Harding Attitude Toward League of Nations Cited
The article cites Senator Harding’s view on the League of Nations, noting his Des Moines remark rejecting covenant obligations and his Baltimore confession of lacking a constructive program for an international association. It contrasts his stance with President Wilson’s decade of work on the organization.
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The National League of Women Voters Promotes Forthcoming Agenda
The group presses for increased child welfare funding and federal protections, including child labor ban, maternity care, education department creation, home economics training, food distribution controls, civil service reform for women, and citizenship for women married to foreigners. It clarifies it seeks evaluation of candidates, not defeat, and cites support from Governor Cox and Senator Harding for its influence in the next administration.
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Root Champions League Backed World Court Vision
In his campaign address Elihu Root reaffirms support for the League of Nations and the world court, blaming Wilson for US nonmembership. He argues reservations could have safeguarded American interests and notes that scrapping the League would erase the court’s teeth and the efficacy of international justice.
Wise Lady Bug Outsmarts Robber Locust Lesson
A tale in Illinois Salient follows Willy Beetle who fears theft while Lady Bug carries money openly. Robber Locust tricks Willy, but Lady Bug’s example proves wiser, ending with Willy learning to protect his savings and trust cautiously.
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Optimistic outlook from Governor Harding on postcrisis recovery
Governor Harding of the federal board offered an upbeat view, saying the nation has moved past its period of excess and is returning to a normal footing. He urged bold business action despite economic problems, comparing commerce to a battle where perseverance wins.
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Flashes of Lightning Takes Humorist to Do It
Vice President Marshall disproves the theory that nothing can be got out of the position he holds. He has got a great deal of fun out of it. Chicago News. No Time to Take Chances. It may be all right for the Poles to make peace with the bolshevists, but they would better keep their powder dry just the same. Detroit Free Press. Jes Can't Please Anybody. Poor Old Bill Bryan says a subscriber. When he talks they jump on him, and when he doesn't talk they jump on him. Nashville Tennesseean. About all a campaign manager will have to do for publication from now on is to be more than pleased by the situation. Ohio State Journal.
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Heligoland Fortress Dismantled Under Allied Supervision
The Heligoland fortress in the North Sea, built by Germany and valued at 175 million dollars, is being demolished by German labor under the Inter Allied Naval and Military mission. Large guns, emplacements, harbor works, and airship sheds are being removed as the island returns to its 1890 state.
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Sea Sleds Proving Successful For Ocean Air Transport
Boston firms develop giant sea sleds to carry airplanes across oceans. Some models have four motors totaling 1 750 horsepower and reach 55 miles per hour. Tests off New England coast show takeoff speeds and sea conditions. plans include civilian and military uses with factories in Atlantic City and a 32 foot model used by Gordon B. Orme in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Our Abiding Friend from the Cincinnati Enquirer
A cultured city woman finds solace in books and their company. The piece extols literature and science as enduring guiding forces, crediting great thinkers with advancing liberty, truth, justice, and love. It celebrates the joy, power, and thought sparked by master minds.
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Daily Laughs Mix Of Wit And Childs Talk
A collage of light humor and social snippets including a gingerbread joke about daily bread, a dancing snowflakes note, a snowball prep quip, and a back‑and‑forth about money and spending. It also features brief vignettes with Ray and his great aunt, a comic engagement halt, a honeymoon quip, and a silk vs wool pun.
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