Coal strike policy sparks Hoover era debate in stalled plan
Fragmented text discusses coal shortages and price fears, mentioning Hoover remarks on price fixing and the push for government action to seize mines if strike actions persist. It notes opposition from some congressmen and hints at a Tocnavelt era populist approach, with uncertainty about retail pricing and public impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Hoover
Iington
Foplieh Legins
S Tock
Indrane
Oorny
Efreien
Tocnavelt
Nations Await Ratification Of Treaties By All Powers
The article argues that only the United States has ratified the treaties at present and stresses no rush in other nations to approve them. It suggests European and Asiatic powers may eventually ratify, while the United States moves slowly, awaiting broader civic support and careful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibs
Fakin
Renaon
Trey
Washington
Senate
Mars
Watson
Harrison
Underwood
Simmons
Tnen
Juillann
Magendhuastty
Lodge
Kenator
North Dakota
Cambor
Renator
Kan
Site
Curtis
Watha
Murat
Jin
Bin
Tadiana
Foremost American Women Named By Chilean Writer List
A Chilean writer urged American women to name the twelve foremost American women now. Submissions show many repeated names, including notable women from Arts Longworth circles, with discussions highlighting the seriousness and humanity behind the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krentness
Senator Watson Meets Italian Tariff Critique in Heated Debate
The Italian ambassador Ricci challenged Senator Watson's tariff attack as short sighted and misinformed. Ricci argued tariffs harm both sides of trade, citing Italy’s minimal US purchases last year and warning retaliation if the United States blocks imports. The ambassador’s sarcastic notes and emphasis on international terms underline the tariff's broad economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricci
Watson
Halian
America
Italy
Noted Women Figures Segue in Honorary Poll Discussion
A chaotic clipping surveys opinions on prominent women including Mrs Catt Jane Addams Edith Wharton Amy Lowell and Mary Pickford in a discussion of influence and reputation. It also mentions Bryn Mawr president Dr Caray Thomas and Harvard professor Alten Hamilton as notable names. Attorney General Daugherty discusses values in dollars and a possible pardon, reflecting public clamor and political maneuvering of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catt
Jane Addama
Ailee Longworth
Czcelia Beau
Edith Wharton
Amy
Heaven Help Us
Amy Lowell
Finke
Caray Thomas
Yenrs
Bryn Mawr
Mary Pickford
Fort Wayne
Alten Hamilton
Harvard
America
Reopening the Newbery Case and Senate Purging Hopes
Promotion pledges by Colonel Brookhart, anti administration nominee, demand reopening of the Newberry case to purge the senate. The Lorimer precedent looms as fatalities loom and public disdain grows for Indiana misdeeds. A royal inquiry is anticipated as the Michtron senator’s disgrace persists and accountability nears.
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Towl
Brookhart
Senate
Newberry
New
Mishixen
Indiana A
Lorimer
Annite Sexta
Republic
Font Am Poustblaan
Une Ledy
Die Prevenco
Governor Goodrich Seen as Sympathetic to Soviet
Tchitcherin states in Genoa conference remarks that not all Americans oppose the Soviet government. He singles out Governor Goodrich as sympathetic toward the Soviet, noting conversations in Monson about United States dealings with Lenin and Trotsky era figures.
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Tchitcherin
Homhoviet Mutator
Tierlin
Genoa
Goodrich
Harlin
Monson
United States
Russia
Intercat
Ld Russian Officinia
Wan Ke Chavian R. Cran
Ta Pinin
Etraient Tak
Lenin
Trotaky
Moat
Notable reversal in Indiana figure on Soviet recognition
The text notes a dramatic shift in Indiana figure Goodrich in his stance toward the Soviet Union. Once vehemently anti Soviet, he reportedly now advocates recognition after meetings in Russia with Lenin and Trotsky. The change is described as mysterious and significant amid wartime tensions.
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Hera
Indiana
Russia
Lenin
Trotaky
Tohitchorin
Goodrich
Rusalat
Watsoo tariff dispute sparks Senate skirmish and reform talk
A chaotic scramble over tariff policy echoes through the Senate as allies and rivals clash over sacrifice of principle for votes. Leaders console colleagues, while the press weighs in on long standing tariff entanglements and calls for a new program to lift Republican spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
New York
Pat Harrison
Harvard's Munsterborg A Scholarly Pillar Amid War Turmoil
The article chronicles Hugo Munsterberg's career as Harvard's distinguished professor of psychology and philosophy, detailing his early life, major works in payphology and philosophy, leadership roles in the American Psychological Association, and his influence on psychology at Harvard. It notes his international exchanges, honors, and the strain on his standing during World War I due to pro-German sentiment and public debate over prohibition and policy.
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Italy
America
Beaton Tranagrint
Marvard
Munaforberg
Yantzlg
Germany
Manro
Harvard
Troyeo
Palmer
Muanterborg
Yengilah
Tadelina Collana
Thin County
Ha Wan
Ctairman
3Fa
Wermaon Watt
Corporation
Malung
Arta
Gt. Doula
Intercat
United States
Apout
Berlin
American Institute
Payekblogy
Oxford
Hinothar
Koenigaborg
Baal
Paycho Jogictl
Ana Philosophical Associaon
Mo- Aim
Mme
Palladino
Mia
Pulleleas
Moore
Waa
Yeh
Naga
Taylors
London
Afformer Lerreste
Anes
Marvald Corporation
Munaterburg
Allianca
Amerles
Great Britain
Tim
Samer
Ty Doatera
Dacia
Fragmented OCR: unclear crowd taunts tariff turmoil
The readable fragments describe a disrupted crowd and political tension over tariffs. mentions Amwavor and victims linked to tariff anger, with a critic asserting Tim's certainty he can bellow but lacks substance.
Dictator in Hovel Dreams of Venezuela Comeback
Exiled former Venezuelan dictator Cipriana Castro, living in poverty in San Juan, clings to memories of power while observers say secret agents monitor his moves. The United Press found him in a small wooden house, poverty stark, yet the aura of the old regime lingers as he dreams of return.
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Generat
Cipriana Castro
Venomtels
San Juan
Santurge
Venezuela
Simon Bullver
Tuun Vicente Gomes
Castro
United Press
Napoleon
el Helena
Ilia
Rome
United States
Harapo
Vononndla
Hia
Etacenta
Cantea
Vann
Tage
Turope
Jun Viopnin Gamaz
Bia Pringinat Leutenant
Ayeon
Cantra
Ph Tine
Madrid
Nina Yeara Neo
Tiemple
Gwamantha Latar
Linlo
Amrenbley
Porto Riga
Ranide
Almieat
Notien
Mansterberg Poem on War and Alliance Ends in Collapse
A garbled account portrays Mansterberg's fight with war fatigue and overwork. Lectures note his failure to speak as he collapses during a platform appearance, amid broad hopes for Allied unity and peace. Names and events appear distorted, yet the piece hints at political tension and public reaction to war.
For a Little Brown Dog
Poem thanks a dog named Theo for loyal service and loving companionship. The speaker praises the dog’s vigilance, brave spirit, and gentle care during town outings and times of illness, expressing gratitude for the pet’s unwavering devotion.
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Senator Watson
Mr. Daugherty
Daugherty
Mateisid
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Mfn
Newbery
Hugo Mun
Impala
Aheer
Temorary
Anil Olive
Antiutjo
Munsterbarc
Jena Aguiad
Momtiendit Reylla
Charzledia
Prohibitioniata
Torent
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Masa
Oormany
Ned Oboe Monmhin
Hank
Cambridge
Roe
Theo
Minnie Leona Upton
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