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Newspaper
Mckean Democrat
Location
Smethport, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
2
Editorial urges publishing readers’ views on a Community House project. It argues for a fully appointed, always open building serving residents and visitors with literature games and music, plus a large rentable auditorium for concerts dances and athletic events to fund maintenance.
The piece argues for a strictly business administration in national leadership, praising executive efficiency shown by Herbert Hoover and others while noting the danger of electoral fantasies. It questions whether Hoover or similar figures would win a major party convention despite their proven results.
A lengthy critique argues against judging Admiral Sims and General Wood by a single view. It defends the navy’s World War I performance, urging balanced assessment and warning against hasty conclusions about one man. The piece questions excessive praise and endorses accountability while acknowledging sacrifices of service members.
In Congress Republicans stumble in capitalizing on public issues, facing a figurative bankruptcy just as they should build credit with the people through timely, accountable governance.
A passage notes that many Native Americans holding public office slander the President and other government officers, arguing the alien Red will not refrain from the same practice. The remark underscores partisan tensions and concerns about loyalty and criticism in public life.
A New York to Chicago mail plane, blown off course by a fierce snowstorm, landed on John Page's farm in Hector Township. The pilot, seeking Bellefont direction, left a message with locals, then rode a train from West Pike. He planned to retry the flight Tuesday weather permitting.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, in a print famine as all daily papers suspend publication for an acute paper shortage. An estimated 1,008,000 readers lose contact with outside work while dispatches warn of a broader crisis, and residents report water issues amid the crisis.
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