Why They Want to Stop the Tariff Discussion
An opinion piece argues tariff opposition aims to shut debate. It critiques fears of a German trade flood, cites a Camillus knife maker against high duties, and warns of higher prices for American consumers. The piece links tariff debates to isolationism and political graft while noting Attleboro jewelry and sugar duties’ impact abroad.
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England
China
Germany
Senate
Rhineland
Gerany
Wilson
Esas
New York Post
Robert N. Kastor
Camillus Cutlery Company
Silas Bent
New York Times
Attleboro
Mass
Cuba
West Indies
South America
Shadow Over the Doorway Forces Government Miners Talks
A tense stalemate unfolds as miners press for full contract fulfillment from operators and government. A high level conference is planned to resolve the impasse while tensions rise over the contract terms and market directives affecting operators and miners alike.
The Reaction on the Murder of Rathenay
A garbled report discusses political strife in Germany amid counterrevolution fears. It notes Hindenburg and Ludendorff facing blamed criticism, while socialist factions gain leverage as authorities clash with protesters and conservatives.
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Rathenay
Hindenburg
Wella Ludendorff
Mins
Imperial Palace
Roa
Atu
Siaing
le Moat
The Novelist's Workshop and Tarkington Advice
Indianapolis Star discusses Archibald Marshall's view on fiction as a story driven craft. It cites Booth Tarkington and illustrates how a strong narrative shapes character, noting how readers crave outcomes and the balance between plot and character in novels by Wharton and Tarkington.
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Indianapolis Star
Archibalt Marshall
Fale Review
Kingling
Ingorre
Tickens
Marshall
Indighapolis
What Is the Matter With Fort Wayne Schools
Fort Wayne faces criticism of its high school and Fort Wayne High School system. Readers discuss standards, entrance exams, and faculty quality, asking what is wrong and who is to blame. The piece notes strong local opinions and urges community interest in improving education.
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Tench
Indianepolie
Pears
Colerick
Counett
Jonk
Killa
Tayne
Sirla
Hiatt
Simone
College of the Counlad
Ward
Wayne
Shortridge
Cegherevet
Fort Wayne
Lerhe
Tharn Mabe
Fordney Seeks the Storm Cellar
The article reports Joe Fordary considering retirement after involvement in tariff policy discussions. It notes potential impact on his constituents and the political calculus surrounding his decision, with emphasis on the looming policy shifts and party alignment.
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Joe Fordary
Administration shifts stance on miners strike
The administration pivots on the nation’s coal labor dispute as five weeks loom before likely shortages. Earlier indifference and denial of any shortage drew criticism from the Journal-Gazette for its handling and perceived missteps.
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Yather
journal-Gazette
Jla
The Greatest Women and Men Debate History’s Greats
A fragmented discussion surveys who might be the world’s greatest individuals across eras and cultures. Musings cite Jane Adams Mary Pickford Churchill Aristotle Lincoln and Napoleon amid criticisms of ranking methods and long-standing biases.
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Jane Adan
Mra
Catt
Wharton
Alec Longworth
Mary Pickford
President Disgusted Over Public Expression, Barry Claims
A Til adelphia Public Ledger correspondent reports the President is disgusted by potential public expression that could threaten administration plans. He fears possible primary challenges and party discord in Congress, with signals of readiness to step aside if necessary. The piece notes uncertainty about majority support and future policy direction.
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Bayn
Republican Party
Indiana
Pordway
Bonra Ie
Pige of Hlatery
Ike
Wordney
Carey
Chyil
Ariutotle
Abraham Lincoln
Christ
Gontrchua
Dincela
Frederic the Great
Blamaraky
Nepoleon
Lous Xt
Lincoln
Arthur Bristiano
Wolle
Roger Ravan
Wolfe
Shakapunen
O1nera
Gorsider Jefferson
Tohart Barry
Tiladelphia Public Ledger
Wichluston
Tierding
Congress
Barry Sigan Lowe
Rory Tn
Enchanted Streets and a Blue Dress Girl
In quiet streets with white curtains and bone white steps a young girl in a blue dress stands by a green lit back garden. An old woman recalls youth as music echoes, creating a bittersweet memory in Morley's meditation on place and time.
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Christopher Morley
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Dave
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Goth
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Joe
Iththenan
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Tin Borla
Duniger
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Booth
Marshall Stinwa
Mark Twain
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Svatia
Tarkington
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Wurther
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Faleigh
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Nature
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Tay
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