Vardaman and La Follette Criticized by Local Republican Voice
The Corydon Republican argues Vardaman lost the Mississippi Senate primary while praising La Follette as anti American. It attacks Wilson’s program and endorses Harding and the League of Nations shift, citing national GOP figures and editorials to claim Republican bias and misrepresentation.
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Corydon
Vardaman
Wilson
Mississippi
United States
Vardiewan
la Follette
Wisconsin
la Pollette
la Felette
Newberry
Democrat Party
League of Nations
Yarding
Chas, E. Hughes
William H. Taft
Warren G. Harding
Indianapolis Star
Indiana
Mr. Harding
Atx
Jess
Private ownership of facts
Sammel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, argues in a plain style that labor cannot obtain sufficient facts from railway companies or the receiver of the defunct Corydon National Bank. He calls this practice “private ownership of facts” and says it vexes the public and depositors alike.
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Sammel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Ble
Ife
Corydon National Bank
Sam Gompers
Ex Governor Cox Urges U S Action to Stabilize Europe
Ex Gov Cox tours Europe calling for American intervention to prevent central European collapse and avert a new world war. He argues U S leadership in reparations and unity between parties would boost credit, trade, and recovery, while stressing bipartisan cooperation as crucial to stability.
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Cox
Europe
America
United States
Republican
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Yarding
Harding-Cox
Washington Daily News
Washington, DC
Government Enjoins Railroad Employes Leadership in Strike
Federal Judge in Chicago issues an injunction at the request of Attorney General Daugherty banning railroad officials from participating in any way with the strike. The order aims to suppress leadership and direct the labor dispute from above, risking chaos if the strike proceeds without organized direction. The Washington Daily News calls the move anarchy in action, arguing it removes essential leadership from a volatile labor conflict.
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Louisville
Ufe
Washington
Daugherty
Chicago
Iere
Washington Daily News
Washington, D.C
U.S
Railroad Wien
Tierrin
Coual
Veterans criticize Harry New over bonus bill flip flop
Indiana veterans and allies accuse Senator Harry S New of breaking his primary pledge on the soldiers bonus. A letter from New to constituents is contrasted with a prior pledge and a generation of disillusioned supporters. The message notes similar faith fractures among Republican leaders in Washington.
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Indiania
Harry S. New
New
Agaest
Tidiana
Chinde Ee. Greggs
Senate
Qgwu
Harry New
Harding Criticisms Rise Over Republican Leadership
The text attacks President Warren G. Harding as a colossal failure and critiques Republican conduct in foreign and domestic policy, signaling rising dissent within party ranks over leadership and promises broken abroad and at home.
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League of Nations
Theen
Warren G. Harding
Fordney and McCumber Challenging Dawes for Cussing Laurels
Washington dispatch notes tariff conference tensions as Senators Porter McCumber and Joseph Fordney, both Republicans, emerge as unlikely sources of sharp language. Dawes’s nickname “Cussin” Dawes looms, while Dawes’s peers kept remarks behind closed doors amid the final tariff talks.
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Fordney
McCumber
DAWES
Washington
Valley conference rifts spark urge for new guidance
Gossips say McCumber has torn out oaths causing bitterness among conferees. Some members act as peace-makers while tension rises. Louse conferees threaten to leave for instructions on American valuation over foreign valuation in the Senate bill.
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McCumber
Joe
Istudder
Doolittle Flies Coast to Coast in One Day
Lieutenant James H. Doolittle becomes the first to fly coast to coast in a single day, traveling from Jacksonville Florida to San Diego California in 21 hours and 54 minutes with a 73 minute refueling stop in San Antonio Texas.
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James H. Doolittle
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Lieut. Doolittle
Jacksonville
Florida
San Diego
California
San Antonio
Texas
Stolen or Strayed Hound and Cur Mix With White Markings
Finder offers reward for the return of a white and yellow hound and cur mixed with a white forehead stripe a white neck ring white breast legs and tail tip. Contact Ed Snider via Crandall exchange to claim the reward.
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Snider
Crandall Exchange
Rusk Cases Continued in Elizabeth Court
The two cases against Thomas J. Rusk of Elizabeth, charged with shooting John and Frank Fulton, were called in Circuit Court. They were continued to the November term due to the defense witness absence. Trial set for Thursday before Special Judge John H. Luckett. Prosecution by Philip Seacat. defense by Blaine Hays, Frank Self, and Kirkham & O'Bannon.
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Thomas J. Rusk
Elizabeth
John
Frank Fulton
Bomn
Circuit Court
John H. Luckett
English
Philip Seacat
Blaine Hays
Frank Self
Kirkham & O'Bannon
Rusk
Gas Utilities Investment Soars Across Nation
The gas industry in the United States represents about 4 billion dollars in investment. If stacked as bank notes, the pile would reach nearly 1000 miles high. Laying the money edge to edge would form a silver ribbon three times across the continent from New York to Portland. The total would buy a Texas-sized farm.
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United States
New York
Portland
Oregon
Texas
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Ladies of
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Chas. Neel
John Fink
Mary Schweinhart
Boone Township
Laconia
Eureka Telephone Company
Laconia Presbyterian Church
John J. Seipel & Son
L. Grace Carroll
Courier- Journal
GAS Utilities
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