Tariff Beneficiaries’ Influence Critiqued by Press
The article attacks tariff beneficiaries acting as political gatekeepers and questions the authority of The National Republican and The National Economist. It argues rural readers access Washington news directly, undermining party control and labeling the press as a privilege organ. It condemns Congress and mocks cheap magazines as sensationalist trials.
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National Republican
Republican Party
National Economist
Washington
Congress
Republican platform clash over 1920 bonus promises
Article argues the 1920 Republican platform erred in pledging adjusted compensation for World War I veterans and criticizes Coolidge positions. It suggests the Cleveland convention may add a plank to align the party with his stance, warning voters the big city view shapes national policy and cites the Franks case as context.
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Republican Party
Hibig
Coolidge
Cleveland
Tatent
Jazz ban in Paris shocks American musicians abroad
French labor ministry orders all American and British jazz musicians to quit Paris within five days. They may keep passports but lose licenses and performance papers. Cafe owners fear revenue loss and Olympic tourist reprisals while mystery surrounds motive amid Franco Anglo tensions and cultural clashes.
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France
Uncle Sam
Germany
Poincaire
Mmanners
George Carpentier
Tom Gibbons
Paris
Ministry of Labor
National Republican paper tied to big business cash
The National Republican is denied as a party organ yet used by leaders. Senator Norris shows reactionary Republicans own the sheet via Gary Riddick and funding from sugar, Sinclair Oil, tariffs, glass, iron and textile interests. Support buys subscriptions to influence editors and Congress.
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National Admirachine
National Republican
National Republican Committee
Norris
Nebraska
Gaiy Riddick
Montana
Washington
Sinclair Oil Company
Congress
Comparative Vanity: Happiness and Selfesteem in Moral Games
A Baltimore Sun editorial fragment argues happiness stems from selfcompare vanity. It claims people inflate virtue wealth and beauty to feel superior, urging readers to measure themselves against past greats to justify pride and ignore personal limits.
Don t Be Ashamed to Admit Your Struggle and Seek Help
A compact moral reflection urges honesty about temptations and material limits. It counsels acknowledging need for divine help with human problems, embracing honest tears, and standing firm for right. Seek guidance from a wise person when needed and pursue first best effort.
Peyote in Indian Religious Rites Sparks Senate Debate
The Haskin Letter reports on peyote use by tribes as a sacrament and the Interior appropriations clash over banning peyote among Indians. Arguments from welfare workers, residents of Indian reservations, and Oklahoma lawmakers highlight conflicts over religious rights, drug concerns, and state versus federal authority. The piece notes long running contention and confusion between peyote and mescal.
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Washington, D. C
Interior Department
Congress
Oklahoma
Loase
Thomas
Lave
Rm West
Peyote Ceremonies and Effects Described by White Observers
The article discusses peyote use among Indians, describing ceremonies held around a fire with buttons eaten in varying amounts. It cites white observers, including psychologists and doctors, noting intensified senses, vivid color visions, and linked hearing and sight experiences. Experiments using tea from peyote buttons reportedly yield stronger effects, with accounts of prayerlike singing, fatigue afterward, and uncertain long term mental outcomes.
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Yewitt
Hewis
Ong White Wan
Turing
Doc
Bird Kingdom
Library building contracts awarded by state board
The state board of examiners yesterday awarded contracts to the lowest bidders for state normal buildings. Library general contract to Henry Hamill, $69,621. plumbing and heating to Thomas E. Liebbin, $13,600. electrical work to Daler & Walford, Missoula, $3,393. amatal book stocks art Metal Construction, Jamestown, $4453. Gymnasium general contract to Henry Hane, $77,?. plumbing and heating to W. F. Ynee, Portland, $37,095. electrical work Burles & Taylor, Dillon, $1,435. heating plant building and prominent to WW. Fornee, Portland, $35,428. Stokes American Stokes company, $3,780.
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State Board of Examiners
Library
Henry Hamill
Bazegian
Thomas E. Liebbin
Dillon
Daler & Walford
Missoula
Amatal Book
Stocks
Art Metal Construction Company
Jamestown
Now
Gymnasy
Jil
Henry Hane IM
Ozenad
W. F.ynee
Portland
Burles & Taylor
Fornee
Stokes
American Stokes Company
Shrine session sets 1925 caravanseray in Los Angeles
The Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine of North America met in Los Angeles to elect officers and name the 1925 caravansary site May 26 to 28. James E Chandler of Kansas City became imperial potentate as J N Sebrell of Norfolk was elected imperial guard and Los Angeles was chosen as the 1925 caravansary site.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Mecca
North America
Tovight
James Fr. Chander
N. Sebrell
Khadive
Norfolk
Iuperia Gutey Guard
Los Angeles
Ghandlir
Conrad Vykenat
Misinet Semple
Brooklyn
N.Y
Imperial Council
Highéy
Willand S. Brown
Pittsburg
Imperial Breasuréy
Benjani
James E. Chandler
Perial
Meridan Greamery Company
Imperial Outer Yard
Seattle
Milwaukee
Philadellua
QOINGS OF GAY IN WASHINGTON Farm relief hopes fade at session end
House leaders abandoned any chance to pass farm relief this session while a deficiency measure covering the first year's bonus costs was approved. The Muscle Shoals issue remained unsettled as plans shifted to December. Senator Walsh from Montana emerged as a likely permanent chair at the Democratic national convention amid cautious signals on Wisconsin matters.
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House
Senate
Harry M. Daugherty
Ihr Senate
Wisconsin
Waiie Wold
Caveland Cdnvention
Sesiator Walsh
Af Montala
Menoeratic National Convention
Dr Mills to Speak at St Pauls Church This Evening
Dr T Mills editor of the Pact will deliver an address at St Pauls Methodist church this evening. He will discuss the High Lights of recent General Conferences and outline legislation in relation to world affairs. The talk covers recent religious movements and conference discussions. Public invited with Q&A on conference work.
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T. Mills
Pact
Christian Advocate
St. Paul's Methodist Church
de. Mills
North Wear
Hin
Rotarians Cancel Game With Deaconess School Team
Rotarians, eager for a charity basketball match with Deaconess boys, forfeited after lunch due to chilly weather. A nonmember Rotarian hinted teachers warned the squad, but the plan remains to reschedule and give the youths a future tussle at the national pastime.
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Rotarians
Deaconess
Selagt
Rotary
Chicken for Soldiers Ordered in Manila Food Ration
Manila May 10 The Associated Press reports chickens will be served to all American soldiers in Manila and nearby areas until chicken supplies are exhausted as the commissary faces an overstock of poultry. The program follows a plan to substitute chicken for 70 percent of beef rations as available stock changes.
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Manila
Associated Press
Cann
Answers to Questions from the Helena Intrapendent Infarmsxtion
A long, fragmented Q and A compilation covers varied topics from a federal information service. It includes queries on swimming pool items, foreign investment figures around 1920, tiger distribution, high tide comparisons between Boston and San Francisco, Continental Congress presidents, oyster production in Maryland Virginia and Louisiana, and the New York post office inscription attributed to Herodotus, plus definitions of a cow cud and a club named Stone Crabs in Florida.
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United States
T. A
Department of Commerce
Africa
Asia
Tower Euphrates
Vaduihero
Parsia
Miburz Mountains
Beluhistan
Afghanistan
India
Ceylon
San Petglescn
Boston
Coast and Geodetic Survey
San Francisco
Jontinental Congress
A. Peyton Randolph
Henry Middleton
Iola Hancock
Henry Lauren
John Jas
Samuel Huntington
Thomas Mu.Kean
John Manson
Elias Boudinet
Thomas Aladflin
Richard H. Lee
Nathaniel Gorham
Arthur St. Craiy
Cycus Chiffin
Lewisiana
Maryland
Virginia
E. S
Louisiaie
New York Post
Herodotus
Telleair
Florida
George Ade
Muscle Shoals Row 10 Goes Over
Lettered item reports Senate talks on Muscle Shoals fate. Ford supporters and opponents strike an agreement to delay action until December. Senator Underwood secures consent to finish the matter on Wednesday in the next session. Also a brief dispatch about Portuguese aviators Belros and Paces traveling from Lisbon.
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Associated Urits
Washington
Congress
Henry Ford
Underwood
Alabama
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