Spain's Alfonso XIII Remembered as Courageous King
Opinion piece reflects on Alfonso XIII of Spain, noting his decisive actions during crises, the Annual massacre, and the Primo de Rivera dictatorship. It portrays him as a brave defender of a fading monarchy, soon to retire, while urging reforms like unemployment insurance to prevent future crises.
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Omaha World Herald
Europe
Alfonso XIII
Bourbon
Hapsburg
Alfonso X
Spain
Alfonso
Primo de Rivera
Abdel Krim
Morocco
Berenguer
Annual
Madrid
Deauville
Probhers
de Rivera
Don Alfonso
AN IDLE ARMY May Be A Test For Nation
Chattanooga News notes Secretary Lamont’s January unemployment figure of 6,059,000, the largest official U S admit. The piece argues the idle total could near eight to ten million and cites Detroit 174,527 New Orleans 42,482 and Birmingham 22,930 as examples. It calls for national response as spring arrives.
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America
Lamont
United States
Washington
Detroit
New Orleans
Birmingham
Leven
Jobus
Lucas Won’t Be Fired
Robert H. Lucas, executive director of the Republican National Committee, is unlikely to lose his job over his clumsy bid to censure Senator Norris. Practical politicians favor him, praising his savvy, crowd-pleasing style, and ability to speak the party’s language.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Norris
Lucas
Washington
Mr. Lucas
Kentucky
Union Station
Hamilton cites 2,400,000 laws threatening state statute books
Alexander Hamilton, a Republican candidate for New York State Senate, addresses the menace of 2,400,000 laws cluttering statute books. He argues that many thousands are useless and breed contempt for law, presenting figures tied to his campaign.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Alexander Hamilton
New York
Hamilton
Time for Legal Housecleaning in Obsolete Laws
The speaker calls for enforcement-driven reform to remove unenforceable laws such as a pipe smoking ban in New York parks. He argues obsolete statutes harm law respect and enforcement at national, state, and city levels, noting antiquated laws extend beyond Pennsylvania.
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New York
Pennsylvania
No Danger in Communism Warns Hamilton Fish Jr in Louisville
Hamilton Fish Jr, chairman of the house committee on communism, told a Louisville audience there is no real danger in communism itself until it advances in China, India, and Germany. He warned that danger lies in booms and busts, unemployment, surplus food and hunger, and in a few profiting at others' expense, urging steady prosperity and universal employment to curb radicalism.
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Hamilton Fish, Jr
House
Louisville
China
India
Germany
Afterwar Germany Finds Strong Leaders for Hard Times
Detroit News notes postwar Germany has placed capable men like Erzberger Rathenau Stresemann Hindenburg in positions of responsibility. They confront revolution and bankruptcy with decisive leadership and broad confidence abroad and at home.
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Germany
Erzberger
Rathenau
Stresemann
Hinderburg
German Leader Bruening Gains Support as Reichstag Stasis Ends
The article praises Chancellor Heinrich Bruening for uniting center parties against the Hitler and Communist threats. It notes his cabinet decrees as law, improving bonds, economy, and confidence. It mentions rising bond prices, job recovery, and a waning Hitler influence as Bruening travels Germany to bolster peace and prosperity.
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Heinrich Bruening
Reichstag
Bruening
Hitler
National Socialists
Herr Bruening
Germany
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Nebraska
Nebraska Institution
Red Crown
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F. H. Wolf
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