Ford's Democratic Principles Question Ford Candidates
The Ford leaders in Michigan caution voters about Henry Ford as a possible Democratic favorite son candidate. They warn Ford may not grasp Democratic or Republican principles, noting his history stance that history is bunk and his focus on practical decisions over theory. The piece argues party fundamentals rest on interpretations of history and current views, urging endorsement seekers to align with party philosophy.
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Eaders
Democratic Party
Michigan
Henry Ford
Ford
What of It About Mah Jongg and Babcock
A newspaper defends J. P. Babcock after exposing that his Mah Jongg game is an American invention. The piece argues the game’s merit matters more than its origins and notes Mah Jongg may surpass bridge in popularity, praising Babcock as a clever creator.
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J. P. Babcock
Mah Jongg
China
Hoboken
N. J. Babcock
Pople
Not Significant Craig Freed From Jail Term by Pardon Action
Comptroller Craig of New York City is released from a sixty day contempt sentence by presidential remittance. The pardon is not granted and Attorney General Daugherty says Craig deserved all he got, with no need to punish the city by jailing an officer. The case raises questions about contempt procedure and judge as prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
New York City
Coolidge
Daugherty
New York
Craig case and the limits of court powers discussed
The article argues the Craig case raised a general issue about court competence and free speech. It claims the case was derailed by the comptroller’s action and by Craig seeking a habeas corpus writ from a different judge, turning a constitutional question into a political dispute. It concludes that President Coolidge acted appropriately in handling the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Comptroller
Coolidge
Humorous Fragments on Politics and Everyday Life
A collection of quips and puns about hunting fashion, religion funding, Bolshevism as a skin disease, tax cuts versus stardom, talking with hairpins or pipes, turkey storage, world war fears, headlines from French Lick, and social quirks. Includes lines on European leaders, crime waves, a Los Angeles husband, and a quip about Danning.
Elected officers named for La Crosse Valley Lodge meeting
Ten years ago today La Crosse Valley Lodge No. 149 elected officers at its Main Street lodge rooms led by BK. G. Harry Knehes as V N G and George Haebrs as secretary. Charles Warner named trustee with Joseph Gutten treasurer and George Falk. Mrs. Vincent Beutler, 68, died at 724 Barker last night after 31 years in La Crosse. Miss Mathilda Lynse and Nordlat Nustad wed at 695 West Avenue South with Rev. H. G. Magelesen officiating. Bi-County Argus marks eleventh anniversary with twenty pages and praise for editor O. Byron Cooper. An investigation finds 1,160 girls employed in La Crosse factories. Fred Wege returns from Bostwick Valley, and Winnefred Mitchell and Louis J. Campbell wed in Manila on October 28. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Withee return from Chicago after stack show. John C. Gerlettie and Charlotte E. Johnson married in Winona by Judge Vance. Thirty years ago William Pfeiffer and Hannah Gorder wed. A child-labor notice circulates among manufacturers, urging underage workers be avoided. John P. Linton Lodge No. 100 elected officers led by W. J. Scott as Chancellor Commander. John Hoban named keeper of exchequer. B. C. Smith master-at-arms. Chipmunk Coulee couple Jon Carson and J. F. Zeitiow plan ice venture. Mitchell Brows teaching Chipmunk Coulee school.
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la Crosse Valley Lodge No. 149
Main Street
BK. G
Harry Knehes
George Haebrs
Joseph Gutten
Charles Warner
George Falk
Vincent Beutler
Barker Street
Nordlat Nustad
Mathilda Lynse
Nustad
West Avenue
H. G. Magelesen
Argus
de Soto
O. Byron Cooper
la Crosse
Fred Wege
Bostwick Valley
Manila
BP. IL
Winnefred Miteheart
A. H. Mitchell
William Pfeiffer
Hannah Gorder
Uitraut
Pfeiffer
John P. Linton Lodge
W. J. Scott
W. A. Winter
KE. B. Magill
FY. Sommerfeld
Co. & van Auken
W. B. Clisb Aster
John Hoban
B.C. Smith
Elle
Jon Carson
J. F. Zeitiow
Chipmunk Coulee
Mitchell Brows
Webster
Co operation urged between industry and education
Dean F Turneaure of the University of Wisconsin engineering department urged closer ties with industry at a Wisconsin Manufacturers Association convention. He cited a $100 fund from the National Association of Engineering Teachers to study industry needs, stressing that timing and training of young engineers are crucial for meeting those demands.
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Milwaliyis
Wise
Tne
Pregs
Efavetn Industry
F. Turneaure
University of Wisconsin
Arten
Wisconsin Manufacturers’ Association
Dean Turneaure
Wnless
Three Days Cough Signal Warns of Lung Trouble Cure Ad
Breathing ailment warning urges Creomulsion and Creomulsion to soothe inflamed membranes and kill germs. Ad claims creosote-based medicine fights chronic coughs, colds, bronchitis, and asthma, with a money-back guarantee if relief fails following directions.
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Creosote Lo
Afanta
Engineering graduates and workforce demand cited
Hean Turoeaure notes 1,100 engineering students at the university with about 200 graduating annually. There are 129 engineering schools in the United States, producing roughly 7,000 engineers each year. The National Industrial Conference Board estimates 40,009 more technically trained workers are needed annually in industry.
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Hean Turoeaure
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Terminal Tariffs Rejected by Wisconsin Commission
Wisconsin state railroad commission rejected terminal tariffs proposed by railroads for several disributions at Wisconsin Rapids Nekeosa Tort Edward Mosinee and Rothschild citing no authority for acceptance. Illinois wins stock honors at International Livestock Show with Berchor. nt rare tied off the grand champion Lereford steer Dale Fisturber. Reserve champion ship went to W Blayney of Denyer Cal for Blaynexs Tera.
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Madison
Wis
Wiscomsin Rapids
Nekeosa
Mosinee
Rothschild
Syitebiue
State Railroad Commission
Tursdry
Illinois
QeaGo
Dpr
van Vorbis
Sean
Berchor
Lereford
Dale Fisturber
W. Blayney
Denyer
Cal
Blaynex
Tera
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EL Oe
Fribune
Leader Press
E Hs
Leaness Aise Ine
Cone, Hunton, & Woodman
Hi Foc People’s Life Budlding
Wells Street
Rom Teeth Avenue
Victor Bultdt
Ieee
Teao
Constitution
Atlanta
Victoria
St. Louie
Associated, Press
Focal
Tom Sims
North Sterling
Conn
Germany
Madison, Wie
Mart
Chicago University
Europe
Los Angeles
Danning
London
U. W
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Bodega Club
Jehl
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Licas
Tombridge
Kent
England
the Knights OF
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Dasa
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Penick & Ford, Ltd
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
New Orleans
Penick Syrup
Knights of Pythias Bazaar
Hamilton Lodge
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