Ward on Compulsory Attendance Law Sparks Fort Wayne Debate
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette reports Superintendent Ward criticizing the compulsory attendance law. He notes many high school students fail to meet standards and questions whether homes or schools shoulder responsibility. He urges careful review and consideration of the law’s effectiveness.
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Debated Ship Subsidy Faces House Action and Possible Extra Session
The article describes a heated push for a merchant marine subsidy, with President and Congress at odds over funding of 30 million dollars yearly. Supporters like Mondell back subsidy while opponents warn of tax burdens and private interests. Congressmen are sent home to gauge voter sentiment, and a Cabinet mention is avoided in campaigning.
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Appeal to the President to End the Bituminous Coal Strike
The Federal Council of Churches, uniting Protestants, Catholics and Jews, appeals to President Harding to convene operators and miners for a conference to resolve the coal strike. It warns of growing suffering in mining towns, rising rail disruptions, and the risk to national welfare if action is delayed. Public sentiment favors government intervention to secure a just settlement and prevent further hardship.
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Harding
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Illinois
England
Washington
Pussyfoot Johnson Attacks Shipping Board on Prohibition Cruises
The piece quotes Pussyfoot Johnson lambasting the United States Shipping Board for advertising patriotic travel while permitting intoxicants aboard government ships, calling the ads hypocritical. It then discusses Senator Watson of Indiana, praised by Richmond Timer-Despitel for his leadership and influence within the Republican Party amid debates over tariffs and civil service issues.
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The Senator and the Old Guard Rerun in Modern Politics
A compact critique shows a veteran Republican senator as a master of political manipulation. The piece notes his staying with traditional allies, feeding and soothing party factions, while other Republicans wander. It argues the old guard remains intact and still wields influence.
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The Fall of De Valera and Irish Election Returns
The Irish elections reveal a majority opposition to De Valera on the treaty. Sinn Fein gains in the Republic shift the balance, with Countess Meranovier’s defeat highlighted as a striking feature. The Easter Week rebellion figure faced sentencing, imprisonment, and eventual release amid the political upheaval.
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Women and the Tariff in 1890s and 1910s debate
The article discusses how tariff politics influenced women’s voting rights and party power across periods 1890 and 1910. It mentions figures like Aldrich and McCumber, and analyzes how women’s suffrage connected to Republican strategies and congressional outcomes. It notes proposals to defend women’s clubs and questions future electoral impact.
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Payna- Aldrich
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Tga Tate
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Hetys
Avery Weanwin
What the World Owes Russia Ceram the Minneapslia Tournal
A garbled 1918 style opinion piece argues Russia’s key role in the war and credits Russian commanders and allied efforts while noting election details in Ireland. It discusses the Treaty and political shifts, including figures like Darrel Figgis and Mary MacSwinay, and suggests ongoing republican struggles.
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Sintra
France
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Austria
Italy
United States
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Vial Snerky
Eligamalancer
World War I Reflections on Russia and Germany Struggle
Fragmentary wartime analysis discusses mis morale and equipment gaps among troops, citing Allied and Russian pressures. It notes industrial strain, munition shortages, and near collapse in 1916 while predicting long term shifts if German strength persists, with emphasis on public sentiment and national sacrifices.
Wait a Minute Wastes in Philadelphia Telephony
New York Herald notes talks between business leaders and telephone managers about reducing wasted time in calls. Proposes customers start with I speaking and minimize early “hello” exchanges. A statistician cites potential time savings from cutting greetings across millions of daily calls in Philadelphia and New York.
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New York City
Controversy Over Shakespearean Critics in London Gossip
A fragmented OCR piece discusses Sir James Barr and critics of Shakespeare, with references to Walkley and Ben Jonson, debating merit, wit, and authenticity. The text notes heated opinions, mixed praise, and speculation about the true "father" of certain plays and the nature of literary fame.
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Thenor
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Rariona
James Manirds
Iria
Taran
Mattinpfah
A Breath of Mint Poem by Grace Hazard Conkling
A lyric meditation on mint scent and memory. The speaker recalls emerald light, elfin touches, and a brook among mellow meadows as summer bees buzz. The poem blends fragrance with longing, ending with the beloved's presence as a subtle, unattainable sword of summer.
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