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Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Natural Causes Trial Shapes Criminal Procedure Debate
In California a musical comedy actor's altercation over his wife led to a brutal pugilistic attack by a larger juvenile. The husband died days later. The widow and a doctor were indicted for conspiracy, the juvenile faced trial, and medical experts claimed death was natural causes. The jury deliberated long before a guilty verdict, prompting a call for appointing court experts when medical testimony governs a case.
England Severs Ties With Soviet Russia in Trade Move
Britain abandons formal relations with the Soviet Union after charges of abuse of trade privileges subversive activity and attempts to steal military secrets. London raids confirm suspicions, with Baldwin government aligning trade posture with the United States and moving to unofficial dealings with no diplomatic recourse in disputes.
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England
Russia
Ramsey MacDonald
United States
Baldwin
London
Great Britain
The Optimists Society Promotes Silver Linings
A new society of optimists opens with potential wide membership including poets essayists and screenwriters. The piece notes many can fit in with practice and habit, citing backward students and even poverty as sources of humorous solace. It ends by doubting how to help chronic gloom and suggesting pursue personal pleasure.
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Society of Optimists
Commonwealth conference on municipal government sessions set
Public notices announce the fifth Commonwealth Conference at State University of Town from June 27 to 29. Noted authorities William Munro Charles Merriam and Frederic Ogg will join faculty and others for roundtable discussions on city law police power justice administration public utilities municipal finance and governance. The event urges citizen study and informed participation in city affairs.
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State University of Town
William 3B. Munro
Charles &. Merriam
Frederic A. Ogg
Iews Political Science
Cold Exposure Myths Debated By Lumber Camp Veteran
A 62 year old lumber jack argues against the cold causes disease, recounting brutal winters and wet work in camps, urging grammar corrections to his letter while noting Pasteur’s anthrax experiment to counter cold fear. He insists ordinary cold or wet exposure does not lower human body temperature significantly.
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Brady
Lumber Jack
Fr. F. B
Pasteur
Questions and Answers About Itching Piles and Aluminum Chloride
Reader letters discuss whether itching piles are real hemorrhoids and urge medical diagnosis. Advice warns remedies often worsen condition, noting aluminum chloride can control sweating but damage fabrics. Sections explain cautious use and offer letters answered by Dr Brady with self addressed envelopes.
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Being What We Want By GLENN FRANK
Glenn Frank analyzes the East West clash defining three revolts political cultural and social in Asia. He cites China for the Chinese as an example and endorses Upton Close's The Revolt of Asia while urging readers to consider how eastern nations challenge western dominance.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure
China
Insurgent rhetoric sparks treason question in Manila speech
Muscatine Journal quotes Senator Wheeler praising Philippine integration with America during a Manila trip with fellow Congress members. The piece questions if such views betray La Follette era independence advocates and warns of potential political motives behind insurgent rhetoric at home. The writer urges his colleagues to correct Wheeler to prevent public shifting votes.
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Muscatine Journal
Burton K. Wheeler
LaFollette
Manila
Congress
Philippines
America
LaFollettians
Brother Wheeler
An Enemy No Longer in Nature's Defense
The Chicago Evening Post recalls Theau noting that clouds cannot be cut down, while humans have felled forests since Jamestown. Pioneers treated the forest as an enemy and attacked it, a stance lasting until modern times when the value of shade trees and woodlands began to be recognized.
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Chicago Evening Post
Jamestown
Paris Column Says Ade Sketches City’s Odd Crowd
In Paris, George Ade arrives via Egypt and is spotted at the Dome and Ritz with a parade of artists, mourners, street vendors, and fashionable natives. The writer notes the city’s blend of beauty and depravity, plus a humorous Uncle Wiggily scene with Miss Mouse and kindergarten antics.
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Paris
George Ade
Egypt
Dome
Atm Quarter
Garcon
Nea
Jo Davidson
Rotonde
Greenwich Village
Montparnasse Coiffeurs
Boulevard Saint-Germain
Faubourg St. Honore
Ciro
Ritz
Sioux City
Ade
Uncle Wiggily's Kindergarten Class
Howard Garis presents Uncle Wiggily aiding a Lady Mouse teacher overwhelmed by a class lesson. The scene unfolds with questions about arithmetic and classroom responsibilities as Uncle Wiggily offers to help.
Roadways for Tourists Yet Not Worth General Use
The piece argues that new roads would benefit few average drivers who travel rarely, are mainly suitable for tourists and heavy drivers, and unless project plans become feasible the current generation should dismiss the idea. Funds for the next decade will go to paving the existing highway system, with a long wait after that.
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Webster City Freeman-Journal
The Gray Phantom Faces Down a Traitorous Plot
In a tense confrontation, the Gray Phantom learns Granger helped the Duke's gang frame him for a murder. Calligore reveals Granger hid the Maltese cross in a trunk, sealing his fate as the evidence mounts. The Phantom and Helen pursue justice while the gang lies trapped in the cellar.
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Calligore
Granger
Culligore
Helen
Bear Helps Cubs Escape By Using Nose Bumps
UNCLE RAY describes polar bears near Greenland and Greenland’s shores. A mother bear sacrifices her cubs by bumping them with her nose to speed their escape from armed sailors. In another encounter a bear frees itself from a noose and walks away with meat. The tale praises the mother’s, and the bear’s, clever handling of danger.
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Arctic Circle
Greenland
Cuba
Ray
Cormorant birds prey or not and native wildlife balance
Tomorrow's Nature Notes asks if the cormorant is a bird of prey how India retains many wild animals while North America has fewer and whether brook trout can live in the sea and for how long.
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India
North America
Parula warbler nest in hanging moss on evergreen
Reader describes a purse-like nest woven from Usnea moss and twig fragments on an evergreen, likely built by a parula warbler. Notes moss as lichen and explains it uses existing material to reinforce the nest.
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Kelloge
Abe Martin and town mayor lore in old note
The piece notes Abraham Lincoln and Calvin Coolidge as not belonging to any church at election. It claims Coolidge joined the Moose Lodge long after inauguration. It also remarks on a town mayor who served ninety five years, praising the mayor’s competency.
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Abraham Tincoln
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Moose Lodge
Oes
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