Wilson and Cox clash over League of Nations fate
The piece portrays Wilson backing Tumulty to craft statements on the League of Nations to help Cox stay on course, while Cox pushes his own issues. It notes Wilson’s disdain for recent European experiences and his belief the League is dead, with funeral sentiments echoed by Lodge and Maine.
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Wilson
League of Nations
Cox
Golden West
League
Europe
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Wilson i
Turmully
Henry Lodge
Maine
New Glory For Stars and Stripes Hays Predicts
Will Hays says a new glory will rise for the stars and stripes as the sun comes on November third. He asserts the old eagle will gain a gleam in its eye and the rooster will have fewer tail feathers, completing the change.
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Will Hays
Hays
Poise and Power: Montaville Flowers on Senator Harding
Montaville Flowers recalls meeting Warren G. Harding and compares his poise and power to leaders like Grover Cleveland Theodore Roosevelt and Thomas B Reed. He highlights Harding's impressive personality and distinguishes his own impression from other powerful figures such as the Earl of Reading Andrew Tardieu and De Cartier.
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Montaville Flowers
Senator Harding
Ohio
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
University of Michigan
Indianapolis
Cincinati
Warren G. Harding
Satd
Progressive Party
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Czar Reed
Washington
Earl of Reading
England
United States
Andrew Tardieu
France
de Cartier
Belgium
Harding
Inflation as sole cause of high prices since 1916
The statement argues that the unique, rational explanation for persistent high prices and cost of living since 1916 is extreme inflation of the nation’s currency. It frames currency devaluation as the primary driver of escalating costs.
Baker family aviation contract scandal hinted in wartime surge
A brother of Newton Baker secretary of war set up a company with 13000 capital and secured a 3000000 contract for aviation supplies, a scheme that drew scrutiny and potential fallout for the Baker family during the wartime rush.
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Newton Baker
Baker
Secretary Cancels Then Renews Contract Triggering Critique
A government secretary faced sharp rebuke for canceling a contract with a strong display of righteousness only to renew it shortly after. Critics question the rationale and timing, arguing the reversal undermines accountability and public trust.
Grand Army of the Republic Amends Ritual Slogan
The Grand Army of the Republic alters its ritual to say one country one language and one flag. The article notes veterans echo the spirit of 1865 and endorse the new nationalist motto.
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Grand Army of the Republic
General Wood Defends League of Nations as American Child
General Leonard Wood argues the League of Nations evolved abroad under foreign influence but must now learn American principles. He says it was not welcomed at home until it could speak the language of the Declaration of Independence and the U S Constitution.
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Leonard Wood
League of Nations
America
United States
Hon Elihu Root Returns From Hague Tribunal Mission
Hon Elihu Root has returned from a long overseas stay as the American representative in remodeling the world court at The Hague. He plans to report to the American people in due time.
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Elihu Root
War Department Cannons Bought At High Price
Sworn testimony before a congressional committee reveals the War Department bought thirty cannon from a New York junk dealer for 450 000 dollars at 15 000 each. Admiral Ralph Parl testified the cannons were obsolete, scrap metal, and sold at auction for 87 50. The Congressional Record has published the facts and the executive departments have taken no action so far.
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War Department
New York
Ralph Parl
Navy Ordnance
Congressional
Democratic jazz orchestra seeks lyre wielding leader
The Democratic jazz orchestra tours the country with Director George White facing a challenge choosing the musician best suited to handle the lyre versus the ukulele.
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Democratic
George White
Negligence and Deception: War Plane Shipments Disputed
Secretary Baker testified that thousands of Liberty planes were shipped abroad during the war, but only one plane was actually sent. The rhetoric questions the secretary of war's honesty and calls for accountability, urging strong testimony from Chairman Hagens and the Young Republican Club members.
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Baker
Committee of Congress
Hagens
Young Republican Club
Hays Calls Labor Leaders On Senate Cox Split
The International Typographical Union secretary treasurer John W. Hays says both Senator Harding and Gov. Cox have been fair to organized labor, challenging the idea of AFL as a Democratic side show despite union members’ opposition. He also questions sugar profiteers and housewives’ canning-season profits.
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Sam Gompers
American Federation of Labor
International Typographical Union
John W. Hays
Harding
Gov. Cox
Franklin D Roosevelt nomination clash and public critique
The text contrasts Roosevelt's nomination by the Democrats with the Roosevelts' image while criticizing wartime spending. It argues the American people reject an administration wasting money and hints at political infighting and leadership concerns.
Controversy Over Lyrics and Folk Songs in American Music
Mrs. Oberndorfer argues that sensational song titles and sexualized lyrics corrupt youth. She cites Chicago incidents and urges music to become literature in schools, preserving folk and regional songs while using translations to teach language and history.
School team forms to compete for prize
The article notes a school group forming to compete with others on a different set of selections. It mentions a song leader urging congregations to make music popular and that music memory content aids focus. It also references ancient ivory teeth and a Tribune classified ad notice.
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Tiona
Mee
Oberndorfer
Sunday Evening Club of
Chicago
Reorganization of Dental Clinic for School Service
Health officials led by Dr J F O Donnell urged the county to reorganize a school dental clinic. The Park school received a complete outfit and local dentists agreed to staff a free service for pupils whose families cannot afford care. The plan targets improving child dental health this year.
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Casper
United States
J. FF. Odonnell
Ith
Casper Elks seek bids for new lodge on Center and Beventh
Casper Elks prepare to invite ten bids for a new lodge at the corner of Center and Beventh streets after the building committee approved plans. The project estimates exceed 100000 dollars. Excavation faced delays from an early fall cloudburst that partially filled the site and delayed progress.
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Center
Beventh Streets
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