The Turing on Republican discord in congress cartoons
The Unieago branded as the nations greatest paper attacks the current Republican administration. Cartoonist McCutcheon presents Congress as trapped in cobwebs while voices call for action. The Tribune notes editors grow weary amid ongoing lambasts and stalled issues, including Hardin era policy.
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No body Knows Washington policy in Harding era
The Philadelphia Public Ledger editorial laments admin inaction on key foreign issues. It cites silence from Washington on the code, arms limitation, and world association goals, noting a tug of war in Congress over a declaratory peace resolution and vague White House messaging.
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Is It Possible the Adm Inner Circle Lacks Awareness
A concise inquiry probes whether the inner circle of the administration might be unaware of key facts. The question implies potential gaps in knowledge among top officials about ongoing developments and their implications.
Sound bonds stay steady with strong demand for high yields
W J Moore of American Bond & Mortgage Co notes steady demand for sound real estate securities if interest returns are sufficiently large. He cites a generalized economic recovery, cautious stock market shifts, and improving confidence alongside indicators in housing credit and labor markets.
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Military Music in Quis County Reinforces War Time Spirit
Reconstructed readable fragments describe martial music's role in military life during wartime, highlighting official recognition, training camp activities, and ceremonial use. The piece notes staff involvement, public reception, and the cultural function of music within the war effort.
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Taft Named Chief Justice in Taft Era Show Vote
President Herding nominates William Howard Taft as chief justice of the U. S. Supreme Court succeeding the late Justice White. The column recalls Taft's Philippine service and battles over his wartime leadership while noting mixed views on his bravery and legacy. A mining note follows about potash in Germany and deep sea shifts.
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Taft
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Absolutely Not Guilty Billy's Return Tale
A fragment recalls a boy named Billy returning from a trip to Lis eur On his mother asks his object in staying at muntie's He replies cheerfully I never taken it with me and am on my way home from a 201 box.
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