Senate Seeks Answers on U S Marines in Nicaragua
The Senate, echoing past Hearst editorials, votes to demand State Department exchanges over U S Marines in Nicaragua since 1928. It cites repeated killings and questions whether Hoover policy differs from Coolidge by keeping Marines as local police and delaying a native national guard.
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Hearst
United States Senate
Nicaragua
Moncada
Senate
Johnson
California
Tiapon
Department of State
Coolidge
National Guard
Hoover Ministration
Hoover Administration
Hoover
U S Railroads Should Link With U S Ship Lines
A Hearst editorial argues for tying American railroads to U S steamship lines to create an all American transportation system. It proposes railroads take financial stakes in domestic ship operators to direct export traffic, offset higher U S ship costs with subsidies, and build a global merchant marine backed by major rail firms like New York Central and Pennsylvania.
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Hearst
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
American Steamship Lines
New York Central
Pennsylvans
Dollar, Munson and Chapman
Prest
Broadway at Night Describes a Sleepless City Scene
A vivid all night scene in a sandwich shop and streets near Broadway shows a mix of tired patrons, a crying girl, sleepwalkers to the subway, policemen, and dawn light. It notes fashion, social types, and mood, with mentions of Russian actor casting and a gigolo on ships and in Paris.
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Lindy’s
Braan Sien
Lmouaioe
Broadway
Bodom
Wallatreet
Mandala
Paris
Tusteud
Ardor
Flat Feet Aguide to Prevention and Exercise
An article from the Newspaper Pasture Service outlines flat feet as aMuscle underdevelopment issue caused by poor posture and tight shoes. It recommends simple foot and leg exercises, proper broad shoes, and walking with correct posture to strengthen arches and reduce pain.
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Cannes
Simage
Newspaper Pasture Service, Inc
Oklahoma governor Bill Murray sworn in at Gunter Hotel
A note recounts Joel Ware and the Old Trail Drivers era in West Texas and Oklahoma. It notes Bill Murray being sworn in as Oklahoma governor on January 12, with a colorful tale of his return from a distant South American ranch to lead and settle his home region.
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Joel
Warren
Edinburg
Dodge City
Tacci
Tatéle
Joel Ware
Coleman
George Saunders
Gunter Hotel
Bill Murray
Oklahoma
Sis Old
Bill Murrey
The
Trails
South America
Géta
Bale
Trails and Bull Murray Impeachment Era Echoes in Dallan
By Harry Williams recounts a past political scene with Trails, Bull Murray, and local figures like Ben Cabell. The piece recalls campaigns, introductions, and town politics, noting old ties to San Antonio and lineage of notable residents and editors amid strong regional rhetoric.
Listen World! A tribute to Mother Jones by Elsie Robinson
The piece discusses living beyond self and helping others through adversity. It reflects on Mother Jones and how personal tragedy can broaden a life, urging readers to reach into life and aid others rather than be paralyzed by sorrow. It cites Mother Jones’s losses and resilience, portraying crafting a wider life from hardship.
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Mother Jones
Dutale
King Peas
Bride enters with Keepy as gift taker in bucolic affair
A bucolic wedding scene centers on the bride entering the ceremony with Mr. Keepy acting as gift taker. Mel is noted in the brief description, suggesting a small, intimate event described in lighthearted terms.
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Mr. Keepy
Mel
Do You Know Monthly Humidity Peak in May in San Antonio
Do You Know reveals that San Antonio experiences its highest monthly humidity in May, with data indicates humidity levels peak during late spring. The note highlights May as the most humid period for the city.
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San Antonio
Marry-Go-Round by Helen Rowland
A mid Victorian ideal clashes with modern fears as Rowland argues women fear marriage more than risk, challenging cautious lovers to embrace love over safety. The piece contrasts bold adventures with cautious vows, urging genuine commitment over perpetual doubt.
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Helen Rowland
Young Politicians Advised by Coolidge
Northampton January 18 A letter to the editor urges young men starting public careers to rely on courage and diligent study rather than chasing publicity. It quotes Calvin Coolidge advising future legislators to study history, avoid artificial notoriety, and focus on right actions today to win tomorrow's power.
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Stata Lex- Glatares
Massactor
Polidbal Ffs
Wen
Calvin Coolidge
Fapaper
Brkdlouty
Mr. Caotidga
San Antonio
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Cole
Gallipolis
New York
Port India Dock
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Colunming
Will Yaneh Jostan
WeNarwht Byn., Inc
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Copeland
Texas
Governor Bay
Bie
Harry Williams
Mays
Bul Murrey
Dll Murray
Charlie Huckelew
Auch
B. Murray
Murray
Bill
Bim
Ben Cabel
Dallan
San Anioinio
C. P. Cabell
Brooke Field
Ben Cabell
Jong
Goforada
McLemore
Han Antonio
Cabell
Massidhl
Elsie Robinson
Bucolic Press
Rick
Macriage
Jove
Fihe
Tove
Ikers
Thala
Thor
Gemble
Copwright
Kine Teas
Northampton
Lopytiaht
McClure
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