Faith in Americans to safeguard government, says Justice Harlan
Justice John Harlan warned against alarm over national decline and asserted the American people possess patriotism and loyalty to protect their government. He urged balance between states and Washington and rejected fears of federal overreach. He noted progress toward a new era and that some change is possible today.
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Policy on Coolie Labor and Trade Tariffs
The author argues against cheap coolie labor and calls for high import tariffs to protect American labor. They condemn Democratic votes to shut out cheap labor while favoring tariffs that would admit Asian labor products if produced there. The piece asserts avoiding the choice by excluding coolie labor and raising tariffs to equal production cost differences.
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Sentiment in business questioned in a banker’s motto
A discussion questions whether business must be cold and mercenary or human and enriching. It asks if work should limit humanity or foster growth, urging balance between profit and sentiment and warning that easy jobs would fail to pay and to elevate the payer. The essay stresses nurture of faculties through business, not their suppression.
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Savings and Insurance Break Records
Savings and insurance breaks records amid wider market pullback. Analysts note unusual demand for long term policies and competitive rates. Regulators eye pricing trends as consumer confidence grows in a volatile financial landscape.
Why Blame the Politicians
A commentary argues that voter corruption and high campaign costs fuel bad governance. It cites a congressman's admission and notes democracy exposes voters to their own mistakes, urging citizens to back sound programs and show respect for statesmanship by their votes.
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U.S
Europe
Christian Science Monitor
Justice and Fraud: Prosecution Difficulties Highlighted
The piece criticizes the ineffectiveness of justice in stopping stock swindlers who exploit victims via mail fraud. It cites G F Redmond & Co Inc and a jailed treasurer, noting vast ill gotten assets and calls for disgorgement. It also mentions Coolidge endorsing International Golden Rule Sunday on December 7.
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Coolidge
Kansas farmer shares thrift with 1861 mower and 40 year binder
A Kansas farmer says frugal farming comes from careful upkeep. He has used a mowing machine since 1861 and a binder for 40 years, with a total repair bill of 90 cents. He stresses a tight tool shed and storage cover for expensive equipment.
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Kansas
Party Platforms Echo Note of Limited Differences
The article argues that apart from tariff protection and income tax plans, the two major parties have little difference in platforms. It notes disappointments in both camps and suggests conventions rarely stir the public, with neither party elevating a single paramount issue this year. It discusses the La Follette influence, Klan controversy, and League debate shaping voter rallying points.
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Democrats
League of Nations
Repeal Debate vs Eternal Law Cites Commandments
The piece notes that while the ten commandments symbolize eternal law, some think they should be repealed and argue they are not obeyed or enforced. It frames a public debate over relevance and enforcement in modern society.
Why Some Farms Pay Booklet by College Professor
A college professor recently wrote a booklet titled Why Some Farms Pay discussing factors that make farming profitable. The author contrasts profitable practices with common pitfalls, suggesting readers examine efficiency, market access, and input costs to improve outcomes.
Wymer Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Teton County
Wymer announces his candidacy for sheriff of Teton County as a Republican hopeful. He has lived in the county over 20 years and pledges an efficient businesslike administration and enforcement of statutes without fear or favor if elected.
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