Insull Returns to Face Trial as Exile Ends
AMUEL INSULL the public utilities magnate returns to Chicago after landing at Fort Han cock New Jersey and being ferried to sea then transported to Chicago with his son Samuel Insull Jr. He tells reporters he seeks vindication and explains his role in defending invested firms amid the financial panic while noting his removal from leadership was voluntary.
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Campaign Fever Follows Snell Emergency Claim
A Washington observer notes the Republicans may challenge New Deal spending after Rep Snell of New York declares the emergency over. The piece explores how both parties would frame campaigns, potential seat flips, and the impact of the municipal bankruptcy bill championed by Rep Mark Wilcox amid ongoing NRA debates.
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Wolverine the first iron hull ship on Great Lakes
In Erie Pennsylvania the Wolverine, built in Pittsburgh, is anchored near the Perry monument. It was the first iron hulled ship on the Great Lakes and proved its seaworthiness after initial setbacks. The vessel helped Canada thwart a Fenian raid and remains a historic proof of iron ships' viability.
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Ferry's Seeds Promise Fresh Dated Packaging
Advertisement asserts Ferry's Seeds are sold only in fresh dated packages. It claims top quality with assurance of freshness and advises buyers of Fer ry's Seeds.
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Have Learned Placidity
A reflective note on aging and temperament contrasts between generations. The speaker observes elders weary of the youth's constant excitement and questions the value of steady calm versus restless energy.
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