Politicians and Crime: Hoover’s Warning on U S Disorder
A bold critique argues crime thrives through political rings and corruption. It cites J Edgar Hoover's assessment that criminal influence exceeds courts in power, urging public demand for stern pledges from candidates to treat criminals as criminals and root politics from law enforcement.
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America
Liversian
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Universal Service
Times
United States
Retter
Mr. Hoover
Hooger
The Unceasing Quest to Reform Public Revenue
The Citizen's Job argues against new taxes and urges economies in public spending. It cites Wisconsin's executive director and Mr Reynolds urging accountability, stating taxpayers are stockholders in government and deserve efficient stewardship like private enterprises.
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Ciit
Alliance
Wisconsin
Mr. Reynolds
Senator Shortridge to McAdoo Highlight Lincoln Era Style
A fragmentary reminiscence contrasts Senator Samuel M. Shortridge and Senator McAdoo with older congressmen. The piece recalls ornate wardrobes, theatrical manner, beard-draped members, tobacco, whisky, and vivid gallery scenes, evoking a vanished era of personalized statesmanship in Washington.
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Samuel M. Shortridge
California
McAdoo
United States Senate
Tali
Senator Shortridge
Washington
Visiting Congress Views On Democracy And Character
Edwin C Hill reflects on his Washington visit praising higher public conduct and competence in modern Congress. He contrasts relaxed old vitality with today’s earnest committee work, noting a shift from boisterous displays to diligent, modest governance amid democratic ideals.
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Congress
Ty Konie Fess
Constitution Periled By Williams Jr Signh Proposals
A failing trend in the administration pushes for drastic constitutional changes. Senators and representatives advocate conventions or major amendments to rewrite the organic law, with Roosevelt allied figures urging special paths to constitutional revision. Perkins and cabinet aides tilt further by altering naturalization tests to ease aliens toward citizenship and to justify broader reform despite Supreme Court rulings.
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James T. Williams Jr
United States
Congress
Wil
Tugwell
Ir. Wallace
Ickes
Rootevoit
Supreme Court
Bass
Perkins
Ancy
Listen World Faithful gesture amid Christmas sting
A reflective essay argues that faith is risky yet vital as a generous act. It contrasts naive giving with steadfast belief in others, suggesting true faith endures disappointments and yields personal growth despite costs and skepticism.
Notable Figures in Theater Life and Public Rumors
A fragmented portrait of O Gives, theater columns, and society figures. References to Charles Laughton Leslie Howard Chaplin and Colin Clive blend with notes on New York journalistic personas, Paris anecdotes, and a veteran dog trainer Charles DeCamo. The piece surveys theatrical culture, celebrity personalities, and emerging authors while weaving in social commentary from early 20th century circles.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Lucius Besbe
Richard Harding Davis
Ed Hill
Davis
Sutton Place
Broadway
Heryard
Europe
Frank Grawninshield
Key Cities
Footares
Middle-Age Pension Club letter urges big scheme
A spoof missive mocks Dr Townsend and the Old Age Pension plan, proposing a rival Middle-Age Pension Club offering $1000 per month. It claims a group of Norman and Mabel supporters plan rapid growth, promises a meeting to form a club, and teases Congress support as a joke. The letter humorously criticizes age-based policies and envisions a nationwide movement.
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Townsend
Wash
D. c
Mabel Axe
Club
Tégur
Mabel
Dr. Townsend
Toomsend
NiddiccAeo Prasinn
Norman
Prem
Wite
Tracing Asthma By Royal A Far View on Allergy
An article describes asthma as an extraordinary illness linked to allergy. It explains how hay fever and asthma share sensitivity to certain proteins, often from dairy, and notes asthma typically begins in adulthood or early life with breathing difficulties and prolonged attacks.
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Peland
M. D. Wes
Ten and Twenty Years Ago Brightens Maltz Avenue High
A fragment notes Edward Mireles of the Maltz Avenue High School advertising staff selling over $60 weekly advertising for Tillistche weekly. It mentions 200,000 Rotary club adverts distributed, with J Frank Davis dispersing them as widely as possible.
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Edward Mireles
Tillistche
Maltz Avenue High School
Rotary Clit
J. Frank Davis
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