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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1925
Page
4
Andrew Jackson and his enduring national impact
The piece reflects on Andrew Jackson born March 16, 1747, praising his courage and iron will while noting his flaws. It highlights his battles against the Bank and nullifiers, his leadership of the Democratic party, and his restraint of Congress, and contrasts his image with later assessments.
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Andrew Jackson
Jackson
National Chronicle
Waxhaw Settlement
North Carolina
Asa
Bank
South Carolina
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Tallunchatches
Hermitage
Jancoya
New Orleans
Washington
Bonasta Webster
Congress
Jakson
Democratic Party
America
Backwooda
Lincoln
Manses
H c
Calhou
Southern
Sumner
Chareeshar
Public Service
Pennsylvania
New York
Andrew Jackson A Patriot and Statesman Honored
A historical homage recalls Andrew Jackson as a steadfast guardian of the Constitution and national unity. The tribute highlights his leadership through division, his faith in liberty and property, and his closing farewell praising his country and the people.
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Repubic
Washington
Diagord
United States
Republic
Andrew Jackson
Dawes Senate Rules Debate Draws Wide Editorial Reaction
Digest of opinion from newspapers nationwide on Vice President Dawes and the Senate rule attack. Papers praise his frankness, fault the timing, or warn of consequences, with responses ranging from admiration to admonition about reform and dignity.
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Vice Peral
Dent Dawes
Indianapolis News
Manchester Union
War Time Anecdotes and White House Cruises
A 1925 Canton Daily News column recalls a Punch war tidbit about a general briefing officers on front differences. It then discusses Henry L. Doherty’s rooftop electric bed in New York and senate jokes about a possible vice president bed on wheels. The piece lampoons Coolidge era Washington social cruising on the Mayflower and clarifies the confusion over Mrs Lamira Goodhue’s name.
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United States
Punch
Henry L. Doherty
New York City
Mr. Doherty
New York
Capitol Hill
White House
Washington
Coolidges
Legislative Branch
Potomac
New
Lamina Goodhue
Coolidge
Society
Capital
Almira
Samitra
Andrew I. Goodhue
Opinion on fat men in Washington and politics
A News Opinion piece notes the Senate is slim and lean across branches, suggesting fat figures are fading from political life. It questions whether obesity influences leadership or if lean habits prevail, while contrasting with aging city lore about unrelated marble findings and long term existence of the world.
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Washington
IATNO
Senate
Warren
Coolidge
Mr. Warren
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Harding
New Orleans
Waterbury
House
Couras
Caesar
Casaluses
Ashington
Italy Reassessed as Fascism Faces Opposition and Change
Italy voices mixed views on Mussolini regime as Paris, British and German patterns influence public stance. Signor Amendola and historian Ferrero challenge Fascist claims, arguing liberty and parliamentary legitimacy remain pivotal while electoral conditions threaten future support.
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Mussolini
Paris Action Francaise
France
England
Germany
Te Luther
Prante
Signor Amendola
Manchester Guardian
Signor
Amendola
Signor Guglielmo Ferrero
Nepal Plans Emancipation of Slaves Under Maharajah
In Nepal the Maharajah Sir Chandra Shum Shere Jung advocates immediate abolition of slavery. He outlines a plan with legal abolition, compensation to owners, and complete emancipation to prevent social disruption. The move is framed as a step toward humanity and Nepal’s standing as a civilized state.
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India
Nepal
Himalayas
Sir Chandra Shum Shere Jung
France faces debt talks amid mixed European proposals
The article surveys reactions in France and Italy to the British and American debt proposals, noting skepticism about funding balanced budgets from own resources. It cites opinions from Le Matin, Figaro, Echo de Paris, Corriere della Sera, and London papers on sanctions, risk of German default, and the fragility of peace-time finance.
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France
M. §Erwein
Matin
England
America
Figaro
Germany
Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Foreign Office
Nci
Milan
Italy
London Daily Telegraph
Great Britain
The
Star
Evening News
London
Washington
London Times
Paris
Princess Loses Title In German Royal Marriage
Berlin reports another Hohenzollern prepares to drop royal title to wed a commoner. Prince Adolphe zu Schaumburg Lippe, sister of the kaiser, is said to plan settlement in the countryside after the marriage to a wealthy landowner.
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Adolphe Zu
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