Peace and Reform Proposals From Hearst Papers
The Hearst Papers advocate an international agreement among English speaking peoples to maintain peace and promote global stability. They push for proportional Senate representation with a minimum two Senators per state, rapid reapportionment in the House, a unified defense department under a National Secretary, and a federal push to end illiteracy with a Secretary of Education. An election of Congress is set for November and inauguration on January 1 following.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
United Taider A. Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Hustling San Antonio showcases $50 million banquet
The Los Angeles Examiner lauds San Antonio as a rising industrial hub. It notes 1927 saw firms with a business value of 50 million dollars establish here and reports a forthcoming banquet of that sum hosted by local manufacturers, jobbers, and retailers. The piece highlights growing interregional ties with the North, Midwest, East, and Far West, and praises the city’s expanding trade with Los Angeles manufacturers and Texas towns.
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Antonio
United States
Middle West
East
Far West
Texas
San Antonio
Los Angeles Examiner
California
Los Angeles
Sales tax urged as simple national reform by economist
New York economist Wil Want C. Cornwell argues a 1 percent national sales tax would replace the income tax chaos. He cites 19000 unsettled codes, $550 million in deficiencies, and rising costs, claiming monthly sales tallies would yield a simple, accurate revenue stream with minimal dispute.
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Wil- Want C. Cornwell
New York
Board of Tax Review
Washington
Corp
Ranishe
Microscopic Soldiers in the Bloodstream Describe White Cells
A late Dre. Escleshimer description explains white and red blood cells, their forms and roles. White cells defend against bacteria, yet may attack their own, turning from defenders into executioners. The text discusses how these cells move through vessels, fight infection, and influence disease and cancer dynamics.
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Escleshimer
Boussade
Crombs
Selerce
Marcha
Faye Welzey
Relationship of Good Health to Morals by Royall Copeland
A 19th century satirical or disputed text fragment discusses health linked to moral conduct, urging proper medicine use and restraint. It references disease, health indicators, and the belief that true health reflects internal balance, with advice on exercise and questions attributed to a reader Q&A format.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D Copveleht
Debating Capital Punishment in Public Policy
A discussion argues capital punishment should deter crime and serve justice. Proponents claim it prevents repeat offenses and reflects societal values, while opponents cite limited deterrence, wrongful convictions, and moral concerns. The piece cites U S states that have abolished or retained the death penalty and references various regions and historical debates.
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League
New York
Pinal
United States
Fin Beliel
Hoover Photo Shows Young Allan Hoover With Father Figure
A grainy photograph depicts Allan Hoover, youngest Flaover family member, next to Mercert Clark Mauve in Kansas City. The scene suggests recognition of a political lineage as Herbert Clark Hoover gains broad Republican support for the presidency.
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Calier
Aumerigan
Mercert Clark Mauve
Allan Hoover
Flaover
Kansas City
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