor
Landon Portraits and Pro-States War on Crime
The piece presents Alf M Landon as a capable American with vigor and honesty. It argues crime must draw strength from state roots and urges citizens to support strong state constabularies while praising Landons record as Kansas governor. It highlights his fiscal restraint, commitment to education, and view of national unity through state action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Canadian Mounted Police
Landon
Kansas
Tie
Hunt Holmes
Governor Landon
White House
Landen Junk
United States
Fragmented musings of a literary salon crowd
A scattered column reviews writers and actors including Harpo Marx George Bernard Shaw and Stan notes on politics and theatre. It references Clifton Fadiman and Clifford Odets denying Communist ties and jests about editors and reporters in a late 1920s style cadence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bernard Shaw
New York
William Allen White
Brize
Clifton Fadiman
Communist Party
Fadiman
Clifford Odets
McNaucht Syut
Listen World Allegiance Oath Sparks Debate in Schools
A column by Elsie Robinson argues against forcing teachers and students to recite loyalty oaths. It defends freedom of conscience, notes the ideal of loyalty as learned, and questions the push for compulsory allegiance in American schools amid wider anti oath sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
America
Litbes
Mab
Toningrott
Tiny
King Peas, Syn, Inc
Abnormal Fatigue and Neurasthenia Revealed by Copeland
Doctor Royal S. Copeland outlines neurasthenia a purely imaginary illness he notes is a functional nervous disorder with abnormal fatigue memory lapses irritability and insomnia symptoms vary by age and class. He recommends proper medical exam nutrition fresh air sunlight and a balanced diet with limited stimulants to ward off fatigue and restore health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S. Copeland
M. D
January 11 1926 Woman's auxiliary president elected
From the files of January 11 1926 Mrs B Ifschmuck was elected president of the Woman's auxiliary of the Travelers' Protective Association Other offices include Mes D Bourland vice president Mrs Pay Rochs secretary treasurer and Mesdames George P Humelb 2 F Kteln and J Tau directors The note also references San Antonio musicians and a 1918 item about delays in a throne event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Ifschmuck
Travelers’ Protective Association
Mes. D. Bourland
Pay Rochs
George P.humelb
F. Kteln
J. Tau
Airectora
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San Antonio
Tex
Alf M. Landon
Whitker
Topeka
Brad New
O, McIntyre
Stark Young
Boston
Diminy Hutsey
England
Che Bubhub
Lillian Russell
Tower Broadway
Nazinvoya
Kin Hubbart
Romitry Hotel
Raymond Dickson
Harpo Marx
Bruse
Frank Norris
Colin Chive
Fawlilay
Indy
Welington Cross
Henley
Wanaghay
George Abbot
Fhit Dunning
Ina Claire
Batten
Barton
Durstine
Osborne
Les
Charlie Chaplin
Jay
Holse
Jack Benny
Fitny Kelly
James Farley
Joan Blondel
John Siddall
Japan
California
Harry Barton
James Cagney
Mark
Theodore Dresser
Sime Sitgernan
Syd
Rube Goldbere
Elsie Robinson
Melody
R. & Atchison
The
San Antonio Musicians' Union
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