Peace and Reform Platform From Hearst Papers
The document outlines an eight point program advocating an English speaking bloc for world peace, proportional Senate representation with at least nine Senators per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Department, and federal steps to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, with Congress elected in November and inaugurations on January 1 and the following January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Education
Power Trust Taxes People It Tries To Poison
The piece argues the National Electric Light Association and allied utility groups are funding propaganda and lobbying with consumer-rate funds. It accuses these interests of corrupting papers and officials to block Boulder Dam, suppress rate relief, and shape public opinion. It warns that schools and legislators are spiritually poisoned by such influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Electric Light Association
Boulder Dam
Los Angeles
You
Joint
Committee of Utility Associations
Walsh
Public Utility Information
Joint Committee of Utility Associations
Irvine L. Lenroot
New York
Stephen B. Davis
J. §. S. Richardson
Josiah T. Newcomb
Washington
Newcomb
Appeal for Clear Articulation by New York Theater Group
A group of New Yorkers urges educators and actors to adopt precise enunciation. They argue American English is beautiful when spoken with full consonants and vowels, but often becomes a slurred jargon. The appeal calls actors to speak more distinctly to improve understanding.
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America
Health By Royal 5 Copeland May Day in Central Park
May Day in Central Park is celebrated with picnic parties and various activities. The article extols child welfare, health, and outdoor life as vital to national strength, linking National Child Health Day to broader social duties. It urges hygienic surroundings, proper nutrition, medical care, and physical development for every child, and highlights the role of outdoor recreation in wellbeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
New York City
American Child Wealth Association
Gates
Gail
Ives
Superiel Ina
Newinaner Rem
Ser. Tm
Wilkes Land Omission Sparks Polar Controversy
An article notes a new Antarctic chart by the National Geographical Society omits Wilkes Land, despite Wilkes having led the first scientific Antarctic expedition. The piece cites British and American sources, arguing for recognition of Wilkes and detailing debates over territorial claims and naming on the map.
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Byrd
South Pole
Antarctic
National Geographical Society
Thas
Wilkes Land
American Geographical Society
Department of State
Wilkes
Wilken
Conqress
May Day in spring by Dr Frank Crane
May Day signals a renewal of outdoor life and family time as spring awakens, urging readers to escape sedentary routines and enjoy open spaces. The piece links May Day with freedom impulses, stresses outdoor use to cure ailments, and encourages family outings and fresh air for physical and mental health.
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Frank Crane
Europe
Tom
Dgarn
Banehall
Mike
MeDiara
Serious Young Man Leads England's Nobility
The studious Bernard Marmaduke Nitzalan, now head of a prominent English family, rises as the sixteenth Duke of Norfolk. He holds numerous titles including Chief Butler, and is reputedly the wealthiest heir in Britain, second only to the royal line, with a serious pursuit of nature and distinction.
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Great Britain
England
Bernard Marmaduke Nitzalan
Duke of Norfolk
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Copeland
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Tieutenant
Charliee Wiskey
United Tures
Ile
Hugh Robert Mills
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Craynel Fung
Triangle Park
Grean
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