Battle over Warren confirms by Senate and Sargent chosen
Forest Park Review reports the showdown over Charles Warren as attorney general. The Senate twice refused Warren amid concerns about waste and prosecution duties, ending with John G. Sargent of Vermont named to the vacancy and quickly confirmed. Michigan senators opposed Warren due to affiliations. The fight highlights rare cabinet rejection in decades and Republican Senate independence.
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Coolidge
United States Senate
National
United States
Senate
Charles Beecher Warren
Michigan
Warren
John G. Sargent
Vermont
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Forest Park post office path narrows between rules and patron complaints
Postmaster Malwurm of Forest Park addresses Chamber of Commerce noting a narrow path between Washington rules and patron complaints. He disputes accusations of seeking a personal post office gain, saying stamp sales must rise about 21000 annually for a new increase, which he does not expect soon. He urges spending within Forest Park and cites Chicago residents using Chicago services, shifting costs away from local offices.
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Malwurm
Forest Park
Chamber of Commerce
Osk Park
Chiengo
Stampa
Chicago
Atninos
Postal Curda
Alree
Shepherd case stirs Chicago headlines and public demand
Fragmented report notes Chicago focus on the Shepherd case and broader press cleanliness amid political tension. Mention of Stokes case and jury outcome. Commentary insists on a reform of the press as metro readers seek clear news.
Birds Foretell Weather Rhyme Cited In Old Almanac
An old rhyme links birds with rain signs. When fowls and hens trim feathers and hens peck sand nearby, rain is foretold. The saying notes rough weather if hens adjust plumage and birds roost close. Skylarks and birds nearby are mentioned as indicators.
Revised Saying on Greatness and Effort by Men
The saying notes that some men are born great while others achieve greatness and most do not concern themselves with it. It reflects on inherent ability versus deliberate effort and the variety of paths to prominence.
Reviewettes and March Weather Talk From Forest Park
A reflective column recalls March storms in the region, mentions a historic northern Illinois snow event in March, and notes shifting views on California. The author describes visits to Los Angeles, changes in both cities, and meditations on newspapers and civic sentiment across Chicago and Illinois.
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Los Angeles
Forest Park
Prop Wanted The Colored Japitor Of A Church
A fragment from Christian Witness notes a colored churchman in St Louis with a violent temper. He was converted but his temper still flared during repentance. He once prayed, O Lord prop me up on the waning side after an apparent lapse.
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St. Louis
March and April in Golfers Life as Spring Teases
The essay humorously contrasts March as a harsh, fiddling old hag with April as a teasing, promising maiden for golfers. It notes women and men golfers adjust plans around weather, mud, and mud stained gear, hoping for dry greens and timely swings as the season nears.
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