Borah Threatens to Cross Party Lines in Independence
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho declared he would focus on state matters but would target the Republican party if criticized. He said a regular is someone who follows ideas he believes right, not someone who waits to be told what to do. He vowed to advocate his views across party lines for the people he represents.
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Idaho
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Austria
Art Schuschnigg
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Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
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Jim Reed
London
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England
Western Newspaper Union
U S Safe From Old World Its Swanson's Hint to Japan
A Washington column reviews Secretary Swanson warning Japan against fortifications as the Washington treaty nears expiration. It notes possible extensions proposed by Britain and the State Department, and contrasts these with warnings of naval buildup as a mutual deterrent.
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Swanson
Japan
Pacific
State Department
Great Britain
Romantic Stile of Killyleagh Ireland Inspires Emigrant Farewell
The little seaport town of Killyleagh in Ireland is famed for its romantic stile near the castle. It has been linked to Ulster lineages McCartan Mandeville and White and to the Hamilton family since the late 16th century. The castle, said to be oldest continually occupied in Ireland, stands near ruins of an ancient church. The stile near the cemetery recalls names known worldwide and the birthplace of Sir Hans Sloane, founder of the British Museum.
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Killyleagh
Lady Dufferin
Ulster
McCartan
Mandeville
White
Hamilton
de Courcy
Sir Hans Sloane
British Museum
Indians Good Traders in Early Ohio Exchanges
The Cleveland Plain Dealer recounts how Ohio Indians traded for goods with buck or fox skins, preferring single exchanges instead of wholesale deals. When visiting cross-lanes stores in groups, they sat to smoke, signaling proprietors to offer tobacco, then negotiated one item at a time by offering skins and requesting a price in buck or fox skins.
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Ohio
Redskins
Cleveland Plain Dealer
J Smiles Berlok Ot Aid a Guarantor Distracted Mother
A fragmented OCR snippet shows a distressed mother asking what to do with a baby. A young son references a book of instructions, suggesting guidance or a parental dilemma. The readable text remains unclear and largely ambiguous.
Follow the signs to the manager's office
The text guides readers through a building toward the manager's office using sequence of signs. It directs to pass a passage to a sign reading No admittance, go upstairs when you see Keep out, follow a corridor to Silence, then yell for him.
Cake and spill create a sticky table scene
A mother warns a child about overeating while a small boy asks for more cake. A performer named Hokus Pokus Miller jokes about a spill turning the table into a pool table as Water Burns comments on the mess.
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Johnny
Imprinted Slogan Echoes Moral Upbringing Argument
A terse quotation contrasts moral lessons from a mother with the blunt influence of a father. The line reads Did you learn right from wrong at your mother's knee No across my father's conveying a blunt parental split.
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Montgomery
Ala
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Gadsden
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Stalin
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Stockholm
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U.S
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Kansas
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