New Deal Crusade Aims to Clean Up Politics
As Thomas S. Pendergast is driven to prison Attorney General Frank Murphy announces a national crusade to clean up America He cites corruption from vice funding elections to the courts pledging nonpartisan enforcement and urging honest elections to preserve democracy and civil liberty.
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Thomas S. Pendergast
Kansas City
Frank Murphy
New Orleans
Murphy
America
Roosevelt
Hines
Dewey
New Yor City
Hearst
Pendergast
Gafen to the Great Delivers Mortuary View of Tony
Key passages critique Two-Ton Tony and Joe Louis era boxing, detailing mortal risks surrounding Tony's circle. It chronicles deaths tied to fighters, notes crowd legends, and recalls archive anecdotes about rivalries, training follies, and mythmaking in early 20th century boxing culture.
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Joe Louis
Gafento the Great
Joseph P. Donoven
Tony
Robbie Hrayn
Influenza
N. J
al Friedman
Phil Mercurio
Erole Schall
Primo Carners
Galenta
Max Behmeling
Tne Louis
Yom O'Rourke
Tighters
Tony Grlenta
Tony Sehting
al Gainor
Combat du Boxe Canl
Railbirds
Dempsey
London
Qeean
Londen
King George and Elizabeth Tour Poorly Fortified Frontier
A desolate vision of a peaceful border tour contrasts with claims of a swordless, plowshares frontier. The piece argues that the Canada United States line shows no war vessels, trench or forts, portraying a symbolic peace between nations and a transfer of weapons into farming tools as proof it can be done.
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King George
Elizabeth
Niagara Falls
United States
Spcinane
United States-Canadian
Abner von Blry
George
Canada
America
St. Lawrence River
Great Seas
The Body’s Emotions Are Gland Driven and Fleeting
The author argues emotions are not fixed but driven by glandular activity and life’s pace. People experience long periods without strong feelings, while healthy balance comes from not chasing continuous emotion. Those who mock restraint or claim constant emotional highs are misled, as overworked glands wear down and mood shifts follow a natural rhythm.
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Congo
Bost
Ariek
Love, indifference, and the fickle heart say readers beware
By Elsie Robinson the piece argues emotional intensity marks genuine feeling while indifference can mask true affection. It urges acceptance that devotion wavers and that fluctuating passion does not imply lack of care, suggesting a calmer view of love and relationships.
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Tagur
Literary Questions Mixed With Nonsense
A garbled list of literary prompts asks who wrote famous works and identified characters, but the text is riddled with typos and errors. It appears to solicit authors and heroes from various classics, yet many items are unclear or corrupted.
Odd Frets Rome Phosphorescent asleey
A garbled note describes nocturnal happenings near Cleveland. It mentions glowing fins and a scene of prey by ninans at Min Hats, with reference to 880 special alter homes and renarng on the Cleveland nadaral.
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Rome
Cleveland
Washington Revels in Fractured Roosevelt Era Rhetoric
A June report details White House aides and business leaders reacting to Roosevelt's possible third term, Wagner Act tweaks, and tax policy. It notes a cautious, negative mood among eight top businessmen and hints at limited reforms from Hopkins and Farley, with no clear consensus on renominating Roosevelt.
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Washington
Is & Towers
White House
Foosevelt
Hopkins
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
Mr. Hopkins
Never-Never Land
Woo
Stors-Rosbuck
Louelness
Claw-Foot By Dr Herman N Bundesen
Dr Herman N Bundesen describes claw foot and related foot deformities. He outlines causes such as ill fitting shoes especially in children, progression to pain calluses and deformity, and the role of proper footwear in treatment and prevention. The article notes possible surgery for fixed deformity and long recovery with casting.
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Dr. Herman N
Bundesen
16 and 20 Years Ago From S. A. Light Files
June 1029 reports a Junior Daughters of the King pageant at St Mary's hall to aid church workers across West Texas. Speakers include Mrs J C G Pelman. a proposed 500 foot cut off in the San Antonio river near Pioneer Flour Mill and Alamo Street is estimated. Also noted are real estate deals, Rotary club elections, and local civic events.
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Amfembera
Daughtea
St. Mark's
At. Mary's Hall
Texag Dideeae
J. CG. “Pelman
Woman's Auxiliary
San Antonio
Pioneer Flour
Mila
Seth Alaina
Steffer Saan Ik
Naudeech
Tiny
Sli Engineering
Hrwley
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