Hoover’s vague remedies draw mixed reviews from papers
Critics at the New York Sun and The New York Times fault Hoover's long memorandum as platitudinous and unintelligible beyond generalities. The Times notes the lack of specifics like steps to curb profiteering and proper reservations for the league. Taft counters Hoover’s appeal as solid with voters, while Johnson’s backing of other groups is highlighted.
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New York Tribune
New York Sun
Sun
New York Times
Ind. Dem
the Times
Mr. Taft
Johnson
White House Perquisites Highlight Presidential Comforts
A historical overview notes the president’s high pay and generous perks, including a $75,000 salary, free housing, servants paid by the government, and government funding for furniture, entertainments, travel, and medical care, all costing far less than European monarchs' salaries.
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White House
Marine Band
Washington
Old Contention Over Harriet Beecher Stowe Lecture Sparks Resignations
Report from Richmond notes the Chatham Episcopal Institute president canceled a Stowe lecture prompting the departure of the principal and most teachers, all graduates of northern colleges. The Philadelphia Record questions sensitivities about discussing slavery and cites southern writers who treated the book with openness.
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Chatham Episcopal Institute
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Philadelphia Record
Stowe
South
Chatham Institute
Joel Chandler Harris
Remus
British attempt to mimic American independence sympathy
A British parliamentary scene shows a member urging a resolution backing Filipino independence as a polite rebuke to the US senate. Andrew Bonar Law deflects the matter, stating Britain has no concern, and the proposal lapses amid gravity and jest in the house.
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Washington
Senate
Ireland
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Great Britain
Billy Whiskers and the Sultan’s Garden Escape
Day and the two goats escape from the Sultan’s summer house after the phaeton overturns. The attache is ordered away as the Sultan’s cruelty is revealed. The goats roam the garden, sample fish food, and Day pretends to be a Turkish girl while dreaming of America and Nanny.
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Sultan's Garden
America
Nanny
Billy
Adali
Day
Saalfield Publishing Go
Akron, Co
As A Woman Thinks By Edith E Morlar
A 1920 feature encourages businesswomen and homemakers to take up hiking for fitness. It notes rising hiking clubs across the country, weekend rambles, and the value of walking to and from work. It urges readers to join or start clubs, embracing May as ideal hiking weather.
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Edith E. Morlar
Fractures His Arm But Doesn't Know It
Charles W. Warren, son of CG. and Warren, sexton of the city cemetery, broke his arm Thursday night in the business district. One small bone in the left arm was fractured, causing no pain at first. He went home unaware, but symptoms appeared hours later and a physician set the arm.
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Charles W. Warren
CG. &. Warren
Warren
Ranchmen Market Hides From Blizzard Losses
Ranchmen salvage hides from cattle losses in a heavy blizzard. They skinned fallen stock and sold hides in the city, some trucks bringing in dozens of hides. One man described the load as forty fallen hides and noted prices were low but better than nothing.
Ranchman Flys Into Town Phrase Misheard
A reader quotes a fragment saying someone claimed to be a ranchman flying east of town, reflecting a garbled or casual speech pattern in the report. The snippet hints at local speech rather than a formal event or action.
Old Schooten barn dismantled during move
The old Schooten barn on Sixteenth Street is being dismantled and will not reach the South Side. The structure buckled at Seymour Street, forcing the crew to pull it into a side street where work halted.
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Schooten
Sixteenth Street
Seymour Street
Police Court Fines Add $125 to City Treasury
Cheyenne city fines filled the police court treasury with $125 after penalties. Howell paid 50 for disturbing the peace during an attempted room entry linked to Max Meyer. Lala Wells was fined 50 for purity law violations, while L Vakal forfeited a 25 bond for failure to appear.
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Cheyenne
Co. L. Howell
Max Meyer
Lala Wells
L. Vakal
Building demolition plan altered by wire clearance
A city report stating officials condemned the structure and ordered partial dismantling rather than moving it under power lines was denied by the police and the mayor yesterday afternoon. The 86 weakened the building forcing removal rather than relocation to the South Side.
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