Notorious Power Lobby Probed by Senate Committee
The editorial attacks the power lobby in the wake of President Coolidge’s stance on disclosure and licensing for legislative agents. It praises Senate investigations led by Walsh and cites past probes, contrasting them with FTC inquiries. It argues for direct Senate action to expose corporate influence and questions why the Senate would shield lobbyists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Power Trust
Walsh
Presiden Coolidge
Electric Power Lobby
National Press Club
Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Senate Committee
Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans’ Hospital
Forbes
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Smit
Ware
Reed
Inllinois and
Pennsys
Naval Oil
Vania
Fragmentary historical newspaper notice record
A damaged OCR fragment lists several historical newspaper names and dates including Western State Journal March 20 1838 Syracuse Daily Journal July 4 1844 Telegram Sunday American September 38 193%. Mentions a president publisher Stewart and other officials with garbled roles and postal entry notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byfeghes
Western State Journal
Syracuse
Journel
Telegram
Sunday American
Conraces
Wee Anes
Niere
Ine
Barney
Stewart
Penis de Barn
Mlm
Andrews
Pasette
Ment
Preparedness and Defense Inadequacy Through History
The article argues that failures to fund defense measures, including a soda lime requisition that could have saved divers in a submerged accident, reflect a pattern: Washington warned against a weak defensive posture, wars show the cost of unreadiness, and current sentiment on naval strength may repeat past mistakes. It urges Congress to gauge public opinion and establish a stronger stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisberg
Navy Department
Congress
Washington
House Naval Committee
What Do You Know Quiz Clues Question Snippet
Fragmented OCR shows a quiz with garbled phrases. It asks about Greek fables early figures, American governors, Revolutionary figures like Mad Anthony, and other mixed history items with unclear names and dates.
Three Things That Complete a Life by Dr Frank Crane
The essay outlines power pleasure and peace as life’s three core aims. Power fuels action and achievement, pleasure arises from serving others, and peace rests on fixed principles and belief in God. A balanced life centers on using ability to aid others and a steady core of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crane
Abriel Wells
Fragmented Wise Men Text Signals Obscure Editorial Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wise Men and nation, with garbled phrases about procrastination, rain, and captions. Mentions Grover Film and references to science, teachers, and a list of unclear names. No coherent event or clear individuals emerge.
Hidden Memories From Two Decades Past in Syracuse
A jumble of recollections recalls events from 20 years ago in Syracuse including film shows, theater, and civic notes. Mentions actors Wallace Rela and William Hart, venues Eckel Happy Hour Savoy Stand, and the 10 year look at wartime missing persons, civil service debates, and local price levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckel
Wallace Rela
William S. Hart
Louise Glaum
Savoy
Army
Saw
Navy
Justice Shore
Frank Matty
Courcil
Fragmented Rant Reflects Turbulent Times and Faith
Jumbled text weaves a protest through religious doubt and personal fate. Mentions gods, conquests, saints, and warnings, with scattered names and places implying a scattered wartime era mood and existential questioning.
New York Day by Day On the Transatlantic Voyage
New York Day by Day sketches a cross section of passengers aboard a trans Atlantic liner. It playfully jests at distinct travelers from a polished social set to a brash celebrity type, noting their quirks, pretensions, and travel rituals as the voyage unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TSEA
Bowery
Troola
London
Plymouth
Havre
Inca
Insiders' Graft Questioned Over Continental Oil Deal
The text alleges a repeat of a Continental Oil deal in which Continental sold millions of barrels at $1.50 to itself and others at $1.75, earning about $3,000,000 for bribing a cabinet officer to aid private oil reserves. It questions how often such actions occur without stockholders' knowledge and critiques the cabinet officer's substantial holdout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Abenibeiwee
Continental
Standard Oil
Indiana
United States
The One World Nation: A Far Future Specter
A speculative note envisions vast technological progress enabling universal simultaneous communication. From loudspeakers to radio, the idea grows that humanity could become a single global nation, a state likely centuries in the future.
Temperance Beat Takes Aim at Harvard and Business Dinners
A Boston girl recalls Harvard students as ungentlemanly and fond of liquor while business men toast at dinners. The account notes whiskey, loud laughter, and distracted talk. A young statesman is seen kissing up to bosses, jeopardizing his future by weak behavior. The piece calls for old fashioned temperance and urges Billy Sunday to lead a movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harvard
Billy Sunday
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TATA
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Grover
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Franklin H. Chase
Museum of Art
Rochester
Gearze
Comfort
Onondaga
Dustin Faroum
Wireline
Willi Courtenay
McGuire - Rafferty -Scanton
Decaditate Party
White Memorial Building
Manhattan Hotel
Thiaradoine
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