Wets and the New York Republicans
The New York Republicans nominate Ogden Mills for governor while claiming support for law enforcement and the Volstead Act. The piece argues the convention serves liquor interests, predicting Democratic crossovers for Al Smith and Mills’ defeat, citing party bosses and drys misled by reform rhetoric.
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New York
Ogden D. Mills
Ogden Mills
Upstate
Wadsworth
al Smith
Milk
Mills
Mr. Mills
Wisconsin Conservative Candidate Captivates Campaign Crowd
A Wisconsin gubernatorial hopeful campaigned from a car of a model linked to a robbery in Sherot away. Police stopped the vehicle for searches, but the candidate turned the interruption into a speech winning over the gathered crowd with confident oratory.
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Wisconsin
Governey
Alwass
Temperate Zone Change Noted In Weather Words
A weather note recalls last Sunday bringing milder air into parts of the country. The writer describes a shift from heavy clothing to lighter wear and muses on patience to satisfy all.
Farmer's problem tied to crop diversification advice
Quotations from Ohio papers note diversifying crops mirrors varied guidance. phrases compare expertise to local situations and reflect humor about canned goods and labor. An assortment of regional clippings from Defiance, Vostoria, and Youngstown comment on work, language, and aging processes.
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Crescent News
History Repeats Again the Foundation of a Fortune
A brief note highlights a rapid rise from humble beginnings to substantial wealth, noting the foundation laid within a few years and the ensuing growth of a fortune.
Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight 1800s Figures
A jumbled list notes anniversaries from 1789 including the adjournment of the first Congress and West Florida’s establishment, deaths of Jose Figueroa and Gen Sterling Price, a Mississippi steamboat disaster, and battles in the Tigris. Birthdays include George Machado in Cuba, Willi Husband, Maj Gen Lassiter, and others with regional mentions.
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Baton Rouge
West Florida
Jose Figueroa
California
Monterey
Sterling Price
St. Louis, Orn
Prince Edward County
A. Stevenson
Paserner
Idaho
Tigris
Wespotami
Bathoa
Panamia
Urithkh Labor Party
Liverpool
Goerdoe Machade
Cuba
Sata Chita
Willi W. Husband
Fast Higham
William Lassites
Pershing
Tacna-Arica Plebisetay Committee
Petersburg
Wit
Charles S&sltawe
Cusa School of
Aprised Science
Nashua
Tia Barherworld
New York
Clits
Canadian Governor General to sail from Quebec
Lord Bung the retiring Governor General of Canada is scheduled to sail from Quebec today for Halifax. Reports say Rt Reverend James Ro Wanchaete will attend church services and oversee final ceremonial duties before departure.
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St Micharl
James Ro
Wancheate
Hattyo
Eysecopal
Tate
Lord Bung
Canada
Sal
Quebec
Women and the ballot in the later decades
The speaker reflects on women's push for suffrage in the 1970s and notes little lasting change from major movements. The sentiment expresses weariness with broader social shifts and a focus on everyday life, including affection for simple comforts like a familiar shoe.
Albert Stump A Democratic U S Senator Candidate Indiana
Albert Stump born 1888 in Indiana rose from high school teacher to lawyer and public figure. He studied at Indiana University and the University of Chicago Law School, served in World War I, taught at Butler University, and chaired civic groups while practicing law in Indianapolis. He married Susana F Tara in 1916 and they have three children.
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Albert
Stump
U.S
Indiana
Yome Stump
Indiana University
State University
Law
University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin
University of
Chiago
Farcon
Camp Grant and Leiter
Indianapolis
Butler Unniversity
Acheel
Irvington Post
American Legion
Susana F. Tara
Jeffersonville
Margaret
Tom
Bob
Fuller renominated after decade in public service
Alvan T. Fuller has, as disclosed, accepted no remuneration for ten years of public service and is completing his first term as Massachusetts governor. He has not cashed salary checks from governor, lieutenant governor, or Representativ es in Congress, returning about 6000 to the public treasury. Fuller is wealthy from the automotive business in New England.
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Alvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Congress
Firrer
New Fenangzland
New
Keats Poem On First Looking Into Chapman's Homer
A critic lauds Keats for his sonnets including On First Looking Into Chapman's Homer praising his lyric mastery. The passage extols Keats's genius and compares his beauty to cascades of form as it reflects on the scope of his poetic achievement and travels through literary realms.
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Chapman
Homer
Keats
Silent upon a Peak in Darien
A reader recalls the poem as Chapman’s performance revealing new worlds. The speaker compares Chapman’s bold reading to a watcher of the skies noticing a new planet, and to the crew’s wide-eyed look of astonishment at the Pacific.
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Pacific
Darien
Cotton price collapse dominates farmer concerns in Florence
In Florence on September 29, farmers and farm bureau officials say Congress will focus on cotton relief next session. Corn and wheat offer decent prices, but cotton crop yields, rising production in Texas Oklahoma, and a sharp drop from 17.3 to about 13.3 cents a pound spark unrest. Brokers doubt a quick rebound as demand and production remain uncertain.
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Florence
Congress
Farm Bureau
Cotton Belt
Proabia
Iowa
Plains
McNary-Haugen
McNary
South
Midwest
United States
Denmark
America
Farm relief debate shifts to cotton and coalition ties
The piece analyzes congressional shifts toward cotton relief and the McNary-Haugen approach, noting Southern and Midwestern cooperation as the key to advancing remedial legislation. It discusses exports, loans for cooperatives, fertilizer use, and tariff cuts as potential paths, with a forecast of growing convergence between regions.
The Gink and Modern Freedom Amid Odd Mediums
A satirical profile mocks a self styled free woman of the 1920s while weaving in remarks on cotton acreage limits and agricultural policy. The piece als o notes Caerleon amphitheater finds, velvet beans spreading, and mood trials in Japanese cities as rehearsals for a new jury system.
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Japan
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Matt
Styria
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Tehicago
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Wets
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Hwever
Republic Syndicate, Inc
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Imperial Furniture Co. A. H, Goodspeed, Prop
United Dry Cleaning CO
DIAL
Wilmot Printing Co
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Broad Street
Ohio Public Service CO
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