Wilson Regime Attacked at Indiana Rally by Henry Lane Wilson
Former ambassador Henry Lane Wilson criticizes President Wilson and the League of Nations at a Republican rally in Frankfort Indiana. He calls Wilson autocratic and intolerant and attacks McAdoo era policy and “shirt-tail” diplomacy. He pledges to defeat Democrat control with Warren G Harding.
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Abraham Lincoln
Warren G. Harding
Republicans argue for unified control to push agenda
Washington officials say GOP control of the Senate and House is essential to pass the party platform and curb presidential war powers. They urge every Republican voter to support strong majorities in both chambers after the November election to advance tariff protection and business readjustment.
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Congress
Woman Writer Denounces Wilson League Proposal
Indianapolis special Mrs Elgin H Ray of Winamac Ind writer and lecturer and author of treatises on the League of Nations has completed a new article for the National Republican denouncing the proposed league She argues Monroe Doctrine Article 21 regional understandings and international engagements and Article 10 war provoking and dangerous She asserts national sovereignty was won in the Revolutionary War and preserved in the Civil War and that the Democratic party now seeks to surrender sovereignty to join a European council in a League of Nations demanding troops and resources for world wars
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Elgin H. Ray
Winamac
Ind
League of Nations
League
National Republican
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Senate
Mrs. Ray
Democratic Party
Wilsoniam
Council of
Europe
California set to go GOP by 100000 in November
California Safety Republican Governor Stephens told Senator Harding the Pacific coast state will vote Republican in November by about 100,000. Job Printing Tribune Office.
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California
Stephens
Harding
Pacific Coast
The Kiss That Didn't Count
Hartley Stevens plans marriage to Ellen Gray after a kiss in the living room but a sister Josie overhears and tricks him. Ellen protests a sudden proposal and Josie’s joke reveals a mistaken night. Hartley realizes his error as the sisters share a sly giggle.
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Morris
Ellen Gray
Ellen
Hartley
Josie
Lochinvar
William Hart
Bartley
Farea
Bermuda
Eilen
Darling
Mr. Stevens
Progress of the Machine and Roman Feasts
A Chicago News note outlines American inventors designing automatic machines for packaging, labeling, folding, and wrapping, including boxes, bottles, clothing items, and candies. It then recalls Montaigne on Roman emperors using dish-name initials to order banquets, citing Geta’s method to sequence courses by first letters.
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Geta
Chicago News
Statue models and pricing of the Hope Athene statue
The London Chronicle notes that six thousand eight hundred guineas for the Hope Athene seems reasonable for a leading statue. It cites Socrates and Parrhasius on using multiple models to sculpt a perfect figure, aiming for the finest human form as the supreme example.
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Athene
Socrates
Parrhasius
London Chronicle
Coxs Labor Record Questioned Over Ohio Guard Use
A Columbus dispatch reports Governor Cox mobilized Ohio National Guard twice during the 1919 steel strike, costing $23 000, with troops sent to Akron and held near Canton. State Chairman Clark presented orders and headlines to challenge Cox's claim he never pressed soldiers into an industrial controversy.
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Columbus
James B. Cox
Ohio
National Guard
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Akron
Canton
Cox
George H. Clark
Cor
Wheeling
W. Va
Clark
Adjutant General's Department of the State of
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Benson W. Hough
Coz
United States
West Virginia
Liquor League
Senator Gore Signals Continued Battle Over League
Senator Gore of Oklahoma, defeated for renomination over his opposition to the League of Nations, vows to push his fight. He says the paramount issue is to avert disaster and cites Maine women rejecting the treaty as understanding its threats.
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Thomas Gore
Oklahoma
White House
League of Nations
League
Maine
Back Porch Campaign to Be Begun Soon by Wilson
Washington reports a "Back Porch" campaign planned for President Wilson as administration leaders discuss timing. Edmund Moore, who ran Governor Cox’s pre convention efforts, is credited with this strategic shift aiming to counter Harding’s front porch approach.
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Moore
Cox
Harding
Indian sugar craft yields gur from juice boiling
In India a small sugar grower produces no white sugar but boils the juice to a dark brown product called gur or cul. It is sold and consumed without refining, though some regions do have limited modern sugar production.
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India
Acoustic hall test for speaking and music use
A lecturer proposes a simple acoustic test counting seconds of hand claps to judge hall suitability. Two to six seconds determine fitness for speaking, with two or three seconds preferred. a slightly longer duration may suit musical use. Draping the ball and stretched wires are mentioned as methods, reflecting superstition about their efficacy.
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Th Hall
Surgeons Job and Customs Officers Encounter An Abscess
Collectors of customs constantly watch for smugglers and make firm demands. A tourist with a badly swollen cheek lands, and when asked what is there, he replies it is an abscess. The officer impatiently insists on opening it.
Sicily Treeless Landscape Shapes Box Trade Description
A travelogue notes nearly treeless Sicily after a 150 mile journey across the island. It observes scarce trees and describes wide 14 inch boards from Italian Calabrian fir used to make heavy shipment boxes for Venice.
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Sicily
Seat of the Trouble
Herbert vents about his cousin James after a dispute. He declares they cannot be friends due to James being “too full of human nature” and quits trying to get along.
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