News Beat and the Evening Paper Advantage
The article explains how afternoon papers typically first publish daytime events while morning editions reuse the same material from previous day. It notes AP and UP regulations limit what news can appear and that extraordinary events like Lindbergh’s flight trigger special services. The Tribune emphasizes today’s news in today’s paper.
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North Pole
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Bankers Serve All Idaho Workers Through Sound Lending
A Idaho State Bankers association convention in Coeur d'Alene highlights that banks are sound and provide service to all citizens including laborers and salaried workers. The piece urges people to consult their bankers for advice, loans, and investment plans, noting bankers offer guidance without prejudice and favor safe moral risk over speculative schemes.
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Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Arthur Reynolds
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Salary Cuts and Potential Strikes Shake Film Sector
An unofficial alert of salary cuts for movie stars sparks rumors of a possible strike by screen idols. Public costs rise as inflated pay fuels higher admission prices, undermining value. The piece argues industry excess harms audiences and politics shifts toward price controls for goods.
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Silver Screen
Sauerwein urges US to join League of Nations
Paris Matin foreign editor Jules Sauerwein, visiting America, urges the United States to join the League of Nations. He warns Europeans that Uncle Sam should embrace international cooperation rather than isolation.
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Paris Matin
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Enthusiastic Statesman Pushes Next Congress on Mis-Cod Reform
A statesman urges the forthcoming Congress to outlaw the Mis-Cod carding of banks and to criminalize their operation. The proposal aims to curb illicit banking practices and safeguard financial integrity nationwide.
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Cinnamon Bear At The Zoo Tells Of Life And Feasts
Bobby meets Cinnamon Bear at the zoo and learns the bear’s view of being called cinnamon brown rather than black. The bear recalls birth, growth, honey hunts, and meals, sharing a hopeful note about future visits with Bobby and Happy Giggles.
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Far West
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New Moon and Marriage in a Satirical View
A 1927 Bell Syndicate column, by Mimi, muses on love and marriage as the new moon rises and falls. It argues women should influence proposing to extend courtship, and warns marriage can dull Cupid’s fire. Also discusses children, playgrounds, and towns thriving with young families.
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Government owned merchant mare quoted in a garbled political note
A fragmented passage questions state ownership of a merchant mare and criticizes politicians for relying on a similar idea. The text is unreadable in spots and lacks clear names or dates.
Our Children By Angelo Patri
A reflective piece on neighbors resenting other folks' children and school taxes. The author argues that noisy, untidy children disturb the peace and degrade property values, urging consideration of collective responsibility despite parental frustrations.
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More 1 Truth Than Poetry By James Montagur
A compact verse satire notes golf as risky yet oddly uplifting for aging players. The speaker, a self confident duffer, claims no harm to health from the game while joking about insurance and endurance. The piece ends with light political quips about Mellon and Coolidge.
Walker Mulligan World Championship Bout At Olympia
London report notes Mickey Walker and Tommy Mulligan prepare for a 20 round world middleweight title fight at Olympia amphitheatre between 9 30 and 10 pm. Both in good shape with confidence, eye cut healed. Some experts favor a longer bout benefiting Mulligan, others expect a knockout by Walker.
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Tommy Mulligan
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