A Republic Once More Restores Constitutional Balance
The article highlights President Harding declining to arbitrate a budget bureau placement dispute between Senator McCormick and Representative Good. It notes the budget bureau will be housed in the Treasury with appointees by the president and Senate confirmation, signaling hands off from the executive toward legislative independence. It argues the three-branch separation underpins American government and declares the nation a republic once more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
McCormick
Good
Congress
Treasury Department
Harding
Budget Bureau
Senate
Secetary
Treasury
John
Runnymede
America
Navy to graduate second class in December instead of June
Secretary Denby orders the present second class at the Naval Academy to graduate in December 1922. The accelerated program will finish six months early, with winter graduates forgoing the summer cruise this year and returning in June for advanced studies. A May entrance exam will seek to enlarge the new class as practicable. Europe cannot grasp the American viewpoint.
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Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Naval Academy
Navy
Annapolis
Navy Department
Freight rates and railroad finances in the postwar era
The piece argues against hysteria over freight rates and explains why current rail pricing failed to rise with commodity prices. It cites Interstate Commerce Commission data showing roads struggle to cover operating costs, the role of government regulation, and the case for lowering expenses or federal takeover to bridge deficits.
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Hysterica
Interstate Commerce Commission
McAdoo
Peace in the Offing
Washington reports both houses of Congress moving rapidly on peace resolutions to end the war with Germany and Austria. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee completed its draft with a 9 to 2 party line vote and will likely pass similarly in the Senate. The House is expected to concur with a comparable division before the calendars are aligned for a final vote on the measure already approved by one chamber.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Germany
Austria
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
White House
O. K. Barber Shop Advertises First Class Work
When you need first class barber work call at the O K barber shop where first class workmen are employed. Fred House proprietor. Are hereby called for payment. Interest ceases after February 15 1921. Minnie V Rhodes County Treasurer.
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O. K
Fred House
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Wyoming
Morris Dailey Cattle CO
Hyattville, Wyo
Nowood
Mercer Bros. Land & Live
Paint Rock
Clarence Gardner
Big Horn County
Maaie V. Rhodes
Owen Johnson Drayman
Bone
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Basin Lodge No. 28
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A. M
Order of Eastern Btar
Basin
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I. O
Basin Camp
M. W
Royal
Basin Camp No. 36
RED Bank Cattle Co
Geo. B. M
Fieh
Ghort
Paris Daugherty
Tensleep, Wyo
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Telephone
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Pioneer
Wya
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Talman Mountain
Elk Creek
P. O
Otto, Wyo
L. Smith
Shell Creek
Shell, Wyo
DRS. Harris & Harris
H. T. Harris
C. E. Harris
Brome & Hyde Lawyers
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Pioneer Bldg
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