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Republicans March Forward Under Coolidge Platform
The Republican National Convention adjourned after nominating President Coolidge and Vice President, adopting a platform that signals a new order in the party. The old guard was largely absent, with many leaders demoted to delegates, and the convention aligned firmly behind Coolidge, despite Wisconsin’s dissent. The platform emphasizes nonexpediency and support for the president against populist pressures, while Democrats and radicals oppose but cannot derail the Coolidge bid.
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Republican Platform Promises Big Economic Reforms
The document criticizes wartime spending and calls out La Follette opposition as ego driven. It portrays the Republican platform as a clear, achievable plan to govern for all, and asserts accountability to voters against anyone who allies with the party’s enemies.
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Editorial on foreign trade and gold standard by George E. Roberts
The piece reviews George E. Roberts's views on economic policy and the idea of a favorable balance of trade. It argues that international trade seeks equilibrium, with exchanges of commodities and gold acting as a common utility, and cautions against overreliance on foreign trade for prosperity.
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Bosses and dark-horse talk shape Democratic convention
A chaotic preconvention scene sees bosses and influential figures like Smith, Mack, Hague, and Taggart steering final candidate choice amid deadlock. Key players Hull, Cummings, White, Harison, and others jockey to influence the 1098 ballots and the best path to a nominee.
McAdoo and Blaine in Presidential Nominations
From the Springfield Republican the piece notes Blaine was nominated despite Mulligan Jetters exposure and stock dealings while speaker of the house. It contrasts his defeat due to impaired public confidence with warnings about nominating brilliant but morally vulnerable figures. It also references McAdun’s offenses and post resignation law practice signaling similar insensitivities to public duties.
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McAdoo Seen as Democratic Leader Despite Oil Scandal
The piece argues for McAdoo as the Democratic frontrunner, noting his Florida primary lead, resilience, and leadership appeal. It compares him to Blaine, cites potential nomination scenarios, and warns that rejecting him would signal a degraded standard of public service amid oil and Daugherty scandals.
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Parody of Summer Chatter and City Talk
A jumble of wry quips on love and trust and taxes. It riffs on summer fashions, apple crops, and how people pay bills and seek refunds. Observations drift from loud neighbors to the clatter of phonographs and domestic sounds.
Fragmentary History Note on Nestorian Missionaries and Imperial Translation
In 634 the Emperor Yule tet received Nestorian Christian missionaries and listened to an exposition of their creed. He ordered the Asian Scriptores translated into Chinese for wider publicity and announced a new history commission to aid scholarly work.
Hired Girls and Labor in the 1920s Households
A nostalgic poem by George Matthew Adams quotes a vignette about hired girls like Matilda Jane and Lucretia, portraying mismatch in skills, the aging servant trade, and the social dynamics of servants in the early 20th century. It touches on marriage, wealth, and the allure and strain of domestic labor. The piece reflects changing attitudes toward women’s work and class relations in a period piece from 1924.
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