Roosevelt Criticizes Capitalism in Atlanta Speech
In Atlanta Governor Franklin D Roosevelt denounced capitalism and Wall Street, urging a broader distribution of wealth and greater rewards for workers while criticizing the Republican administration. He called for economic experimentation and warned against concentrating wealth to a few financiers.
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Atlanta
Frankin D. Roosevelt
Delethorpe University
New York State
Wall Street
Roosevelt
New York
Radio Firms Face U.S. Antitrust Trial in Wilmington
The May 23 start of a government antitrust trial targets Fedio Corporation of America General Electric National Broadcasting Westinghouse Electric and other radio firms. The government alleges a monopoly in radio set and tube manufacturing and seeks to dissolve contractual relationships among the companies.
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U.S
Wilmington
Del
Gambur
Fedio Corporation of America
General Electric Company
National Broadcasting Company
Westinghouse Elecement Manufacturing Company
Companire
Doukhobors' Jail Total Reaches 745 In British Columbia
Nelson May 23 British Columbia's jailed Doukhobor population rose to 745 as authorities dispatched more sweeps after arresting five women and children in a Nude parade at Thrums. Of the five, three were children aged from 3 weeks to 17 years.
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Nelson
British Columbia
Blue Star Kills The Itch Germ
A fragmented note promotes Blue Star as a remedy for foot itch and skin troubles. The text mentions reducing itch germs and easing symptoms with a menthol-like or antiseptic preparation. Several garbled phrases reference infection and skin care, but the core claim is a topical remedy for itching and related conditions.
Junior League leaders to attend national convention in Los Angeles
Mrs. Homer T. Wilson and Mrs. William M. Wolf head San Antonio Junior League delegates traveling Sunday to Los Angeles for the national convention. Planned functions and weeks of visiting accompany the routine business. Meanwhile in San Antonio, Evelyn Smith Wallans and Arthur Knight Noble wed at St. Paul’s Cathedral chapel with Rev. Dr. Pearman officiating. matron of honor Mrs. John A. Hill wore blue crepe and Lt. Robert J. Evans served as best man. The couple left for San Francisco then Honolulu.
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Homer T. Wilson
San Antonio
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Rod
Herbert Bleyden Clarkson
Los Angeles
Junior Leagues of America
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Pasadena
Robert
Wil Joyce
San Francisco
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Grand Canyon
Santa Fe
Taos
el Faso
Willis Dale Crillenberger
Afies Evelyn Smith
John Carroll Wallans
Aritus
Knight Noble
United States Army
Delock Bronday
St. Paul's Cathedral Chapel
W. A. Pearman
Mary Athel Vavehan
Pearman
John A. Hill
Lieutenant Noble
Robert 3. Evans
Noble
Ban Franessen
Honoluin
Aee
Yammessee Sigma Sorority
St. Anthony
C. G. Fegan
Dorothy Guenther
Virginia Matthews
Catherine Etter
Billie Bassett
Evelyn Walker
Virginia Conly
Ruth Willett Felder
Mary Elizabeth Mathis
Lois Jackson
Josephine Wilson
Mary Spindie
Barbara Burnett
Jane Mathis
Mary Puckett
Flora Day Towns
Satan Spindle
Martha Ellsworth
Sara Keen
Patsy Parker
Josephine Bennett
Suzanne Buck
Olivia Node
Dorothy Day
Jeanne 8Pencer
Sarah Williamson
Jocephine BP
House Leaders Turn Toward Omles Tax Plan Shifts
Washington May 23 The House shows major shift toward passing a selected manufacturers sales tax with leaders signaling possible passage now. Senate pro sales tax forces prepare to fight over revenue measures while a House drive considers substituting the levy for existing features in the current bill. Representative Rainey notes nationwide sentiment has changed and members increasingly favor the sales tax as a budget solution. A Republican survey found 14 who previously voted against the tax now ready to support it.
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Washington
D. C
House of Representatives
Senate
Foose
Rainey
Titnals
House
Akron Set for Puget Sound Cruise on Navy Dirigible
Sunnyvale May 23. The Akron, the world’s largest airship, prepared for an eight day cruise to Puget Sound and back. Navy officials said departure time and route depend on weather. The trip is expected to take two days and may take longer.
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Akron
Puget Sound
Sunnyvale
Gallf
Puget Second
Navy
U S Studies Jap Parley Proposal
Washington May 23 The state department is keeping in abeyance a reply to a Japanese proposal for a conference of ambassadors from the five powers mainly concerned with China.
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Washing Jun
U. U
State Department
Japan
United States
China
Navy Ordered to Land Bluejackets in Amay China
United States naval forces ordered today to land bluejackets at Amay, China, to protect American and other foreigners, contingent on cooperation from other powers. The move comes as tensions rise in the Asiatic station.
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Navy
Washington, D. C
United States
Asiatic
Amay
China
Union Group Seeks Building Program in Congress Memorial
New York May 23 Congress was memorialized in a communication by John T Hulkett president of the Building Trades Council of Greater New York to take steps before adjourning to remove unemployment with national public works program.
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New York
Congress
John T Hulkett
Building Trades Council of
Greater New York
National Miblic
What Congress Is Doing What Congress Is Doing MONDAY
Senate continues debate on lumber import fee and Davis Kelly coal regulation as hearings proceed. House votes on beer for revenue and miscellaneous farm relief bills while the Rules Committee weighs house business with a 10 a.m. start.
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Senate
House
Sonaiders Falas
Bill at CADDS-ACADD faces filibuster in tariff showdown
Washington May 22 The mammoth tariff bill bearing tariff provisions sails through cross-roads with a threatened filibuster possibly blocking the path. Senator Smoot Republican Utah in charge is ready to seek continuous sessions if Tydings Democrat Maryland challenges debate with drastic cloture should it be needed.
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Washington, D. GC
Smoot
Utah
Senate
Tydings
Maryland
Gilgamesh Tablets Sent to Museum from Kish Site
Gilgamesh tablets chronicling exploits of the ancient hero are en route to the Field Museum. Found at the site of the Sumerian city Kish in the Euphrates valley by an archaeological expedition, the artifacts illuminate Sabylonian lore spanning thousands of years.
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Museum
Chicago
Sir Lancelot
Sebylonians
Kish
Euphrates Valley
Dentist Oscar Yeatman Dies After Bone Choke
In Oricagg May 34, Dr. Oscar Bridford Yeatman, a renowned dentist, died when a chicken bone became lodged in his throat. The incident ends the career of a prominent local figure.
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Oricagg
Oscar Bridford Yeatman
Red Cross Buy Season Highlights Heavy Winter Aid Effort
The Bexar county chapter of the American Red Cross reports its heaviest service year since World War I with over 15 000 clothing articles purchased from the salvage department at Fort Sam Houston since November. April cases reached 361, with relief efforts exceeding 600 000 pounds of flour distributed through Red Cross and allied agencies. The annual activities report was presented to the chapter executive committee chaired by Marshall Eskridge.
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Bexar County
Fort Sam Houston
Humber
Rulh Whalen
Home Service
Easca
Red Cross
Ted ‘Rors
Marshall Eskridge
Fires Threaten Canadian Woods Near Manitona
Fires raged across a dozen districts in Manitoba on May 3 as hundreds of firefighters struggled to check the destruction. Officials warned only rain could halt the advance, threatening valuable timber and pulp areas amid the widespread blaze.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitona
Happy Wife Keeps Youth Brushes Away Gray Hair
An odd ad-like block promotes a hair dye product claiming to remove gray and restore youthful appearance. It reads like a scrambled, advertising style pitch with garbled lines and multiple product mentions, urging readers to try a home treatment and brush away gray tones.
Tintex Color Card Promises Easy Fabric Color Refresh
An advertisement touts Tintex as a quick inexpensive dye and color restorer for fabrics. It claims instant color revival, even tones with no streaks, and highlights Tintex Color Card offering 35 colors. Also mentions Tintex Color Remover and Tintex blue for lace and whitening aids.
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FHE Tintex Group
Inter Cray Box
Tinia
Dyea
Montetinia
Simex
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