Brookhart to chair Senate committee in Daugherty case
The expected has happened as Smith Wildman Brookhart of Town is named chairman of the senate committee to prosecute charges by Wheeler of Montana against Attorney General Daugherty. Republicans fear radicals and Democrats will attack cabinet members. Brookhart’s appointment is nearly unanimous.
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Rail push and political tensions in Brookhart campaign
The passage discusses railroad influence in Brookhart's state campaign, alleging support for Brookhart as chairman while probing Daugherty. It mentions railroad labor groups aiding anti Daugherty efforts and fears over perceived favoritism, with debate on committee selections and potential bias.
Republican senators urged to resist Democratic charges
The text criticizes Republican senators for surrendering to Democratic plans to press charges against Republicans in office. It argues Democrats pursue investigations regardless of evidence, hoping to force Republicans overboard and abandon Denby and Dugherty in a political struggle.
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Seeling
Lovemivch
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Dugherty
Forbes Indicted In Chicago For Veterans Bureau Scandal
Col Charles A Forbes former head of the Veterans Bureau under Harding was indicted by a federal grand jury in Chicago. Prosecutors say they hold sufficient evidence to convict and accuse Forbes of diverting funds meant to aid World War I veterans to enrich himself and his associates. If proven guilty, the case calls for the harshest penalties under the law.
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Harding
Chicago
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Congress
Capital and Labor Strikes Debate in Coolidge Speech
The editorial cites President Coolidge in New York comparing taxes to a weekly wage cut and argues that labor may quit when conditions are unfair. It notes labor’s right to strike and capital’s parallel independence, asserting no law can force continued work under unjust conditions.
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National Republican
Coolidge
Lincoln Fay
New York City
America
Capital Left the Country When Conditions Are Unjust
The text argues capital will strike under oppressive conditions and may flee abroad, citing France, Russia, and Germany as examples. It warns confiscation and unfair taxation push capital to pass costs to the masses via higher prices, rents, and rates, stressing that governments cannot thwart this natural economic response.
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France
America
Russia
Germany
Lenine’s Shadow: Hero or Knave in Two Competing Tales
Fragmented, polemical verses weigh Lenine as hero or villain based on two contrasting books. One lauds a noble heart and world leader legacy, the other accuses brutality and guilt, prompting questions about praise, judgment, and the true measure of greatness. The piece murkily ponders capital punishment and public memory.
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Lenine
Caesar
Bart
Jack Ketch
Prove We Must Evaluate Lenine Across Time
The text reflects a reflective stance on judging Lenin's legacy, noting that true assessment will unfold over many years as Russia's trajectory—whether it rises or sinks—guides whether his name is deemed wise or cursed. The excerpt frames long-term judgment rather than immediate verdict.
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Russia
Lenine
George Matthew Adams
London court case prompts warning over dashing rumors
A disjointed clipping notes a London legal matter about rumors and claims affecting reputations. It mentions an auto closure, cautions about lies, and a referenced incident involving a husband and a woman, with unclear details and wording.
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