American Policy and the Self Reliant Nation
A historical article argues Americans resent foreign entanglements and favor a policy of national self sufficiency. It cites Washington Jefferson and Roosevelt on manufacturing and independence, warns against overreliance on foreign trade, and stresses balancing wages to sustain home wealth and security. The piece calls for defense of tariffs, domestic production, and avoiding foreign domination while ensuring full employment.
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London
League of Nations
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roovevell
Tore
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Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled local note
The text appears as a jumbled OCR passage with names, numbers, and phrases cut off. It mentions seats and a condition but the overall meaning is unclear due to corruption.
Robinson Blames Davis and Bingham for Harm to America
Senator Arthur Robinson declares in a radio speech that Norman H. Davis in Geneva and Robert W. Bingham in London should be recalled immediately for misrepresenting U S neutrality. He accuses Davis of being bound to Morgan interests and faults their stance on the Native pact and U S principles.
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Norman H. Davis
Geneva
Robert W. Bingham
London
Arthur Robinson
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Indiana
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Bingham
Robinson
House of Morgan
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United States
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Beating of Woman Brings Fine of $80
Reno dispatch reports a woman beaten by a former suitor resulting in an $80 fine after authorities described the incident as a domestic assault in a hotel room. Details note the claimant sustained bruises and lodging was involved in the confrontation.
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Minam
Nevada
Diana Wynyard Flops in London Return to Bollywood
Hollywood chatter notes Diana Wynyard’s British stage debut flop and abrupt return to Bollywood earlier than hoped. The piece riffs on studio dynamics with MGM and Fox, mentions other stars like Marion Nixon Vera Allen John Ford and Louise Dresser, and sketches a tumultuous scene of casting, contracts, and plans for future projects.
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Louella O. Parsons
Essitur
Univertal Service
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Angeles
Jones
Johnny
Diana Wynyard
Bollywood
Miss Wynyard
Marion Nixon
Fox Company
Will Rogers
Adam
Louise Dresser
Bill
Vera Allen
Ohn Ford
Victorville
Typica
David Menners
Harvey Stevens
Fox
del Monte
Janet Gaynor
Frances Rich
Irene Rich
Hollywood
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Miriam Hopkins
Margaret Timmons
Jetta Gondal
Ruginie
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New York
John
Henry Duty Company
Fragmented Health Claim Skews Into Absurd Medical Pitch
A damaged ad style text touts a dubious kidney and bladder treatment with claims of rapid cure and a money back guarantee. The read seems like a garbled sales pitch offering instant relief and guaranteed results with unclear product references.
Local sales tax proposed for San Antonio crisis plan
Bruce W Teagarden proposes a city sales tax as lawful and needed to resolve San Antonios financial crisis. He says it could be enacted by charter amendment and take effect within 30 days after passage, with no recovery from legislature. Tax would apply to goods, personal property and perhaps rentals.
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Bruce W. Teagarden
San Antonio
Teagarden
Siemering Lodge to Celebrate Forty-Second Anniversary
Siemering Lodge No 92 Hermann Sons will celebrate its forty second anniversary at the Hermann Sons hall with a business session and refreshments. Arthur Benk chairs the arrangements committee as guests and Hollywood names are noted in a lively social blur.
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Open Forum letter argues pacifism and disarmament views
Mildred Harrigan defends peace advocates while references to Kellogg Briand Pact and world leaders are cited. The piece contrasts disarmament calls with violence and notes a fatal airplane collision at Candler Field injuring Frank R. Foster, 44, of Dallas.
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Witt Favors Day Repeal and 3 2 Beer Legalization
Lieutenant Governor Edgar B. Witt, a prospective candidate for governor, announced his support for repealing the prohibition amendment at the federal level. He also said he would push to modify the Texas constitution to allow the manufacture and sale of 3 2 beer.
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Austin
Edgar BH. Witt
Texas
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