Cox the Crusader Builds a Crusading Political Image
The passage praises Governor Cox as a commanding figure on the campaign trail, comparing him to historic leaders. It notes his intense earnestness, fatigue from nonstop speaking, and sincere conviction. Cox emphasizes the League of Nations with a religious cadence, aiming to simplify it for listeners and invoking divine appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Roosevelt
Bryan
Blaine
Garfield
Conkling
League of Nations
Lyn Eagle
Wilson
No Panic in Sight Says Business Authority
A columnist notes that a panic similar to 1873 has not arrived due to Federal Reserve action and bank restraint on non essential lending. Ample crops and rising wealth, plus optimistic views from Judge Gary, reinforce confidence in the business future despite lingering jitters.
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Federal Reserve Board
Gary
United States
A Democratic Deserter from New York to Montana
A New York Democrat Mrs John Sherwin Cro shifts allegiances amid housing inquiry revelations about Robert P Brindell president of the building trades council taking 25000 in bribes to call off a strike. The piece discusses labor leadership, party shifts, and remarks on figures including Senator Johnson and Governor Cox.
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Montana
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Mont
Matter. Rutte
North Main Street
Ummness
Raltorial
Anaconda Offic
Ie Hastorial
Standard Publishing Company
Butte
Associated Press
Asociated Press
Eastern Representatives
Prudden
King & Prudden
Fitch Avenue
New York
Steger Building
Chicago
Globe Building
Boston
Western Representatives
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francico
Cox
Tomes
New York Democrat
John Sherwin Cro
Crosby
New York Women’s Democratic Club
Legislative Housing Committee
Robert P. Brindell
Building Trades Council
Brindell
American Federtion of Labor
Samuel Urtermyer
Thaves
W York
New York Herald
General Grant
Indell
Building Trades Coun
International
Gray Mare and the Head Held High
Billy witnesses Gray Mare’s head held high as farmer Brown trains her. Happy Giggles suggests kindness to animals, and Billy admires the bond—only to learn in a dream that the head restraint was a nightmare. The tale ends with Billy waking relieved, vowing to treat animals well.
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Biel
Billy
Farmer Brown
Sid
Brown
Parmer Brown
Hanpy Gisgles
Gray
Happy
Giggles
Oray
Luydea Parmer Brown
Gray Mare
Palmer Brown Finds Light After Miracle With Gray Mare
For the first time in his life Palmer Brown shows emotion as light returns to his eyes. Happy Giggles misses meals but performs a miracle, and Billy looks forward to thanking Gray Mare for the unusual feat.
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Palmer Brown
Biley
Billy
Humor of the Day and Daily Life Snatches
A lively string of light sketches and exchanges on humor and daily life. Jests about wealth and drink mix with classroom scenes and a neighbor riddle. A magazine tone hints at social mores and manners while portraying playful banter and character vignettes.
Flashes of Lightning Profiteers Did It for Us
A compilation of quotations from various newspapers reflects ironic takes on postwar shortages, economic strain, and social attitudes. The clippings touch on consumer scarcity, debt, and shifting fashion as symbolic of broader pressures. Named papers include Indianapolis Star Buffalo Express Lexington Herald Baltimore American and Houston Post.
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Indianapolis Star
Boston
Buffalo Express
Too Much of a Good Thing Propositions in City Ballot
The San Francisco Chronicle notes the 28 propositions fill nearly 13 pages and voters must decide without accessible explanations. It argues most proposals modify statutes rather than fundamental law, with few discussed in the press, leaving electors largely uninformed about outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chronicle
Chronicle
Romance of Diamond Endless
A compact history of the Koh-i-nor, detailing its storied past from India's mountain of light to its current place among England's crown jewels in the Tower of London, tracing rulers, plunder, and legends across centuries. The piece notes its ties to sovereign power and famous collectors like Tavernier.
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New York Herald
India
Eleanor Maddock
Asia
Delhi
Shah Jahan
Aurangzeb
Tavernier
Europe
Punjab
England
Old Tower
London
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Johnson
Joe Dixon
Coolidge
Republic
Mr. Bryan
Gene Debs
Devil
Tom Walker
Borah
Woeep
Buttaio
George
Earl
Charles
Kate
Pinan
Lexington Herald
Baltimore American
Elmore
Star-Gazette
Houston Post
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