Organize White Collar Classes and the Middle Vote
An editorial in The New Leader argues that a rising nonpartisan bloc of labor and liberal groups is reshaping politics. The piece warns that minority government could emerge under either party and that the middle class bears the burden of taxation, cost of living, and restricted income growth. It urges the middle class to unite, protect free institutions, and vote to safeguard America's freedom and opportunity.
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The
New Leader
New York City
Roosevelt
Labor
Vale
America
Tam
John Stuart Milly
Walter Winehell on Broadway and Mozartian anecdotes
A string of vivid, humorous anecdotes on performers and critics. Adelina Patti’s $500,000 tour demand, remarks about Brahms and Wagner, reflections on wit and age in theater, and quips about Paderewski and Verdi. Sparse, revue style items echoing 19th century arts journalism.
Anything for Peace Demands Self Respect and Courage
This piece argues the slogan any one can do anything for peace is a trap that fails those who seek harmony. It condemns reliance on others to grant peace, urging individuals to cultivate self respect discipline and strength to command respect and control their lives rather than blame others or fate.
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Hitle Inna
Merced
Tan
Che
AML
Tieir Polychines
Lisa
Self respect and inner peace in a harsh critique
By Eisia Robinson the piece condemns blame-shifting and pride in suffering, urging readers to confront their own faults from birth onward. It argues that peace comes from self recognition, personal nobility, and a lifelong effort beginning in infancy, rather than external excuses or excuses. The text targets self-deception and calls for disciplined self-respect.
Bering Mired as president ends local teachers union
From L A Light Files dated November 21 1924 Otto Zirkut 88 former San Antonio resident for 40 years dies at 117 South Monument Street after six months illness Addison's disease noted as cause The San Antonio Teachers He trement and Sick Benefit association directors gather Enos Gary Otto Zirkut listed among past and present leaders with several names including Miss Milticn Guskin Viola Moore and Marshall Johnston in the oblique item
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Bering
San Antonio
Enos Gary
A. Arnold
Milticn Guskin
Atlee Treced
Jog
Viola Moore
Marshall Johnston
Oscar Miller
Videl Antolla
Otto Zirkut
Yeshlent
South Monu
Alfiken
Twohig and His Noted Western Banking Circle in San Antonio
An account of John Twohig a Texas banker who built influence across early Texas society. The article describes his burial club system in San Antonio and his social network including Houston and Lee, detailing the lively era’s political and economic links and notable figures who joined or benefited from his schemes.
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John
Amavica
Texas
Brent
Twohig
Hts
Sax
Antonio
Houston
Hiyself
Swante
Ratert B. Lee
Cavalry
Caan
Whitey
San Antoplo
Public Service Company
and. Lee
Houston and
Lee
Twotty
Burial Club
Niles
San Antonio
Paul Sheridan
Hob Feintelcmann
Albert Sydney Johngston
Twohlg
McWweather
Tohn Twohg
Unity on the Home Front Address by Paul G Hollman
Paul G Hollman president of Studsbaker Corp spoke at the Chicago Conference of Christians and Jews on November 3 urging unity to win the war and peace. He framed tolerance as mutual respect among faiths and urged concerted effort from government business and labor to sustain a free economy and prevent postwar tyranny. He warned against anti- Semitic and industrial strife and called all citizens to oppose bigotry to safeguard liberty and victory.
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Tshe
Paul G. Hollman
Studsbaker Corporation
Chivago
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Mars
Hoffman
Ian
Naona Conference of Christians and Jews
Germany
Hunter
Motion sickness linked to nervous system not digestive organs
A study by Drs Francis McDonnaugh and Marlin Schneider of Texas tested 100 cadets using a motion producing device and X rays to compare stomach and bowel activity. About a quarter became sick while the rest showed no digestive abnormality, suggesting motion sickness stems from the nervous system rather than the digestive tract.
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Francis McDonnaugh
Marlin Schneider
Texas
Theta
Davies Way
Sant Bowel
Weatsirea
Shaw's Vision of a World State Provokes Debate
The article critiques George Hacnard Shaws future world as half toward Methuselah and half toward a Superman, arguing it mixes communistic and Catholic ideals but ignores democratic realities. It contends no global super state will emerge, cites Dumbarton Oaks, and defends Roosevelt's free enterprise democracy while praising wartime solidarity and individual human rights.
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Washington
George Hacnard Shaw
Superman
Shiny
Mr. Shaw
State Department
Serias
Wallace
Sams
Dumbarton Oaks
Shaw
Roosevelt
Ryesin
Hitler
Yale
Tomary
Ucense
King Ventures
Keats, Inc
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonia
Rey Antonin
Toxna
Associated PR
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Lorelei
Snd
France
Mary Garden
Camerin
Ming
Ressini
Wagner
Anes
Schumatin
Paderawski
London
Jynace
Grunfeld
Anumaliat
Pinio
Mr Verdi
By Eisia Robinson
King Peatucee
L.A. Light Files
James Farber
Italy
Mussoolini
Fightine Smith
Ang Hoya
Pacific
H. N. Bundesen
Tearrlord
Maroy
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