The Way to Peace and the Gospel of Love
A Detroit article argues peace on earth requires the gospel of love and individual virtue. It urges Americans to extend goodwill beyond Christians, cites international cooperation and a world court, and warns against disarmament fantasies, social reform-driven law, and political timidity.
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Japan
League of Nations
Pacific
Earth
England
Germany
Confucius
Christ
China
America
Detroit
Where Does James Stand In Upper Peninsula Polítics
The Ishpeming Iron Ore notes James avoids clear stance, splitting between regular and irregular Republicans. The Times criticizes his tendency to sidestep issues after time in Washington. On the bonus question he claimed not to stand, citing illness, with later reports suggesting otherwise.
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Guy M. Cox
Upper Peninsula Association of American Legion
James
U. P
Washington
Ishpeming
Upper Peninsula
Times
Congress
The Bonus Bugaboo and Lawmakers in Dilemma
The piece analyzes how veterans demand for a bonus pressures congressmen. It cites Marquette Journal noting Harding’s veto context and fear of voter reprisals shaping votes. It argues politicians face choosing party stance against public demand and tax considerations shaping business conditions and employment.
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Legion
Marquette Journal
M. C
Congress
Harding
Pension and bonus policy debate on veterans aid and national prosperity
The text argues that directing bonus payments toward stimulating productive industry yields greater tax stability and long term prosperity than broad small bonuses. It foresees rising veteran pension costs and urges aiding service members with impairments while expecting self-reliant former servicemen to support themselves.
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I T
Urey
Motor trucks to pay road maintenance under PUC order
Federal court in Detroit handed down an opinion on a Liberty Highway company suit against the Michigan public utilities commission. The court said motor trucks on regular routes between fixed points may be required to contribute to road maintenance costs over which they travel.
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Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Detroit
Liberty Highway Company
Edward Charles Kabel
Commission
Interstate commerce license tax upheld on highway use
A federal court held that the Commerce Clause does not deprive states of the right to regulate highway use under police power. The case, heard before Judges Donahue Simmons and Simmons, concerned Liberty Company objections to a license and a tax of $1 per 100 pounds on motor vehicles, arguing it infringed interstate commerce and that the federal highway act precludes road-use taxes.
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Michigan
Maurice H. Donahue
Cincinnati
Arthur J. Simmons
Charles S. Simmons
Detroit
Liberty Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
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City Drug Store
Ironwood Candy Kitchen
James Poulos
Gogebic National Bank
Ronwood, Michigan
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