Ma Ferguson to Run Again in Political Echoes
A historical column discusses Ma Ferguson seeking another term after a harsh defeat. It notes that opponents might claim law violations or miscounted votes to justify a comeback and compares Ferguson’s resilience to historic figures like Seward. The piece questions public forgiveness and political strategy.
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Ma' Ferguson
Abs. Ferguson
Moody
Mrs. Ferguson
Seward
New York
Lincoln
Lincaln
Ferguson
No Reason to Be Mad about Suspenders and Socks
A satirical note on a French ace wearing suspenders in a public photo sparks discussion of dress and decorum. It recalls Congressman Simpson joking about socks during a ball, illustrating changing customs and public curiosity.
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Lockless
Jerry” Simpson
Kansas
Simpson
Jerry
Rumors and doubts swirl around Trotsky and relatives
The note questions claims of Trotsky's debt and family arrests. It suggests flight rumors may be propaganda and doubts real opposition forcing exile. It credits Traders for unity amid persecutions and notes shared adversity binding leaders despite differences.
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Trotsky
Protoky i
Three youths fined for cruelty to a cat in New York
A report notes three young men in New York were arrested and fined two dollars each for cruelty to an animal after intoxication of the cat. The piece suggests harsher charges or different norms in other places. It cites editorials from Canton, Marion, Mansfield, and Zanesville reflecting on cruelty laws and heat concerns.
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New York
Lax
Yesterday's Anniversaries and Notable Dates 1805 1886
A dated recap lists notable births and deaths including Dr Ashbel Smith born Hartford 1805 died Harris County Texas 1886. Also notes Isaac Sherwood Ohio representative born Stanford New York died Toledo 1825. Mentions Bayreuth festival with European sovereigns and Norway vote for dissolution from Sweden.
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Ashbel Smith
Republican of
Texas
Hartford
Conn
Harris Eopuy
Ol Isaac Sherwood
Ohio
Congress
Stanford
N.Y
Toledo
Bayreuth
Germany
Brazil
Europe
Turkey
Frederick
Potsdam
Norway
Sweden
Brownsville
Tex
United States
China
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Friday the thir teenth. Historic events noted today
Twenty years ago Brownsville riot among U S soldiers leaving several dead. Dr Felix Adler turns 73. Brig Gen Henry L Abbott 95, West Point graduate. Baltimore set for execution of Richard Reese Whittemore. Trans Alpine flight at international aviation meet in Auhen d a rt. Jack Dempsey to appear in Indianapolis to answer restraint action over contractual dispute.
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Henry L. Abbott
U. S.A
West Point
Beverly
Mass
Marquis of Cambridge
Queen Mary
London
Felix Adler
Society For Ethical Culture
Germany
William N. Haskell
American Revel Administration
Russia
Albany
48 Years Ago Today. James R. Sheffield
United States
Mexico
Dubuque
Iowa
U. S Army
Brownsville
Texas
U S.A
Cambrides
Baltimore
Richard Reese Whitlemoore
Maryland
Auhendart
Switzerhood
Jack Dempsey
Indianapolis
Chicago
Archbishop Mora y del Rio Leads Mexican Church Rift
The Catholic leader in the current struggle is Archbishop Jose Mora y del Rio of Mexico City, head of the church in the region. He reportedly views as likely the church compromise and has expressed a grave concern over the sale of church assets amid political pressure.
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Moray del Rio
Mentran
Ilustrisimon Sena
Jose Mora Y del Mao
Mexico
Mora Y del Rio
Callos
Thac Ing Las
Asturias
Pash Slain Flak In Front as Coolidge Leaves Washington
Fragmentary note reports Gran'man Pash receiving flak in the neck and face while stitches are being treated. It mentions President Coolidge leaving Washington but still near the central area in a chaotic moment.
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President Coolidge
A Wet Sheet and a Flowing Sea Poem
A. Cunningham notes the enduring vigor of sea poetry and memorability of song like A Wet Sheet and a Flowing Sea. The excerpt praises a free verse life at sea, recalling battles with wind, waves, and wild oceans as mariners sing of freedom and home on the waters.
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A. Cunningham
Crop insurance linked to farm credit tested by Hartford
Hartford Insurance tests a crop insurance plan tied to farm credits. A policy written at planting serves as collateral so farmers can secure loans without risking entire farms. If crops fail, the insurer pays up to the policy amount, helping farmers continue next year.
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Washington, D. C
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Ecrops
Hartford Company
Eco-Operativ
Charleston
D. C
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Columbia
S. C
Midwest
I am the gink with a flower garden and sales offer
The author contrasts personal pride in a flower garden with the impracticality of introducing readers to each bloom. The piece shifts to discuss farm crop insurance and financing practices, noting cash purchases and insurance as cost savers, with examples from the Hartford company and cooperatives.
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Copsright
Republic Pendivat
Handel's Julius Caesar staged in Vienna Burg Theatre
The Vienna press reports Handel's Julius Caesar being presented for the first time here and praised for its arias and drama. The city plans to stage all Handel operas soon, while government efforts to balance opera finances appoint Franz Schneiderhan to manage profitability with musical advisers. Spectators note new American style bathing suits. Zanetti faces dismissal over alleged past reuse of marches.
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Vienna
Burg Theatre
Handel
Austria
Germany
Republic
Mussman
Franz Schneiderhan
Breslau
Schneiderhan
Fchneiderham
Government theatre closes after failing to cover expenses
The Re douteli theatre, once part of the Imperial palace and Francis Joseph’s private venue, shuts down due to inability to pay expenses. Managers hosted various performances with leading artists but public turnout remained low, despite the hall’s fine architecture and valuable Gobelins tapestries.
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Redouteli? Theatre
Imperial Palace
Francis Joseph
Emr
Chicago to rival world in theatre at new Michigan avenue site
Chicago plans a magnificent new theatre to rival any in the world. The location just north of the boulevard link bridge on Wacker Drive was chosen to ease congestion and place the project near the present theatre center. The two new highways will connect at the bridge, reshaping the city’s riverfront thoroughfare.
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Chicago
WORLD
Tito
Joop
Theatre
Michigan Avenue
Wacker Drive
Chicago River
Baron Haussmann
Chicago theater boom shifts west to Randolph Street district
Describes Chicago’s growing theater district along Randolph Street near Wacker Drive. New edge tall buildings rise as spires and domes appear along the two miles of the highway. Florence Ziegfeld and others plan to build venues as the area develops with venues named Four Cahans Oriental Palace Apollo Selwyn Harris Roosevelt and Chicago movie palaces.
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Tribune
Wrigley Twins
North Bank
London Lifs
Bell
Randolph Street
Wacker Drive
Chicago
Randolph
Four Cahans
New “Palace
A. H. Wood
Canadians Win Race for Gold
A Manitoba party led by J B Burton O Sullivan A J Demers and George and Frank Mc Clatchy reach Oxford Lake 150 miles northeast of the pass after forest fires and river rapids to stake claims on rich antimony and gold. A Minneapolis group led by Jim Morrison started earlier but arrived later. Sample antimony over 50 percent pure. gold assay about 7 dollars per ton.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
J. B. Burton O’sullivan
A. J. Demm Ers
George
Frank McClatchy
Winnipes
Oxford Lake
Minneapolis
Jim” Morrison
O'Sullivan
Norway House
Oaford Lake
Oxford
Sata
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Fifth Ave
MA Ferguson
Ma” Ferguson
Canton Parls News
Marion Star
Mansfield Journal
Zanesville
Spain
Patzourau
Michoacan
Zamora
Rome
Pio Latin School
San Antonio
Abe-Martin
Dan
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Daily News Letter
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Kathus
Zanett
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Herr Vengoin
Matonovich
Zanetti
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