Proposals for National Peace and Reform from Hearst Papers
The Advocate lists plan one an agreement among English-speaking peoples to preserve world peace. Plan two calls for proportional Senate representation and prompt reapportionment in the House. Plan three seeks a unified National Defense Department and a national Secretary for Education. Election in November with inauguration Jan 1 follows.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Reapportionment Stalemate Across Congress and Constitution
John Q. Tilson joins Republicans in seeking reapportionment before the 1930 census. The argument centers on enforcing the Fourteenth Amendment to redraw House seats after each census. Critics say Congress has ignored the constitutional mandate since 1910, causing shifts in state representation and calls for a federal redistribution plan.
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Congress
California
House of Representatives
Michigan
Ohio
Connecticut
New Jersey
North Carolina
Texas
Washington
Missouri
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Mississippi
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Vermont
Secretary of Commerce
John Q. Tilson
House
Constitution
Supply and Demand in a Flooded Town Scene
A flood stranded 500 autos while observers and locals aided with food and drink. Vendors priced coffee, bread, and crackers steeply, as professors recalled Ford’s low T model price and producers’ price fixing. A Arizona cloudburst ruined roads, echoing market pressures.
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Henry Ford
Arizona
Unusual Choice for a Career Change by OHN DQ CLARK
OHN DQ CLARK, a man in his forties who led a Western air company to wealth and fame, retires to become a teacher. He seeks to build human strength by studying and guiding nature, aiming for real satisfaction over monetary gain in the field of regineering.
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Ohn
Clark
Western Air Company
Faith and Science on the Atom and Spirit
An essay contends that advances in unveiling atomic structure blur the line between material and spiritual realms. It argues energy and consciousness are linked through electrons and the atom, suggesting a divine intelligence governs the universe beyond pure science.
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Saya
Iker
ISIE
International Feag. Bety
Tec
Athletic Heart and College Sports Safety Warnings
An article argues college presidents should understand heart function and avoid overexertion in athletes. It stresses gradual training, warns against violent spurts, and urges balance between athletics and study to protect student hearts and future insurability.
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Rmen
Keene
Tempure
CHM
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
A chemistry instructor once among the least known officers of a major electric company became director of research laboratories at a prominent facility. He had studied at the Institute of Technology and taught as a non resident professor of theoretical chemistry for years before joining the General Electric research team.
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Philip Nowlan
Fienerad Electric Company
Hie Stark
Bfaenaebusetib Instituls of Technology
Instituts Corporation
Electete
Heheneclads
Brecome
Wills MW. Witney
Freaks of Nature in Devonshire Coral Reef Tank
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Devon and Cornwall reef life, mentioning Devonshire cag carl and Corel reef bullfers with a poly body like other reef builders. It notes Teshy paris decay, Cup Coral skeletons of carbonate lime, and mentions unusual large reef tank specimens and skeletal features.
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Devonshire
Devon and Cornwall
Paris
Rome
Power to Become Theers whatized by Dr Fosslick address
Dr Fosslick of New York delivered a remarkable address on the power to become, arguing that Christianity’s rejecting element is developmental. He praised human growth, noted religion’s crimes, and cited Voltaire’s era while stressing people can become more than present from youth to old age and amid democracy’s rise.
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Fosslick
New York
Ales Omiler
Carrick
Oliver Lay
Alin An
Hirat
China
Picture of Los Angeles life and crime amid crowds
A riot of fragmented scenes from Los Angeles society and street life. The piece mentions newsboys near the Biltmore, policemen, orange groves, fashion, and a bustling city mood with references to theater previews, the Huntington estate, and prominent figures, painting a vivid, if disjointed, portrait of urban life and scandal.
Royal wedding scene mocks democracy and rank in satire
The piece humorously portrays the marriage of Princess Elizabeth of Schaimburg Lippe to Benevenute Hauptmann, son of famous writer Gerhard Hauptmann. It notes the couple seated together at their own wedding, implies royal rank matters, and argues for tradition and precedents over democratic ideals.
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Elizabeth
Schaimburg-Lippe
Benevenute Hauptmannt
Gerhard Hauptmann
Caesar
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