Hughes as Republican Hopeful Looms in Nation’s Quiet Convention Talk
The Tribune discusses Charles E. Hughes as a leading Republican candidate with roughly three hundred pledged votes in the 1100 delegate convention. It notes Secretary Mellon’s view of Coolidge possibly out and Hughes drawing support, while Hughes emphasizes not pursuing his own candidacy unless drafted.
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Faithfulness and duplicity in marriage vows debate
A controversial essay critiques the masculine double standard and calls out men who pledge honor yet betray wives. It contrasts faithful, respectable women with men who flout vows, tracing social judgments on morality, marriage, and gender roles.
Repeal Debate on Laws and Human Conduct
Fragmentary notes discuss regulation and repeal of laws including human conduct. The text references misbound terms and possible misattribution, with unclear authorship or date and no coherent event or outcome to confirm.
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Wright
National Grand Army Camp In Progress At Grand Rapids
The national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic is under way in Grand Rapids Michigan. About twenty thousand Civil War veterans are present with an average age above eighty. Deaths among the veterans rise each year as the ranks thin. The occasions mark a historic but fading generation.
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Wheeler the Napoleon of dry America and his legacy
A portrait of Wayne B. Wheeler as the driving force behind the Anti-Saloon League. The piece traces his rise from Oberlin student to national figure and lobbyist, highlighting his role in passing the eighteenth amendment and enforcing prohibition, while noting his waning vigor and the uncertain impact of his departure on the dry movement.
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Burned in Grease at Ottumwa Packing Plant
Louis Greagers, 71, died after falling into a boiling grease tank at the John Morrell packing plant in Ottumwa Iowa. Workmates pulled him from the tank and he was taken to a hospital but died. No witness to the accident.
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John Morrell
The Preacher's Job Is a Hard Responsibility
A reader comments on the preacher's duty to preach the Word of God without fear of accusations. The writer cites 2 Timothy 4:1-5 and urges clergy to avoid man-made doctrines, praising true preaching despite risks and costs. The letter acknowledges editorials on the hard job of preaching and notes both sorrows and satisfactions in the calling.
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Whitte
Rippling Rhymes and Speed Limits on the Western Coast
Fragmentary verse criticizes a speed limit of forty miles per hour as a test for drivers. The distorted text references mugs of police, peering smiles, and drivers who feel the law pressures their aging power, with garbled phrases about motorists and moralizing warnings.
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