Peace and reform proposals in Hearst Papers
The Hearst Papers advocate a multi nation peace pact among English speaking peoples, proportional Senate representation, prompt constitutional reapportionment in the House, a national defense department uniting Navy and Air Forces under a single secretary, federal action to end illiteracy, and future election and inauguration timelines set for November and January.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department
Apt
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Corporation Court Efficiency Ordinance Promises Faster dockets
The city moves to speed up corporation court operations by detailing procedures and enforcing penalties for negligence. Officials claim previous delays stemmed from an outdated system, not personnel, and assign responsibility to the court and staff. The change, though, may take time due to a congested docket and record confusion. The Light reports 507 traffic cases pending yesterday.
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Corporation Court
Light
Will Rogers Substitutes for Fred Stone in Show
Will Rogers, famed humorist, sacrifices earnings to cover for Fred Stone who is injured in an airplane accident. Stone's daughter was set to appear in a new show on October 1 but Rogers offers to fill his part and urges Dorothy to guide him in the portrayal. Rogers expresses heartfelt support to ailing friend while maintaining audience cheer.
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Gene Couty
Will Rogers
Fred Stone
Stone
Rogers
California
Dorothy
Reapportionment Debate Backed by Detroit Representative
Representative McLeod of Detroit canvasses House members urging action on reapportionment in the next session. He argues the House will move the bill after finishing current business, noting districts are misaligned with the 1910 census in violation of the constitution.
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House of Representatives
Senate
McLeod
Detroit
House
Fashion decree keeps women's knees covered in Paris
A Paris fashion order extends to women’s knees, delaying the dress goods trade’s collapse. The ruling preserves another industry from ruin, as designers and retailers adjust to the new length requirements and continue production.
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Ruisiness
Fashion
Paris
Cancer Curable If Treated In Time Says Senator Speech
A lengthy speech by a United States senator and former health official from New York City urges cancer education and early treatment. He quotes Sir Berkeley Mason on cancer being curable when detected early, warns of fear delaying diagnosis, and stresses X ray and modern diagnostics to find cancers in early stages.
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Ork
Commiston of Health
New York City
Berkeley Mosnihan
Sir Berkeleys
Hughwass
Nevada Rowntry
Aft USA
New York
Liars Weak Minded By Garrett P Serviss
An essay warning against compulsive liars and overconfident storytellers. It argues such people distort reality, inflate self importance, and endanger judgment, urging readers to avoid hype and pursue truth and clear thinking.
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Liars
Garrett P. Serviss
Education for All: A Call for Universal Learning
A reflective piece argues education should be universal beyond class and profession, praising study for all and condemning restricted access. It cites historic schools, modern roles for engineers and merchants, and the need to prepare students for both leisure and labor in a broad, inclusive system.
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
An early 20th century feature profiles Philip Nowlan and his fascination with scientific criminology. It notes his education at Auburn and New York City connections, and highlights his work on expert investigation methods and exhibit accommodation schemes in criminal trials.
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Philip Nowlan
Miler
Callenenf
City of
New York
Imicreentemieley
Auburn
Desert journey and New York dreams in Nevada tale
A travelogue-style reflection contrasts desert expeditions near Pyramid Lake with life in New York City. A narrator recalls rattlesnakes, wildlife, and desert vistas, then shifts to tax debates, corporate growth, and a move toward California before returning to Nevada and longing for metropolitan comforts. The piece blends vivid landscape imagery with urban aspirations and personal wanderlust.
Armadillo Wasps Describe Nature’s Odd Craft
An unusual creature combines an armadillo like back with a wasp nest built along a central branch. The structure features combs attached to a head and numerous epils, with a power covered body showing varied color hints and oval ridges. The article notes the overall appearance mimics the armadillo’s back and explains the wasp’s origin.
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Gerlés
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