Georgia Senator Tom Watson Faces Senate Bluster
The passage details Tom Watson of Georgia as a frequent instigator of friction in the Senate. It cites fights over appointments and policy, including clashes with Senators Phipps Lenroot Moses McKellar Robinson Heflin Glass McCumber and others, labeling the Record as lacking a proper sporting editor.
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Phipps
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Moses
McKellar
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Robinson
Arkansas
Heflin
Alabama
Carrier Routes Served In Montana Towns Listed
The Daily and Sunday Standard notes a carrier in Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon Boreman and Philipsburg serves readers. The brief outlines distribution coverage across these Montana towns.
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Deer Lodge
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Taft Seeks England Study to Refine American Law
The chief justice Taft plans a visit to England to study the origins and methods of English jurisprudence. Proponents argue the move advances scientific law, broadens vision, and challenges outdated precedents while improving criminal jurisprudence and the overall legal system.
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England
Taft
Fountain Head
Senate Turmoil and Threats Highlight Uneasy Session
A Washington columnist chronicles a turbulent Senate session with near fights between McCumber of North Dakota and Robinson of Arkansas. The piece notes high rhetoric, a temperamental climate, and a mock plea for a sporting editor in the Congressional Record as part of the tense dynamics.
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Senate
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Moses
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Congressional Record
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Robinson
Arkansas
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United States
The Simian Social Status and Political Satire
A satirical critique of a proposed bill by a British inquiry on wild animals in captivity. It lampoons banning anthropoid apes while preserving performances by dangerous felines and elephants, and riffs on Darwinism and contemporary politics with references to Bryan Fordney Watson and daylight saving.
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England
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Animal Kingdom
Bryan
The Summer Vacation That Was Too Good to Last
A husband stages a wild bachelor scene while his wife vacations in the country. He hides the truth with a mock study routine and a string of late night games, risking ruin before realizing the cost of recreation. The piece ends with a cautionary moral on preserving civilization.
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England
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Sweetie
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Have Pity on the Blind and a Bugged World
A children's poem by T. A. Daly contrasts bugs and weather with a verse about a dilapidated house marked for sale or rent. It expresses sympathy for the lonely dwelling and hints at giving it a hopeful, happy home rather than dereliction. The piece blends light nature imagery with a home-tenant plea.
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Tf. A. Daly
T. A. Daly
Horoscope for Sunday June 11 1922
The column notes Uranus influencing benevolent and hostile conditions for clergy and congregations. It warns of religious differences and criticism of ministers, plus suspicion and prejudice from seers. California may see population rise due to disaster driven migration. Venus suggests higher public expenditures and a national expense drain.
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Les
Marly
California
Neptune
Venus
McClure
Oh Grave Where Is Thy Victory By T A Daly
A 1922 verse by T A Daly laments Arthur Conan Doyle’s death altering solace in singing about death. The speaker jokes about being summoned to the afterlife and teased references to spectral travel and eerie fate.
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Arthur Conan Doyle
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Actress Tries Third Time to End Life Near Syracuse
Audrey Marie Munson, actress and model, is dangerously ill at her home near Syracuse New York after a third self inflicting attempt. She believes she is pursued by a curse and is under a delusion that she cannot escape danger.
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Audrey Marie Munson
Syracuse
N. Y
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