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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
6
A congressional inquiry by Representative Cable of Ohio questions the process for presidential succession and election timing. It asks whether the secretary of state becomes president if no one is constitutionally elected by March 4 and whether a special or unexpired term should govern succession.
Howard M Gore former assistant secretary of agriculture discussed running for West Virginia governor at a Cooperative Farmers convention in Washington. He carried John W. Davis’s state for Republicans by about 30,000 votes. His mother, aged eighty three, explained she will visit the governor’s mansion to ensure inclusive service.
Senator Joseph Taylor Robinson of Arkansas rallies to Calvin Coolidge, declaring him an honest president despite partisan attacks. He rejects insinuations of dishonesty, praises the President’s choices, and defends Coolidge’s character amid political controversy.
Secretary of War Weeks blasts the Curry bill proposing a United States department of aeronautics and a separate air force. He warns unity of command is essential and a divided command would risk defeats, citing Civil War and World War examples.
Johnson, a quiet writer at the office, returns from a vacation to find life unsettled by new romance and revelation. He reconnects with Daphne Russell whom he meets on the coast after years apart. She reveals she was married in Canada and widowed, changing their fledgling happiness.
Horace the eldest acts as teacher in a family play. He says Mother elevated the jam from him and Judith but not sufficiently. Lawrence cannot define elevated. Judith, though in kindergarten, grasps the point.
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution quotes Brother Williams predicting doom and accusing sinners of enjoying a hot time, reflecting period religious sentiment and colloquial style.
Edgar Addison Bancroft Chicago lawyer and ambassador to Japan told a Blackstone banquet there is nothing like crooked business under new laws. He joked that a modern millionaire would demand jail if he lost money the way he earned it.
The line notes that people who show only light honesty or generosity amass limited virtue, suggesting true goodness requires deeper character beyond mere acts.
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