Green Opposition to Sales Tax Opposes Labor Voice
Opinion piece critiques the opposition to a unified sales tax as harming labor and delaying recovery. It argues tax policy should spread burden via a broad sales tax, support productive enterprise, and avoid punishing initiative. It cites La Guardia, the AF of L, and experiences in Canada and the Philippines.
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Green
Democratic House Weys and Means Committee
la Guardia
New York
Treasury
Congress
Willam Green
American Federation of Labor
Canada
Philippines
Diary notes on society and cinema life abroad and in New York
A stream of social observations and gossip from New York and Europe. The author mentions meetings with Bob Davie Otis Ralston and Katherine Brush, attends dinners and theaters, and notes fashion, scandals, insomnia by Aylesworth and the rise of social salons. Mentions Mexico City florists, Mexico’s former president’s funeral, and Broadway showbiz details with names such as Pauline Lord Rogers Damiti and Gilbert Gable.
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New York
Pepys
Bob Davie
Holt
Otis Ralston
Betty Rogers
Amon Carter
AG Will
Katherine Brush
Bob Winans
Bart Ly~leit
Sime Silverman
Sif
Paul Block
Spinoza the Great
Aylesworth
Mogan
Mexico City
Pers Son
Mexico
Plenty at Home in a New Dry Era Mood Across Nations
The article notes global elation over potential repeal of dry laws, with cheers in France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Algeria and possibly Iceland and the Balkans. It cautions America may not absorb all demand, urges moderate consumption, and mentions California’s abundant wine production with ten million gallons impounded after Volstead and another ten million gallons squeezed in the current year.
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France
Germany
Italy
Portugal
Algeria
Iceland
Balkans
America
California
Aerly
Europe
Tau
United
Elsie
Anna
Anow
Listen World! Elsie Robinson on ambition and writing
Elsie Robinson counsels against chasing fame and warns modern women that ambition can wreck marriages. She argues real writers are driven by an inner need to write, endure hardship, and sacrifice personal happiness for art, not public accolades.
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Stalin
Marry-Go-Round by Helen Rowland shows wary feminism
When Women Were Weallings the piece recalls pioneer feminist denunciations of the Tyrant Man and suggests such fierce rhetoric could shock today’s readers.
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Helen Rowland
Woman's work and rights seek equal share in home life
A fadedfled fragment argues for women's right to work and own agency beyond home duties. It contrasts a tyrant husband who confines her with a progressive plea that women deserve public roles and fair responsibilities alongside men. The piece echoes early feminist calls and references Amelia Earhart themes.
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Fice
Leto
A Hospitable Gesture in Prewar Social Etiquette
Kathryn am by the DEPEYSTER argues hospitality defines good manners while guests recall a time when bold women campaigned for voting and independence. Norman counters that genuine courtesy, not originality, sustains graceful departures and invites future visits.
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Cour
Jong
James
Tolind
King Foes
Siys
Ely
Kathryn
Diego
Norman
Crorrleni
Fens
Byrd
Dom
San Antonio academy football trip amid league protests
In a chaotic incident yesterday a gas blowout at a meter near Bomernet Toad and Seussge tracks endangered four men and injured John EB Nowsl seriously. San Antonio Academy prepared for a December 13 game at Gchwab fluid against Main Avanue High School as city scholastic champions after a League meeting at the YMCA. The West Texas Military academy protest of the lane championship was denied and the academy was awarded the trip. No line of the San Antonio Light was published due to Thanksgiving holiday.
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John EB. Nowsl
Bomernet
San Antonio Academy
Avanue High School
Abin
West Texas Military Academy
Hearst Papers Advocate on Economic Reforms and Prohibition
Advocate outlines three measures: a five billion dollar program to reduce unemployment and spur circulation, a sales tax and income tax cuts to finance industry, and modification of the Volstead Act to permit light wines and beers to revive industry, curb racketeering, and restore liberty.
Death Notice for B. E. Massey in Denver
The death of Ben B. Massey 60 or 80 is reported in Denver with relatives in Ban Abtanlo. A San Marcos native he lived in Denver many years and worked as a mining engineer. Surviving relatives in San Antonio include Blisters Mia E R Brack Mrs Sam Wood Mrs Bob Stockton Mrs Madeline Henson and Miss Addie Massey. Brothers B. Z. Massey of San Antonio and Willie Massey of San Marcos. Funeral services set for Denver Tuesday.
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B. E. Massey
Denver
Ben
Massey
Ban Abtanlo
San Marcos
Blsters
Mia
E.R Brack
Sam Wood
Bobstockton
Madeline Henson
Addie Massey
San Antonio
B. 2. Massey
Willie Massey
Fire deals heavy loss at San Angelo residences
Fire in San Angelo destroyed two houses on Albany Street area. Loss estimated at 7000 dollars. The blaze started in the home of B A Sayd and spread to a vacant house owned by Horton and Yaga.
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San Angela
Sulur- Vang
B. A. Sayd
Apread
Horton and Yaga
Fragmented Text From A Historic Page
Readable fragments describe a parade setting with figures at a park entrance and a tented area. Mentions of people, places, and events suggest a procession or public gathering, though details are garbled and some names are unclear.
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Achir
Tretor
Montana Returns Complete Election Totals from Counties
Helena reports election returns from 56 Montana counties in the presidential race with Democratic lead at 127455 to Republican 78004 and minor party figures. For governor the tally lists J E Ericka Democrat 104482 Frank Hazelbacker Republican 10110 and other party candidates with smaller counts.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Republica
Seelalat
TBH
J. E. Ericka
Frank Hazelbacker
Christian Yerga
Rodney Balisbury
William R. Duncan
Kilday Back From El Paso to San Antonio
Paul J. Kilday state deputy of the Knights of Columbus traveled from El Paso to San Antonio for an interdenominational day service.
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