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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
3
A fragment attacks Republicans amid tariff controversy, accusing leaders of corruption and profiteering. It denounces editors and newspapers as biased while alleging theft and manipulation in tariff policy and cries foul at perceived political manipulation in Arkansas.
A fragment from Fairfield and Fairfield political exchanges describes a Washington official denying major policy shifts while local figures push canal debate. The piece notes repeated public appearances, opportunistic shifts, and a controversial exchange that underlines political strategy and potential future effects on support and elections.
Experts warn the robber tariff will raise living costs for essentials, with the New York market basket up by 300 million dollars. Women will pay more for clothing, shoes, and gloves as tariffs hit cotton, wool, silk, and imported gloves. The piece targets Lucius Littauer as the glove industry lobbyist and details alleged past misconduct and influence over tariff rates.
Ambiguous reports claim officials will push for a plea bargain or clemency as the prisoner begins serving time. Congressmen from Indiana and both U S senators may coordinate actions to secure his early release.
A garbled critique targets a nursery exhibition described as the aristocracy of intellect and culture. It claims the event celebrates self praise by Mus soudora of the party in power and alleges a tart act would legalize stealing more than a Dion dollars per year from the American public.
The York Tribune denounces Horace Grevley and Whitehill Reid for political theater and alleged profiteering. It criticizes party leaders, calls for preparations to address a tariff crisis, and warns of damaging demonstrations amid a charged election campaign.
Brookhart promises full support to Colonel Brookhart, stressing his primary win over the Harding era and GOP insiders. The World interview outlines his platform including repeal of the railroad act, capping railroad value, halting capital gains via subsidiaries, and a windfall tax on war profits.
Fragmented transcription argues against tariff support for the potash industry, alleging farmers would be taxed to fund imports from France and Germany. It claims the nation lacks domestic deposits and would suffer shortages, urging free-market logic over subsidies while noting wartime lessons.
A NYT literary critique surveys The Blightedale Romance, analyzing Hawthorne’s influence, utopian visions, and social ideals. The essay traces themes of power, moral philosophy, and narrative psychology through the novel and its reception.
A Manchester Guardian view argues that a future Irish war would be brutal on both sides, breeding distrust and civil strife. It warns that victory by either side would leave Ireland disunited, vulnerable, and despised abroad, with Ulster resentment and renewed sectarian clashes likely to persist.
A theater-like feature proposes colored porters provide entertainment on trains. It imagines a rear-berth scene with songs like Swing Low Sweet Chariot, Nedthe Paes, and tales by a head porter in a Pullman car. The piece treats race and performance with dated stereotypes.
A reflective poem recalls a rose jar memory of love and loss. The speaker seeks to preserve scent and feeling despite time and death. Imagery centers on petals, roses, and a lost retreat. Names and dates are minimal, focusing on enduring memory.
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