The Troubled Churches Debate Fueled by Bryan
A broad clash between fundamentalists and modernists fuels a nationwide church struggle led by William Jennings Bryan. The controversy stretches beyond denominations, provoking potential heresy trials in Episcopalian ranks and rekindling a long dormant debate about science and scripture across Protestant churches.
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Mining Journal
Ming hailed as hero after pushing Wayne nothing policy
Representative Ming, who led the Lansing push to give Wayne nothing, was warmly welcomed home to Cheboygan. He claimed the Michigan House saved the constitution and house rules from being used to target individuals, despite opponents painting him as untrustworthy.
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Upper Peninsula
Wayne
Equalization
Lansing
Cheboygan
House of Representatives
Michigan
House
Ford Slams the Door on Endorsement Debate
The piece argues Mr. Ford’s renewed pledge not to run against Calvin Coolidge confirms his endorsement stands. It notes factions among Ford supporters pressing for a convention to test his stance, while suggesting critics use the Muscle Shoals issue to attack him. It frames Ford as wisely managing rivals while linking endorsements to broader policy battles.
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Coolidge
Harding
Ford
Mr.Ford
Calvin Coolidge
Roy M. Harrop
Omaha
National
United States Treasury
President Coolidge
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Mr. Coolidge
White House
U S Japan Debates Over Immigration Restrictions
The United States and Japan clash as earthquake impacts ease and mutual restrictions on Japanese in the U S spark ire. Both nations insist on protecting national interests, with Japan acting decisively to defend its people and development amid rising tensions.
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Japan
United States
America
Philippines, Japan, and the US far east policy debate
In a caustic critique the Chicago Tribune argues the United States should rethink imperial holdings. It warns of inevitable conflict if two powers clash, weighs the strategic value of Guam and Hawaii, and questions retaining the Philippines versus prioritizing the British West Indies and Mexican fronts.
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Philippines
Guam
United States
Japan
Magdalena Islands
Mexico
Guadalupe
American Senate
Mexican
George Dewey
Australasia
Europe
Celebes
Malabar Coast
Baku
Ormuz
Ind
Columbus
Caribbean
New England
Spain
Maine
Germany
Waihata
Asiatic
Congress
Far East
Alaska
Hawaii
British West Indies
Chicago Tribune
Automobiles and Tire Care Tips From a Historic Page
A fragmented automotive column notes punctures from long distances, gear shifting on hills, and keeping a car on the right. It cites engine idling issues from carburation, suggests yellow soap for emergency fuel line repairs, and warns that speeding or hitting ruts at high speed damages tires with delayed effects.
INO Styles Influence Sports and Street Hats
Street and sports hats blend as sports styles gain youthfulness and informality. Light felts with clover feathers and rosettes contrast with curtain dunhing models featuring quills and bright feather petals. Hand made accents mark elaborate designs, while simple pieces use scarves for trim.
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