Hearst Papers Advocate for National Peace and Reform
A sequence of proposals calls for an English-speaking world peace system, proportional Senate representation, rapid House reapportionment, unified armed services under a National Defense Secretary, federal illiteracy abolition under an Education Secretary, and Congress election in November with presidential inauguration in January.
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Tme
Hearst
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Congress
Traffic safety survey to review San Antonio traffic code
Bexar county safety council and city authorities will conduct a thorough traffic survey in San Antonio to guide possible amendments or a rewrite of the traffic code. The city provides staff and a photographer, while the council allocates 1000 dollars and supplies a National Safety Council engineer.
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Bexar County Safety Council
San Antonio
National Safety Council
Hoover South America tour to foster Latin American relations
The president-elect plans a South American tour, the first by a U.S. leader on the continent. Officials say it will promote mutual understanding, stimulate press coverage, and boost American interest in South American resources, economics, geography, and politics. The tour is seen as marking a new era in U.S. relations with South American republics.
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Erbert Hoover
South America
Latin America
Unitedtes
United States
Europe
Panama
Smog Denies Sunlight in American Cities
A narrator contrasts daylight and sunset with urban smoke and dust, noting early industry’s impact on light. The piece laments Chicago’s midnight pall and explains smog as a health concern limiting sun rays in population centers, while a San Antonian remains unmoved by the issue. The prose observes how air pollution blocks rays and cites scientific verification of the smog problem.
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Chicago
Pollyanna
Spinal Meningitis Warns Against Epidemics
A 1910s health feature explains spinal meningitis as a rare infectious disease, its symptoms and historical outbreaks in the United States. It stresses hygiene, clean living, and avoidance of shared items to reduce spread, noting epidemics can occur but are mitigated by personal health practices.
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Loneponer Feature Service. Inc
Story of Gorilla by Garrett P Serviss
The article describes the gorilla's physiology and behavior, quoting French observer Guy Rabault and reports from Berinze country. It discusses gorilla feeding habits, aggression as a misinterpretation of force, group living, and habitats near Lake Kivu with measurements of a typical adult male.
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Story
Garrett P. Serviss
Empire of India An Address by Dr Frank Crane in London
In London a banquet was held for the Indian delegation departing for the Linlian Empire, presided by the Marquis of Kremling. Sir John Simon noted that geography belies Indian diversity and that India’s vast provinces exceed many European nations in scale. He cited Burma’s size relative to France and Bengal’s population dépassing Great Britain, underscoring India’s heterogeneity and the limits of Western impression. The British commission stressed unity under Britsh policy, while acknowledging substantial self government sentiment and the enduring value of orderly administration.
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London
Kremling
John Simon
India
Burma
Franee
Vambay
Tealy
Bengal
Lirithin
Madris -Beasiyi
Kcotland
Wales
Extink
Limrish Empire
Great Britain
Whale
Inez Toni
Ghurne
Rose gully legends in a winter voyage tale
A fragmented piece describes birds and travel through Palm Tinteh and coastal regions. It hints at migratory behavior toward nesting in early spring, contrasting inland and coastal sites, with distant places and uncertain, dreamlike phrases.
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Palm Tinteh
Watitali
Ireland’s Shannon Power Plan Promises Wealth and Industry
An enthusiastic piece praises a German built power project on the River Shannon. It claims turbines will convert river power to electricity boosting Ireland’s wealth, with benefits across the south and north. It lauds wages, innovation, and even photos of workers, framing the program as a swift route to prosperity and unity.
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Shannon
Ireland
Ue Irish
Treland
Shamon
New York Life and Nightlife in the Jazz Age
A 1928 McNaught Syndicate piece surveys New York City workplace culture and urban life. It describes hotel hostesses, social duties, and the demand for refined hospitality, then shifts to subway systems, underground infrastructure, and public perception of city engineering and transit. It also notes gasoline stations, garages, and polite service workers in a bustling metropolis.
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Tession
Batel Boste
Burrals
Tin Taney Batel Bay
New York
Iisiy
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