Bailey biography paints Jos Baller as largely innocent in Waters-Pierce scandal
Acheson portrays Bailey as a victim of circumstances amid the Waters-Pierce affair. The piece notes Bailey declined Pierce’s offer to rejoin Waters-Pierce, took a personal loan labeled as a debt, and later public records show Standard Oil still controlled the firm. Bailey exited politics after resigning the senate and died in 1929.
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Dallas
Texas
Jos Baller
Sa Ge Waters-Pierce
Bailey
Sam Acheson
Acheson
Dallas News
David R. Francis
Missouri
H. Clay Pierce
Pierce
Standard Oil Company
Waters-Pierce
Standard
Waa
Waters-Pierce Company
Fierce
Senate
Gainesville
Red River Bridge
Southwest Conference bans football broadcasts next season
The Southwest Conference rules bar radio broadcasts of football games next season, reducing potential revenues. The Daily Texan editorial warns the ban could lower attendance as students and citizens lose a way to follow the team, making trips costly and time consuming.
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Austin
Texa
Daily Texan
University of Texas
Censors Clamp Down on Lenin and Stalin Works in Caucasus
Moscow press reports say authorities in the Gudautsky region ordered a library cleansing and blacklist banned works by Lenin Stalin and others for not meeting the latest party line. The piece warns that changing official specifications force writers to revise or anonymize, blurring lines between art and political policy.
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Moscow
Lenin
Stalin
Department of Education
Gudautsky
Caucasus
Lst
Lin
Ilin
Avelid
Gadautsky Region
Ferdinand, LaSalle
Bakunin
August Bebel
Plekhanov
Karl Marx
Polic
Kremlin
Star to illuminate picture of Penn in Pennsylvania
Dr Edward E Wildman of the Franklin Institute announces the 250th anniversary celebration of William Penn's landing will feature star light used to illuminate his picture. The plan uses a star near the end of the Big Dipper to emit radio waves for the display.
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Penn Philadelphia
William Penn
Edward E. Wildman
Franklin Institute
Pennsylvania
Youths Joined Orchestra Saw World in Four Nations Tour
Four youths from The Dalles recently returned from a 1500 mile liner orchestra tour. They performed at Aleutian Island Yokohama Tokio Kobe Oriental Inland Sea Hong Kong and Manila during the voyage.
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Dalles
Orc
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Aleutian Island
Yokohama
Tokio
Kobe
Oriental Inland Sea
Hongkong
Manila
Veal Birds and Orange Raisin Cake from Household Hints
Summer cooking features casseroles and a picnic supper. Veal birds are stuffed cutlets browned with pork, onions, carrot and stock then simmered. Orange Raisin Cake uses sour milk and orange peel mixed with raisins and a caramel icing for dessert.
Causes of Food Spoilage and Prevention
The article explains bacteria yeasts and molds as key spoilage agents. It advises washing all fruits and vegetables, cooking to destroy organisms, and storing perishables at low temperatures in ventilated containers. Lettuce and salad greens should be kept moist and in a cool ventilated container or covered dish.
This Pie Will Make a Hit ORANGE CHIFFON PIE
Mrs Mary Mortons Daily Tested Recipe presents an orange chiffon pie. Beat four egg yolks with lemon juice orange juice sugar and salt then thicken with gelatin. Fold in stiffly beaten whites with sugar and vanilla, bake in a crust and top with whipped cream.
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Mary Morton
Yale Man Gets French Degrees
Professor Henri Peyre of Yale University and former Bryn Mawr lecturer earned the degree of French Doctorate from Sorbonne officials for his thesis on Louis Menard. The first thesis studied the biographical and critical aspects of the man and his works.
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Paris
Henri Peyre
Yale University
Bryn Mawr College
Sorbonne
Peyre
Louis Menard
Menard study cites 19th century French figure and peers
Professor Peyre says Louis Menard, though neglected, shaped 19th century French literature as a versatile genius and influence on Leconte de L'Isle Nietzsche Atatole France and Maurice Barrès. His comprehensive study includes unpublished letters and documents. A fair-haired Amazon leads a British gang in London.
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Louis Menard
Peyre
United Press
France
Louis
Blanc
Renan
Leconte de L’isle
Heredia
Jon Louis Menard
Menard
Leconte de L
London
Notorious youth gang leader eludes Scotland Yard
A fragment says a stylishly dressed, magnetic young woman heads at least six retechments of youthful motor-bandits and shop-raiders in the province. The Am zon aids in each major coup while Scotland Yard knows details except her name address and how to catch her.
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Amzon
Scotland Yard
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Broad Street
Elyria
Ohio
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