Senator Charles Thomas Listens to League of Nations Critics
U S Senator Charles Thomas of Colorado, a Democrat seeking re election, opposes the League of Nations covenant. He argues it cannot be established under the constitution, could hinder permanent peace, creates two international bodies, and may threaten Monroe doctrine and U S foreign policy. He cites distinct reasons that align with broad American sentiment.
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United States
Charles
Thomas
Colorado
League of Nations
Germany
America
Europe
Former Senator Martin Calls League of Nations a Heresy
Former Senator James R. Martin of New Jersey, a Democrat joining the independents, denounces the League of Nations as a heresy bordering treason to his county and in violation of the constitution.
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James £. Martin
New Jersey
Proleague of Nations Independents
Organization
League of Nations
Hearst papers attack Cox and Smith over liquor issue
The Hearst chain presses harsh editorials against James M. Cox and Al Smith, arguing liquor policy sinks the ticket. It notes Tammany Hall troubles and shifts of Democrats in New York and Washington, with party leaders and funds under scrutiny amid liquor controversies.
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Hearst
James M. Cox
al. Smith
Eeayerer
New York
Cox
Democratic
Washington
White
Democratic National Committee
American and Journal
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
League of Nations
Democrats
New York State
United States
Mr. Wilson
Whisky and the Saloon in New York Politics
A historical fragment arguing that whisky corrupts families and politics, urging women voters to reject whisky allies Al Smith and Cox. It warns the state will stay free of whisky, challenging supporters of liquor in the 1910s era.
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Democratic Party
New York
al. Smith
Whisky
Mr. Cox
Lillian Russell Campaigning in Indiana For Harding and Coolidge
Lillian Russell campaigns in Indiana for Harding and Coolidge and critiques League of Nations discussion. She says the document contains no congressional mention and challenges readers to find one.
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Lillian Russell
Indiana
Harding
Coolidge
League of Nations
Congress
Young Theodore Roosevelt Reprimands Cox in League Debate
The article records Theodore Roosevelt Jr criticizing Cox for challenging the League of Nations and arguing Republicans hold moral obligations as binding as legal ones. Roosevelt questions Cox’s judgment and trustworthiness as a potential president.
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Cox
Theodore Roosevelt
League of Nations
Mr. Cox
The Coal Scandal Brings Graft to Nationwide Light
A sweeping expose alleges widespread corruption in the bituminous coal regions east of the Mississippi. It outlines graft in shipping permits, diverted shipments, car distribution favoritism, and profits from coal exports amid shortages, with calls for honest public regulation.
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Charles E. Hughes
Mississippi River
The Moral Obligation and Moral Battle Verse
A fragmentary poem fragment discusses binding force beyond law. It imagines a moral army fighting a moral sea with moral bullets aimed at a moral foe. The piece invokes McLondburgh Wilson in a stylized, uncertain voice.
From Four Corners To Washington Fairy Tale Of War Profiteering
A wartime tale recounts contracts for bread boxes fireless cookers and chests bought at high prices. It details inflated costs and government losses totaling over a hundred thousand dollars, illustrating postwar debt and alleged profiteering by contractors.
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Brad
Leutenant
Mary
Watson
Plenge
War Department
Cook
Mr. Miller
Alxty Sx
France
England
In Office Exchange Amid Calls to Help
In a terse exchange the speaker tells Miller to focus on setting things right at the polls. The remark hints at ongoing efforts to restore order and improve operations during a tense period of public service work.
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Ee Saan
Onan Ebauchad
Chatte
Miller
Polla
Age Does Not Stop Man from Cutting New Teeth
Athens Ohio dispatch reports A W Barker aged 73 began cutting a new set of teeth after several weeks of work. The procedure, described by doctors, highlights unusual longevity in pursuing dental renewal.
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United Press
Athens
Ohio
A. W. Barker
New State Adjutant 15 Here to Assume Office
Valentin Colona of Cody will assume the role of state adjutant of the American Legion. He will take over the adjutant books from Harry Fisher and complete moves to transfer the office from Casper to Sheridan.
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Valentin Colona
Cody
American Legion
Igin
Harry Fisher
Casper
Sheridan
Bureau of Mines officials inspect Big Muddy oil well
J C Lewis chief petroleum technologist and Fred B Tough supervisor visit the Oil company's No 6 well in section 4 93 76 Big Muddy field. They examine geological veins and discuss petroleum prospects in the field.
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J. C. Lewis
Bureau of Mines
Washington, D. C
Aml
Fred B. Tough
Bureau of Es
Wis
Veinshorn Oil Company
Big Muddy
Petroleum Division
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