Tariff debate and the push for American protectionism
A New England Importers and Traders resolution urges delaying tariff changes until world conditions stabilize, arguing for protection as European threats loom. The piece criticizes free trade voices as un-American and notes historical delays in normalizing economies after major conflicts.
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Senate Finance Committees
New England Importers and Traders Association
Congress
Europe
United States
Russia
Advertising notices for Lewis Prudden firms listings
The notice advertises the Lewis Prudden firms and addresses in Chicago New York City Boston and Easton with free copies of the Daily Tribune available at New York Chicago and Easton offices. It includes pricing figures 7.00 5.00 1.95 6 for visitors and copies.
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King & Prudden
Breger Bidg
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New York City
Globe
Boston
Maia
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Easton
Borah Denounces Congress For Constitutional Breach
Public letter from Senator Borah condemns lawmakers for passing statutes that violate the constitution and urges voters to resist supporting laws merely because their aims seem good. He argues courage includes upholding constitutional limits and warns against courting popular approval at the expense of legality.
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Ator Borah
Congress
Supreme Court
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Borah
Bryan and Science Clash Over Evolution Debate
The piece argues Mr. Bryan cannot alter nature’s facts or the progress of science. It notes his popularity may mislead followers to doubt education and science, but asserts science rests on evidence, not a preacher’s authority. It cautions readers to evaluate whether Bryan leads in science or merely asserts final authority.
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White House
Wilson
Houston
Harding
War Finance Corporation
Congress
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Bryaan
National defense views spark debate on public mind
The National Republican rails at radicalism in press coverage, arguing four fifths of current reporting harms national unity. It cites a surge in revolutionary and anti government rhetoric, accusing radical elements of corroding traditional law and provoking discontent, with large organizations pursuing extensive reform.
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Russia
United States
Republcan
Ita
Orber
Radienlian
Radionliam
War of words over property rights and Americanism
A speaker decries a pro government ownership publication with a two million circulation for attacking private enterprise and urges citizens to defend constitutional Americanism. He laments apathy and calls for constructive political participation to defend the nation’s fabric amid social political and economic upheaval.
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Washington
Kinssia
United States
Army of Defense
Political tensions over Glass speech influence and Heflin
The Manufacturers' Record reports a Senate action and calls for the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta to disclose details of the Glass speech in Alabama. The piece links deflation policy, political intimidation fears, and historic tensions around treasury and banking, noting Heflin’s stance and party dynamics.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Alabama
Heflin
Federal Reserve
United States Bank
Andrew Jackson
United States
Benator Heflin
Congress
Wilken
Reclamation Features of Bonus Bill
Wyoming letter from Hon. Frank W. Mandell urges Senate to retain land settlement and reclamation provisions in the bonus bill. He criticizes opposition, defends Title 8, and argues the Smith McNary plan cannot meet soldier needs without Title 8 provisions and renewed funding authority.
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Frank W. Mandell
American Legion
Wyoming
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House of Representatives
Legislative Committee
Congress
House
Taso
Senate Committee
Legion
Aathor
Pass Creek
Big Creek
Upper Platt
Green River
Oregon
Passa Creek
Smith- McNory Bil
Queer Questions With Hidden Answers
A fragmented OCR quiz item asks odd prompts about law and history. It includes questions on court locations in the Orient, adultery as a divorce cause, university endowments, telegraph versus railroad mileage, crow lifetime, pork prices in New York 1921 and 1019, harvest months, life expectancy, and presidential terms.
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Orient
United States
New York
Turkey Call Adventure Ends With Striking Photos
Two boys in camp craft a slate turkey call and photograph a wild gobbler at sunrise. Ned builds the call from slate and walnut with help from Uncle Ben. Ted uses the camera to capture the gobbler, earning payment from Mr. Phelps for the images.
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Ned
Ted
Ben
Net
Mr. Phelps
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