Butler Urges Martial Law To Wipe Out Racketeering
An editorial advocates modified martial law to combat racketeering and kidnapping. It proposes appointing provost marshals in federal districts, rapid trials with military-like procedures, and harsh penalties, including possible exile to a US island, to curb organized crime and bootlegging. It cites historical uses of troops but warns of emergency measures needing quick action before Congress acts.
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Marine Corps
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Sersloe
Provost Court
Cleveland
Chicago
Handling
Coolidge
Devil's Island
Tropic Island
Geer Lacy
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Lhistle
Chivernel Berries, Inc
Smedley Butler
Devils’ Island
Treasure Tale of Lost Mine Near San Saba Texas
In belton Texas a treasure legend resurfaces claiming the Lost Mine of San Saba hides $14,000 in a limestone hill vault. A local owner and group dug near Blue Spring, uncovered a plastered subterranean entrance now flooded, with a history of Mexican and Native efforts and a long quest spanning generations.
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Texas
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San Saba
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Ani
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Georgetown
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Carlisle
Elin
West Teyits
San Bake Hills
Iean
Dell County
Lanarroyen
San Raha
Tanarayse
Jowevny
Conrad Texas
Hidden Hand of Communism Reaching Into U S Universities
Frederick B. Robinson denounces radical agitation in colleges, calling out paid adult propagandists outside campuses. He warns open forums are captured by radical elements, turning into organizational chapters and threatening discipline and order at universities.
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Allough
Jr. Robinson
College radicals and protests spark debate on academic freedom
A college president in New York denounces organized student protests as orchestrated by professional radicals. He cites National Student League and League of Industrial Democracy as drivers, warns of propaganda, and recounts incidents including a controversial antiwar effort and a discharged part time instructor.
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Jey Johnson
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New York University
Columbia
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Smith College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Texas University
Buffalo University
Western Reserve Unversity of Winds
Detroit City College
University of Minnesota
National Student League
New York City
Union
Oakley Johnson
Chicago
Johnson
Yates
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League of Industrial Democracy
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Mitchell Square
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