Jeffersonian echoes shape party line through ages
The article traces how Jefferson’s legacy informs American political parties from his era to Woodrow Wilson, noting admiration for his democracy balancing liberty and government power. It compares Jefferson with Lincoln and Wilson, arguing his principles influenced later leaders and debates on states’ rights, taxation, and democracy amid shifting national challenges.
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Jeffersonian Ideals Amid Stated Liberty And Change
The passage extols Thomas Jefferson’s belief in popular rule and limited generation-bound laws while noting dangers of strict constitutionalism. It discusses Jefferson’s stance on repealing laws, the Louisiana Purchase, federal courts, and the need for adaptable governance in 20th century America, with a closing contrast to Briand as a French stabilizing figure.
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Napoleon
Louisiana
England
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America
Democratic Party
Wilson
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White Wins Senate Presidency in Drafted Play Amid Senate Fight
The Gazette endorses Senator M Z White as a qualified president of the senate while noting a persistent factional struggle. The piece critiques the governor's position, credits Marsh as governor's pick for temporary presiding officer, and warns the chief executive faces continued opposition from opposing forces.
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M. Z. White
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Mussolini Burns Paper Money Amid Italian Financial Fears
The Italian leader reportedly concluded Italians prefer hard money and burned a large amount of paper currency after discovering inflation. The quip suggests such drastic moves would solve national financial woes if real.
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Mussolini
Tragedies mocked as modern thumbnails in the Record
The Columbia Record lists twelve modern tragedies with grimly humorous outcomes from risky acts such as striking gasoline tanks, touching live trolley wires, and racing trains. It notes a canal rescue that failed. an air mail service praised for reliability. and cites Arthur Gutterman’s thumb-nail dramas as a realist trope.
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Columbia Record
Arthur Gutterman
Pearlwin FL Kenley Rpeaked
Pearlwin FL Kenley reaches peak amid unclear OCR fragments. Names and places are partially readable, reflecting a newspaper card with scattered terms such as Tetemwtes, Charivrbon, and We Vu, suggesting local notes or brief items.
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Kenley
Burgess Bedtime Stories Theme Night Tale
Jiminy the cricket narrator wrestles with a restless pet dog and a child, as a bedtime tale unfolds. The tale hints at a journey to a new home and the gentle lessons of patience and kindness in a domestic setting with familiar characters.
Radio program listings and concert notes from a historic paper
A dense, OCR heavy collage of radio listings, concerts, and performances across cities such as Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, New York, Denver, and Davenport. It mentions orchestras, ensembles, dance acts, choirs, and soloists with scattered venue names and times, reflecting a lively cultural schedule.
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Incoherent Invention Talk From The Bugged Baer
Disjointed OCR text presents a garbled volley of phrases about invention, science, and world themes. It mentions Bugs Baer and various names, places, and odd anecdotes, but the pieces do not form a coherent event or report. The fragmentary lines resemble a wartime or editorial collage with stray references to nations, education, and culture.
Conference Aims to Cut Local Building Wages to Spur Activity
A friendly conference among trades unions and builders in Charlestown aims to reduce wage rates for local building workers. Carpenters may earn less than four to ten dollars per day as talks continue, with some unions opposing and others willing to concessions to revive construction. The plan is tied to broader legislation on taxation and property values discussed by realtors and state committees, plus a campaign to publicize Charleston’s story nationwide.
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West Virginia Legion Organ First Edition Details
The West Virginia Legion Organ announces its first edition from the American Legion department. Edited by Rodentrk AG Merrick as department adjutant, the paper aims to connect West Virginia veterans with broader state issues. It features a reader column on public questions and a digest of news for bettering general conditions.
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American Legion
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Washington Daily Roundup Sees Justice Reform and Trade Shifts
A chaotic Washington recap notes reforms in justice and a reorganization of the Ita Hele fatires, with the Nickle Plate amenger pestes and Treasury officials signaling money denouinatana. President Akchada visits the Whit e aid, then commerce department outlines foreign trade impacts into Q1. Market reactions mix with protests over Sino‑American arbitration and the Pucetti AGL sale.
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