Harding Senate Support Plea for Seater Y. Lemroat
A Republican committee head urges Wisconsin voters to back Seater Y. Lemroat in a bid for a Republican Senate majority. The statement, issued through publicity chief Joseph Smith, argues a Republican Senate is crucial to electing a Republican president, stressing war end, League of Nations, tax policy, tariffs, and national issues. It cites Senator Lenroot as an illustration of the stakes if the GOP gains a majority.
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John T. Adams Tyee
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Roxtt
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Smith
Harding
Coolidge
Wisconsin
Adams Teteee
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Pocket size still discovered by US prohibition agents
Asheville officers captured a pocket size still near Saluda described as the rarest device seized in the prohibition effort. The miniature still fit in a pocket and was shown to the city as a home consumption item. It was complete to the smallest detail and exhibited by federal agents.
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Asheville
N. O
Prohibition
Saluda
Lenroot Praised as Nation’s Asset in Senate Ten-Year Outlook
The piece extols Senator Lenroot as a skilled, moderate Republican with broad experience in science and legislation. It lauds him as a liberal statesman who will serve America first, arguing the Harding Administration needs leaders like Lenroot from the Middle West for the next decade.
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Lenroot
Wisconsin
Senate
United States
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Senate urged as vital for party and country
A political appeal argues the necessity of a Republican Senate and the election of Mr Handing. It urges making Senate contests as pivotal as the presidential race and warns voters of the high stakes in the current election. The message stresses unity to secure a strong majority.
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Senate
Handing
Music Helps Stenogs to Speed Work Shuttle
Washington Seattle businesses plan phonographs for stenographers to speed up work. Stenographers enjoy typing to tunes like the Armphis Blues, claiming it makes tasks quicker and easier. The note mentions birds and breeding season portions as a stray fragment.
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Seattle
Bill Jones
Paris Adopts the Clemenceau Hat for Evening Wear
An article notes Paris adoption of a Clemenceau hat as a stylish evening option for men after World War I. The black hat, portable and less formal, is praised over bowler or silk hats and is already showcased at the Lepine and Grand Palais exhibitions. A separate item records a marriage license mix up where a clerk misheard Powell as Amphy.
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Paris
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Clemenceau
Grand Palais
Hen Attack Fells Man to Lockjaw at Oxford
Warry Kapp, 52, was attacked by a hen which pecked his hand and led to lockjaw. In other news Paris M. Laubans, inventor, claims a submarine design able to dive safely to 300 feet, surpassing current depths.
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Oxford
Warry Kapp
Baer
Paris M. Laubans
Age of the World claims by John Von Muller historian
John Von Muller, a historian focused on biblical references, concluded in 1920 that the world is 7,642 years old. The piece notes his widely accepted stilted theories and touches on gender and tailoring stereotypes briefly, reflecting a dated perspective.
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John von Muller
Fragmentary Quote Shows Shorthand on Women and Tasks
A partial quotation discusses gendered work roles with garbled wording about women performing tasks and references to windows, bids, and a star. The readable fragments imply critique or categorization of labor by gender, though the context is unclear.
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