Guffey Coal Act Declared Invalid by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court voided the Guffey Act attempting to regulate the coal industry, ruling Congress overstepped the Commerce and Welfare Clauses and that coal mining is a local matter. Justices Sotuh erland Butler Van Devanter McReynolds Roberts formed the majority. Cardozo Brandeis and Stone dissented. Chief Justice Hughes issued a mixed ruling.
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Bolivian President Ousted by Army Socialist Coup
Bolivia’s President Luis Tejada Sorzano was forced to resign in a bloodless coup in La Paz led by army officers and Socialists. Col German Busch acts as head of government until Col David Toro returns from the Chaco to assume the presidency, with the new regime aiming to end a general strike threatening economic stability.
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David Toro
Paraguay
Chaco
Toro
Labor Federation
Italy Frees Ustashe leader Pavelić in King Alexander case
Italy released R. Anton Pavelić, alleged Ustashe leader and one of the masterminds in the assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia in Marseilles. His lieutenant Eugene Kvaternik was freed with him. They were arrested in Turin in October 1934 and faced extradition requests from France that were denied.
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Ustash
Alexander
Jugoslavia
Marseilles
Eugene Kvaternik
Turin
France
Former Iliitois Governor Small Dies in Kankakee Hospital
Former Governor Small of Iliitois died in a Kankakee hospital after an embolism following surgery. At seventy-three, his career spanned nearly forty years in Til hols politics, including eight years as governor and two terms as state treasurer, despite four prior defeats and a recent bid for the Republican nomination.
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Iliitois
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Tilhols
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Kankakee
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Starhemberg ousted as Austria's cabinet collapses
Kurt Schuschnigg seizes control after cabinet resignation, removing Ernst von Starhemberg from power and consolidating authority in Austria. Italy signals possible withdrawal from the League of Nations amid Mussolini moves, with Addis Ababa authorities executing suspects and expelling foreign correspondents over anti Italian activity.
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Roman Empire
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Italiana
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Halle Selngate
George Steer
London Times
New York Times
Jeadore Nebenzahl
Havas
Wrench
Alkeos Anglopolo
Hearat
D. Robillard
Good Neighbor League backs Roosevelt policies in era of rising parties
In Ashington a new Good Neighbor League led by Dr. Stanley High mobilizes church, labor, and editorial figures to press Roosevelt policy as the solution to social ills. Leaders include Col. Patrick Calahan, Fannie Wurst, A. P. Gianini, Clifford Gregory, and James Crabtree, framing their effort as a broad popular support base rather than a formal party movement. The piece also discusses parallel groups like Roosevelt First Voters and Labor’s Non Partisan League, and notes Barton's publicizing of the GOP convention and looming political tensions including farm relief debates and trade pacts with France.
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Martin L. Davey
John W. Brieker
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Good Neighbor League
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Fannie Qwurst
A. P. Gianini
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Senga Bisla
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Uiton
Persian Kitten Cross Stitch Pattern Ad
Pattern 1148 offers a transfer of a kitten design 11 by 18 inches with color chart and materials list. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept at 82 Eighth Ave New York NY for the pattern and instructions.
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Postum Free Week Offer Promised by Company Ady
The Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to any reader who writes for the offer, as stated in the newspaper. This promotion appears in another part of the paper and targets readers seeking a free trial of the product.
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Ady
Giving and Receiving in Seneca’s Ethical View
The quotation notes that we are responsible for both giving and receiving actions, arguing that misplacing a benefit is worse than not receiving it because the fault lies with the other person for giving, while the responsibility for misplacement falls on the giver.
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