Samuel Untermyer: Public Servant in Steel Monopoly Debate
A critical profile of Samuel Untermyer detailing his public service and his stance on the steel merger led by the United States Steel. The piece argues that independent toriles rely on state influence and transportation controls, praising Untermyer’s influence and commitment to the country.
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Tt Lina
Sayetrtedt
Samuel Untermyer
Moet
New York
Biy
Strten Steel
Jto
Lou Offietna
Lockwood
United Btaten
Moving Pictures Industry a World Power and His Hope
The article cites WH Hays claiming box office might and jobs tied to film, with billions invested and millions of Americans watching daily. It argues film has potential for moral uplift and education despite warning that some leaders prioritize profit over intellect, urging guardianship of the industry.
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Ohio
Brtorn
Making the Bank Bandit a Piker
A provocative critique of Henry Lippitt and a proposed cotton tariff schedule. It argues the plan would raise prices for common textiles, favor cotton mill owners, and drain consumer pockets, urging voters to act at the polls to oppose the policy.
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United States
Congress
Henry Lippitt
Providence
R. I
Senate
Lippitt
Mr. Lippitt
Payne-Aldrich
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Commonwealth
Thurston
New York World
Screen use for education grows as readers shift
The article cites Booth Turkington warning that people may rely on screens for impressions, yet notes more time spent indoors in winter and argues the world moves toward screen utilization for educational purposes.
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Booth Turkington
Thie
Massachusetts Senate Race Shifts Over McCall Return
Conflicting reports after Governor McCall returns from Europe fuel speculation on his stance in the Massachusetts senatorial race. The Journal-Gazette notes doubt whether McCall will contest Lodges, while the New York World claims he will enter. Pressure mounts, and a decision may come soon.
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McCall
Europe
Masachusetts
Journal-Gasette
Old Bay
New York World
Hes
Martra
Ideaia of
America
Senate
Massachusetts
Sherman Whipple
Tiaran
The Lady Fixer of the Balkans
The article portrays Marie, nicknamed Sweet Marlo, as a power broker who shapes Balkan dynastic alliances by arranging marriages among her daughters. It claims she wields influence over Romania, Greece, and Yugoslavia to form a Balkan entente, praising her political ambition while noting controversial treatments of a Romanian girl and a focus on democratic imagery.
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Wein Mt
Queen Martz
Ramanna
Beauty
Eneliah Blood
Sloverneas Hng
Auddeck
Ress
Beeduea
Ogen
Eatin
Tim of Greco
Alexander
Intricate discussion on national pay and job cuts sparks debate
A mangled report outlines executives proposing wage reductions and layoffs across American workers. It notes political pushback from Atlanta officials and Atlantic executives, while observers fear the plan shifts burdens to employees and families amid a broader economic strain.
President Harding’s Strange Suggestion Contends Press Deluge
The essay contends President Harding should defend against harsh, groundless attacks on cabinet members notably Attorney General Daugherty and Wilken, arguing the American press unjustly publicizes criticism. It calls for accountability of public figures and condemns unearned assaults on officials.
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Antona
Firladelpha Public Ledger
Presa
Walt
Moorer
United States
Daugherty
Wilken
Dardets
Kla
Harding
Yvon
Daugherty under fire over war graft probes
A critical editorial argues forty journalists note a single room should be spared to pursue charges against Mr. Daugherty. It warns the attorney general’s handling of the Morse patron affair undermines public trust and could affect the entire Justice Department and cabinet integrity.
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Dawete
Fatty Yada
New York
Washington
Eherty Tol
Invanti
Daugharty
Afr
Morse
Fortis
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Tes
Sinletoe
Grant
Ballinger
Taft
Congress
Ztfenes
Nortien
Gous
Protest Against the Jungle and Lawlessness Rally
A protest calling for stronger enforcement of law and order discusses vigilant action against crime and corruption. It argues for supporting law enforcement, protecting workers and families, and pushing political leaders to address crime and bring criminals to justice. The piece references public safety, property damage, and the need for constitutional safeguards.
Executives Support Wage Cuts Amid Interstate Commission Ruling
The executives express satisfaction despite the I C Commission order to reduce rates. Workers fear wage cuts will outpace overall reductions. The commission notes current wage levels, suggesting drivers of profit vs worker pay.
Canada Great Lakes St Lawrence waterway shelved by Mackenzie King
A Canadian effort to link the Great Lakes with the St Lawrence River is halted for now as Prime Minister Mackenzie King foregoes treaty talks. Western supporters warned of high costs and limited payoff, while subsidy advocates lose leverage. Engineers’ cost estimates vary, and political pressure from Montreal is suspected to influence the decision. The plan may still return if feasibility and profits are proven.
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Allroad
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Mackenzie King
Aida
Salddie Weet Fms
Liverpool
London
Malmburg
Wnd
Cunadan
Montreal
St Lawrence
Ussession
Congress
Mijic
Allen
Kansas
Chicago
Tinlath
Hisnburg
Miler
Cui
Washington News Sparks Bitter Political Reactions
In Washington, jubilant factions praised the election outcome while opponents voiced sharp criticism. Prominent figures including Lodge and Pinchot triggered strong partisan commentary as the era’s political alignments hardened amid claims of a decisive revolution in governance.
The Last Hapsburg Poem Recites Fallen Kings in Hall
Karl W Detzer writes from New York Times about a spectral hall where a dead king returns to confront shadows of Napoleon Rudolph the Bota Don Carlos Alexander and Frederick the Great. The passage depicts spirits crowding the gate while old rulers lament and kingship collapses into night.
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Napoleons
Rudolph the Bota
Don Carlos Pate
Alexander Old
Frederick
Called the Great
Karl W. Detzer
New York Times
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Unik
Lye Autryeer
Childran
Leland
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Ole Usente
Uber Tsai Tite
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Ovary
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Seladaal
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and Mrs. Pinghot
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Todrams
Aitford Pinehot
Pennsylvania
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Moses
Bernie
Johnaun
Politenl
Curtis
Doug Refige
Carmel
Utr
Cardell Hull
Chathinay
Nahant
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Puvehat
Krow
Alter
Mr. Alter
Poshel
Xueh Oddie Sane
Nilor Eluties
Uma
Hapsburg
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