Editorial page proposals by Hearst papers list reforms and world peace plan
The Hearst papers advocate an eight point program including equal English speaking bloc for peace and no minority in foreign leagues, Senate proportional representation with at least two Senators per state, unified military under a National Defense Secretary, federal action to end illiteracy, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax to reduce other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with holidays on Saturdays, and the Nicaragua Canal plus possible acquisition of Caribbean islands if supported by France and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United Under
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
French West Indies
English West Indies
France
England
West Texas Rail Outlet Drives San Antonio Debate
Editorial argues Gulf and West Texas rail project advances without San Antonio’s full subscription. It warns failure would threaten San Antonio’s trade link to a larger western territory, urging immediate action to complete the campaign and secure a regional economic victory.
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West Texas
San Antonio
Gulf and
Gulf and West Texas
The
Gulf
the Sun
West Texas Trade Channel
The Scientist as Modern Wonder Worker and Philosopher
The piece contrasts the modern scientist Shen with earlier philosophers, noting how advanced tools shift public perception. It paints scientists as unseen yet glamourous figures who decipher cosmic hieroglyphs, read the universe like a text, and fuse imagination with measurement in a quest to illuminate nature’s mysteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shen
Zere
Humphrey Davy
John Tyndall
Good Surroundings Aid Convalescence and King George Reference
A column urges cheerful surroundings ease convalescence and notes sympathy for King George of England. It discusses wine, memories of childhood, and the value of agreeable company to soothe worry and mental distress while emphasizing adjusting to present conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whasel
They Also Serve by Merpert Kaufman
A fragmented historical sketch traces Assyrian Basra survivors now in Mesopotamia, with descendants as shepherds and farmers. It follows a family saga across continents, noting a father who died of typhus after sending his son to America, and a young man’s global travels from Greece to the East Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mexander
Basra
Nimronl
Aumiaty
Niverell
Alwe
Mesopotamia
Tush Medical College
Bayduil
Ix Son
Russia
Baltic
America
Dronmer
John Smg
Anan
Unira
Alexaneia
Athena
Jon Buayes
Sorbonne
Laiig College of Law
Nou
Hollamter
Ouda
Spitabergen
Galting
Ching
Conhmere
Abe
X Department
Alore
Aod
Tore Nealing
Lntel
Charaetera
Hyaya Movi Figingh
Che Mon
Bolless
Brody Mayle House
New York underworld figures and theater millinery noted
A jittery New York column profiles gangland figures and show business turmoil. It describes a notorious outlaw known as Willie with a flamboyant fashion, police raids, theater premieres, and the volatile mix of crime and performance culture in the city. The piece references Pough Willi, Vanity Pub, and connections to Philo Vance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Red
Manhattan
Lord Pauntleroy
Hunt
Pough Willi
Willie
Desperade
Vanity Pub
Weber and
Teilhroner
Crovab
Lupa
Wonge City
Talay
Dasa
Orio
Orio Lured To A Hotel Room and “Gangers," ‘the Underworld Objet Duckno
Bix
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Hearst Papers Advocate
Desert Gulf
San Antonian
San “Antonio
Haolly Wood
Hapa Woop
Kaye
Jon
Tie
Ws Laboratory
Sindhad
Metropolia
Wisweraé
Ebon
Annny
Kingdom of
Vite
Fey
Royal 5
Copeland
M.D
Her7, Inc
George
Uae
Snillivny
London
Suakad
Stg
Goargen
Apnok
Merpert Kaufman
Wally Jrr
Herbert Kaufman
Blivels
Lenny Vf
Wenkneauer
North Ealent Et Indien
Franklin
Philo Vanea
Waite Wu
van Jue
Wean
Yaris
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