Democrats face shifting conditions in 1928 convention era
The article discusses the impact of La Follette and Bevan deaths on a fractured Progressive movement and the Democratic race toward the 1928 national convention. It notes Bryan's influence and shifts in party leadership, with speculation on potential nominees and reform agendas shaping the political landscape.
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Jennings Bevan
America
la Folletawes
Wisconsin
Bryan
Pene
Paris
Hoawil
Tarle
Valle
York
la Follette
Jay
Mili Rees
Adin
Soyer
Sean
Cartoon critique on political power and public fear
A Chicago Tribune cartoon framed as a political satire condemning abuse of pictorial power and state coercion. The piece suggests authorities use emergency measures to silence dissent, depicting power as a coercive force over press and public, with a critical view of officials.
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Trier
Owen
Tintanee
Mayo
Shell
Philippine Islands and independence debate in Congress
The piece discusses Rep Robert L Baker's push for either greater Philippine independence or a territorial status with local self rule under a governor general in Manila. It argues such a status could lead to a separate legislature and closer alignment with federal policy while retaining state-like rights.
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Robert L. Baker
Enire
Manila
Nonfiction quip on real estate pace and Merida
In a brief East Liverpool Review Tribune aside, the column notes that real estate moves so fast that an earthquake in Merida would be needed to match the pace. The remark highlights rapid property movements as a sharp, humorous comparison.
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Merida
East Liverpool
Birthdays Recap Across Regions and Eras
A digest of notable birthday anniversaries commemorated today. Individuals include Pietro di Marta in Canada originally from Italy, 60 years ago. A. Vo. W. Darlington of Kentucky a Westeyan native born in Shelby county, 35 years since. Rampet Shortridge, United Senator from California, connected to Mt. Pleasant Iowa, also highlighted.
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Britain
Pietro di Marta
Cates
Canada
Ard Ad
Italy
W. Darlington
Kentucky
Westeyan
Shelby Country
Rampet Shortridge
United
California
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
International Congresses Open Across Cities Amid Bold Preparations
Today the International Prison Congress opens in London with wide representation and the American Chemical Society begins its seventieth meeting in Los Angeles. Other events include the New Brunswick provincial elections preliminaries and noted gatherings from Denmark, Norway, and the United States as diverse groups convene in Denver Akron Lowell Natchez and more.
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New Brunswick
London
American Chemical Society
Los Angeles
FHA's Whe in the Day's News
The item surveys daily FHA highlights and notable agency actions. It notes housing policy moves and official statements shaping lending standards and public housing program updates.
Vague fragment notes old playground and closed stores
A fragmentary memory describes a revised playground at a fair grounds with stores and butchers nearby. Vague lines mention a crowd and a pump, suggesting an event or reaction, but details are unclear.
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Val
Butchers
Investment agents fit onto it somehow
Text fragment notes a humorous line about being well off, borrowing money on a Ford, and still driving it. It hints at financial irony and consumer credit themes without detailing a specific event or named entities.
Norway's monarchy affirmed with Haakon VI chosen as king
The passage notes Norway's decision to retain a monarchy. The newly elected king is Haakon VI, son of the late Frederick VIII of Denmark and Princess Maud, daughter of King Edward VII. Crown Prince Olav is 21 and studying in England.
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Norway
Wos
Frederick VIII
Denmark
Maud
Edward VII
Great Britain
Haakon VI
Olav
England
Poems That Live Retrospect and Youth to Old Age
Fragmentary verse reflecting on youth learning through memory and aging. Vague images of streams hills wars and winter forebodings hint at time's passage and the poet’s shifting perspective. The text blends archaic phrasing with garbled terms, preserving a nostalgic mood.
Way of the World reflections on effort and acts
Grove Patterson cites proverbs and public matters to urge doing hard tasks now rather than delaying. He contrasts finishing small jobs with taking on many, warns governments under appreciate the great, and notes Italy buying Virgil's tomb as a sign of cultural priorities.
Glass for Autos Sets Standard Mirror Plating Case
Elykia C H Lee at 140 West St pursues a reasonable standard for auto glass with mirror and nickel plating options. The notice lists services and location for interested customers.
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Mirror & Nickel
West St
Elykia
C.H. Lee
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