Wheeler Opposes Third Roosevelt Term at Mine Workers
Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana told the United Mine Workers convention he personally opposes a third term for President Roosevelt but would support him if nominated. He warned against foreign wars diverting focus from domestic problems and condemned current production restrictions as economic absurdities while urging policies to increase purchasing power for workers and farmers.
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Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
United Mine Workers Convention
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Democratic Party
Europe
Asia
United States
Senator Wheeler
Mr. Roosevelt
Penalizing U S Industry
The piece questions Secretary Hopkins on Japanese American trade relations after the trade treaty expiration. It argues Japan is the United States third best foreign customer and that halting trade would hurt American agriculture and industry, urging continued relations and criticizing tariff reduction policy. It cites Manchukuo trade growth as evidence of Japan buying American products.
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Secretary of
Commerce Hopkins
United States
Hopkins
Japan
Manchukuo
Hull
Barefoot Children in a Democracy sparks debate on shoes
A 2 federal report with a barefooted schoolroom cover faces censure by Miss Katherine Lenroot of the Children's Bureau who tore the covers before distribution. The piece links Whittier and Whittier era childhood to barefoot symbolism, noting changes over time and calling for more and better shoes for all youths.
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Wibel
Katherine Lenroot
Children’s Bureau
Poetic Scense
Republic
Chaildren
White House
Circus
Footwear, Chestnut Tree and Local Life Reflections
By Edwin C Hill the piece blends shoe factory pollution, barefoot boy imagery, and a return of the American chestnut after blight. It muses on technology versus tradition, the village smithy vs garage patronage, and social drift, ending with a nod to Cope’s 1840s copyright and April mischief.
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Temporary Nations
Dinosaur Tyrannosaurus at the New York Natural History Museum
A vivid description of the Dinosaur Tyrannosaurus on display in New York's Natural History Museum. The giant skeleton and fossil evidence illustrate a distant 30 million year old world with towering bones and signs of primeval swamps, climate, and life, challenging the idea that humans could share such a world.
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Natural History Museum
New York
Tyrannosaurus
Message encoding puzzle from periodical page
A fragmented puzzle note asks for three synonyms mapping numbers to words like Wealth Duty Agile Edge and more. The garbled line suggests a magazine page puzzle distributed by King Features Syndicate with a playful riddle about meanings and names.
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Bose
Wealth
Duty
Agile
Edge
Danger
Kingdom
Melody
Incident
Envy
Odd
Nalse W. Belligerent
Virtue A. Clear
Amousement
Ramgat i
King
Be Humble and Proud in the Long Shadow of the Big Boy
In this reflective piece Elsie Robinson argues earth’s history humbled man’s fragile body and inflamed his inner drive. She urges Bill Jones to stay humble before towering achievements yet remain proud of rapid personal ascent and the power of mind to rule sea and sky. The tone blends motivation with a caution against vanity.
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Heavel
Bill Jones
Big Boy
King Fear
Roosevelts labor board plans amid Smith hearings shift
Washington reports Roosevelt aims to reshape the national labor relations board after the Smith hearings. Key figures Ramapeck of Georgia and Cochran of Missouri push the legislative effort while the president weighs replacing Edwin Smith and Madden to temper criticism.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
Ramapeck
Georgia
Cochran
Missouri
Tamils Qoxcaran
Toxic Goiter in Pregnancy Analyzed by Dr Bandesan
A medical summary reviews toxic goiter during pregnancy, its symptoms, and effects on mother and fetus. It cites a study of 1000 pregnant women by Drs Portis and Roth showing 14 cases with nervousness rapid pulse and enlarged thyroid. Treatments include rest sedatives and iodine with surgery reserved for worsening cases. iodine may reduce complication rates when guided by a physician.
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Herman N. Bandesan
King Meas
San Antonio bond vote eyed for up to 5 million
L A Light Files recalls a 1920 San Antonio plan to seek a bond not to exceed 5 million dollars for city projects. Mayor Chambers notes possible cuts to park development funds and the recreation board. Inauguration woes and prohibition era signals frame a city commission’s early 1920s budgeting.
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San Antonio
Sity Commission
C. M. Chambers
Jacob Rubiola
City Recovertion Board
MH. Kier
Young
Crook
Myor C. M. Chambers
Pasqual Ortiz Ruble
Mexico
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