Naval arms talks amid world tensions and peace aims
Debate over Washington and London naval treaties frames calls for equality of security and prudence in reductions for a Pacific peace base. President Roosevelt’s stance on substantial armament cuts is reported alongside warnings that abandoning equal security could spark insecurity and a costly race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Roocevett
Lmvia
United States
Washington
Pacific
Japan
Witn Miss
Natal
Tn Kia
Navy
Swan
Jusowada government moves to expel 27 Hungarians
The Jusowada government decides to expel 27 Hungarian nationals amid rising tensions. The action follows a long debate about national security and international obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jusowada
Decidaal
Preecas
Felentiesa
Berich
Cathy Hattury
Actin O Taye Glassa
Dea Ue of Nations
Plebiscite Fallout Surges as Allied Forces Withdraw
A fragmented report describes post plebiscite turmoil amid negotiations on payments and troop movements. Officials cite international pressure and potential redeployments as regional tensions rise and a tentative settlement faces delays.
Wart Springs executive pledges public works expansion
In his annual message delivered January 3 the Wart Springs executive outlines plans to expand the public works administration to provide work relief, revise the NILA, extend power development, strengthen social security, insurance, and low cost housing, and the parsing dean of the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wart Springs
Peru
Cilluas
Washington
Prjer
NILA
AAA
Industrial recovery debate in New York outlines capitalist support
Raymond Moley and Dongle Rikh berg frame a possible substitute for capitalism while urging stability. Dr. Richter warns against radical change as NA Mfgners oppose pro labor measures and push for coordinated policy with workers and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Congress of Industry
New York
Presidenta
Raymond Moley
Dongle Rikhberg
Bat
Covuert
Unclear: World War I era press figure and Sir Lloyd George ally
Fragmentary OCR describes ORD RINOCIL or Sir Lloyd George as a wartime chief with the press, dying in Condon. It notes fame and wealth as a newspaper publisher, a wartime reward, and a telegram signal of the Versailles signing. Postwar he remains involved in news and Creme Tater, with lingering differences but enduring friendship with Ridley Lasvey and the ex press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORD Rinocil
Tnisen
Condon
Fred Ridhey Lasvey
Destructive Shocks Strike Tlondutas Region
A sequence of powerful shocks devastates western and northern Tlondutas. Communications are cut and three towns Copas Cabanas and Santa Lita suffer severe damage. Residents flee to the mountains seeking shelter as a mountain cenousil near Paratse collapses and vanishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlondutas
Cenousil
Paratse
Turkish woman suffrage extends to deputies vote
In a distant era note, the national assembly unaminously decides that any Turkish woman over thirty years old is eligible to election to the chamber of deputies, and all women over twenty two may vote in the national election. Thousands of women telegram their deepest gratitude to Isemal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plie
Sidint Muslatna Kemal
Hia Nathan
National Assembly
Chamber of Deputies
Thousnanda
Wollen
Isemal
Mr West
National Chamber of Commerce
Tooley Street
England
Ijius
Prominent Soviet decitiens assailed after assassination
A contested account claims a leading Soviet Communist official was killed in a public murder plot linked to Stalinists. Reports suggest an assassination amidst a broader purge with references to White Armies and the trial by Supreme Court. The text mentions figures like Lenin and Toth Reed and notes their posthumous honors in Communist lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commmunist Party
Bentn
Stalin Bisleith
Moutein
Teanid
Amd
Voscow
Wirov
Valhalla Baside
Kremlin
Lenk Tohn Reed
Continent Reclamation Association Plans Erosion Project
A representative from one state, meeting in Chief, refined plans for a rain erosion solution costing about 5000 MOO. The association will urge the federal government to survey feasibility and practicality. The scheme involves constructing dams and diversions to redirect waters from northern North Dakota toward Montana, sourcing flows from the eastern slopes of the Boise Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continent i Reclamation Association
AFO
Gosses
Cums
Dame Uscan
Dik
Bochy Mountains
EPIC and CPIA in Whip's World of Vanderbilt Plans
An early 20th century style column riffs on Vanderbilt lineage and wealth, noting William K Vanderbilt building a private air plate and asserting independence from rail and yacht progress. It cites Mr Maury Paul, Mr West of the Junior National Chamber of Commerce, and mentions alleged communist plots and the term EPIC as End Poverty In America, with Upton Sindlair and ideas for federal aid programs and subsistence homesteads.
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Pia
Harry S Stepkins
Roosevelt
America
Upton Sindlaira
California
Fooking
Nan
Nad Pooh
Ile
More Power to You in TVA Drive for Cheap Electric Power
A wartime era feature outlines the Tennessee Valley Authority as a bold federal effort to create jobs and deliver low cost electricity. It contrasts TVA with private utilities, notes planned dams and hydro projects across the nation, and discusses rates, farmer fertilizer ties, and potential market shifts as government power expands toward nationwide competition with private plants.
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Lennessee
New Deal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee
Colorado
Columbia Rivers
St Lawrence
Ander
SVA
Aga
Sardstleh
Es Cry
Fes
Ferma
Industries
Treeches
TVA
Territary
United States
Fletric
Arthur D. Morgan
Dij Theralu
Central Station Company
Muscle Shants
Harcourt Avergin
Ergin
Agriculture and Industry
QVA
Fint
David D Tierthal
Wisconsin Rower Commission
Columbia River
St. Lawrence River
OOO
Govcranent Competitton
Weestern
Union
Who's Who and a Financial Debate in Washington
The piece notes Prithh's Who's Who omits Hilther and Terhins while Greta Garbo and Upton Sinclair are included. It contrasts historic omissions with Leonardo da Vinci and Voltaire mentions. It then reports Washington weighing relief programs and whether Congress approves billions to fund jobs and food, warning that interest could double the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prithh
Hilther
Frances Terhins
Greta Garbo
Upton Sinclair
Leonardo da Vinci
Christopher Columbus
Duke of
Washington
Congress
Senator Long Pushes Wealth Plan Amid National Share the Wealth
Senator Stacy Long of Louisiana advocates a wealth plan citing 140 billion as a target figure. The piece notes New York and Chicago hosted share the wealth groups before him. It mentions some original supporters scattered across Atlanta and Colorado prisons and Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay.
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Stacy Long
Louisiana
New York
Chicago
Senator Long
Atlanta
Colorado
Alcatraz Island
Bay
San Francisco
Tivoli teacher acquitted in Hose beating case
In Tivoli North Carolina a jury acquitted a 37 year old teacher of beating a 13 year old boy with a rubber hose and allegedly striking him with a fist. He admitted the hose beating and beating a dog with the hose while denying the fist blow. The courtroom did not cheer for the dog incident.
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Tivoli
N. C
Mrs Phythe Townsend Found Dead In Gas Room
Reporters recount Mrs Phythe Townsend, once rich and witty, with aristocratic ancestry who visited the White House. Police say death by her own action in a small furnished room at age fifty eight, describing her as ill, lonely, impoverished, despondent. The tale frames her fall from past grandeur.
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Phythe Townsend
White House
Porah calls for Republican realignment to curb reactionaries
Senator Porah urges a reorganization of the Republican party to place liberals in control and remove reactionaries. If enacted, he asks how many would remain, framing the move as a political realignment discussed by King Festeren Syndicate Inc. WSU Service.
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Tispaicins
Wardin
Italy
Poland
Porah
Republican Party
King Festeren Syndicate Inc
WSU Service
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Moley
Riehberg
Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
N H Davis
Polick
Gel Godffrey Onox
League
Suez
Netiona
Sage O
Eich
Dumbo
Ueber
Germnon
Nicley
Hatin Mtr Richterg
Nis
Ita Elim Ip
Corea
Dahor and Co Sinters
National Association of Manufroturery
Pitternl
Minneapaliy
Cleveland
San Branciaca Tirta
United
National Association of Manufiturers
Anuton Federation of Tabor
Congress Legislithiasm
Industry Army
Efert
Uo Council
Belanor
WR Rell
Ican Yarnamid
Anit
Donald Richkberg
Bern
Bwin
Atitchall
Ail
Oswearld
Commerce Department
Whitten
Sergei Kirov
Brisbane
Vanderbilt
CPIA
Whip’s
Shearl
Gommodore Vanderbilt
Sloeten Island
New York Central
William K Vanderbilt
Maury Paul
State Line
Norris da
Ilinois Indiana Line
William ©Utley
Tennessee Development
Tupelo
Afiss
IVA
Reed Bros
Afeloran
Ce Cream Company
Tupelo Cotton
Ciodel
Tim Faink
Inissee Valles
Rivate
Nfl
Illey
Hive
Thiaisi
David E. Lilienthal
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