The Age of Youth Continues in a Tangled Telephoned Truth
Donna Raynor rejects Frank Gardner after a bitter phone confrontation over his drunken conduct. He pledges to mend his ways and to Seek Granby’s forgiveness, while Donna navigates gossip, coachs, and a luncheon with Mrs Curlew as she prepares for another confrontation next week.
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Granby
Jennie
Donna
Sim Turner
Miss Raynor
Frank Gardner
Mme
Frances Thwaite
Fannie Curlew
Mrs. Curlew
Mrs. Curl
War debt lies and the bankers’ red herring
Whidden Graham denounces calls for debt cancellation as a hoax that deceives the public. He argues the notion of prosperity through debt write-offs is false and accuses proponents of either deliberate deception or ignorance.
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Whidden Graham
Hey Joe lend me a couple of bucks till payday
A reader letters column complains about wartime policy and Henry L. Stimson, urging Roosevelt to dismiss Stimson and accuse him of provoking a U S Japan conflict. An unemployed veteran condemns technocrats and speculates on future power shifts.
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Joe
Robert Toubail
Henry
Henry L. Stimson
U. S
Japan
Stimson
Roosevelt
Labor Dictatorship and Unemployment Solution
The editor argues that capital cannot solve unemployment and calls for unorganized labor to organize all workers to set hours and wages, establishing economic security through direct labor influence. The piece frames this as a duty of labor to dictate terms in industry.
Roosevelt urged to appoint Reed as Secretary of State
Letter to the editor argues President elect Roosevelt should name former Missouri Senator James A. Reed as Secretary of State to keep the nation out of foreign fights, criticizing Secretary Stimson's approach.
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Roosevelt
Stimson
James A. Reed
Missouri
Lion hunter stirs furor with staged hunt involving tame lions
The Citizen criticizes Denver M. Wright for a publicity stunt that used tame lions as guests of honor in a prearranged hunt, noting the incongruity of rousing praise for such an event and questioning merit.
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Denver
M. Wright
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Mr. Graham
Weger
D’arcy
the Spectator
Coljo
Benton Street
Chicago
Scott Sts
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