Pine Ridge Tale Opens With Distant Wakeful Night
Nancy Nelson arrives at Cousin Columbine’s mansion in Colorado with brother Jack. A grand but lonely room unsettles Nancy as she grapples with homesickness and a planned stay among wary relatives and a stern, history laden household.
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Pike's Peak
Dad
Jack
Pine Ridge
Colorado
Nancy
Columbine
California Gulch
Hera Tam
Peple
Nelson
Sena
Cather
Ambitious Introduction For Nance Beston At Pine Ridge
James Nelson Beston learns market losses as daughter Nance nears society debut. Elder cousin Columbine invites Nance to Pine Ridge with young Jack, seeking to ease finances. They meet Columbine at the station, face unconventional style, and arrive to a new household with Aurora Tubbs and Adam guiding the way.
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James Nelson Beston
Nance
Nineteen
Nelsons
Columbine
Pine Ridge
Cole
Jack Nancy
Columbines
Jacl
Lolumbins
Adam
Pine Ridg
Patld
Ned Aurora Tubbs
Pomorines ¢ Ok
Amatthew Adar
Marka
Fish Called Duck For No Known Reason
A fish traveling to Bombay India is humorously dubbed a duck with no clear explanation. The odd naming contrasts aquatic biology with a bird title, suggesting a quirky linguistic note rather than a formal report.
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Bombay
India
Board of Inquiry Named On Textile Strike
John Wigant appoints a board of inquiry with Gov John Wigant of New Hampshire Marlon Smith of Atlanta and Raymond Ingersoll to study worker complaints and employer problems in textile industries The group aims to recommend solutions and arbitrate disputes while the strike spreads to 330000 workers and triggers riots and National Guard mobilization in several states.
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Roosevelt
John Wigant
New Hampshire
Marlon Smith
Atlanta
Raymond Ingersoll
Brooklyn
Smith
Hate Smith
National Labor Relations Board
Tia
Secretary of Labor
Labvor
Atriike
Florence
New Ingland
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
National Guard
Silk Strike Widening as Mills Close in Georgia and New Jersey
Longi and Sioan of Cohen Textile Institute report two thirds of workers refused to join the strike but admit errors as reports say more mills are closing. Francis J. Gorman denounces violence and insists the strike aims to defend American rights. The plan lists concessions including reduced hours, wage ceilings, mediation, and no strikes during the agreement. Frank Schweitzer notes 17,000 silk workers walked out in Paterson and industry faces near shutdown.
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Longi
SIOAN
Cohen Textile Institute
Arat
Georgia
America
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers
Snall
Frank Schweitzer
American Federation of Silk Workers
Sil
Paterson
Schweitzer
Aluminum workers ordered back to work after strike
About 1 700 employees of the Aluminum Company of America who had been on strike for a month were ordered to return to their jobs as an agreement ending the walkout was reached. The concessions were accepted by both the company and the workers through mediation by labor department official Iredell? Wagers.
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Aluminum Company of American
Ired
Labor Department
California governor race nets split Dems and remarks
At Hyde Park a former Socialist candidate Sinclair claimed his poverty plan matched the New Deal, then sought support in Washington. Senator Lewis of Illinois blasted the California nomination as an illusion created by midwest Republicans, while President Roosevelt remains silent on Sinclair and prepares a nationwide address endorsing Roosevelt policies to counter radicalism and preserve private property.
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Unon Sinelae
California
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Washington
Sinclair
James Hamilton Stewin
Illinois
Lewis
Illnois
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Kansas
Nebraska
Ali
Repubicans
Los Angeles
Joahnson
America
Ambition for permanent League council seat debated
USSILA with France and Great Britain favored. Switzerland opposes and instructed to vote no. Turkey applies for permanent council seat claiming to replace China whose term expires.
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Ussila
League of Nations Council
I’rance
Great Britain
Switzerland
UN Turkey
Council
China
Smartness and Simplicity for Daytime Frocks
Daytime is the big time for sun and activity with crisp cotton frocks. The pattern offers a wide neckline raglan sleeves and self trimming. large colored buttons provide eye appeal. Beginners can use Sewing Instructor as a guide. pattern 1811 in sizes 12 to 40 uses 3 14 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 64 stamps and payment to Sewing Circle Pattern Department, 213 West Seventeenth Street, New York.
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Sewing Circle Tatiern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York
Billy Trapping Mischief on Sidewalks
Willy enjoys trapping tales and makes earth clods on sidewalks for fun. His uncle reproves him while Billy explains the dirt came from a stray animal and jokes about a “tiia rat” in a local Indianapolis News item.
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Willy
Billy
Indianapolla News
That Was the Answer by the Bath Aunt
A girl asks about her suntan and her aunt replies with a sharp remark. The aunt says she should have been tanned by a stick instead of the sun, revealing a cutting family exchange.
Repid Going "liow" s business
Mr Dustin ftax responds to Notter about shipments, saying business is strong. He notes only initials to concentrate on are F. O. and B. as shipments stay robust.
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Liow
Notter
Dustin Ftax
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Sal
Columbine Nelson
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Mark Adams
Aunt Louise
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Edward W. Pickard
Westa 7 Newspaper Union
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Menmbera
Blue Eagle
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Milton I. Robinson, Jr
Chicago
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St Louis
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Fat
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