Young Roosevelt Follows His Father in Chicago
In Chicago Colonel Roosevelt Jr leads his engagement at the Hamilton Club with Mayor Thompson present. The younger Roosevelt says he will not speak on political matters unless free to express his views. Thompson once showed a pro German stance before the war. Earlier Theodore Roosevelt declined a Chicago event when Sam Lorimer was a guest amid Senate corruption stakes.
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Chicago
Coloneare Roosevelt, Jr
Hamilton Club
Chi
Wiliam Hale Thompson
Velt
Thompson
Theodore Roosevelt
U. S
Sam Lorimer
Doctors Call For Specialized Institutions To Reform Delinquents
A letter to The Star argues for a new system of care for socially unstable youths described as praecox or manic depressive. Dr L Pierce Clark advocates a combined medical and moral training approach with psychiatrists, teachers, and public cooperation, noting current institutions are inadequate.
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the Star
Mary D
L. Pierce Clark
Clark
Roosevelt would oppose renominating Jones over Lorimer ties
The piece argues Theodore Roosevelt would not support Wesley L. Jones for Senate given Jones voted for Lorimer, a corruptionist, and for defending the Kaiser. it asks whether Roosevelt would tolerate such a Republican today and recalls past denouncements of Lorimer.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Wesley L. Jones
Roosevelt
Hatever
Krisy
Jones
William Lorimer
Lorimer
United States Senate
Kaiser
Mere Sentiment in Death Sentence Plea Debate
Kern county district attorney J R Dorsey argues for hanging 17 year old Roy Wolff on October 22. The Star questions whether such punishment would deter future murders and says mere sentiment has steered nations and sparked progress through history.
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Roy Wolff
J. R. Dorsey
Kern County
California
Wolff
The
Star
Greer
Isabella
Columbus
America
Lafayette
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Chinese Jazz and the Roots of Music in Ancient China
The article traces jazz origins to Mina and prehistoric China. Confucius edited the Li Ki, a ceremony book, which recorded Chinese musical views. The Li Ki links music to moral influence, describing early regional styles as stirring desire or virtue, though the original scores are lost.
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Mina
Confucius
Comfucius
China
Kang
Sung
Wei
Khi
Clouds and Foresight Ease Credit Fears Across Markets
The Wall Street Journal says a comfortable money market is likely for the rest of the year as precautionary federal reserve actions and improved railway conditions unclog credit arteries. Analysts note farmers and traders may benefit from plentiful moving funds and fewer rail bottlenecks. A Pribilof Islands seal catch of 2 million dollars signals abundant furs for next summer while Arab rebels faced rout from British Sikh troops.
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Wall Street Journal
Federal Reserve
Odd Notices and Neighborly Snatches From a Frayed Page
A hazy, collage style column recalls a gift tied to a woman, a missing gold print watch, a playful boys’ life scene, and a wandering domestic moment. Vivid vignettes include a Nashville bath tub line, a carpenter’s livestock remark, a watch missing request, and curious hotel menu talk.
Government savings to fund bonds via postal deposits
Eugene Meyer argues before the Senate reconstruction panel that raising postal savings bank yields to 4 percent and using 6 percent treasury certificates could fund government needs while boosting Liberty bonds. He cites international savers rates and predicts rapid debt payoff and stronger citizenship.
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Eugene Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Senate
Special Committee On Reconstruction and Production
Treasury
Banka
Port Office
Belgium
Denmark
Germany
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Meyer Beeves
Tragic tale aboard night train ends in opiate sleep
Dr James L Vance reports a young wife’s desperate flight from despair on a night southbound passenger train. Confronted by a deserted marriage and a tormented heart she suffered convulsions and cries of loneliness as a nurse and doctor tried to relieve her with opiates before she finally slept. A stray ad for skin treatment interrupts the harsh recollection.
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Darma
God's
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Star Today
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