Soldier relief delays expose GOP inaction after war
The piece criticizes the Republican Congress for delaying veteran benefits and land reclamation bills. It contrasts Democratic actions, including the insurance act, bonuses, and training programs, with Republicans who postpone relief through committee delays and vacations. It highlights Mondell and Sweet proposals and laments slow progress for soldiers seeking recognition.
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Illinois Congressman Calls Legislation Chicken Feed in Debate
The article portrays Representative Mann of Illinois as a dominant floor leader who labels pending legislation as chicken feed. It cites his control of the steering committee and his threat to avoid public business, criticizing his stance as undermining efforts to lower food prices and curb profiteering during President Wilson's push for urgent measures.
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Packing house products judged by Mr Mann
The American and Mr Marin clash over logic while labeling others as chicken feed. Mr Mann is proposed as a better judge of packing house products.
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Liberty of the 1776 Brand Se The People Reap What They Sow
An opinion piece argues that bad leadership yields high taxes and poor laws, while intelligent government prevents chaos. It compares North Dakota's state socialism to past movements, cites populists and unions, and asserts enduring liberty and free institutions symbolized by a statue lighting New York Harbor.
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Sockless
Jerry Simpson
Russia
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Farmer's Alliance
Dennis Kearney
New York Harbor
The Melting Pot in Mexico Exploring a rich ancient heritage
A National Geographic bulletin outlines Mexico’s diverse population with sixteen million inhabitants. five tenths descend from ancient tribes or families, two fifths are mixed heritage, and the rest are classified as foreign. It notes Oaxaca’s Sapotecas and Mexicas, regional tribes in Hidalgo Pueblo and Yucatán, and lingering native customs near rail lines. The article highlights language use, native crafts, textiles, metalwork, feather work, pottery, and ironwork as enduring expressions of skilled indigenous craftsmanship. Mexico is described as a land of extremes and contrasts where old and new, rich and poor live near each other, and where centuries of tradition meet modern progress.
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Oaxaca
Hidalgo
Pueblo
Yucatán
Michoacan
Jalisco
Prescott
Mexico
Wilson Speech Sets Stance On Treaty Ratification
President Wilson told Senate view relations committee members at the White House last Thursday that peace treaty questions touching production markets and League of Nations obligations must be resolved before ratification. He argued Congress retains independent judgment on peace and war and warned that without determinate markets and cooperation, normal industry and employment cannot recover.
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Lake Minnebaole Rowing Conundrum Recaps Lost Art
A recent note on the lake highlights a drift in rowing practice. Boats and oars exist, and crowds are ready, but coordination and technique seem missing, leaving the craft as yet unfound.
Unknown Text Fragments Describe Odd Techniques At Sea
Fragmentary passage references wind, parabolas, and awkward actions on a lake. Mentions a saltow spread his aonings, an old salt casting his weather eye across the lake, and a voyage toward salt water before revival. Describes long strokes and feathered oars as a source of the lake.
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