Schools and Politics Stir Fort Wayne and St Louis Debate
The Journal-Gazette and Public Ledger urge keeping politics out of education and selecting the best qualified educators. Fort Wayne’s Post-Dispatch echoes calls to separate politics from schools, while debates over superintendents reflect broader criticism of politicians influencing educational policy.
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St.Louis
Fort Wayne
The
Journal-Gazette
Uist
Boara
Talen
Journal
Gazette
Ant Pew
St Lops
Ure
Haa Bron
Ih Aheer Diaput Be
New
St Lews
Philadelphia
Fragmentary Tariff Debate Shapes Farmer Aid Message
A garbled OCR fragment discusses tariff policy affecting farmers and suggests Republicans in Congress seek farm protections for a year. The text mentions market effects, price impacts, and references to farmer interests and a national issue, though many words are unclear.
The Sins of the Fathers on Panama Tolls
Washington correspondent cites serious intent to exempt American ships from Panama tolls. The piece traces treaty history from John M. Clayton to John Hay and Hay-Pauncefote, arguing that any change must honor treaties and could hurt national honor and future access through canals and waterways.
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Washington
Chicago Tribune
Harding
Panama
Elihu Root
Henry Cabot Lodge
England
John M. Clayton
Senate
Clayton
John W. Foster
James G. Blaine
United States
William McKinley
John Hay
Canada
Welland Canal
St. Lawrence
Plight of the farmer in tariff debate and isolation calls
The text rails at protectionists and tariff politics, condemning isolation and urging changes to aid farmers. It references Mr McKinley and calls for reform to counter foreign competition and monopoly concerns, highlighting political tension over trade policy.
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Mckintey
The Wave of Crime In America Report
A damaged OCR style piece argues an unprecedented crime wave in the United States and abroad. It cites thefts in Chicago and New York and rising public violence, urging interventional actions to address crime and governance concerns.
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Mexico
United States
Alextes
Mog
Murde
York
Von Bernstorf Praises Harding and Peace Policy
Count von Bernstorft, veteran participant in American politics, delivers a speech in Frankfurt praising Harding's stance on a postwar world. He argues against a League of Nations and supports arbitration by Congress, saying Republicans will pursue peace while meeting German goals, referencing the 1916 election and The Hague court. He casts doubt on German acceptance of reparations and warns of a rift between Germany and U.S. Republicans.
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United States
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Harding
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Harling
Tague
von Bornstorff
Lis Lrenpa
Hague
Sis Yeats
von Bornstorf Remambera
Build a Church Dont Forget The Ball Field By Dr Ames L Vance
Fragmented OCR notes recount a moral teach in which a church project and ball field are contrasted. The text references training methods, boy behavior, and discipline under religious guidance, with sporadic phrases about authority and community duties. The passage reads as a mosaic of garbled lines and partial names.
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Ames L Vance
Dora
Red
Jack
Alwigh
Warkman
Bay of Tie Tiney
Imple
Balfour Clash Over Six Votes in England Debate
The piece critiques British policy and Dominion reactions as Premier Balfour and figures like Johnson and Watson spar over six votes. It discusses mandates, relations with dominions such as India and Australia, and fears of unrest ahead of a looming federal transition.
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Arthur Vaitenr
Stondy
Rines
Sheri
Johnson and Watson
Damaghind
Nat
Elier
Baltour
Jualtone
England
Dominions
Snough
Home
Australd
Catala
India
Citin
Local Depression Report Prompts Public Fear in Town
A confusion of phrases reports a rising mood decline in the community attributed to a figure named Lawrence near Wallington. Residents express fear amid uncertain conditions and social strain during a Sunday morning period.
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Lawrence
Wallington
Barnett's Vicious Partisan Slander of the Marines
Attributed as a partisan attack by Barnett against the Marine Corps, the item cites Secretary Daniels and other officials amid disputed public statements. The prose implies government personnel rebutting or countering the slanderous claims within a wartime political context.
Reopened Questions Stir Debate Over Treaty and Hoover
A New York Times analysis discusses calls to reopen questions closed by the Vermalllect treaty. It notes Hoover’s stance that reopening is unnecessary and cautions against political misrepresentation. The piece weighs treaty scope, including naval and military matters, and critiques recent partisan rhetoric.
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Tloover
Italy
Marian
Alce Pice
Hoover
Hoover Aga
Mali
Knaz
Hoover opposes reopening treaty as bad folly
The piece argues against Senator Harding and others who favor amending or abandoning the Versailles settlement. It defends maintaining the league, even with its flaws, as the sane path. It warns that smashing the treaty to rebuild a new system is impractical and risks global instability.
Lancashire Humor and Wit in Local Banter
A quirky view of Lancashire humor shows brisk retorts and lively banter in regional talk. Jests about drinking, courtship, politics, and daily life reveal social norms, with examples of quick phrases and characterful exchanges from Manchester and nearby towns.
Stanzas From a Drear December by Keats
The poem reflects on a perpetual pine and brook untouched by time and memory, contrasting nature's constancy with human happiness and the ache of lost joys. A speaker laments that a gentle girl and boy cannot remain forever free from change, as restraint and healing are absent.
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