European Intervention Costly Says National, State Papers
The Daily Register quotes Hanford McNider noting US fiscal year expenses reached 3.1 billion dollars excluding post office costs. Of this 1.92 billion funded World War I and earlier wars, with 942 million for army and navy. The piece argues for world peace and restraint in European politics, criticizing Britain and urging cautious foreign policy while addressing domestic economic strains.
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Daily Register of
Des Moines
Hanford MecNider
Boston
United States
Post Office Department
Mars
Great Britain
Lev
Where Bad Citizenship Often Begins
A clipped entry notes concerns about civic responsibility linked to schooling. The text emphasizes the need for careful behavior as individuals discharge duties in their roles. The source appears to be a fragment from a Democrat editorial or message.
Sugar Trust Threatened by Beet Growth and Domestic Production
The article argues that rising beet sugar farming and new domestic production could erode the sugar trust’s power, noting past price shocks and urging emphasis on war resources and American self-sufficiency. It also mentions political maneuvering for U S Senate and aviation progress, with critical commentary on current leaders and economic issues.
World Court approval sparks Senate clash and push for League
The Senate passed the United States joining the World Court amid a fierce debate with opponents insisting on reservations. The administration pressed for approval and the issue collaborates with Borah and Johnson loyalists while big business backs the move as arguments grow over joining the League of Nations. International bankers favor the League and Bok propagandists remain active ahead of public awareness.
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United States
Senate
Borah
Johnson
League of Nations
League
Bok
Friends of the Court
Hoover Calls for Waterway Improvement and Lower Freight Rates
Secretary Hoover of the Coolidge cabinet backs deepening the St Lawrence waterway and upgrading the Mississippi system to boost commercial value for central states. He urges western lawmakers to act, advocates lower transport costs and higher grain and livestock prices to gain seacoast-like advantages.
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Hoover
Coolidge
St. Lawrence
Mississippi River
Central West
Pearson Seeks Courage to Aid Iowa Farmers
Dr. R A Pearson president of the Iowa State College at Ames urges organization and support for farmers. He praises the Dickinson bill and calls for action as agricultural conditions remain weak. He notes the faculty should push policies aiding rural communities dependent on farming.
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R.A. Pearson
Iowa State Coll Lege
Ames
Congress
Bearson
Agriculural College
Or State
Emocrat
Mellon the Double Dealer Faces Election Odds
The article portrays Secretary Mellon as a politically flexible figure, labeled a double dealer by opponents. It argues he cannot easily be removed from office while aligning with Coolidge on lower taxes and prohibition law enforcement.
Legion Leader Warns Against Pacifist Teachings in Schools
Howard H Savage, former Illinois state commander, spoke to American Legion members in Mason City warning against pacifist influence in public schools. He urged that peace is vital but must not come at the expense of requiring youth to avoid service. He criticized pacifist utterances as imprudent.
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American Legion
Mason City
Howard H Savage
Illinois
Democrat
Highways Safety Call Seeks Campaign by Milwaukee Company
A reader advocates W C A St P & S P to run a highway safety drive after praising the rail firm for carrying millions of passengers without fatalities. The letter blames auto drivers for thousands of deaths and urges an official safety campaign on public roads.
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C. WL & St P
OCM & S. P
Auto Department of
Milwaukee Company
Blood on the Moon and sunspot forecasts for observers
The text discusses blood on the moon and how sunspots may soon be visible to the naked eye. It notes a pinhole method to project two images of the sun and anticipates sunspot maximums in the coming year or two. It ends with gratitude for the information and asks why blood appears on the moon.
Wake Up the Quakers Tz Members Plan Philadelphia Trip
A Colorado American Legion group intends to travel to Philadelphia in September for their convention. They will bring several thousand jack rabbits and release them on city streets to challenge the Quakers. The slow local team plans a summer practice to keep pace with the Western jumpers.
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Colorado American Legion
Philadelphia
Democrat
Propaganda and political rhetoric in early reporting
A town paper urges readers to send in brief, straightforward news items and avoid partisan propaganda. It cites a federal judicial aspirant and discusses Roosevelt's public image, noting critics and supporters while emphasizing accessible, plain-language reporting.
North Dakota Prosperity Surges As Farmland Trades Move
Napoleon North Dakota resident reports steady economic improvement over past years. Crops have been fair to good, land values stable since the war, and local banking remains sound except for a failed Emmons county bank now seeking reorganization. Rural mail carriers shift to autos, and a 1925 sale closes with several cash deals to local farmers in Logan and McIntosh counties.
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Napoleon
N. D
Democrat
Towa
McIntosh County
Emmons
Bis
Logan County
Here
Pioneer reminiscence and local crime note from Spencer area
J percent Martin, former West Bend resident now near Seattle, recalls pioneer days and his West Bend Journal leadership. A depot robbery at Jefferson netted 40 dollars while a telegraph operator was away. W A Seege of Spencer sentenced to a year in the pen for intoxicated driving and alleged wife beating.
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Martin
West Bend
Seattle
Mr. Martin
Fern Valley Township
Spencer
Themersburg
West Bend Journal
the Journal
Democrat
Far
Northwest
Jefferson
Pen
W. A. Seege
Coyle
To Move Back Onto Farm in Lost Island Township
Mr Berdin of Graettinger plans to move back onto his Lost Island township farm next month. his son, a high schooler aged 48, will work the place with him. Berdin was long a leading tiller of the soil in the county.
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Berdin
Graettinger
Mise Florence Berdin
Lost Island Township
Berél
Our
Sol
Unclear Lake Incident Affects Local Netting Efforts
The report recalls posts driven into the south lake by unnamed parties, affecting seine nets operated by ASporeault and Mr. Wand who sought to remove undesirable fish. Wand sustains a eye injury from the incident, while discussions mention profitable feeding of Jamba in town forts and Ottoha Fairly heavy Jamba purchases for livestock feeding over the past years.
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Hand's Lake
Asporeault
Wand
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