Shock from Iowa tests administration's hold on power
The piece criticizes the administration amid Iowa shocks as radical elements vie for control, citing Colonel Brookheart’s sincerity and big interests backing the party. It notes past near-defeats of Senator Cummins and questions party normalcy as primaries in Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Iowa influence the party's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Towa
Brookheart
Teternee
Cummins
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Iowa
Ita
Migne
Privilege Senate Floor Exploited by Cotton Lobbyist
A historical note criticizes a prominent super lobbyist connected to cotton interests for using Senate floor access to influence tariff policy. The piece argues such privileges distort legislation, enabling targeted industry gains at the expense of the public, referencing Nelson Aldrich era norms and the lobbyist's backstage power in speaking rooms and debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Tépplit Auakt
Leon
Nelson Aldrich
Fondols Sovatora
Intereata
Richard Ballinger and the Ballinger Scandal Recalled
The article reviews Richard Ballinger’s death and links it to the Ballinger scandal era of Taft’s administration. It notes public doubts about Harding and mentions renewed comparisons by magazines, suggesting Ballinger acted without political impropriety but that public history judged him a victim of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ballinger
Fialinger
Taft
Harding
Ran Talse
Ingainst Bellinger
Ballinger
Fe Fens
Rovarnor
Pennsylvania
Mr. Ravinger
Jerky Nerves of Senator Watson in Tariff Defense
The piece portrays Senator Watson losing composure during a tariff debate, arguing the measure favors big interests while warning that Republican papers and public sentiment push back. It contends delays stem from intra party fights, not Democratic opposition, and predicts the tariff will harm foreign markets and provoke retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Senate
Lippitt
Chicago Tribune
New York Herald
New York Globe
Senate Finance Committee
Roosevelt
Germany
Reichstag
Fielding
Washington
Our Troops on the Rhine and Harding’s Pledges
A fragmentary reflection on U S troop presence in Germany after World War I. It argues President Harding misstated a 1920 pledge to withdraw troops and notes subsequent explanations that troops would stay on the Rhine indefinitely. It suggests Allied pressure and German view that troops act as a stabilizing influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polley
Germany
Americia
Rhine
Tiarding
Doe Molise
United States
Harding
Des Moines
Wilson
Criticiam Wan
Cot Tong Neo
St .4
Wilden
Senator Lodge in Controversy Over War and International Court
The piece reviews Senator Henry Cabot Lodge's public stance amid media comment and reminiscences by supporters and opponents. It highlights clashes over his influence on primaries, quotes reactions from Hanna, and critiques of faith in an international court to prevent war.
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Hanna
Lodge
Henry Cabot Loge
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hanny
Senator Lodge
Bastow
Iit Wilton
Rait and Juatica
Aubalitidta
Aweriea
Amerie Ware
Avery
Brentston
Autlavry
Robins
United States
Pacific
Rotting
Evan
Twenty and Sixty Youth League Talks in City
Fragmented OCR section discusses a New York youth movement, referencing the League of Youth and Lenin era themes. Mentions adults’ views, debates on world stability, and a speech by an address in Hl, Andrews, Homa, and Qn with unclear names.
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New York
Howmelvan
Tibet
Betis
Andrews
Price Fixing Angers Hoover Era Coal Debates
Controversy over Mr Hoover and coal operators centers on alleged price fixing and profiteering. The piece discusses possible investigations, party lines, and public reaction as lawmakers weigh anti trust action and the administration's stance on coal pricing. It cites concerns about consumer impact and shifts in political support for big business.
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Rotail
Arransamon
Beeretney Hoover
Haminew
Hoover
Congress
Moover
Maia
Commercians
Heqver
Jn Conh
Athlea
Questioning Youthful Virtue and Experience in Literature
A fragmented passage critiques the ideal of perfection in raising children and contrasts youth with experience. It discusses the notion that youth, not elders, shape culture, referencing literary figures and plays to question whether the young are inherently virtuous or amorous and if older generations differ from one another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Journal- Gazette
Fort Wayne Journal
Fort Wayne Gazette
Associated Press
Uss
Journal-Gazette Company
Ciinton Street
Epterea
Fort Wayne
Isc
Fosteffion
Ren
Weil
Vera
Rowe Msyeagul
Qaibred
Kanes
Jamed Baty
Tia Best
Mulroney Yuny
Macauley
Inn
Vidal
Oartina
Lhey
Loring
Black Valley
Nuxley
Wagner's Piano Sails to America From Berlin Royal Custodian
A historic piano once owned by Richard Wagner is being brought to America after decades in Berlin. The instrument, linked to Wagner's famed Ring cycle and a long romance with Cosima, will arrive with authentication by Berlin authorities and the Spanish embassy. Wagner’s wife Cosima and son Siegfried are expected to travel later, amid tales of courtly drama and Wagnerian legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Richard Wagner
America
Berlin
Wagner
Ludwig
Baya
Toye
Cosina
Tart
von Bulow
Irian Canivetor
Te Marten
Weener
Ite
Te Rat
Bay
Sturntyer
Bayreuth
Dagens. (Chi Rigg
Thechler
Cone
Wilner
Creritarn
Abies
Witeaesd
Lake Abinbers
Been
Yemen
Soxinia
Conrad
Prosar
Washington Plad
New York
Pheohard Guenther
Boch
Wien
Teicher
Ameris Erin Munma
Halda
House of Bediately
High Court of
United States
Mme
Coakin Wagner
Siegfried Wagner
Ming
Starnberg
Munich
Wagworth Triekachon
Caasima
Gman
Ener
Remimie Ag
Star Winds and celestial mirth by Joyce Kilmhr
Poem fragments praise resilience and inner light against hardship. The speaker contrasts harsh toil with enduring beauty, suggesting sunlight can pierce gloom and sorrow nourishes celestial joy within the soul. A signature fragment follows the line about Joyce Kilmhr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Kilmhr
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Kohlsnat
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Protzky
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