Factions Split as Republican Old Guard Expels Four Senators
The article critiques the expulsion of La Follette, Brookhart, Frazier, and Ladd from the Republican Party after a Washington conference. It notes the lack of allies able to salvage them and compares past insurgencies, warning against solace in the Democratic tent and predicting ongoing intra party tension. It also discusses broader debates over third-party movements and critiques Bolshevik leaders, including Trotzky, and comments on Lenin’s demise and Russia’s turmoil.
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Frazier
Ladd
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Harreld
Oklahoma
Howell
Nebraska
Old Guard
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United States
Emma Goldman
Republican Party
Mexico
Villa
Sonora
Johnson
California
Borah
Idaho
Roosevelt
General Weaver
la Foliette
Els
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Christmas Echoes and Fragments in a Busy Front Page
An assortment of playful verse fragments, local notices, and quotes from papers including The Altamount Times and The Kansas City Star. Mentions a baby girl born, a sign in a window reading Boy Wanted, and social commentary on life, safety, and holiday preparations.
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Altamount Times
Tivid
Wheeler Returns to Democratic Fold Amid Political Shifts
Senator Burton K Wheeler resurfaces as a Democrat after leaving for a third party bid. He admits errors but says the two party system remains, while radicals lose sway. AFL also rejects third party alignment, opting for nonpartisanship in campaigns, leaving little chance for further third party endurance. The piece notes Thanksgiving weather and pokes at the weather bureau.
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Burton K. Wheeler
Wisconsin
House of the Fathers
Supreme Court
American Federation of Labor
el Paso
la Follette
That Something Spirit Inspires Princeton Victory
Harvard was beaten by Princeton in a decisive upset described as a rare triumph after half a century. The piece praises a resilient "that something" spirit driving teams and organizations to rise above sidelines and pursue a singular goal, citing a 1924 Constitution copyright.
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Princeton
Harvard
New York Times
Min
Postwar prosperity hinges on stock market confidence
The piece asserts the election has boosted business sentiment across the nation, with New York Stock Exchange trading surging as orders flow from many sectors. It recalls two prior turning points and argues prosperity follows when agriculture and industry align, citing sharp rises in railroad tonnage, steel production, and real estate value as proof of a dynamic, confident economy.
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Comuntty O
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United States
The World’s Window and Global Affairs Briefs
Pierre van Paassen reflects on New Yorks night golf and the new practical joke of needed invisibility in Paris. A wave of arrests hits Estonian communists tied to a Moscow-backed uprising while the Third International warns of consequences. Dean Inge argues human nature remains constant, while Egypt Britain talk over Sudan with a looming war risk.
Japanese mission studies Romania oil supply visit
An official Japanese mission led by Mr Yamaguchi of Nippon Petroleum arrives in Bucharest on November 1 to study Romania oil prospects. The group will tour oil fields as tensions with the United States grow and Romania seeks possible Japanese capital in its petroleum industry.
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Bucharest
Yamaguchi
Nippon Veetroleum Corporation
United States
Henre i Aready
Turkey
Rumania
Japan
Russia
Bessarabia
Son Shot by Father May Lose One Eye
Griffin Ga November 28 Special Carter Williams 14 was accidentally shot and painfully wounded by his father while hunting near their home. The right eye was penetrated and the temple breast and shoulder grazed. The eye wound is serious and may cause loss of sight. The father and two sons hunted with friends Thursday when a misfire struck Carter as he chased a rabbit into a swamp.
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Communist Party
Esthonia
Russia
Esthenia
Presxiciien
Third International
Moscow
Red Army
Reval
Zinovieff
Europe
Emile Vanier Velde
Griffin, Ga
Carter Williams
Williams
Tuella
Griffin ‘Hospital
Mr. Williams
Carter
Comptroller General Ruling Reversed by Court
In Los Angeles a federal court reversed the comptroller general’s action withholding pay of rural officers to reimburse dependency allowances. The court ruled the withholdings unwarranted despite Navy secretary approval and ordered the payment to proceed.
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Los Angeles
Comptroller General
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Grand Duchess Cyril on Way to New York
Paris reports Grand Duchess Cyril of Russia arrives from Coburg en route to New York to oversee funds for Russian refugees in France. She plans a month’s stay then to Chateau Fabron near Nice owned with her sister queen of Romania. A Coburg manifesto earlier proclaimed herself emperor of all Russia.
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Russia
England
Coburg
Germany
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le Journal
France
Chateau Fabron
Nice
Rumania
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Mlade
Airplane Described as Future Ambulance
New York November 28 Colonel Robert Pieque of the army health department in France described the airplane as the ambulance of the future. He noted that since the inauguration in France 00 patients have been conveyed by airplane and that at least 150 thoroughly equipped airplanes are now engaged in air ambulance work.
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New York
Robert Pieque
Army Health Department
France
Oace
Pieque
Bits of New York Life by O O McIntyre
O O McIntyre recalls a barren day in New York with comic vignettes. He notes neighbors coughing, a Paris cafe photo, a whooping phone call, and a dull office scene. He contrasts fame’s loneliness with a cheerful lunch counter worker who finds happiness in simple warmth and good fortune.
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O. O. McIntyre
Daily Grind
Hans
Raymond Roll
Paris
Verne Porter
Smart Set
Calvin Coolidge
Harley
Charlie Chaplin
Address for 2venus officer in Atlanta and Q&A gist
Frederick D. Dismuke of Atlanta is listed as the Fateral prohibition director for the district with the Post Office building in Atlanta, Ga as a contact. Reports may be made to him. The text then shifts to a series of trivia questions and answers about tones, myths, and geography with names and places including the Bank of England, Elgin marbles, Swift, the Zodiac, Mohicans, and others.
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Frederick D. Dismuke
Hia
United States
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Shanghai
Peking
China
Needia Street
Bank of England
Lord Elgin
British Museum
Gulliver
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Theron
di Vernon
Scott
England
Pepys
Frederick O' Brien
Ceylon
India
Europe
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Sarah Gamp
Martin Chuzzlewit
Saragossa
Afigustina Zaragoza
Sara- Bosse i
Health Talks by William Brady M D
Health talk urges regular somersaults and headstands to counter gravity’s wear. Ergonomics and wild versus tame rabbits illustrate how posture affects vitality and endurance in modern life. Managerial and physical training in daily routines are advised to combat bodily strain.
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Woodlawn
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