Roosevelts clash over Supreme Court picks and critics
In Washington a growing revolt challenges the Roosevelt administration as allies and opposition debate the fate of a potential Senate fight over a Supreme Court nominee. Key figures include Senator Robinson and other party leaders, with loyalty tests tied to party aims and future appointments.
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Roosevelt
Robinson
Supreme Court
Senate
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
South
Joe
St. James Palace
London
Dominions
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Congress
Roosevelt Grants Confessed Immigrant Right to Stay
A fragment notes President Roosevelt signed a special bill granting an unnamed individual the right to reside in the United States. The text ends with the person’s intended release from detention or deportation.
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SEG Union
Presidant Rooecvelt
United States
Deporting Alien Criminals and Other Editorial Snippets
A Los Angeles area column railed at lenient parole for foreign-born convicts and urged deportation to prevent return to the U.S. It also lampooned missionaries from China, warned against threats to civilization, mocked unemployment statistics, and reflected on ruins and social issues with a provocative, satirical tone.
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Anta Monica
Calif
New York
Steve
Washington
Circus Tycoon Unworried by Labor Trouble Flurry
In Washington Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey general manager Samuel W. Gumpertz remains untroubled by a labor dispute led by Ralph White of the AF of Actors. He supports unionization among unorganized circus workers while noting strong business and his long career in show business. A French editor Jacques Chastenot visits New York and previews a survey of U S conditions, criticizing views of Americans through La Guardia.
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York
Washington
Samuel W. Gumpertz
National Capital
Ralph Whitehead
New York
American Federation of Actors
Gumpertz
Bull
Sam Gumpertz
Coney Island
William H. Reynolds
Gumperts
Col
Jacques Chastenot
le Temps
M. Chastenet
United States
Middle West
New York City
la Guardia
Quick to Make Smart to Wear Apron Pattern 5800
Advertises a sew pattern for a full apron with yoke border and pocket. Describes contrasting materials and applique flowers from colorful scraps. Offers transfer pattern 7 by 9 inches and requests 15 cents plus stamps to Household Arts Dept. at 259 Fourteenth St. New York.
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Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New Sack N.Y
Advertising Speaks for Industry Privilege Claims
An industry voice argues that advertising serves a privileged class, asserting that change need not wait months and urging immediate action to leverage current influence. The piece frames advertising as a direct channel for rapid impact among industry members.
Peace and Reason Rules the Day
A compact saying from an old Collins text emphasizes that peace and reason govern thoughts and actions, highlighting moral restraint and rational judgment as guiding principles.
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Collins
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Detroit
Ciitizens
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Seattle
el Paso
Buffalo
American Retail Federation
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Arkansas
White House
David L. Walsh
Massachusetts
Royal S. Copeland
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Dent
Sir Harry Lauder
Cee Ee Eee
Australia
Monterey
Greta Lauder
Sir Harry
Indalecio Prieto
Juan Negrin
Dr. Wang
U. S
Pany Soastetel
Se United Daughters
Yeeh
Ranger
Bath
Harold 8. Vanderbilt
Endeavor N. Beene
Irvin
Cobb
China
Heiping
Sadhin Hasasien
Twinent
Lemuel F. Parton
Dinata
Areca
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