War Clouds Over Manchuria Test League and Kellogg Pact
Editorial surveys the China Japan crisis shaping into a test of the League of Nations and the Kellogg pact. It notes council hearings with Sze and Yoshizawa, bombing of Chin Chow, US invitation to join discussions, and shifting Chinese leadership under Chang Hsieh tang amid anti church protests and political upheaval in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
United States
League
League Council
Alfred Sze
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Geresa
Yoshizawa
Mukden
Hinchow
Ickjo
Manchuria
Stroison
Rentias Tk
Hsieh Tang
Chinchow
Chang
Cirle
Nation adopts constitution ending state religion in new republic
National assembly grants a new constitution declaring no state religion and separating church from state. It bans church participation in commerce industry and education. One article dissolving all religious orders is rejected, while another provides expulsion of Jesu ite front Spain when the constitution takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Ltt
Spain
National Credit Corporation Formed In Delaware
The National Credit Corporation organized under Delaware law plans to mobilize 100 million through debentures backed by 2 percent of aggregate deposits up to legal limits. Twelve directors from each federal reserve district will hold $100 shares. The aim is to stabilize financial conditions and aid banks especially in agricultural areas by easing credit, freeing frozen assets, and reducing demands on farmers and livestock producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
National Credit Corporation
Federal Reserve District
Washington
Hitler Declares Economic Dictatorship Plan For Germany
Adolf Hitler becomes practically economic dictator of Germany with President von Hindenburg and new cabinet allies. A proposed economic council would control industry and banking, while continued wage agreements, debt redemption, gold standard, and global market access are pursued.
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Hancellor Erupning 3
Germany
von Vlndenburgite
Aved
Druening
Council
You Siindenburg
Herr Broenleg
Adolf Uitler
Hoover Plans Rail Relief Steps Tabs Future Help
President Hoover and advisers study relief options for railroads with no decision made yet. If the Interstate Commerce Commission approves freight rate increases, no further railroad aid steps are likely before Congress convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rfsident
Hoover
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Wisconsin race shapes up in First District contest
Voters in the First Wisconsin district head to the polls to fill the unexpired term of the late Henry Allen Cooper. La Follette supporters back a Republican candidate with strong ties to the La Follette network. A notable rival is A J Pouma of Racine, a Socialist challenger attacking the Eighteenth assembly era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amist Progresaire Republican
Wisconsin
Henry Allen Cooper
la Follette
Ale Amie
Ikhorn
la Follettes
J Pouma
Racine
Amite N Bis
International Finance Talks Pressure Rises Amid Basel Vote
BIS directors in Basel approve five short term credit renewals for Germany and Austria. They urge a prompt meeting between President Hoover and Premier Laval in Washington to push for agreement on global finance, economies, and international obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Austria
Bank For International Settlements
Basel
Noover
Layal
France
Washington
Laval to Visit Washington and Then Grandi to Follow
Presume Laval’s Washington visit scheduled with Italian foreign minister Dino Grandi to come next. Laval left France on October 16 with a group of aides in finance and economics and his young daughter accompanying him for a ten day stay in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presucre Taval
Washington
Dino Grandi
Ife
Hloaver
Laval
Franca
Otober
Possible NJ Senate Appointee Amid Morrow Vacancy
Governor Larson faces a deadly vacancy in New Jersey's Senate after Dwight Morrow's death. Edward G. Stokes, ex governor and banker from Trenton, is among leading possibilities. Democratic challenger A Warry Moore says appointment of Mrs Morrow could keep the seat if Moore wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
New Jersey
Dwight Morrow
Edward G. Stokes
Ele
Trenton
Mra. Morrow
Irany
A. Warry Moore
War at Louisiana Capital Sparks Governor Ouster Bid
A power struggle between Guy Huey P Long and Lieut. Ger Paul Ni Cyr escalated with Cyr attempting to take oath as governor claiming Long is a U S senator. Mille troops were mobilized then sent home after Cyr's march was deemed unfounded. Cyr returned home to southern Louisiana vowing ouster if Long refuses to resign.
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Guy Huey P
Long
Louisiana
Ger
Paul NI Cyr
Cyr
United States
Shreveport
Orleans
Batoo Frouge
Ife
Louna
A Cale Ha
Yorktown 150th Anniversary Parade Emphasizes Historic Surrender
Thousands gather in Yorktown Virginia to mark the 150th anniversary of Lord Cornwallis surrender to George Washington. On the final day Petitint Hoover delivers the main address with speeches by Marshal Foch, General Pershing, Secretary of War Hobby, and Secretary of the Navy Adams among others. About three thousand officers and men participate as the frigate Constitution and numerous warships of American and French navies anchor in the York River. The four day pageants include colonial dances and speeches.
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Stousands
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallig
George Washington
Marshal Tetain
France
Wershing
Hurey
Navy
Adams
York River
Constitution
Bishop Cannon Faces Probe Over Goldhurst Parole Pact
Virginia Senator Glass alleges a conspiracy involving Bishop James Cannon Jr and Justice Department officials to fix Goldhurst parole. Goldhurst, a stock broker convict for mail fraud, was imprisoned in Atlanta in 1929 and slated for parole on April 15, pending a New York meeting and plea change.
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James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Church South
Creter Glass
Virginia
Mitchell
Iarry
Goldhurst
Bisiopa
Department of Justice
New York
Change in Status for Ressie Blowltt and Bhea
The record notes Ressie Blowltt is married and no longer a wage earner. It also states that Bhea has become a wage earner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ressie Blowltt
Shea
Bhea
Denver Boy is a Winner
An old health ad touts California Fig Syrup as a cure for childhood constipation. It claims long usage by physicians, high yearly bottle sales, and a mother's testimonial from Denver praising improved appetite sleep and growth after use. Consumers urged to seek the California label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Witeot
Wolf St
Denver
Colorado
Jackie
California
Curves Make Comeback Mentioned by Joe and Partner
A light exchange quotes Curves coming back and a reply expressing indifference to oblong figures. The dialogue centers on body shape preferences in a casual conversation between two individuals identified as Joe and a partner.
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Joe
Waldecat Escapes Pursuing Dogs by River Swim
A wildcat freed by dogs leaped into a river to escape, swimming rapidly to elude its pursuers as described in Dogs' Life, the Boy Scouts of America magazine. The piece notes wildcats, like domestic cats, dislike water but will swim when fleeing danger.
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Waldecat
Dogs’ Life
Boy Scouts of America
Bia
Jujutsu Art Described as Self Defense Method
The piece explains jujutsu as a weaponless self defense method that leverages an opponent s strength and weight to unbalance or injure him by applying pressure to throw or dislocate joints requiring expert knowledge of human anatomy.
Step Beyond Recall The Rubicon Crossing Defined
The Rubicon marked a point of no return for Caesar as he crossed from Gaul into Italy. This act transformed a provincial boundary into an invasion and set the stage for civil war.
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Rubicon
Elver
Italy
Cisalpine
Gaul
Jonas Caesar
Caesar
Organ gaffe at church gift swap sparks playful chat
In London An swers a Sunday morning scene a church that could not be seated for a new organ meets a friend from a church that has just bought one. A light jab about needing a monkey prompts a playful exchange as the two laugh over the mistaken notion.
Hindu Water Etiquette Based on Caste Rules
The custom forbids drinking water drawn or viewed by someone of the wrong caste, affecting Hindus and even children who must avoid water touched or seen by lower castes. This belief underpins ritual purity practices and social separation around shared resources.
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India
United States Assumes Florida Purchase Claims in 1819
The Floridas were acquired from Spain in 1819 with no cash payment. The United States assumed and paid the $5,000,000 to settle American claims against Spain.
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Floridas
Spain
United States
Set Apart for Red Man Reservation in New Jersey
A historic note claims an Indian reservation established in 1758 at Salian Affils in Marting ton county New Jersey as the first reservation within the links of the United States.
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Red Man
Salian Affils
Martington County
New Jersey
United States
Color Blindness Awareness Seeks Early Detection
Public health officials warn color blind individuals often remain unaware of their condition until screened or informed by others. Early recognition helps manage challenges in daily tasks and work environments.
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Public Health Service
Prized Leweltin Dog Breed Traces Back to Duberthoebe-Laverack Line
A note on the Leweltin, a prized dog breed described as a direct Setter lineage from the original Duberthoebe-Laverack cross. The article highlights its status as a pure bred pet terrier with no admixture of other bloodlines.
First Day in Saddle Sparks Interest at Work
The Speg showed unusual interest on his first day in the saddle and impressed his employer with his enthusiasm for the play. He joked that the only part he dislikes is carrying this bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly
Scotsman
Impoverished Telep Atome Faces Public Reaction
A perplexed man labeled impoverished telep atome draws public ire as residents debate the accuracy and intent of the description. The incident spurs discussions on respectful language and local attitudes toward poverty.
No Sale Ile V creates confused dialogue scene
Fragmentary dialogue appears to show a conversation about a kiss and a hug between unnamed speakers. The text includes phrases like no sale and a request for what to give for a mile kiss, with mentions of Sandy and a ch l or form motif, though specifics are unclear.
A Brave Man's Speech by Liberal Leader Samuel H Church
Samuel H Church head of the Liberal party urged courage in a speech. He cited Pompey the Great on sailing grain ships despite fear and warned that action requires resolve.
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Samuel H. Church
New
Liberal Party
Pompey the Great
Rore
Silora
Tomrey
Hye
Germ Killer Ad Promises Quick Relief for Infections
A vintage advertorial extols B and M as a fast acting germicide for throat and lung infections. It urges readers to keep a bottle and a booklet, offering a full size bottle by mail from F. H. Tolling Co. in Boston for $1.25 postpaid.
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F. HL Tolling Co
Beverly
Boston
Mass
Morality Debate Echoes In Dinner Talk
Rebecca West cites a witty New York dinner remark on morality. A correspondent asks if it is right for a girl to sit in a man’s lap while engaged. West’s reply hinges on who is involved and who pays. she disapproves of modern flirtation.
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Rebecca West
New Yorks
Ghewnpaper
Tila
Wes
Steamship La Pax Leaves Liverpool For South America
Steamere Am azg Clouds The Pacific Steam Navigation companys motor ship La Pax recently left Liverpool for South America. In bee hold was packed a complete steamship capable of carrying 100 passengers and heavy cargo At Mao tendo. In Peru thousands of plates rivets funnels engines fittings and furniture were to be repacked into trains and carried 220 miles to Puna on the shores of Lake Titicaca where the alloy was to be assembled for ending the lake service. This is the eighth steamer to be sent to Iuna.
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Pacific Steam Navigation
Iuna
Enduring Affection Rewards a Life Well Lived
A reflection on lasting love and the reward of a life lived with care. The message emphasizes gratitude for devoted companionship and the enduring nature of affection beyond years.
First in England agland. In 1571 the first cruelty society
In 1571 England organized the first society for the prevention of cruelty to animals. This early effort marks the origin of organized animal welfare in the country.
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England
Society For the Prevention of
Pioneer Films The Inauguration Debate Recalled
The fragment notes American film history surrounding a presidential inauguration and a noted film project. It mentions a president and a in the United States context, hinting at archival cinema linked to a public event. The readable text is limited but points to a historic film association with a national ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Amehinleya
Domasticated Indians Crafted Patterns in Prehistoric Berg
Fragmentary note claims prehistoric Berg inhabitants wove elaborate kult ting and crochet style patterns. No dates or clear sources provided.
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Berg
Sweet girl graduate anticipates marriage and independence
A brief note suggests a young woman who graduates expects to marry and gain her own position, aiming to rule her own roost sooner or later.
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