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Socialists Alleged in Senate Split on Party Loyalty
The News-Telegraph argues Senators La Follette of Wisconsin Norris of Nebraska Brookhart and others in the U S Senate hold socialist beliefs while remaining Republicans for political gain. It disputes their loyalty and predicts no likely third party, noting their supposed allegiance to the Republican platform despite opposing economic principles.
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Age and Honor for Atlantic City’s 87 Year Old
The passage honors Cyrus Bristal Osborne, an 87 year old Atlantic resident noted for vitality and progress. His memory remains keen, and his interest in civic improvement endures beyond three score and ten. A tribute urges recognizing him now, not after death, and praises his long enduring contribution to the community.
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A Unique Suggestion on Toll Roads in America
Glant Grinwald discusses the feasibility of toll roads in the United States. He argues uniformity is unlikely across all regions and proposes funded highways built by capable builders, tolled until interest is paid, then returned to the public. He expands to wider, 100 foot highways with lanes for varied traffic and double as revenue.
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Unite States
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America
Toll roads and rapid highway development foreseen
The article argues that rapid highway construction will spur motor transportation growth unmatched in the last decades. Toll highways may emerge as a future development, alongside expanding air travel, with demands of the public evolving over fifty years. It envisions toll roads as a likely feature of future mobility.
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Who Paid It Bowman Campaign Funds Questioned in Iowa
A Iowa political column questions the source of Bowman campaign money for governor, hinting at connections to disgruntled contractors and asking whether funds sprung from hidden or controversial interests. The piece emphasizes the highway commission’s integrity and notes readers’ suspicions without alleging specific entities.
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Prospective Third Party Movement in Questionable Status
The piece discusses talk of a third party forming to oppose Hoover and farm relief at Kansas City. It argues such a movement would likely split the Republican vote to aid Smith and Tammany. It notes past 1912 Roosevelt and bull moose episode and stresses the need for genuine cooperation if a third party is to gain traction.
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Form Relief
Iowa political commentary roundup amid 1920s views
A collage of editorial voices from Iowa papers discusses Republican and Democratic dynamics. Nobles and neutrals weigh Hoover’s nomination, Muscle Shoals politics, platform promises, and tax economy while naming Bourbon-era figures and local gubernatorial bets, notably Housel’s bid and bond-issue stance.
Governor Lowden and the farmer’s cause in defeat
The Chicago Journal of Commerce reflects on Frank O. Lowden after his defeat, praising his dignity and noting his campaign spoke for farmers’ interests. It argues his loss awakens attention to the farm problem, a cause he represented despite broader political indifference. The piece frames Lowden as a distinguished Republican who fought for an agrarian solution and acknowledges his personal political ambitions are likely over.
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Chicago Journal of Commerce
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Lack of publicity failed Lowden but farming issue remains
The analysis argues Frank Lowden lacks publicity skill, making him seem a wealthy politician rather than a farmer. It asserts cities ignore farmers, that he failed to mobilize press agents, books, and photographs to prove his devotion. Yet at the Republican convention his evident dedication finally highlighted the farm problem.
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Lyrics of Life by Douglas Malloch
A poem reflecting on wealth and fame versus simple home life. The speaker finds peace and joy in a quiet house and garden, valuing personal happiness over status and riches. Fame and wealth are described as mere toys compared to the solace of home.
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P Ortly
Douglas Malloch
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Shifts Through Forgotten Fame
A reflective piece on encyclopedias and public idols, noting how many once celebrated figures fade from memory. It contrasts grand, enduring works with the ephemeral celebrity of poets, scientists, and rulers whose fame flickers and vanishes over time.
Mariners Say Farewell Before Three Night Curtain
A clipped line from a 1928 George Matthew Adams Servi feature hints at a retiring mariner figure and foretells earthly fame fading within three nights, reflecting a literary or Hollywood-themed moment of theatrical meta-commentary.
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Seek Mechanical Foremen for U S Penitentiaries
The United States civil service commission announces need for mechanical foremen at penitentiaries in Atlanta Chicago Leavenworth Chillicothe and McNeil Island Full information available from the civil service commission Washington D C or from the secretary of the civil services board of examiners Des Moines Charles A Rawson GOP member enroute to Washington for Hoover Curtis campaign talks
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