Western State Journal Weekly Publication Details
The Western State Journal weekly edition published daily except Sunday by the publisher, with officers and staff listed. Delivery by route not served areas, carrier delivery available at reduced rates, annual prepaid subscription stated, Syracuse post office note indicates second class matter.
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Sundar
Journaller
Ervey P Buell
Searie Fy Wancock
Acdrowy
East Layette
Aivery
Syracuse
State Fair finances under scrutiny by lieutenant governor
Lieutenant Governor criticizes the State Fair management as inefficient and lacking proper finance controls. He notes a $100,000 unpaid bills deficit, cites weather and attendance as factors, and argues for an overhaul to prevent graft temptations and improve overall efficiency while defending the commissioners’ integrity.
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Lowman
Commission
Senti
Syracuse
Borah Proposes Britain Aid to Enforce Prohibition
A Senate proposal from Senator Borah would seek British involvement to enforce U S prohibition law. He suggests sending a note to Prime Minister Britain to curb foreign bootlegging and “moral pirates” while noting Britain could not stop its own nationals from illicit trade. The plan sparks debate over federal enforcement limits and international complicity.
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Borah
Great Britain
United States
England
Russia
John Bull
Britain
Hiscords
Anciersen
Eosland
Hares
Ayicz
Winter License Delays Hamper Auto Owners in City
Many motorists without 1925 plates store cars away for winter and face long waits to purchase plates. Delays burden clerks with extra labor, creating a peculiar and worsening derelict car licensing situation in the city.
White Elephant Barge Canal Debate Drives State Politics
A partisan clash over New York’s 430 million barge canal dominates legislative talk. Critics call the canal a white elephant while advocates urge state control or federal takeover to aid western growers. The dispute centers on cost, utility, and political leverage ahead of near-term decisions.
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Newye
Senate
John Knight
Frederick
Napa
Malterbode
Republlian Fox
Greane
Greené
Ng St
Atlantic
Fla
New Threats Escalate As Nations Cite Ultimatums
Fragmentary report describes a tense scene with mentions of an ultimatum to Turkey by regis powers and claims by Lenin and Varly on fronts in Syracuse. References to a promised base, a 5X commando unit, and scattered phrases suggest wartime dispatches with uncertain details and several garbled names and places.
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Italy
Turke
Lenin
Varly
Syracuse Sarailles
Levant
UTP
New York Day by Day Portrait of a Silent East Side Figure
A long vignette on a solitary young man in New York's East Side, described as pale and worn, often sketching late at night in coffeehouses and near bridges, drinking many cups of black coffee, and keeping to himself. The piece notes New York’s reluctance to pry into private sorrow and contrasts city anonymity with the public's sympathy for hidden grief. It also touches on changing social mores, dance halls, and a nostalgic riff on earlier manners and jazz era culture.
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New York
Jamal
East Side
Second Ar
Letan
Williams' Jourg Bridge
Po- Heemen
Gotham
A. Amuler
Nese
York
Christmas Toys Lose Their Shine In A Few Days
A playful note on how quick holiday favorites degrade after Christmas. Dolls lose hair, tin horns stop blowing, and mechanical toys seize up while young minds learn that novelty fades as weeks pass.
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Hal Cochran
Fanny
Santa Claus
Pueblo Rain Ceremonies and Zuni Secret Societies Tale
The article describes Pueblo rain ceremonies conducted by rotating societies and the performative rites of Zuni and related groups. It notes masked dances by Clowns or Mudheads, the toeaiber ritual requiring a human scalp, and anecdotes about members and misfortunes tied to warpath relics and museum discoveries.
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Alan
Skinner Saga
Adventure
Arioux
Rgterd
Thought on Covetousness and Wealth in The Soul
A ponderous fragment defines covetousness as a danger to the soul, citing Luke 12 15 and pondering the meaning of a man’s life not measured by material abundance, with references to a line about the soul and the fondness for wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea Jonson
Maine man hinted at seven dollar taters and peppers
A garbled report from Maine mentions a man who allegedly clocked seven dollars for taters and peppers and suggests the speaker never attempted to obtain the pepper from all sections. The fragment references a vague plan and division of items among areas with uncertain actions.
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Maine
Estes
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