Smith Victory Promises Policy Change Debate
The article argues Smith’s victory would shift policy, opposing foreign entanglements and pushing debt repayment, while praising Republican economic goals. It notes Democrats may pursue radical changes, suggesting voters will back the party that aligns with their view on industry, commerce, and prosperity.
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Wege Cre
United States
Sobody
Smith
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Democrats and League of Nations Debate in 1919
The piece discusses party splits on internationalism, with Intermrrionelists favoring League involvement and others warning against European entanglements. It questions whether new policies would stabilize or harm the economy, farmers, and wages, and defends Prohibition as a constitutional duty amid campaign rhetoric.
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Democratic Party
Wiscom
League of Nation
Frome
Marty
Macy Erces
Wilton
Peter the Hermit
Rle
Defiance of Law and President Hoover’s Duty
The piece argues defiance of the law risks a nationwide revolt and warns that a Chicago style civil disruption could spread. It credits President Hoover for upholding the Constitution and resisting political pressure to encourage lawbreaking, noting the president’s influence is limited to his official duties.
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United States
Chicago
Hoover
Sears
Removing Prohibition From the Constitution Debate
The text argues that Congress can only change prohibition through constitutional amendment, noting presidents veto power limits, and that only a three fourths states vote can remove prohibition from the Constitution, outlining a path via a formal amendment process. It stresses the need to act with courage and honor to repeal prohibition.
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Congress
Supreme Court
The
Hou
Pupil chorus to take part in Green school garden fete
About 100 pupils of Robert B. Green school will participate in the annual garden fete titled A Japanese Phantasy. The pageant features five Jap maids named Mattie Phillips, Alva Rheiner, Dorothy Albrecht and Mary Trimble, with all teachers of the school involved.
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Robert B. Green
Little “Jap
Mattie Phillips
Alva Rheiner
Dorothy Albrecht
Mary Trimble
Prohibition and temperance policy debate by Hearst
William Randolph Hearst argues that prohibition is a state matter requiring constitutional amendment and three fourths of the states. He opposes prohibition as a temperance measure, favors liberal liquor laws, and warns against temperance policy dictated by Tammany Hall, urging education to repeal prohibition. He stresses federal action should align with constitutional processes and national prosperity depends on prudent policy.
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Hreefondha
Sus Preme Court
Congress
Union
Ian
United States
Tammany Hall
Bone
Children Present Annual Fete At Robert B Green School
More than 1000 pupils of Robert B Green Elementary on East Whittler street will take part in the annual garden fete A Japaneese Phantazy at 4 pm Thursday All teachers will assist in preparing and directing the pageant The story is a whimsical Japanees phantasy with mime dancing and pantomime leading players include Dorothy Als recht Atr Theiner Muatti Phil lips Mary Trimtic Virginia Hal heal Helen Barricklow Jenlee Chambers Viola Martha Kring Louise Silver Teenles Gascoyne Elaine Deering Marakree Johnson Ruth Hood Marjorie Hood Kells Law Wolf Car
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Robert B. Green
East Whittler Street
Oho
Dorothy Alsrecht
Atra Theiner
Muatti
Phillips
Mary Trimtic
Virginia Halheal
Helen Barricklow
Jenlee Chambers
Viola
Martha Kring
Louise Silver
Teenles Gascoyne
Elaine Deering
Marakree Johnson
Ruth Hood
Marjorie Hood
Kells Law Wolf
Car
Child Parachute Jump to Aid Florida Victims
A child parachute jumper will perform a 8 30 p m Sunday jump from Winburn Held for the benefit of Florida farm sufferers. After the jump a collection will be taken to aid the relief fund. L L Stephenson Jr will pilot the plane.
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Florida
Bileworth
Winburn
L. L. Stephenson Jr
St Marys University junior class selects officers
Officers of the junior class at St Marys University for the current school year are Awalt Warzke president Frank Coleman vice president Ray Rewmann secretary and Frank Daehne treasurer it was announced Saturday
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St. Mary's U
Bf. Mary's University
Awalt Warzke
Frank Coleman
Ray Rewmann
Creretary
Frank Daehne
Dreamirer
Fragmentary list of names and attendees in attendance
A partial OCR list names and participants appears. Names include Casella, Doris McCreless, Buchie Richter, Hagel Smith, Susie Pearce, Doris Stanford, Cynthia Mac Boune, Pauline Carson and others. The passage also mentions a boss who will participate with Jack Hater, Thomaz Taylor, William Flume, William McClellan, and others.
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Oling Casella
Doris McCreless
Mar- Buchie Richter
Hagel Smith
Constance
Hope Carroll
Police Court Fines Reach Four Thousand Nine Hundred
Almost five thousand dollars were paid in police court fines during September by Judge John Fy Onsen in Corporation court. The total for the month was 4309.50, according to clerk Dave Gothieb.
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John Fy Onsen
Corporation Court
Dave Gothieb
Benefit Bunco and Card Party Supports Guard Funds
A Bunco and card party for Miss Monte L nist of Wouduien Ute de Mrdtle Grove drew a good crowd at the W. O. We hall Tuesday night. Several prizes were awarded as funds were raised for the guard's new uniforms.
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Bunco
Monte L'nist
Wouduien
W. O. We
Glen
Orders transfer officers between Duncan and Brooks fields
The War Department issues orders moving First Lieut A W Vananingahr from Duncan field to Brooks field for duty and First Lieut C Branshaw from Brooks field to Duncan field, effective immediately.
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Brooks Field
A. W
United States Retail Merchants Survey Underway in San Antonio
More than 3000 questionnaires will be mailed to merchants in and around San Antonio as part of a nationwide guide survey. Adolph Grasso, secretary of the Retail Merchants' association of Antonio, leads the regional effort at a cost of $00,000. The survey aims to gather data on credit and other aspects of retailing for a special pamphlet.
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United States Destructmens of Commerce
San Antonio
Adolf Grasso
Retal Merchants’ Association of
United States
St Mary's Night School to Open at St Mary's Academy
St Mary's Night School to Open at St Mary's Academy on College Avenue. The program runs Monday evening and offers courses in accountancy business law economics English drama public speaking sociology psychology and education journalism among others.
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St. Mary’s Night School
Claseen
Antes University
St. Mary's Academy
Evenlog
Ciietary of Education
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