The Swinging Pendulum and Political Reform Dialogue
The piece argues that postwar reaction gave way to liberal reforms led by Bryan and Wilson. It contrasts past accusations of radicalism with modern calls for progressive policies and warns against party complacency and at home voters. It cites Indiana figures and urges unity for reform.
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Europe
United States
Chicago
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Kern
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Philippines
Senate
Congress
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Menton
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Illinois
Evans Woolen
Albert Stump
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Wilson
Baltimore
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American Soldiers Recalls War Frustrations in France
The excerpt notes returning U S troops remember profiteering in France. It cites rich Americans burning cash while poor French sought to spend. It adds soldiers felt disillusioned by perceived national traits and reports American flag prices rising sharply by two to eight hundred percent at home.
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France
United States
Indiana Democrats face pressure to avoid meddling in upcoming primary
Analysts question whether Indiana Democratic leaders will retreat from influence in next year's primary as voters seek direct control. The debate centers on how much interference, if any, is appropriate to preserve voter autonomy.
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Indiana
Congress
Coolidge
St. Paul
Barkley
Kentucky
Caraway
Arkansas
Dickinson
Iowa
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Northwest
President Coolidge
Mississippi Valley
J. M. Barham
Marksville
Barham
Hoover
Washington
Tilson
Republican House
Rapid City
Philippines
Mexico
Red Cross
Tariff Taxation Item Noted as Duty
A discussion highlights tariff taxation and identifies the term duty as the charge applied. The advisory stresses labeling the levy correctly as a tax.
West Point Address Echoes On Nicaragua Bullying
The piece contrasts Wilson's 1916 address on preferring quiet strength over loud aggression with criticism of US actions in Nicaragua. It cites former Illinois Governor Edward F. Dunne calling the Ocotal fight a massacre and mocks American bombing and marine assaults as unneeded bravado.
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Nicarauga
Wilson
West Point
Edward F. Dunne
Illinois
America
Dunne
Ocotal
Why Not A Pardon George Dale Paroled
George Dale, paroled by the Governor on trustees' recommendation, could have been fully pardoned for his criminal contempt conviction tied to his Muncie reporting. The piece argues the parole hinges on guilt and notes he faces a $500 fine and supervision, implying injustice if he was innocent.
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George Dale
Indiana
Muncie
Indiana Senate
Dearth
Dale
House of Representatives
Freedoms vs government power in Jefferson era debate
Long defense of free speech, press and assembly contrasts with Sedition acts. Readers note Lincoln and Jefferson warned against force in democracy and urge discussion over punishment for opinion. Also coverage of Washington letters on Coolidge farm policy, flood relief critique, and political stances.
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Jefferson
Lincoln
Democratic Republic
France
Beardstown
Ill
Churches Consider Midweek Service Day With Tong Preference
The note suggests churches might select a weekday service day and consider tong as part of the decision. The proposal hints at communal planning and midweek worship adjustments.
Conference shaping the U S Constitution on free trade
A historical note explains that the Constitution emerged from a conference held the year before its adoption to promote free trade among states. It highlights the founders' goal that no state should protect itself against another.
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United States
Less flouting and flapping of the flag in public discourse
The piece argues for steadier sentiment toward longstanding principles to shrink the influence of patrioteers and strengthen the core values over time. It cautions that restraint now would yield greater unity and durable resolve in the long run.
Kansas preacher pledges congregation votes for Ed Jackson
A Kansas Methodist preacher claimed to pledge his entire congregation to Ed Jackson, suggesting possible candidacy implications for a Democratic figure. The remarks reflect church involvement in national politics and early signals of party alignment.
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Kansas
Ed Jackson
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Item
Entry contains unreadable OCR fragments with names and details obscured. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable from the readable text.
Non-Resident Defendants Notified in Carroll County Divorce
Notice to Verna M. Cook of Delphi Indiana that Sam H. Cook files for absolute divorce in Carroll Circuit Court. Defendant must answer by July 13 1927 or face the case being heard in her absence. Court seal dated July 13 1927. Band concert tonight at Luna Coffee and Smiths Grocery.
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Indiana
Carroll County
Seren Oeoee
Sam H. Cook
Verna M. Cook
Nbs
Peggy
James O Obear
Delphi
Floyd J. Julien
Carroll Circuit
Notice of Administration for William A. Crampton Estate
The clerk of the Carroll Circuit Court Indiana appoints the administrator of the estate of William A. Crampton late of Carroll County deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent.
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Carroll Circuit
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
William A. Crampton
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Marion County
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