Review of Coolidge as President and party leader
The piece analyzes Calvin Coolidge after two years in office, praising his prudence and party leadership while arguing the office shapes the man more than personal growth. It notes Republican praise for economy and tax cuts, his cautious foreign stance, and the belief he seeks another term, with historical context of Harding McKinley perspectives.
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Swampscott
Mr. Coolidge
Firec
Coolidge
Harding
McKinley
Wilson
Tuck
WUST WEAR COATS TOO IN KNICKER RESTAURANT RULE
A Kansas City restaurant owner sparked a national controversy by declaring that women entering his establishment in knickers must also wear coats if they want to dine there. He argued male attire should conform to the dress code, prompting widespread, though privately voiced, amusement among men.
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America
Kansas City
Eli Vollora
Isrue
Paris
Emancipation in Dress Sparks Male Fashion Debate
The article argues for gendered fashion reform, noting men grow more comfortable in soft shirts and Palm Beach suits while urging women to adopt men’s shirts and coats. It laments social elites adopting gloves as a status symbol, claiming society should support broader dress freedoms now.
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Palm Beach
Time heals wounds and Germany quota surprise
Time has softened past war animosities as Germany faced a large immigration quota while allied nations received far fewer. The immigration bureau set Germany at 51,227 prospective citizens for the year, with allied nations totaling 21,491. Citizens show little protest, suggesting a national tendency to forget wartime rancor faster than individuals.
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Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Portugal
Greece
Romania
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Nonresident fishing license prices compared across states
A Daily Enterprise item from Livingston notes tourist complaints over Montana nonresident fishing licenses. It contrasts Montana's $3 fee with Oregon and Washington at about $7.50, and warns lowering the price could harm state revenues and fishing stocks by drawing more visitors and prompting stream closures to balance fish planting.
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Daily Enterprise
Livingston
Park County
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Game Department
Best Editorial of the Day on Soviet Brutality and Revolution
A critical editorial denounces Soviet actions described as mass executions and purges, contrasting with earlier czarist regimes. It parallels the Parisian terror and laments loss of intellectuals, quoting a Chicago correspondent and railing against brutality. The piece questions why such carnage persists and warns against eroding humanity.
There Is More Fun In Being a Healthy Poor Boy
A concise musing on fulfillment comparing simple, low cost living to wealth or luxury. It favors contentment, honest work, laughter, and forgiveness over material excess, high status, or quarrels, arguing that happiness stems from family and plain nourishment rather than riches.
Pan American road congress opens in Buenos Aires
August or October opening session in Buenos Aires will bring 21 American republics together to promote highway construction across the Americas. The United States will send an official delegation led by H. J. Rich and including Thomas MacDonald and G. A. Sherwell, with a large unofficial group from banking, automotive, and road machinery interests. Aiming to boost Pan American unity, education, and cross-border road projects, the event will map a Pan American highway and discuss funding, expropriation, and maintenance.
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Buenos Aires
New World
South America
United States
Buenos Aire
Coolidge
Congress
H. J. Ricn
Detroit
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
National War Labor Board
Thomas If MacDonald
Bureau of Piblic Roads
Department of Agriculture
Pr. G. A. Sherwell
Inter-America High Commission
Frank Page
North Carolina
Charles M. Rahcock
Frederick TL. Hillshop
Achant of Engineering
Univerality
Pittsburg
William ©. Hull
Tiinola
York
Panama Canal
Weat Canal
Brazil
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Santiaga
Valparaiso
Santor
Sal
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janiore
Unite States
Charles ®. Wughes
Hoover
Agriculture Wallace
Office of Motion Pictures
Latin America
FL W. Porkina
Pan- Ple
Countrins
Aouth
Topler
Aeach
South Ameri
Road Congress
Pan American Union
Pan-American Confederation For
Barnos Aires
Lena Rowe
Tan- American Union
J. Walter Drake
Wibur J. Carr
Thomas J1. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Tred J. Kent
Bankers’ Trust Company
New York City
Toy D. Chapin
Beaver’s Utility Highlighted Amid Beavers Dam Waters
A Forsyth Independent report notes beavers dam streams along Armelis Creek, preserving water for stock. While blamed for forestry losses, beavers provide seasoned firewood and fuel, and farmers may finally praise their foresight after drought conditions. A minor earthquake rattled San Diego Riverside and San Bernardino counties at 2:15 a.m., spanning 140 miles from San Diego northeast to San Bernardino.
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Salton
Forsyth Independent
San Diego
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Avg
Associated Press
Riverside
San Bernardino
Business Review Reports Mixed Signals From August Trade
A wartime era style survey notes general business improvement in most lines during the first week of August, with steel and copper up while the oil sector faces volatility. A potential anthracite labor dispute looms as contracts near expiry, and shares push near record highs on Wall Street.
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New Yorksociated Presse
Malas
Loz
Ster
United States Steel Corporation
Steet
American Locomotive Company
Syate
Johan Tr Ryan
Anaconda Copper Company
Buffalo man seeks to learn business from ground up
Donald Dold of Buffalo, secretary and third owner of the Cold Byaca, valued at 87 million last year, has completed months of work as an ordinary butcher at his firm’s Wichita plant and plans to do the same in the Goats plant, aiming to understand the business from the ground up.
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Byaca
Wichita
Kans
Answers to Questions aid you ever write a letter to Frederic J Meakto
A long Q and A feature asks readers to questions about finance, golf, lighting, labor history, and other topics. It shares answers from a Helena Independence Bureau director and various contributors, covering topics from endorsements on notes to the Great White Way lighting and Jefferson Davis's state funeral.
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M Nower
Fini
Frederic J. Jigskin
Helena Independent Information Bureau
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Hellespont
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Dardanelles
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Herr
New Orleans
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Woshington
Confederate States of America
Amsterdam Symphony Orchestra
Europe
Tabor Dar
New York
Colorado
Department of Commerce
Callifornia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Michigan
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