Extended remarks spark debate on Blanton language in Congress
The piece questions the fairness of printing extended remarks in the Congressional Record and whether Blanton used obscene language. It argues printed speeches not delivered on the floor misrepresent the record, inviting abuse by those who seek show over merit and suggesting high school essay quality would be a closer fit for such prints.
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Representative Mondell
Representative Blanton
Texas
Congressional Record
Blanton
Congress
Mondell
House
ANOTHER MAIL ROBBERY PUZZLES STILL UNSOLVED
New York authorities probe a recent mail truck heist amid scant clues. A white muslin bag reportedly covered the driver’s head as robbers emptied sacks of registered mail. The piece notes nationwide robberies had risen and cites armed postal workers as a response to curb tampering with rails.
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New York
United States
Million Dollar Mail Heist Shows Need for Guards
The piece argues the largest mail robbery, valued at one million dollars, exposed the laxity in transporting vast sums. It questions sending funds via a lone truck driver without an armed guard, noting the risk to both the custodian and the money. It stresses physical preparation and vigilance to ensure safe delivery of valuables.
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New York
Demagogue's Tax Attack on Excess Profits Tax
A column rails against Senator Reed and the excess profits tax, arguing the levy harms economic growth. It notes businesses delay development, shift money from taxable securities, and force firms to limit production to protect profits under the tax.
Senator Reed Targets Economics in Political Debate
The passage argues that excess profits taxes can distort supply and raise consumer prices by incentivizing manufacturers to cut output. It contends such effects are driven by politics rather than sound economics, noting Senator Reed’s focus on political aims over economic principles.
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Reed
Phillipics
Senate
New German Cabinet Amid Socialist Presence Aims Stability
Several months after praising Dr Wirth, Germany’s chancellor, his cabinet reshuffle reappointed him to form a new government. Despite a Socialist majority among ministers, Wirth would direct policy to stabilize a defeated nation and curb radicalism, with Dr Rathenau retained as reconstruction expert. Seguin safes and the seizure of 250 high powered rifles on the Mexican border are noted as related security concerns.
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Wirth
Germany
Dr. Wirth
Europe
Russia
Democrats
Rathenau
Herr Rathenau
Ah sweet is Tipperary in the springtime year
Poem fragment praising Tipperary in spring with imagery of hawthorn blossoms, singing birds, fresh air, and Irish lush landscapes. Attributed to Denin Aloysing McCarthy.
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Tipperary
Shievenamon
Denin Aloysing McCarthy
Darkness at Ismail Merian’s House in Sepia Night
Jack Harford visits Ismail Merian’s palatial estate after a postponed dinner, haunted by Rachel’s disappearance. Merian’s poised, oriental air masks tension as Harford confronts a veiled claim of Rachel’s welfare, while a whispered voice from afar unsettles him and hints at hidden routes to the missing woman.
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Jack Harford
Ismail Merian
Merjan
Madame Cazalet’s
Ismail Mexiani
Rachel
Merian
Rachiel
Harford
Carlyste
Ani
Thad
Hurford
Jack Platford
Cinohon
Ogetta Cate
Wassen
Merjée
Jones
Slass
Lafford
Dene Harford
Haling
Liii
Emiline
Parfard
Cholera Epidemic in Volga District Nearing End
Samara reports the Volga cholera outbreak is waning as cold weather arrives. Medical testimony notes high death rates among the undernourished and refugees with poor sanitation and limited treatment facilities. Dr. Lindy Burkhardt, linked to the American Committee for Relief, cites dangerous conditions and scarce beds while urging proper feeding to stimulate stomach acid and immunity.
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Samara
Volga
Lmdly Burkhardt
American Committee For Relief In
Near East
Tiflis
Burkhardt
Plan Mountain Road to Mauna Loa Summit in Hawaii
A proposed highway will connect Kilauea 4000 feet above sea level to the Mauna Loa summit 14,000 feet high. The project, supported by the federal government, would boost access to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Professor Jaggar and Lorvin Ae Miursten spearhead the plan with backing from Stephen Mather.
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United States
Lorvin Ae ‘Miursten
Monohidu Advertiser
Stephen Mather
National Park Xeridee
Hino
Maung Loa
More French Births and Marriages Reported in Paris
Paris records show rising births and marriages postwar as housing strains ease. Deaths decline and infant mortality drops amid crowded conditions. 25,282 weddings occurred in the first half of the year, with a notable boost in marriages and births compared to prior periods.
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Paris
Penn
Paridang
Potatoes and pride spark Sunday fishing tale
A humorous fragment tells of a poor fisher baiting a line with a potato to mock a farmer who caught him. The joke shifts to a tavern scene, a scolding, a punchline, and a teasing exchange about dating routines and family advice. The humor centers on misdirection and social quirks.
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Bin
Vaudeville Screens and Film Showings at Local Venues
An odd listing notes vaudeville acts and motion pictures including Princess and Fairbanks in The Three Musketeers. It mentions Royal and Bennett in a musical or dramatic program and teases with humorous lines about a vegetarian. The fragment suggests a busy theater schedule with diverse acts and film showcases.
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Taow
Tongus Fairbanks
Royal
Bennett
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Jebson Senior
Febson
Jebson
Harvey Maitland Watts
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