Honest friendship with all nations and entangling alliances
A 9 point program drawn from Hearst Papers Advocates includes joining no entangling alliances while maintaining cordial ties with other nations, plus steps toward national reform. It calls for proportional Senate representation, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, a literacy push, and constitutional timing changes. It also proposes a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a 13 month year with Saturday holidays, a Nicaragua Canal, and net acquisition of West Indies to offset U.S. debt.
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George Washington
United States Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
United States
Navy Board Condemns London Treaty Unanimously
The General Board of the United States Navy declares the London naval treaty unjust to the United States. It cites lack of real naval armament reduction and parity issues with Britain and Japan, warning the agreement could threaten future negotiations and U.S. sovereignty. Admirals Bristol and Jones support the verdict, urging Senate rejection.
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General Board
United States Navy
United States
Navy
Mark L. Bristol
Senate
United State
Aif
Japan
Pristol
Committee On Foreign Relations
Hilary P. Jones
Calvin
Geneva
London
Herbert Hoover
United States Senate
Barry hints at stage return after coast to coast appeal
New York critics neither approve nor reject her last two plays. She claims New York influence is minor and plans to take the public view beyond the city. After eighty four weeks of appearances, she asserts she is ready for the stage once more.
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New York
Barry
Unclear Court Delay Impedes Local Law Cases
Fragmentary report notes a very sad situation in Ii Town with jail, loggers, and inmates appealing to a judge. Delay of cases draws criticism as inmates and others seek timely justice. no clear names, dates, or concrete actions are readable.
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Jo Tence
Monkey Isle tyreat af men who pore
A garbled report discusses Mr. Galebard and a figure called Getege Hulugrev connected to a plant. It touches on an iron worker, life evolution concepts, and a private pond of fluid, with references to a vivid, incongruent sequence about life’s development and a figure named Willison Jennings.
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Davies
Willison Jennings
Anisns Ag
Chattell
Paris
Evolution and mans place in time
The piece argues that human beings evolved gradually from earlier life, not by creation. It notes the precarious place of modern humanity and contemplates how long life’s evolution can continue, using fossil dating and geological clocks as evidence for relative and absolute ages.
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Bansjog
Bife
Mao
Efe
Sahot A
Welly Sultan Huxier
George F Wells
Paris Fashion Revolt Reshapes American Style Trends
An analysis of a turbulent fashion season where shorter hemlines challenged European and American tastes. Tousse Boulanger of Paris sparked the shift, as New York designers and buyers responded with bold collections and contrasts between “very American” and “very Parisien” looks.
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Voteen
Tousse Boulanger
Paris
Theteason
England
America
Lelong
World
Patou
New York
Two Identified in Ohio Bank Holdup
Two men identified in a bank holdup near Toledo Ohio are Nachan King 31 of Springfield Missouri and Frank Mitchell of Saneas Sit. They were brought from Akron Tuesday and escaped with cash. Authorities say the suspects are linked to February robberies and are being sought for further questioning.
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Ohio
Todedo
Akron
Grog
Erio Helpers
Merchanta Bay Hie
Aho
Nachan King
Springfield
Frank Mitchell
Saneas Sit
Walls Are Coming Down In Wartime Echoes Of Hope
The piece portrays El sie Robinson’s meditation on fear and distance during wartime, describing mental barriers shrinking as connection and imagination bridge miles. It reflects longing for California voices, resilience, and the idea that walls of time and space erode as hope grows.
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Allipy
King
Russian anti religion propaganda cartoon warned by government
A Moscow style anti religious campaign intensifies as posters target all religions. A image shows tombs of dead gods Zeus Agni Peroun and Mitra while another depicts a chariot driven by workers pursued by Buddha Confucius and Jehovah. The text claims Christianity is used as bait by capitalism.
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Zeus
Agni
Peroun
Mitra
Russia
Jesus
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