Willful Waste and Political Rifts in California
A Tribune critique argues against costly oiling of city streets without proper grading, urging engineering oversight for South C East Madison and East Jefferson. The piece also surveys California primary tensions, noting Johnson Crocker DeYoung alliances and editorials from the Los Angeles Times and New York Tribune on Hiram Johnson.
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City Planning Commission Aims to Act on Fairfield Improvements
The Tribune praises Fairfield s City Planning Commission while urging action beyond planning. Public spirited members are seen as capable, and the paper hopes the group will advance its proposed city improvements this year.
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Spirit of the Republics Past Reflected in Modern Press
A Tribune retrospective cites Republican newspapers from forty years ago urging violent acts against opponents. It contrasts that radical rhetoric with today’s more tolerant journalism and warns that old bigotry lingers in some publishers.
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Hiram Johnson Faces Scrutiny in GOP Primary Push
In the Republican battle, Hiram Johnson appears poised for a win but is facing internal party questions. Opponents highlight his backing and associations, with focus on William Randolph Hearst as a controversial influence shaping reader interest.
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Congress Faces Criticism for 1918 Record
The piece argues that the current congress has delivered a weak record, passing only a railroad bill and likely a budget and soldier bonus bill, while failing to address tariff reform, merchant marine, foreign trade, land settlements for veterans, or labor capital relations, and has spent a year in session mainly criticizing the administration.
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Brookhart campaign urged for fair treatment by Iowa papers
The piece calls for newspapers across the state to publish Col. Brookhart’s reply to Cummins and demand fair play after the Republican state convention. It notes local papers Ollie News and Burlington Hawkeye reforms and mocks political posturing while reflecting on the 1930s campaign climate.
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Bombarding the Moon with Cannons Soon
French scientists discuss a long range gun with a 121 mile range and the possibility of bombarding the moon and planets. Observers cite propulsion advances by Robert H Goddard and note need for high initial velocity and safe landing integrity for lunar trips.
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Iowa Rising Dairy State As Production Surges
Iowa is emerging as a leading dairy state according to USDA data for 1919. Butter output reached 87,914,683 pounds valued at 48 million dollars, with Minnesota first, Iowa second, and Wisconsin third. Ice cream sales climbed to 27 million dollars, cheese totaled 965 thousand dollars, and other dairy products included market milk, skim milk and condensed milk.
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