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Fighting Republicanism and cabinet posts in the senate
The piece debates Kenyon and Dickinson for national posts, questions Town and Regis ter influence, and praises Senator Reed for standing firm against Democratic attacks. It argues for a proactive, reforming Republican Senate and hints at political maneuvering affecting cabinet appointments.
Legacy of Mellon Trust Purity in Public Service Defended
The piece argues Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon served with ethical rigor and diligence, resisting partisan attacks by Democrats in Congress. It highlights Senator Reed of Pennsylvania defending Mellon against charges, detailing Mellon’s compliance with laws, divestment from business interests, and refusal to engage with tax rebates tied to a corporation.
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Farmers deserve support for McNary Haugen bill
The editorial argues that Atlantic and other towns should back the McNary-Haugen plan to set government prices for farm products. It warns businessmen that farmers could gain a fair income, prompting profitable prices for all goods, and urges business leaders to align with measures aiding farmers unless they have prospered under the old system.
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Day's Editorial on Cheap Circus Performers in U S Senate
Des Moines Capital notes Al Jennings once a train robber reappears in a spectacular role touring the continent armed with scant regard for decorum. The piece mocks political theater in the U S Senate as a cheap circus.
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Ex-bandit before Senate panel sparks debate on Harding bid
Al Jennings testifies before the Senate committee amid denials of hearsay claims about a million dollar deal to secure Harding’s 1920 Republican nomination. The debate centers on delegate loyalties at the tenth ballot and the integrity of the process.
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Fragmented Reflections on Life and Identity in Rambled Text
A garbled passage muses on luck, speech, and personal growth. It contemplates life lessons, family, and changing styles, noting experience as a costly teacher with a long, difficult course and adults seeking to appear differently.
Auction Quiet as Voter Crowds Vanish
A poet recalls wilted wealth and stalled hopes as a vacant lot stands unsold and the auctioneer rings his bell to an empty room. The narrator muses on why buyers never come, noting dwindling funds and shifting fortunes in a contemplative verse from 1924.
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Ames Students Enlisted in Election Brews Trouble
Officials at State College in Eldora Iowa tried to stop students from voting in the Ames city election, acting as private citizens not college authorities. Some students charged faculty threats and expulsions, a claim denied by college leaders. T. L. Rice, seeking re election as mayor, organized student registration and voting support, amid long running faculty tensions. I. H. Schleiter was elected bank cashier by a 360 vote majority.
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Rippling Rhymes By Mason. a Seller's Land Dilemma
Poem in verse recounts a poet rejected by real estate buyers who seek to purchase a small vacant lot to build a warehouse or village facilities. The speaker laments increasing interest and pressure from contractors, ending with a felt financial reverse and bust.
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