National reforms urged by Hearst papers
The Hearst Papers advocate proposals including honest friendship with all nations and entangling alliances with none, proportional Senate representation, separate Army Navy and Air Force under a National Defense Secretary, literacy abolition, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month year, the Nicaragua Canal, and acquiring the French and English West Indies as part payment of national debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
United States Senate
Army and Navy
Airc Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Texas Weather Oddities Drive Moisture From Gulf Eastward
Meteorologically the May spell shows an anticyclone over the southeastern U.S. locking in lows over Texas. Warm Gulf winds clash with cold fronts, sparking violent convection mainly in southern quadrants. Weather travels eastward, delaying fronts and drawing moisture across the Atlantic to Europe, yet San Antonio and South Texas remain largely off the main storm path with their stable climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Europe
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic
San Antonio
South Texas
Surety Qualification in Federal Court
In San Antonio the signing of a bond in the commissioners' court reflects its purpose to ensure the defendant's appearance for trial or grand jury action. The federal court requires sureties to qualify for double the bond in non-exempt property, with thorough investigation of worth to prevent laxity and unjust imprisonment. The piece urges stricter acceptance of sureties in Bexar County for actions beyond state courts.
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United States Commissioners’ Court
San Antonio
Bexar County
Action Bey
Blue Pencil Improves Harding Era History, Stylist Says
The piece argues Calvin Coolidge’s 500-word US history was enhanced by a blue pencil from Ganon Parglun, noting revisions sharpen the writer’s recording and thought. It suggests even political figures benefit from editing, while praising detail and clarity in historical prose.
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Calvin Coolidge
Uriterl
Ganon Parglun
Borghan
Maeve
Nancy
Listen World! By Elsie Robinson on a Homicide Case
A sensational 1920 column by Elsie Robinson debates the trial of a child-like killer, contrasting public horror with calls for protection of youth. The piece argues society bears blame for early warning signs and urges guardianship over unbalanced minds to prevent future tragedies.
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Bret
Alreay
Burtus
Neanderthal and Ancestor Types in Early Human Evolution
A discussion of fossil humans and related species outlines Neanderthal traits, Piltdown man, and other extinct forms. It notes brain size, jaw structure, and burial practices, suggesting a complex web of evolution from apes to Homo sapiens and the varied placement of ancient humans within different genera.
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Suseez
China
Ceri
Chimpansee
Thiazh
Xenus
Gutsches
Heittelberg
Toma
Menider
Inari
Fife
Farlier
Mirope
Apa
Walle
Julian Y
George Powella
Paranrrow
Correct Diet Essential to Health by Royal 8 Copeland
The article argues for a balanced diet centered on real foods such as meat dairy whole grains vegetables and fruits. It warns against fad regimes and emphasizes regular meals and adequate vitamins from milk cheese eggs and greens to promote health and longevity.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
Camectiainnes
Heeehh
Tip
New York Cafes Charge High Prices Amid Dining Boom
New York newspapers report a surge of 1 meals in Broadway dining spots from Herald Square to the Circle. Cafes raise up to 1 charges and a weekend rate while crowds flock to the new Chinese style cafes and cabaret dining, transforming the theater district social scene.
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New York
Fool Purveyors
Broadway
Herald Squaere
The
Circle
Park Avenue
Buck
Detroit
Society of Authors and Composers
Smallest Republic San Marino Shown In Peaceful Photo
The image portrays San Marino the world's smallest republic spanning 32 square miles. It highlights its political setup two Captains Regent and a heads of families assembly while noting its long independence aided by papal recognition and Italian protection. The piece praises scenery and democratic traditions and reflects on its 1200 man army and resolve to defend itself.
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Republic
San Marino
Italy
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Elsie Robinson
Neebin
Nmn Tong
Will Rogers
Bia
Joe Toplilaky
Webster
Bud Fisher
Daly
Gatalion
Gene Buck
E. I. Sothern
Eddie
S Ee
Tad
Ban Maring
Marinus of
Arbe
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