U S Should Build the Nicaraguan Canal
The nation faces a call to begin Nicaragua Canal construction as a vital defense need. Admiral Leahy warned that Panama’s vulnerability could cripple naval mobility in a crisis. Despite surveys and treaty rights, the project remains unstarted after decades of consideration and billions spent on other works.
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Roosevelt
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst
Naval Affairs Committee
House of Representatives
William D. Leahy
Naval Operations
Panama Canal
Nicaramma Canal
Nicaragua
Army Engineering Corps
War Department
Congress
United States
Navy plans urge new canal to defend coasts
The talk urges the United States to become a two ocean navy by building a second canal between the oceans. It stresses the Panama Canal is vulnerable and argues the Nicaragua route would greatly enhance naval power. The piece calls on the seventy-fifth Congress to launch this great work as a lasting national monument.
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Merica
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Gulf Coast
Panama Canal
Nicaragua Canal
Torovide
State takeover of county jails opposed by Onondaga locals
A Prison Association of New York proposal to shift county prison operations to the state faces strong county resistance. Onondaga would lose local control over spending and prison jobs, including superintendent and guards, clerks, keepers, and stenographers, with political patronage concerns likely blocking approval.
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Onondaga County Penitentiary
Prison Association of New
Ononage County
Onondaga County
Rapacious Taxes Harm Industry and Public Says Critic
The speaker denounces excessive income taxes and taxes on surpluses as wolf taxes that harm industry and the public by raising costs and depressing capital supply, urging Congress to repeal both at once.
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Congress
Harlem and Paris stars spark lively world review
An abroad review traces reactions to Harlem nightlife sensation Josephine Easer in Paris and Moscow cinema figures Paul Bonfin and Bette Davis amid the European film scene. It notes Astor’s revival, Bod Chistents leadership, and a wave of stage stars like Belle Baker and Harry Richman with hints of backstage comedy dynamics and a trend toward public appearances.
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New York
Fed
Harlem
Josephine Easer
Winter Garden Hare
Paris
Moscow
Paul Bonfin
Permanen
Bete Davis
Europe
Cha
Japan
Spain
Fairbanks
London
Sopine Tuck
Belle Baker
Harry Richman
Kidnaping and robberies cross paths in early city crime scene
A chaotic recap traces multiple 30 year old incidents from a restaurant kidnapping, a car ride to Auburn, and ensuing robberies, detailing locations like Giarcelius Street, Auburn Street car lines, and the First Baptist Church rally. It notes 1000 attendees at a Christian Endeavor event, various burglaries, and a string of past incidents including fires, legislative sessions, and notable arrests.
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Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church
March of Events and Chinese Climatics Commentary
A fragmented historical report discusses Chinese climate notions and the Sino Japanese conflict. It critiques Western and Japanese influences and suggests cautions about future policy, mentioning a Trans-Pa Center in New York and philosophical debates on national conduct.
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Trans-Pa Center
New York
China
Beraust
Fragmented historical note on nations and governance terms
A garbled excerpt discusses parliamentary governments, dictators, and American history. It references receivers in debt, ideas of freedom, and a distant past tied to an Ameri art and Academy of Design, with obscure phrases about France and compensation codes.
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Addeess
Uynes
Ameria
Edine
Esfort
Efk
Ameri Art
Academy of Design
France
LEX
Ater
The President Faces Reelection and Political Realignments
A fragment explains that economic plebians push for policy change while business leaders oppose. concerns over Roosevelt's agenda and congressional support grow. It notes a shift in Democratic senators’ letters toward economy and conservatism, implying the White House faces defection from the business element and questions about political cunning.
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Jashingson
Ee Astein
Mos
Louis Howe
Ifr
Roosevelt
Congress
Conservative critique shapes congressional primaries
George Rothwell Brown notes a conservative shift as economic issues provoke disinterest among Democratic lawmakers. He argues many members lack grasp of economy and warn that primaries could replace them with radicals, hoping a few defeats might restore business minds in Congress.
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Congress
Tinyi
Roper Little Business Conference
Avérete
Key Island
House of Representat
Rese
Caruso's Daughter Gloria Remains in Florence Amid Fame
The piece recalls Enrico Caruso and his daughter Gloria living with her mother and sisters in Florence after his famed New York days. It touches on Caruso’s love of New York, a window scene beside Broadway, and his enduring artistry, recalling Maeterlinck and Georgette Leblanc as alongside the era’s cultural figures.
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Italy
Caruso
Gloria
Fiorence
New Fork
Joie Town
Squares
Knickerbocker
Forty-second St
Broadway
Cormer
Bisapariay Mh
Saramo
Tim
Edison
Stedl
Manterlinck
Maeterlinck
Georgette Leblate
Maurice Meeterlinck
Georgette Leblanc
Alfred Sutro
Gertiut Fernelf
Madame Maeterlinck
Suire
Georgetie
Ang A Chia
Bf Rame Renee Lahow
Masterlinck
Georgetis
Georgette
Leblanc
Maurice Atta Georgette
King Features Syndicate
Tee
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