Hearst papers lay out proposed reforms and actions
An outline lists equality for English-speaking peoples, Senate proportional representation with at least two senators per state, separate defense departments under a National Secretary, federal literacy abolition efforts, inauguration on January first after elections, a federal income tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month calendar year, construction of a Nicaragua Canal, and acquisition of the French and English West Indies as debt payment.
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United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Remission policy ends as mayor vows crackdown
Mayor C M Chambers announces removal of fines remittance for traffic violations in corporation court. From now on, court costs must be paid or cases appealed. He also says remitting fines on pleas of hardship will be given directly to the offender's dependents, sparking debate over equity.
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C. M. Chambers
Corporation Court
Cartoonist Hatlo Sets a Safe Crossing Warning
Not To Be Forgot HERE are few cartoonists who are the equal of Jimmy Hatlo in originality of conception and in consistently good humored portrayal. In his cartoon appearing on the right of this column Mr Hatlo is not angling for a chuckle. He seeks to produce an effect and with originality he has achieved it. The cartoon strikes the imagination in a way that columns of type and other cartoons could not. Only a genius could conceive of this simple effective way of making the reader realize the danger at a grade crossing. That cartoon is not easily forgot and being remembered it may save more than one life.
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Jimmy Hatlo
Hatlo
Mount Popocatepetl Gas Emissions Attract Study In Mexico
Universal Service reports Mexico's government weighing commercial use of gases emitted by Mount Popocatepetl. Though quiescent since 1548 with minor eruptions in 1802, the crater still vents smoke ashes and gases. Nearby Italian community notes discomfort as San Antonio grows as an inland international port.
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Rom
Universal Service
Mexico City
Crater
Mount Popocatepetl
Sity
Undernourishment among well to do families noted long ago
An old discussion notes that many affluent children were underweight despite luxury. Teachers letters about weight prompted parental outrage similar to 1918 French youths facing exposure to hunger. The piece argues modern agents now respond to suggestions without stigma based on wealth or status.
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Éildren
France
Nightclub to Broadway Rise A Ragged Parade of Acts
A dramatic New York roundup traces vaudeville and burlesque hopefuls from obscurity to fame. Names like Blany Weaver Brothers Bivire, Clark and McCullough, Fannie Brice, Helen Morgan, Harry Richman, Gilda Grey, Toby Keeler, Joe Cook, and others are cited as examples of acts that slipped from cellar rooms to Broadway glory, aided by talkies and shifting public taste, with references to luxury apartments and bustling West Side life.
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New York
Yaara
Blany
Ughtr
Shoelews Weaver Brothers
Bivire
Deak
Arkansas
Charles Dutterworth
Chis Sale
Gothem Dhwuchler
Clark
McCullough
Jim Tarton
Deel
Allege
Helen Morgan
Harry Richman
Gilda Grey
Toby Keeler
Proper Care of Hands for Health and Beauty
A column argues hands carry germs and reflect personal hygiene. It cautions against neglected nails, fissures, and warts, noting frequent misperceptions about cosmetics. Emphasizes regular cleaning, conditioning, and care to prevent infection and improve appearance.
Tidal Forces Explain Earth Pull and Tide Mystery
Physicist Garret P. Serviss explains tides as lunar gravity pulling on Earth and water, detailing the precession of Earth's axis, the synchronized high tides, and the complex factors that shape actual tides across oceans.
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Earth
Garrett P. Serviss
and Weiler
Proud Prince and idle luxury in Belgrade era satire
A fragment heavy with ornate mockery of aristocratic spending and royal pomp. It skewers Mrs Core’s reluctance to support lavish gifts, praising thrift while lampooning grandiose displays from Medici to Belgrade. Multiple named figures and places appear in a satirical tapestry.
Lloyd George as Britain’s Greatest Man of This Century
A portrait praising Lloyd George as the decisive leader who, with Clemenceau, won the war and steadies Britain in peace. The piece extols his mental fight, defends his role against unemployment, and asserts he remains the most useful English figure in 506 years despite Tory or Labour opposition.
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Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Kaiser
Holland
England
France
Italy
Win
Jose
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