Library of stones unearthed in Mexico dates back seven thousand years
The article recounts discoveries cited by Prof. William Niven and Dr. J. H. Cornyn in Mexico describing a Mongoloid civilization with a buried library of stone tablets beneath Mexico City. Symbols include lunar, volcanic, star signs, and many tablets relate to astronomy and volcano worship predating Aztec times.
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William Niven
J. H. Cornyn
Mexico
William L. Stidger
Dearborn
Mexico City
Prof. Niven
Niven Ws
Prohibition Chief Says It Has Never Had a Fair Chance
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, first woman assistant attorney general, argues prohibition failed from start as political football. She cites slow enforcement, state federal cooperation gaps, and cites Chicago as model of joint action by Mayor Dever and U.S. Attorney Olsen leading to hundreds of closures. She favors strengthening laws and notes rising public seriousness about law violations.
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Mabel Walker Willembrandt
U.S
Isoall
United States
Chicago
Dever
Olsen
Aerial Age Hint Spurs Noble Rivalry In Far East
Fragmentary text suggests a report on aerial age developments and rivalries involving a named faction and potential changes in chances. Limited readable names and places point to a historical battlefield or era context with strategic stakes.
Yesterday and Today in Ohio and Beyond
A compact roundup lists dates and notable anniversaries with names and places from US and European history. Entries cover figures such as William C. Whitney and Ferdinand W. Peek, plus events like a Persia execution in 1859 and a coal miners wage dispute in 1922, with a note on Alaska visit a year ago.
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William C. Whitney
Fi C.leveland
Conway
Mass
New York City
Persia
Austria
France
Sardinia
Napoleon II
William of
Pru
Canon City
Colo
General Pershing
London
Farmer-Labor Party
Chicago
Harding
Emeritus UC President Benjaminine Wheeler Celebrates Today
Dr. Benjaminine Wheeler, president emeritus of the University of California, marks a notable milestone today. The tribute note also mentions Bishop Leo Huard, abbot of the Benedictine abbey, connected to the observance.
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Benjaminine Wheeler
University of California
Leo Huard
Soleg Backs New York Move After Home Return
Democratic Delegate Ike Soleg returns home and begins plans for a possible live appearance in New York this fall. He vows no political spillover from the tail end of airplanes and signals early talks on his schedule.
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Ike Soleg
New York
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
An essay reflects on personal choice and the paths of life. It cites John Oxen and John D Rockefeller ideas, urging action now. It contrasts high and low ways, urging individuals to claim their own direction and confront fate with resolve.
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Grove Patterson
John Ox
John D. Rockefeller
Komical Telegrams on Campaign Fashion and Figures
A humorous survey of 1930s political conventions and candidates. References to Davis, Dawes, Coolidge, LaFollette, and Valen tino spark images of attire and public image. The piece notes the public fascination with clothes, servants, and horses in a light satirical tone.
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Europe
New York
Davis
Paris
Empire State
Missus Smith
Broz
Wal
Jimousige
Vate
Isa
Saint James
Dawes
Coolidge
Mac
LaFollette
Valentino
Notable Local Changes and Business Deals in Elyria
Twenty five years ago E L Biggs left the police force to become a motorman with Lorain Street Ry Co. Parks Foster won a franchise for an electric road from Elyria to Lorain and Amherst. Reverend W Endley bought Seymour Baldwin property at Middle Avenue and Third Street for 7500 and planned a new block. Elyria Furniture Co. began on East Broad Street led by Harry H Smith and associates. A G Carpenter, 22 year hardware merchant, died in Indianapolis. Word of Rev T C Warner’s death reached from Knoxville Tennessee.
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E. L. Biggs
Lorain Street
Indianapolis
T. C. Warner
M. EB. Church
Kooxville
Tann
Poems That Live Thou Known Unknown Dark Radiant Sea
A short verse fragment speaks of the sea as a living presence in which the spirit seeks union. The lines reveal themes of life, light, and love as they cry out to a boundless, mystical essence.
Nelson named campaign head for La Follette bid
Rep John M Nelson appointed by Senator Robert La Follette to lead the presidential campaign. A Wisconsin graduate and lawyer, Nelson previously served as Dane County superintendent, then in Congress to fill an unexpired term and later re-elected. He has long been a strong La Follette ally.
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John AL Nelson
Tohn M. Nelson
Robr. LaFolett
LeiVersity OF Wisconsin
J MM Nelson
Jie
AB Superintenfeng
Dane Emny
Imine
Skull caps catch on in France for restaurant wear
Skull caps emerge as a new head dress for women with women in France adopting them for restaurant service while in America the trend has not yet appeared widely.
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America
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