G Men film urges Congress to fund federal crime drive
A congressman advocates watching the G Men motion picture to witness federal justice in action. The piece praises J Edgar Hoover's division of investigation and urges Congress to fund the department of justice with more agents and money to finish the crackdown on gangsters and kidnappers.
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Gorila
Axz
Saugeters
Dillinger
America
Department of Justice
Congress
Homer Cummings
United States
Division of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Department
Hoover
Philippine policy sparks debate over independence and union
A contentious article argues the insurgency in the Philippines cannot be dismissed as fanatical or mere economic distress. It contends the islands’ fate hinges on continued U S ties, strategic value, and shared prosperity rather than full separation. It critiques ongoing congressional attitudes as ignorant and commercial, urging recognition of mutual benefits within a retained relationship.
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Philippines
Senor Paredes
House of Representatives
Quezon
Philippine Senate
Que Philinense
United States
Anprosen
Congress
Philippine Questo
Gerard
Jina Heer
Philinpines
Gehey
Yale Poly
Washington
Why a Meek Mate In The Modern Home
A 1935 column argues marriage roles harm men and women alike. The piece satirically questions why wives resist obedience and independence, asserting women feel wronged while men feel sidelined. It attributes marital strife to modern gender expectations and ends with a provocative quip about a dog house as the only solution.
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Cain
Aglua
Alice
Hasan
Lee
Femeles
Neales
King Fea
Stars and Stripé Woman Interactions In Silent Scene
A fragmentary report notes a man addressing a woman with a polite yet awkward phrase at a moment of tension. The scene hints at social expectations and empathy as a dog’s discomfort is observable but not elaborated. The text preserves the period voice without graphic detail.
Communist Propaganda Fears Stir American Public
A 1920s-era critique condemns Communist propaganda and strikes as controlled from Moscow, warning of sweeping labor unrest and attacks on religious and civic rights. The piece cites widespread strikes from San Francisco to Chicago, urging vigilance against Bolshevik influence and urging citizens to resist compulsion toward communism. It references the May 14, 1925 tomato shipment news and local civic efforts in Alamo Heights, plus a fast adding machine record claim and a note on upcoming contests.
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Soviet
Rewa
Communist International
Matdlangula
Hales
Moscow
Mirecy
Ceebie
War Talk Banishes Radio Firestorm Worries
Edwin C Hill discusses the League at Natlangs urging restraint in radio broadcasts to avoid fueling tension across Europe. He cites how radio’s reach could provoke aggression, notes historical attempts to use air and radio to shape opinion, and weighs the tension between progress and law in governing international communications.
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Edwin C. Hiller i
League
Natlangs
Europe
Saginda
Herm
Scrooner
Assor
Tague of Nations
University of Koenigsberg
New York University
Cal
Old West
Concord
Atlee
Col
W. Jefferson Davis
Colonel Davis
Abelking
Mosk
Nature
Pha
Dayla
Austria
Munteh
Ghoulf
Alexander
League of Nations
Grolls
Eesterinis
Tae Cale
Lnt
Interation Law
Manchester Guardian
Holly
France
England
New York Memoirist and Poets in a Cobwebbed Era
An aging Paris diarist, Richard Le Gal lienne, nears seventy and retreats to a attic life, composing occasional sonnets for American readers while drifting through bohemian circles. The piece riffs on writers like Hemingway and Norris, cites vaudeville figures, and sketches colorful personalities along Broadway and Times Square, including Maurice Barrymore, Donald Stewart, and Mae Mayes, ending with a stream of lively, unrelated street vignettes.
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New York
Richard le Gallienne
Americas
Rue du Paradis
Place du Deskr
le Gallerne
Gorn
Liverpool
Eng
America
Riva le Callienne
Mayes
Kansas
Park Avenue
Berry
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Enal
Kentucky
West Virginia
S. A
Trelet
Texas
San Antonio
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Medina
Atasnosa
Alamo Heights
Lesmia of
Johnny Burehm
Re G Smith
Frost. National Bank
Reid
Houston Sankieler
Smiley
C. O. McIntyre
Germany
Hve
Sinclair
Lewis
Chee+ core Dresser
Thomas Wolfe
Upton Sincaly
Ernest Hemingway
Deelses
Charles G. Norris
Hemingway
Grand Central
Times Square
Rhyland
Lioyd Grarge
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