Huey P. Long Shot In Baton Rouge Capitol
The colorful Louisiana senator Huey P. Long was shot and seriously wounded last night by Dr. Carl Weiss in the State Capitol. Once a railroad and public service commissioner, then governor and U.S. senator, Long is a dominant figure famed for his fiery oratory and share the wealth stance. Observers expect political repercussions regardless of his survival prospects.
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Speed Dangers Highlighted After Royal and Cabinet Widow Deaths
The piece notes two high profile automobile deaths from excessive speed. Queen Astrid of Belgium and Mrs. Harold Ickes died in open road crashes with no apparent second vehicle involvement. Both crashes suggest speed and momentary driver error as the fatal factors despite top cars and skilled chauffeurs.
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Economic Resources of Ethiopia in Mussolini Era Ambitions
The article assesses Ethiopia’s resources, population estimates, and exports as Italy aims to extend influence. It notes coffee as the main crop, grazing assets, limited rubber and cotton progress, and unknown mineral reserves. Djibouti trade figures show coffee, hides, beeswax as top exports with rising totals, while Britain, India, Japan, and China compete in cotton textiles and U.S. imports focus on automobiles and accessories.
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ANNIVERSARIES AND TODAY IN HISTORY NOTES
A collage of anniversaries lists Edmund Pendleton and other historical figures with birth and death details, plus Today in History entries such as Continental Congress actions, California statehood, Alabama Claims payoff, and notable births. It includes horoscopic notes and brief biographical mentions of political and cultural figures from various eras.
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Golden Legion Bible Reading on Spiritual Gifts
A sermon notes that spiritual gifts come from the Holy Spirit, not emotion. It contrasts early revival benches with New Testament conversion, stressing varied personal experiences while affirming salvation by faith regardless of feelings. The piece reflects on emotion in conversion and social life entrepreneurship.
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Fragmented exhortation on guiding souls to Christ
A religious meditation laments muddled minds and the loss of simple spiritual paths. The speaker pleads for messengers to proclaim the blessed way of life according to the Word, urging clearer guidance for wayfaring people toward salvation.
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