Failure and doubt in the American labor view
The editor records a bleak view from the American Federation of Labor executive council, claiming widespread failure in the U S government and society. It argues optimism remains as the nation recovers postwar, praising law, governance, and justice despite the critique.
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Government and banking roles in foreign credit loans
A New York syndicate signs for a loan of 100000 dollars to Jugo Slavia with 30 million Mars available immediately and more as needed by the government. The piece argues banking is a business with profit and questions government involvement versus private finance in foreign obligations.
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Whipping the Old Guard in Iowa Politics
The article discusses the term Old Guard as used in Iowa politics led by Senator A B Cummins. It explains who the Old Guard is, how one becomes part of it, and Cummins’ rise to national prominence by defeating the Iowa Old Guard.
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Iowa Old Guard Republic
A. B. Cumins
Cummins
Iowa Old Guard
New Bluefield Pastor Delivers First Sermon
Twenty years ago today 8 P Koon began as pastor of Bluefield Lutheran church delivering his first sermon. Susannah H Hutton dies at her Davidson street home. James Smith a Black lawyer is arrested at Keystone for alleged incendiary speech.
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Susannah H. Hutton
Davidson Street
James Smith
Keystone
Princeton
R. D. Watts
Bluefield
Roberta Caldwell
Beckley
Hugh Critz
Oe Coal and Coke Company
The Old Guard’s Enduring Pulse in Politics
The piece argues the Old Guard remains a persistent political force, attracting newcomers who oppose it to gain power and later join the establishment. It contends true progressives are scarce, and career advancement drives repeated cycles of opposition and assimilation.
Our Daily Poem and a Maiden Fair Love Song
A brief poem by Berton Braley contrasts a poet’s grand aims with a simpler personal song. The verse notes how the poet’s tune pleases the world yet honors a maiden, ending with the world’s warm reception of the personal lay and its universal echo.
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Berton Braley
Lenin’s gastritis and price trends quoted in a mixed health note
A rambling column discusses Lenin’s stomach troubles and a general rule about foods to avoid. It cites Sawyer predicting future preventive medicine, contrasts Chinese doctor pay, then notes rising wholesale prices and a 1918 index example. The piece touches crime, astrology, and democracy with scattered anecdotes.
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Lenin
Tom Watson’s broad attack widens with Hoover czar claim
Senator Tom Watson of Georgia presents a fresh accusation list, charging Secretary Hoover with following the late Russian czar and aiding a return to czarist rule. The Republican official not named may fear he is barely mentioned amid the growing, diverse charges.
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Georgia
Hoover
Watson
Fragmented OCR Dialogue Amid Confusion and Errors
A garbled OCR passage presents a dialogue with multiple misread words about falls, pronunciation, and costs. The text includes ellipses and odd spellings, with a French boy asking about pronunciation and references to a doctor and a fatal pronouncement, all lacking clear context.
Short Cuts From Exchanges On War Era Attitudes
A collage of quotes from several papers including Arkansas Gazette Columbia Record Bearen News Asheville Times Baltimore Sun Providence Journal Canton News and Jacksonville Journal. The remarks touch on war memory fears prestige pride and economic status during the postwar era.
Editorial Opinion on Care About What Newspapers Say
The piece argues that most people do care about newspaper mentions especially if favorable, and many react strongly to derogatory coverage. It notes editors avoid publishing hurtful statements while recognizing readers’ expectations for accuracy and decency in reporting.
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Ian
Auch
Killsboro
President Herding’s leadership in congress tested
Repeated reports in recent months claim President Herding aims to assert leadership over Congress as five months remain before elections. An interview with house leaders hinted at pressing a ship subsidy bill costing private shipowners about 60 million dollars annually, a measure President Herding sees as critical to his agenda.
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York
Telegraph Ticks By Tom Sims On City News And Witty Observations
Washington stops saving daylight and stays silent while jokes about politics and daily life appear in a string of witticisms. Notes touch on Borah, gas in war and peace, loans, divorce cases, weather in Boston and Georgia juries. Quick quips about marriages, fashion, and the Washington monument headline the light column.
Unusual Syracuse Woman Teaches Sunday School
Agnes E Campbell of Walton New York serves as a Sunday school teacher with thorough Bible knowledge. She holds the state Sunday school teachers certificate and a gold bar and star for attendance. Campbell is a junior in Syracuse University business college.
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Agnes E. Campbell
Educational Ark
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Vamopes
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Syracuse University College of Business Administration
Read the Bible With Us Saint Mark XIV Summary Card
An OCR fragment recounts events from Mark chapter fourteen including Jesus predicting betrayals during the Passover, the anointing at Bethany, Judas’s betrayal, the Last Supper, Gethsemane prayers, arrest, Peter’s denial, and the Jewish leaders’ trial. Names include Jesus, Judas Iscariot, Peter, Pontius Pilate, and the high priest.
Dr. Bishop Advises Safe Water for Summer Outings
Dr. Bishop warns campers and travelers to secure safe water as streams and springs can be polluted by pollution and waste. Boil doubtful water for five minutes and store it cold in a stopper jar. Protect springs by collecting from outflows and bury waste away from the source.
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New York
Marriage a la Mode and the Dictator Wife
The article notes a modern feminist view where the wife acts as head and absolute house ruler. If she disapproves of her husband, she can avenge him or abandon him, entitling herself to all property and children without legal action.
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