Boss system defended by good citizens in politics
The piece argues that the boss system is defended by good citizens and their beneficiaries, citing J. Haskell editor. It notes anticipated reaction to a plan to exclude immigrants for two years will emerge when the nation lacks men and strength, as reported by the Los Angeles Times.
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J. Haskell
Los Angeles Times
Singer of today aims for all with minimal work
The quote attributed to Amelita Galli-Cureil suggests a modern singer desires broad success while minimizing effort, reflecting a mindset of high ambition with limited practical labor.
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Amelita Galli-Cureil
Kissing Seen As Good For Digestion Doctor Declares
Dr Frank Vizetelly in Radio Digest argues kissing nourishes digestion by introducing beneficent microbes. He calls kisses seals of affection and notes young lips host rich organisms aiding digestion.
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Frank
Vizetelly
Radio Digest
Ritchie's Inaugural Address To Be Broadcast Nationwide
Governor Ritchie delivers his fourth term inaugural address from the Maryland State House in Annapolis. The International Hook Up of the Columbia Broadcasting System will carry the speech to 32 stations including the station at route Ont. The broadcast is scheduled for 12.15 to 1 p.m. Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Ritchie
Columbia Broadcasting Reeue
Chambe House of Delegates
State House
Routo
Masked star plots to spark Aileen rise in Venus of Vain
Vivienne calls Jimmy from Kronberg’s office claiming he is dead. Channing plans a glamorous mask stunt to launch Aileen into radio fame, turning personal tragedy into publicity. The plan hinges on secrecy, a shipboard reveal, and a forged mystery surrounding Kronberg’s fate.
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Symopsis
Aileen
Vivienne
Dwight Channing
Vivenné
Eupporene
Ainter
Acee Vivienne
Arbets Kronbero
Jimmy
Wald Crane
Channing
Santa Claus
Colonel Sherwood
U.B.C
Pippin
Eva
Crane
Dwight
Arnold Kronberg
the Macaulay Co
Real estate transfers rise slightly in 1930 countywide
The combined deeds admitted to record in Frederick County, 1930, total 1 084, up from 1 075 in 1929. Circuit Court recorded 609 deeds, six fewer than the previous year, while the Corporation Court added 415 deeds. Also mentions unsettled claims against the estate of Hiram Whitacre and calls for settlement.
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Frederick County Circuit Court
Corporation Court
Hiram Whitacre
I. C. Whefacre
Admr
Hiram, Whitacre
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