Notable Meeting Tonight At University Remarks On Education
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette reports a notable gathering tonight at the University to discuss the need for immediate and radical relief in state education. Speakers urge public awakening to fund universities, normal schools, and Purdue, warning of potential disintegration if legislative support remains inadequate.
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Constructive statesmanship and splendid isolation debated
The piece criticizes Republican Congress for weak constructive statesmanship. It argues Fordney plan to refinance debt into long term bonds harms taxpayers, questions Senate war finance aid to farmers, and mocks isolationist rhetoric. It notes industrialists favor international credit and urges swift entry into international cooperation. It portrays Harding unsure about League of Nations and condemns demagoguery.
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City Ohmeth Them Reflect on Pew Policy
The passage notes that critics claim hesitation to change policy stems not from generosity but from facing opposition figures and the political drive for economy. It frames the debate as a conflict between liberal access and parsimony valued by politicians.
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Wilsons Cable Fight Against English Monopoly
A garbled report describes a late stage skirmish between Wilsons Cable and English monopoly interests. The piece references Western Union telegraph, President Wilson, and US regulatory tension, with confusion over names and places.
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Deport Martens Debate Shocks Washington and Vanderlip
A chaotic report claims Secretary of Labor Wilson endorsed deporting Martens, the Soviet envoy to the United States. The piece questions President Harding’s stance, suggesting a possible reversal if he takes office and seeks to expel the envoy amid protests over Soviet propaganda.
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The Morals of the Present Day Dance
A report discusses concerns at Ahorteldge High School in Indianapolis about a dance event. It notes police supervision and questions moral impacts on young women and public opinion, citing the principal’s orders and local reactions to the social scene and dance culture.
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Waste Not Crumbs By Dr James 1 Vance
A fragmented political and social essay laments famine fears and public policy. It critiques leadership and public opinion while recalling the Roosevelt era debates and the need for moral guidance in governance. The prose references hunger, civil leadership, and the public trust.
Austria Enters and China Triumphs in League Talks
A damaged report describes Austria entering talks and China achieving a triumph at the League of Nations era, with pivotal disputes over German actions and Allied wartime aims. It notes German opposition, Austrian leadership, and the broader push toward a decisive break in prep for potential further conflict.
Lady Geddes and Mrs MacSwiney At Home In Dublin
Fragmentary OCR reveals a Victorian era Anglophone society note mentioning Lady Geddes and Mrs MacSwiney and a discussion of public figures. The garbled text references secrecy and entertainment roles tied to Cork and Dublin, with unnamed wives and children noted amidst unclear political context.
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Bourne Defends Election Law Interventions Debate
The article recounts Senator Bourne defending government action between elections, arguing against entangling the departments in campaigns. It notes opposition views on executive power and the role of Congress in election period governance amid a contentious Senate debate.
Immortal politician Debates party rule and patriotism
The piece attacks party politics in guiding the nation, arguing that government has become partisan rather than inclusive. It cites Bourne and Pershing, questions presidential roles, and mocks the idea of universal service under a single party. The speaker urges clear party allegiance and ends with a sardonic sendoff.
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On Giving Up Cigarettes
A personal column appeals for help as readers share experiences on quitting smoking. Many discuss willpower, the social and physical challenges, and strategies from cutting back to replacing with gum or nibbling. The piece notes humor, candid anecdotes, and hopes the advertiser finds a method to publish.
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The Frost and Gondal Echoes in Winter Morn
A poem fragment recalls yesterday dawn with falling snow and bleak winter scenes. The speaker dreams of distant realms Ellie's borers beyond the southern sea and Gondal's moors while asking what winter may bring. The verse laments frost winds, drifting snows, and travelers longing for home.
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