Hearst Papers list of proposed reforms and nations
The Advocate outlines a 10 point program including honest friendship with all nations, proportional Senate representation, separate defense departments under a National Defense Secretary, federal action to abolish illiteracy, installation of President and Congress in January, a federal sales tax to reduce other taxes, a 13 month calendar with Saturday holidays, construction of the Nicaragua Canal, and acquisition of the French and West Indies as debt payment.
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George Washington
United States Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
West Indies
United States
Clean Sport Suffered Foul Blows For Box Office
An opinion piece condemns a Garrett Field exhibition featuring two unnamed women wrestlers. It denounces violence and crowd entertainment, likening it to ancient gladiatorial contests and Crete, arguing such events degrade sportsmanship and teach harm to young men. The author calls for better standards in sport and criticizes the promotion of sensational bouts.
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Garretfield
Crete
Ugdine
San Antonio
Exposition Park
Garrett Field
Skippy
America
Wien
Eome
Well Dressed Texans in England Seen by Londoners
London readers will hear of Texas fashion as Simmons University Cowboys band tours England inspiring talk of high-heeled boots spurs chaps silk shirts and bold Texan style. The piece notes New York dandies gasp at a horned wide open spaces man while Texans joke about spurs and pants overhorns in fashion differs by city.
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England
Simmons University
London Evening Standard
Texas
Dan Moody
John Bull
New
San Antonio
Port Worth
Kansas City
New York
Sam Preyne Helts
The Aeroplanes Dread in a Sky of War and Steel
Fragmented reading paints a Coast-to-Coast air war vision with jets roaring across a night sky. The piece names Curtiss Wright and other aviation names, as pilots confront a vast horizon, fear, and a fatal impersonal force of machines.
Mexico Sets Tariff Plan to Curb Food Imports
Mexico's agriculture ministry is ordered to craft a tariff schedule to discourage large foreign food imports including US eggs worth about 1.6 million dollars annually. The move signals a view of farming as a potential national industry unable to compete with cheaper foreign labor. The article suggests American farmers should not expect better treatment from Mexican officials than Kiev's lawmakers.
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Mexico
Ministry of Agriculture
United States
Kiev
New York Fashion Aches in Postwar Dandy Decline
June 14 New York fashion scene shows a fade from prewar dandyism with fewer fancier outfits and brighter colors. Rich figures like Fred Stone and David Warfield stand out amid a shift to sedate tones, plain fabrics, and rising bootlegger and crime denouncements shaping the mood.
Chimeras in Plants Animals and Hybrid Embryos Explored
Scientific writing surveys chimera creation from plant and animal tissues, detailing grafting and embryo fusion. It cites methods producing hybrid organisms like ornamental Crasus adami and laburnum cores, discusses growth rates, and notes continued discussion on germ plasm and heredity.
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Gardena
The Healing Power of Play and Laughter
A health article explains how regular play and hearty laughter strengthen the heart and lungs. It cites Dr. Frederiy Ti. Entrkke and the Oregon state health board, urging people to seek theater, games, or other joyful activities to improve mood and well being.
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Fauaba
Frederiy
Etrickee
Oisgyn State Board of Health
Piernan
Sirkcker
Fle
Bullfighting And Prize Fighting Reviewed In London Graphic
Valentine Williams portrays a young Malaga bullfighter’s rise and chance to perform for the Queen of Spain. The piece contrasts daring skill and fleeting glory with animal suffering, condemning violence while noting Western indifference to brutality in sport.
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Valentine Williams
London Graphic
Merida
Malaga
Alternativa
America
Ruth
Spain
Treare
Philippines
London
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