Presidential Firing Power and Checks and Balances
The Supreme Court ruling upholding presidential power to remove federal employees is examined as a check on executive authority. It notes civil service protections limit wholesale purges, while warning Congress may need to remedy excesses. The piece discusses balance between executive and legislative branches and potential implications for bodies like the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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United States Supreme Court
Congress
Commerce
NO YOUTHFUL MENACE Praise by Interior Secretary to University of Kangas
Interior Secretary Livhart Wark lauds today’s youth and rejects blanket blame. He argues many youths are well trained, with influence from responsible mothers and family guidance. He says social freedom without strong home training does not imply greater misbehavior.
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Livhart Wark
Arld Ransing
University of Kangas
America
Political Interest Fades in Last Election
The piece argues voters showed a preference for immediate jobs and local needs over national principles. It claims lack of vision and genuine issues, with campaigns driven by personalities and local interests. It calls for a revival of principled debate to reengage the public.
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Alice
Iit
America
Hig Mons
Cobwebs and Their Makers in Inovil Insect Webs
Fragmentary notes describe cobwebs as webs spun by inexplicit inhabitants of Inovil and refer to cob as an old English term for plier. The text hints at house ire rule and unseen cutters, mentioning Moyes and Pothitinnars Mage in unclear context.
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Wey
Lytig
Absorption properties of Bethe Tobes property discussed
The text states that the property of absorbing water remains despite modifications. It notes the workability may alter the amount of absorption but does not remove the absorption property entirely.
Election wagers and local betting at the Phoenix Hotel
Twenty years ago a lively discussion on the state election unfolded at the Phoenix Hotel. Dr. O Day staked $2000 on Emery, with Lethaver in a major wager as proceeds and odds circulated about a $10,000 swing. Local figures Fraank Saylor, Stacey E Baker, William Pairchilde, Tom Courneen, and Ex-Sheriff Toward of Warren participated or observed. The bet involved a wheel ride between the hotel and Main Street, highlighting civic nerves and small-town politics in Titusville.
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Phoenix Hotel
Dr. O'Day
Olt City
Emery
Lethaver
Brix
Stert
Secret guest list for Armistice Day luncheon causes protests
United Press reports a revised list of 600 invited guests for an Armistice Day luncheon honoring President and Mrs. Coolidge in Kansas City. Secrecy by the committee sparked protests as women asked why their names were omitted. A handwritten invitation deadline threatened removal for those not invited. The president was to speak and dedicate a war memorial shaft during the event.
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Kansas City
Cootiche
Mim. Cooliday
Renovo Railroader William Mahoney Dies After Illness
William Joseph Mahoney, a Renovo division trainman with PRR and other railroads, died at St Vincent's Hospital Erie after carbuncle infection escalated to blood poisoning following surgery. His wife, who lost her mother earlier in the week, and a small child survive.
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Renovo O
Pennsylvania Railroad
Express
William Joseph Mahoney
Renova Division
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Catherine Steinbacher
Unsuspected Powers Surprise a Modest Family
In Montreal Wemlly Herald, a modest young girl or a singer and an ear-s worn mother suddenly develop a talent for writing. Some common-price people reveal a wit that astonishes neighbors as the majority respond with sympathy and responsibility.
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Montreal Wemlly Herald
Trimming Trees Aims to Boost Radio Signals State police official cites benefits
Major C. M. Wilhelm deputy superintendent of the state police at Harrisburg says trimming trees along city streets where elevtrion wires are strung will improve radio reception. He notes branches rubbing against wires cause scraping sounds heard by radio fans and that forestry departments in many cities are trimming trees along streets and parks to reduce interference.
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C. M. Wilhelm
Harrisburg
Wilhelm
Ste
Mentor Club at Edison Parlors Discusses Phonograph Radio Movies
The Mentor Line event featured Mrs Dora Williams on Phonograph and Mrs Jessie Wilcox on Radio essays. Mrs Ethel Patters presented on Movies while Miss Fuller performed Edison selections. A birthday shower honored Miss Puller as the group planned to meet Mrs Paulson on November 19.
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Wieness
Edisoh
Dora Williams
Jessie Wilcox
Ethel Patters
Missing Barges From Lake Erie Gale Pose Rescue Search
Two of three barges broke from the Barryton during a gale on Lake Erie. One barge, the Adam Schuman, was found with its crew rescued after about twenty minutes in the water. The Freedom was beaching near State Line with two aboard presumed to have left before beached. No trace of the third barge, the St Catherine, and its occupant Don Newman. Coastguards and Fisheries officials continued the search.
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Hor. Erie
Barryton
Lake Fria
Arryton
Bustula
Uetrair
Lake Erie
Ruth
Adam Schuman
Rit
William Rie
Buffalo Alloatuon
Blue
Freedom
State Line
Dast Guard
L.G Seyimur
Don Newman
New York City
High Aspirations of Mrs. Margaret Butler in Cleveland
Mrs. Margaret Butler of Cleveland reflects on a life of ambition and elevation. The inset photo shows her near a railway water tower as she describes her lifelong desire to climb and partner with her husband in local endeavors.
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Margaret Butler
Cleveland Hig
Butler
Welfare of Country Depends Upon The Training of Masses
The piece argues education must balance scholarship and citizenship to sustain national welfare. It stresses training the many, fostering faith, hope, and public issue understanding, with mind informing work and a wholesome social morality guiding youth toward productive roles and civic duty.
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Tab Jan
Uncle Eben’s Silver Lining Echoes in Washington Stun
A fragmented quotation evokes Uncle Eben’s tall tales and a Washington stun moment, suggesting a late 19th or 20th century rural voice commenting on public reaction and hope. The readable snippet hints at worn proverbs and music folklore shaping perspective amid political shock.
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Eben
Washington
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