Hearst Papers list political and military reforms proposed
The Hearst Papers advocate broad reforms including universal friendly stance with all nations, proportional Senate representation, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, federal action to abolish illiteracy, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with Saturday holidays, a Nicaragua Canal for trade and defense, and acquiring the French and English West Indies as part payment of US debt.
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George Washington
United States Senate
Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Indecent Haste Over London Naval Treaty Debate
Senator Moses from New Hampshire protests the indecent haste to ratify the London naval treaty. The article argues the committee on foreign relations lacked access to correspondence for proper scrutiny and that weeks of study are needed to grasp its articles and consequences. It warns against rushing to cloture without full discussion.
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Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Pe Keene
Hing
Local Texan Trails Tales and Political Voices Echoed
The article recalls Horcs Stiei Onie’s son amid horse and cattle country in Milam and Kerr counties. It notes a meeting for Milam home demonstration and reflects on a veteran cowman, Walter, and Cowley. It mentions a Kerrville parade for James Stephen Elex’s governor win amid colorful local lore.
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Kerrville
Velebsati
James Stephen Elex
Have You Wondered How Policing Clubs Are Made Today
An exclusive interview outlines the creation of police clubs with remarks from a Casper blimp and a veteran carver. The piece mentions a 40 year span and references a variety of oddities and local team names.
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ABS
Casper Blimp
Cigar Boom Promises Prosperity Through Smoke
In a speculative look, tobacco stores multiply as cigars and tobacco products spark consumer activity and textile and cleaning industries. The piece links smoking culture to potential economic revival, noting rising sales and job opportunities in related sectors.
Judge Yankwich on democracy and free speech
The brief reflects on Judge Leon Yankwich’s views linking government, law, and democracy. It notes his high regard for his writings, his understanding of de government among European peoples, and his belief that free speech should not be censored while crime news should be reported.
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Leon Yankwich
Europe
Unclear OCR Fragment on Population Figures and Census
Fragmentary text references 25 000 AmerlES and a census bureau note about those alive on January 1 1930. Mentions automobiles and worry about figures, with garbled names and numbers. No clear event or individuals established.
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ISHES
Stern South
United States Census Bureau
Select Pilots for Endurance Flight
A New York group of aviators announced plans to push an endurance attempt, seeking to recruit more pilots to join the voyage. They aim to extend the flight duration despite regulatory hurdles from the Department of Commerce over midair pilot changes during the record bid.
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Aor Univeraal
New York
Geemistitn
Department If Commerce
Dtnagevelt
Fel
Inheritance of Color and Race in Hybrid Populations
The article discusses hybrid genetics, describing how parental white and black traits combine across generations. It argues that independent color genes can produce varied skin tones, with chances of pure white or pure black occurring as rare outcomes, and emphasizes multiple genes shaping traits beyond color. It references chromosomal mapping and ongoing genetic research.
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Fries
Aude Cross
Drosophila
J. G. Wella
Sullen Huxley
George
Fear and fate in a woman's reflection on death
A reflective monologue explores fear of death, reincarnation, and the paradox of living and dying. The speaker contemplates body as changing forms across ages, comparing mortality to a recurring renewal of life. The piece questions identity, mind, and the seeming continuity of self through multiple lives.
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Mynterinux
Why Fear by Elsie Robinson Explores Courage and Death
The piece urges readers to fear not death but unfulfilled living. It compares death and life to passing through doors into a new room, urging bravery to meet life’s challenges and avoid the failure to live. It reflects on courage as the true measure of worth in facing mortality.
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Heras
King Fear
Ing
Fragmented School Notes and Dated Fantasies
A garbled column imitates a school opinions page with scattered phrases about vacation fears, travel, fashion, and social scenes. It touches on girls, a diamond impression, a family lineage, and a German inventor’s rocket idea, all in a chaotic collage of contemporary youthful reflections.
Paris Musings and Street Vignettes From a Hotel Window
A vivid travel note through Paris scenes near the Hotel Jove and Boulevard Raspail. The writer describes cabbies, pedestrians, and a lively mix of cafe life, street banter, and fashion glimpses. Notable fragments touch on Mis tinguett, hotel staff, and local advertising amid city bustle. The tone blends observational humor with nostalgic affection for old Paris.
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Paris
Woodal
Paria
Raepail
Atrosa
Thia
Rue Duphot
Thein
Vendome
Savignia of
the Republic
Sale
Daily Good Deed Encourages Quiet Community Help
The note urges visiting a friend from the same church or society who is aged or infirm and cannot attend meetings. It suggests bringing the support of the beloved institution to him quietly rather than bragging to friends or family, ensuring the act of kindness remains discreet.
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Vail
Tou
Saphead Sisters Medicine Fight Over Doctor Access
Fragmentary text shows names like Cordoliga and Molly with references to a scientist and documents. The readable parts suggest a dispute or delay related to medicine or medical access, with individuals Mopposedly seeking or receiving documents. No clear event date or location is discernible.
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