Two Party Illusion and Real Coalition in U S Politics
The article argues that national political parties are largely electoral tools, with presidents leading shifting coalitions rather than unified blocs. It cites Coolidge and the McNary Haugen bill to show divergent votes among party lines, notes the two party system’s practical necessity, and laments evasiveness and candor suppression in campaigns as parties seek temporary harmony. It references Bryce’s Why Great Men Are Not Chosen President and notes historical examples of reform efforts stalling due to party dynamics. Copyright 1932 New York Tribune, Inc.
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Woodrow Wilson
Bishop Candler Honored by Baltimore Methodists
At the Baltimore Annual Conference in Winchester the Methodist Episcopal Church South presented a resolution praising Bishop Warren A. Candler on his seventy fifth birthday. The document, signed by six reverends, expressed love and loyalty and asked the secretary to convey the message, praying for continued blessings on him.
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Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Winchester
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Claude M. Hesser
H. H. Sherman
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J. Howard Wells
T. J. Lambert
Warren A. Candler
Baltimore Conference
Bishop Candler
About Ourselves Ne'er Let Us Know Old Age
Poetic prose fragment counsels living fully without fearing time. It reflects on age as a state of mind, urging appreciation of present blessings rather than tracking years.
President Hoover Sustains Hand Injury at White House Reception
President Hoover, after an extended White House reception, appeared with a bandaged right hand and described a bruised hand from greeting more than 3,000 guests. Doctors said the cut, likely from a ring, caused minor bleeding on some guests’ gloves as he rose early to play the medicine ball game.
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Washington
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Joel T. Boone
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Executive Mansion
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Forbidden Company Tonight at RS Hable's Palace
Pal ace presents Sal ly Blane John Darrow Josephine Dunn Steadman in Forbidden Company Ed ward T Lowe and Richard Thorpe duo again on this anniversary week bill Includes Mickey Mouse Cartoon Heroes of the West Medbury Travellaughs Tom Tyler Western Vanishing Men Birthday Cake Eating Contest with cash prizes Fox Terrier puppy giveaway Monkey Shine Comedy and more for tonight only
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Steadman
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Revival Meeting at Round Hill Presbyterian Church
A revival meeting begins Monday October 17 at 7 30 p m at Round Hill Presbyterian Church with Dr F T McFaden preaching. Services run each night except Saturday, closing Sunday night October 23. All are invited.
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F. T. McFaden
Effeminate monarch and Cupid matches in Ft Wayne gossip
The Ft Wayne News Sentinel notes light gossip about King Louis XVI allegedly fond of crochet and suggests Cupid’s matches sometimes sputter, reflecting playful historical trivia in a brief society page moment.
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Ft. Wayne
Warner Bros Captiol Starred Romance At Capitol Today
Gary Cooper and Tallulah Bankhead co star in a sensation romance on loan to Capitol with a North African port setting and a submarine plot. The Devil and the Deep ranks as a major feature in weeks of cinema, while Laurel and Hardy bring Pack Up Your Troubles to Capitol for a 60 minute laugh fest tomorrow from 2 to 11 pm.
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Tallulah Bankhead
Capitol Today
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Tally Bankhead
Laughton
Bankhead
Laurel and Hardy
Winchester
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Oliver Hardy
The Big Stampede Brightens Colonial Western Night
Warner Bros presents John Wayne and his horse Duke in The Big Stampede at the Colonial. The program features the seventh chapter of The Last of the Mohicans and a Bosco cartoon, with White Zombie to follow next Tuesday night starring Bela Lugosi and Madge Bellamy.
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Warner
Apple Market Shipping Point Info Winchester Martinsburg W Va
Light demand and steady market for apples at Winchester Martinsburg area with prices for Barrels Yorks Staymans Ben Davis and Winesaps. Listings show U S No 1 2 percent minimum car values and bulk per cwt ranges from about 50 to 60 cents depending on variety and size.
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Staymans
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Grimes
Young Democrats Plan Education Of The Voters
Berryville Virginia October 14 The Young Democratic Club of Clarke County launches an educational program to help voters mark ballots correctly for the November 8 general election. With many candidates from six parties for president and vice president and 9 Virginia Congressmen at large, organizers warn voters may err. The group plans to instruct Democrats on official names to select and has started a recruitment drive for members aged 18 to 45, aiming to grow the ranks.
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Young Democratic Club
Clarke County
Virginia
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Democratic Party
Senator Reed To Answer The Glass Statement
Senator Reed to answer The Glass statement as reported by the Associated Press from Washington on October 14. Details remain unclear in the fragment but imply a response or testimony related to the Glass statements.
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Reed reassures Hoover on Pennsylvania gold standard stance
After a White House conference Reed says he assured President Hoover Pennsylvania would not abandon the gold standard despite straw votes. Reed plans speeches in Buffalo, Wheeling, and Providence and may respond to Senator Glass’s claim that the U S was never in danger of leaving the gold standard. He remains open to campaign stops in his home state including Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
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Wheeling
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Glass
Virginia
United States
Lear Pain
Pittsburgh
Philadel
Emperor Jimmu and the start of Japan’s imperial era
The chronicle places Japan’s ancient history at 660 B C when Emperor Jimmu, regarded as the first emperor, ascended the throne marking the traditional start of the imperial line. The note frames Japan’s history around this foundational event and dates.
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Jimmu
To Make a Hole-in-One in Golf Echoes Futile Rules
A Fort Wayne News-Sentinel line ridicules the notion that success by eminent figures has a precise method likening it to golf directions. The quip critiques overbearing rules as unnecessary for achieving notable feats.
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Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
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