Calls for Daugherty resignation over Morse pardon handling
The piece argues Attorney General Daugherty should resign to spare President Harding embarrassment. It labels his appointment a rare mistake, caused by personal selection, and notes documents in the Congressional Record may justify resignation. It warns partisan figures may accuse the Tribune and Senator McCormick of aiding Democrats.
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Daugherty
Morse
Ohio
Harding
Department of Justice
Tribune
McCormick
Congress Prepares For Campaign as Debates Heat Up
Congress shows nerves as House members clash over war funds and Senators trade tariffs. The public observes a partisan wrangle that reveals busy Washington politics and a lack of agreement ahead of key votes.
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Congress
House
Washington
Forestalling Censorship by Self Regulation in Film
Hays urges producers to avoid censorship by eliminating the need for bans. Public appetite varies, but most people have a moral sense and demand conservative standards. Excluding offensive individuals from productions serves the public and protects children from false life ideas. Industry should entertain without degrading influences, ending censor work. Congress continues to study the Fordaider for Muscle Shows.
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Will H. Hays
Monitor
Teading Motion Picture
United States
Hays
Hoover Reassures Coal Consumer On Price Oversight
After extended talks and review, Secretary Hoover tells coal buyers they must watch fuel costs. If prices seem excessive, consumers can appeal to the commerce division for an official investigation. By the probe's end, winter may be over and wartime era coverage shifts.
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Herbert Hoover
Commerce Division
Coal Price Policy and Hoover Plan Spark Opposition
A discussion of coal price control critiques, recalling Garfield’s and its impact after the government removed him. It notes Hoover seeking to adopt the Garfield method, coal operators resisting, and warning that any grain price fixes would provoke similar outcry. The piece argues consumers would stay at the mercy of mine owners despite freight-rate promises and strike-related losses.
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Doc Garfield
National Coal
Comrmeres
Hoover
Ne Valera's Ireland tour sparks denouncements on religion
Ne Valera toured the country with vehement denunciations of the charge that religion influenced politics. His remarks tied church policy to national trouble in Ireland and drew sharp questions from the audience about religious involvement in governance.
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Ne Valera
Ireland
Rooster vs Ban Sparks Massachusetts Reform Rant
A satirical account describes a night in Salem where a rooster fight near Springfield drew police fire. several men were shot, some killed, and many arrested as reformers, allegedly descendants of Puritan restraint, advocate ending blood sports while preserving the chickens for pot pie.
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Old
Massachusetts
Salem
Commonwealth
Springfield
Texas van survives cyclone wreck with odd twist
A Texas van escaped a cyclone and then was kicked by a tule as it crawled from the wreck of its home. Some suetorists claim their license grants them the privilege of throwing aside ideas of gentlemanly conduct.
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Ley
Federal judgeship in Montana eyed for Senator Myers
The Butte Post editorial urges Montana Republicans and Democrats to unite behind Senator Myers for the federal judgeship. It argues that Myers’ prior judge experience and proven character make him the proper choice, and suggests the President would respond favorably to the proposal.
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Montana
Congress
McCormick
Shelley
Helena Kewyer
Riddick
Idee
Dhad
Myers
Federal Senate
Utes
Five Cent Cigar Tariff Debate and All American Tobacco
The Washington note cites Thomas Riley Marshall on the need for a cheap cigar and back to normal pricing. Tariff on Sumatra wrappers, duty fears, and all American tobacco plans spark industry debate among manufacturers and growers.
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Washington
Thomas Riley Marshall
Becau
Senate
Suimatra
Sumatra
Alex
Hiller
United States
Harding
Congress
Lion of Congress
Herve
Ruth’s dust throwing and fan-hurling blowback in baseball lore
The San Jose News comments on Babe Ruth’s actions toward umpire Hildebrand and a mocking fan, arguing such behavior reflects idol worship gone awry. It questions whether pop culture elevates stars to above-society status and insists a true sportsman should act with restraint, even amid massive adulation.
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Ruth
Babe Ruth
Dmpire Hilde- Wrand
Batcher
Lean
Roth
San Jose News
Fragmented Quaint Clippings Skim Crazy Headlines
A jumble of clipped lines with varied musings and jokes touches on fashion hats with live canaries, economics, sports quips, and misprinted names. Light humor notes include drinks, weddings, operas, and oddities from several U S cities, hinting at a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper miscellany.
Parohen's Film Service Advertises Fast Delivery
An oddly garbled ad touts Parohen's as the place to have pictures developed. It mentions films, canning peaches, and a claim of fast free delivery, with references to scientific notions and new fashion ideas.
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Youra
Parohen
Answers to Questions From The Felten Information Bureau
A reader prompts varied trivia and facts from hygiene, national symbols, and history. Topics include hair’s use, why Pirates is Pittsburg’s team name, Centennial nations in Brazil, U S government costs, flea making Dray, silver kept, French railroads, ferry tales, cavalry in World War I, and humorous quotes.
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Pittsburg
Louis Bie
Hantes
Brazil
Rio de Janecire
Congress
United States
AL Thion
Ati Moina Michel
Atney
Georgia
P. A
Censis Bureau
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Navid
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Asia
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