Stay at Home Vote Helps Hindenburg Victory Across Europe
The article argues that nationalist sentiment riding on anti communism and fear of socialism secured Hindenburg’s German election. It links stay at home ballots in Britain and the rise of conservative governments to Bolshevik activity and recent political crises in Bulgaria and France. It notes women heavily backed the nationalist side, aiming to avert war and communism.
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Hindenburg
England
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Germany
Bulgaria
France
Europe
Mussolini
Italy
Campaign to repeal federal excise tax on passenger autos
Automobile interests press for removal of the five percent federal excise on new cars arguing a $31 average price cut per vehicle. They cite that auto taxes constitute a large portion of wartime levies still in effect and total annual taxes paid reach $500 million with state and local shares. Opponents say cars remain a luxury and taxes fund road building.
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Cromobile
Mellon
Tariff as Core Republican Policy Cited in Editorial
The piece frames the Republican party as a tariff party aiming to secure three square meals a day a decent home and education for American workers. It argues a strong protective barrier shields workers from low-priced European labor noting Europe’s improving wage scale yet selling goods cheaper despite duties.
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Republican Party
Europe
Primary Elections and Civic Duty Warned
A editorial urges voters to back competent candidates and participate in primaries and elections. It notes that criticizing bad laws is wasted unless people elect honest officials, and warns against claiming democracy is exclusive while avoiding the polls.
Pocatello urged to remove dead trees by city inspector
The Tribune urges the city sanitary inspector to use his ordinance authority to order and enforce the removal of all dead trees within city limits. It argues that delaying action harms Pocatello’s appearance and calls for immediate measures with citizen backing.
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Pocatello
Banner Year Ahead for Idaho Agriculture and Water
The piece predicts a strong Idaho year with excellent crops and ample water. It notes Boise’s main line, the Rogerson Wells cut off nearing completion, and the American Falls dam becoming a reality. It urges readers to visit other sections to see progress and return optimistic.
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Idaho
Boise
Rogerson-Wells
American Falls
Debo
France Detects Communist Intrigue Against War Effort
France reports a spread of communist activity aimed at undermining its wartime mobilization against the Rif tribes. The authorities recall a similar pattern in the previous world war when reds sought to outpace patriotic efforts.
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France
PLOT Declared in Kansas Case Against Former Governor Davis
The Kansas case against former Governor Davis centers on an assertion of a plot. The text notes reluctance to attack prominent figures and questions whether the situation is monumental or merely of limited significance.
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Kansas
Davis
Ain't it a Grand and Glorious Feeling
A fragmentary historical note references a plea to wait for the next cycle and a suggestion to dash out, with unclear attribution to Briggs and the group You.
Sub Rosa by Mimi When the Joke's on Somebody Else
A discussion on injudicious humor within peer crowds and families. May's cutting wit at Tommy and others causes backlash as classmates shun mockery that, while funny to some, bruises others. The piece urges kinder humor and warns against making others look ridiculous.
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Andy
May
Tommy
Nighttime Visit With Mrs Armadillo in the Zoo
Dicky chats with Mrs Armadillo and Squeedee about the burrowing animal. The Armadillo explains she wears a protective armored coat and shares details about her claws and diet as her daughters settle into bed and the scene ends with Dicky wandering away.
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Bicky
Dicky
Mrs. Armadillo
Manis
Squeedee
Birthdays of Authors Clergy and Officials Noted
Today marks birthdays for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle born in Edinburgh sixty six years ago. Also Rt Reverend Fabien and Joe Descella, Catholic bishop of St Hon hine, Quebec born fifty five years ago. Charles H Markham of Illinois Central railroad born sixty four years ago.
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Arthur Conan Doyle
Edinburgh
Fabien
Joe Descellea
St. Hinthe
Que
Jacob Gould @churman
United States
Germany
Freetown
Charles H. Markham
Illinois Central Railroad
Seamen Town
Matrimonially Speaking
A humorous dialogue about marital misunderstandings where a husband’s playful chucking irritates his wife during serious moments. The piece ends by noting a future column about a wife avoiding subjects that annoy her.
What This Day Means to You Gemini
The reading warns a morning of unfavorable planetary influences that turn better by sunset. Avoid impulsive actions and financial commitments. defer important correspondence. A May 22 birthday bearer is portrayed as belligerent with high ego but lacking leadership, needing willpower strengthening and thoughtful introspection for harmony.
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Gemini
Charles H. Haewell
Sydney H. Gray
Worthington Whittred
Christopher C. Langde
Henry Trimble
Jacob G. Schurman
Bell Syndicate
One Year Ago Today In Orbit to Japan and Chicago Murder
One year ago today US globe circling aviators landed in Japan. reports link their voyage to the murder of 13 year old Robert Franks in Chicago.
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U.S
Japan
Robert Franks
Chicago
Joint AIChE and BICHE Meeting Set for Leeds Next July
A joint meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and the British Institution of Chemical Engineers is scheduled in Leeds England next July. In 1878 racite coal retailed for 3.158 tom.
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American Institute of Chemical Engineers
British Institution of Chemical Engineers
Leeds
England
Secrets of Health and Success Distinguish Hereditary and Congenital
The piece explains the difference between hereditary and congenital traits, noting rickets as an example where environment and nutrition, not blood transmission, determine outcomes. It emphasizes that tuberculosis is a germ disease, with low vitality and poor nutrition affecting resistance, not inherited transmission. It ends by urging awareness of these distinctions for better health.
Born to the Sea: Acton Named Italian Navy Chief of Staff
Vice Admiral Baron Alfredo Acton, born in Naples in 1867, has been appointed head of the general staff of the Italian navy. He rose from ensign at 17 to post captain, commanded the battleship Vittorio Emanuele in the Tripolitan War, became rear admiral in World War I, and later served as Italian naval delegate to the Washington Armament Conference.
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Baron Alfredo Acton
Lord Nelson
Naples
Admiral Acton
Vittorio Emanuele
Adriatic
Washington
U S Drives Global Lumber Demand With Large Forest Output
U S consumes nearly half of global lumber and two-fifths of all forest products it produces. The statement highlights the country’s dominant role in global timber markets and related industries.
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United States
Today in History and Anniversaries Highlighted Events
Notable dates include 755 Tench Coxe birth in Philadelphia death there July 17, 1824. 1810 Spanish force defeated Indians near San Francisco bay. 1815 Wagner born Leipsic died Beyreuth February 15, 1883. 1856 two murderers executed in San Francisco. 1863 gold discovery Alder Gulch near Virginia City Montana. 1835 Victor Hugo died in Paris born Besancon February 26, 1802. 1900 McKinley met Boer envoys unofficially. 1923 Stanley Baldwin became British prime minister.
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Tench Coxe
Philadelphia
Bay
San Francisco
Richard Wagner
Leipsic
Beyreuth
Vigilance Committee
Alder Gulch
Virginia City
Montana
Victor Hugo
Paris
Besancon
France
McKinley
Stanley Baldwin
Bonar Law
Centenary of Birth of Jamd Duggan and Other Notices
Centenary marks Jamd Duggan as an early Cathol bishop of Chicago. Forty years after his birth, the great French poet and novelist Hugo died. Stanley Baldwin’s first year in office in Britain is noted. Hoover calls a Washington conference on Atlantic and Gulf fish conservation. Over a thousand steel manufacturers inch toward the American Iron and Steel Institute convention in New York City.
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Jamd Duggan
Chicago
von Hugo
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Hoover
Washington
Atlantic
Gulf
Irona A Institute
New York City
New York Police Chief Links Movies to Youth Crime
The police commissioner argues cinema fuels criminal trends among youths. A verse tale contrasts Captain Kidd and Jesse James as impressionable youngsters who turn to piracy and bank robbery after watching films, noting how entertainment shapes behavior.
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New York
Police
Complex era debates on crime law and economic gains
The article notes arrests of Tennessee teachers over evolution law violations and ongoing court questions on punishment. It also reports Mr Bryan gaining traction selling Florida real estate rather than his political bid.
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Tennessee
Bryan
Florida
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