Proposals for Peace and Reform Circulate in Congress
An English speaking bloc aims to preserve peace among themselves and boost U S peace efforts. Proportional Senate representation proposes at least two Senators per state. A unified Defense Department would place Army Navy and Air Forces under one Secretary. Federal action to end literacy under a Secretary of Education and a January inauguration after November elections.
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Hearst
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Dr Frank Crane obituary notes his journalism career
Dr Frank Crane, born Urbana Illinois 1861, wrote for leading newspapers for nineteen years and became an institution in journalism. He was a pioneer who believed ideas should be revealed not concealed. He published books, edited a magazine, and engaged in other activities. America has lost one of its popular truth seekers.
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Nask Crane
Frank Crane
Ays
Dr. Crane
Urbana
Illinois
America
Remember column recalls San Antonio life in the 80s
A contributor reflects in the Remember column that the 1980s in San Antonio offered a slower pace, richer social life, and zestful youth. The piece notes nostalgia for past vitality while acknowledging the city’s continued appeal for enjoying life.
College football values debated by Chicago professor
University of Chicago professor Linn calculates each football squad member is worth 10000 in cold cash from receipts. He suggests colleges treat players with more consideration. Comments mirror alumni wishes and parental taxpayer concerns about balancing athletics with academics and university mission.
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Ames Weber Linn
University of Chicago
Linn
Jurors Fear Danger After Toral Verdict
Jurors in the Leon Toral assassination trial worry they may face injury or death from opposing factions regardless of the verdict. The piece notes human bias toward perceived partiality and the belief that fairness equates to impartiality, highlighting jurors’ personal responsibility concerns.
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Leon Toral
Rio Grande
Weaning Baby By Royal St Copeland
A guide for mothers on transitioning infants from breast feeding to solids or bottle use. It discusses duration of breastfeeding, signs of adequate weight gain, and when to consult a doctor. It notes that six months is a typical period to consider weaning and suggests gradual bottle introduction to ease the change.
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Weaning Baby
Royal St Copeland
Linder
Rouge Afc
Hia
Polar Currents and a Vast Ocean Stream Crossing the Atlantic
A historical note discusses a proposed ocean current flowing between the poles toward Greenland, with reports attributed to Commander Smith of the U S Coast Guard. It describes a warm northward stream crossing the equator, a possible Labrador current interaction, and the impact on Atlantic physical charts, alongside notes on Greenland's environment and Arctic ice dynamics.
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Nelore
Smith
U. S. Coast Guard
Green Joud
Labrador
South Pole
Tropics
Equator
Greenland
Raflin Bay
Newfoundland
Forte
Ivert
Ugsinac
Lebind Disko
Jirs
Lasin
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
The article traces the career path of Vic, a noted consulting engineer. A Cornell and Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduate begins at Western Electric in Chicago after leaving Winstonham Electric Manufacturing, then moves to Westinghouse Lamp in Hinomfelt, New Jersey, Holophane in Newark, Vaughn Meyer and Swert in Milwaukee, and finally runs an independent Milwaukee consulting practice.
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United States
Vic
Carnnell
Massachusetts
Technolgy
Wentinghame Electric § “Manufacturing
Western Electre Company
Chicago
Weblinghouse Lemp Company
Hinomfielt
N. O
Holophane Company
Newark
Frm
Vaughn, Meyer and Swert
Milwaukee
Arthur, J. Sweet
The Blue Flag and a Patriot’s Internationalism
A fragmented reflection discusses a proposed blue flag symbolizing humanity beyond nation states. It cites wartime Paris origins, Mowrer’s reports, and thinkers like Wells, arguing for internationalism while noting patriotism remains a strong driver for many. The piece envisions the blue flag standing alongside the colors of nations as a universal rallying point.
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Bnet
Amon
Jones
New York Musicians Face Hard Times in Rights and Royalties
The piece surveys improvised music careers in the 1920s, noting few profits for songwriters and performers. It cites radio, publishing, and vaudeville as key pressures, with only a few earning six figures from royalties. It references Irving Berlin and others, plus a tongue in cheek portrait of New York entertainment culture and a mention of Tad and a vendor scene at Grant's Tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bingo-Bango
Jay
Ramona
Thor
Teaders
Phonograph
Kong
Irving Norlin
Atonnera
Alexander
Anve Ace
Bucolice Preas' 44 Misa Dorothy Pettey and Ruth Gilmen
The fragment notes Dorothys Pettey of Lonton and Ruth Gilmen from South Dakota were door yard callers on Shenin Saturday. The brief mentions a Bradford opinion but details are unclear.
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Misa Dorothy Pettey
Lonton
Lady Erlend
Ruth Gilmen
South Dakota
Dooreyard
Bradford
Artless Ads Photographe Operator and Calld by Be
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a brief items note about an artless advertisement or photographer operator, with garbled names and calls. No clear event dates, places, or identifiable organizations are readable.
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