League Covenant clash outlined by Wilson and Harding commentary
The article contrasts President Wilson and Senator Harding on joining the League Covenant. It cites their Sabbath day utterances and frames Harding as favoring independence while supporting peace, and Wilson urging entry under terms. The Times-Herald editor endorses Harding and opposes pro League figures, urging Americans to preserve national sovereignty while shaping world conscience.
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Wilson
Senator Harding
Harding
America
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League
Mr. Harding
United States
Europe
Cox
Hardings View of Democratic Governance versus Wilson Policy
The piece contrasts President Wilson’s alleged dictate with Harding’s claim that government should reflect the will of the people. It cites Wilson’s foreign policy approach, Georgia’s anti League vote, and perceptions of Democratic opposition as traitorous in the wake of Wilson’s leadership.
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Harding
United States
Senate
Germany
Europe
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League
Politics and Cotton in Brownwood Bulletin Critique
The Brownwood Bulletin shifts tone to criticize Wilson era policy and federal reserve in relation to cotton prices. It questions Senate independence and League of Nations ratification while accusing administration supporters of autocratic aims. The piece links deflation fears to Barney Baruch and railroads, urging scrutiny of policy and press roles.
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Brownwood Bulletin
Neff
Texas
Wilson
Federal Reserve Bank
Senate
Germany
Bulletin
Europe
League of Nations
Lloyd George
American Senate
South
Barney Barueh
Federal Reserve Banks
I am against centralized power and executive encroachment
The speaker warns the dangers of a one man government and urges adherence to constitutional balance. He emphasizes consulting with the American people over following a single propagandist program and invokes Washington's admonitions about preserving Congress's and the executive's proper roles. The public reaction is expressed as AMEN.
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Washington
Lam
Congress
America
Protected by the Texas Guaranty Fund
The item notes protection under the Texas Guaranty Fund, indicating coverage for state residents or claimants. No additional details beyond the fund reference are provided in readable text.
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State of
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