Tommie Poteroy Celebrates Fifth Birthday
Editorial notes a child's fifth birthday party narrated by the youngster Tommie Poteroy. It mentions gifts and refreshments and highlights ten playmates plus a reference to Andine, wishing the child happiness and continued joy in simple pleasures as life’s battles go on.
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Tommie Poteroy
Andine
Rail fares rise 20 percent and pullman charges 50 percent
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved new rail tariffs last week boosting passenger fares and pullman charges. Critics warn travel may shift to cars or planes and railroads could see a drop in passenger traffic. Some states like New York have delayed approval for interstate travel rates.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Public Service Commissions
Woman suffrage becomes part of U S Constitution
Secretary Colby signed the proclamation in Washington last Thursday morning declaring the woman suffrage amendment a part of the Constitution. The act, read without ceremony, sparked chagrin among some leaders who wished to witness the momentous event. The piece asserts women will vote more intelligently than many male voters and predicts the next election will be decided by women, with political anglers the only feared consequence.
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Washington
Colby
United States
Roberts
France saves the world from Bolshevik threat at Warsaw
The dispatch credits France with halting a Bolshevik push toward Warsaw aided by American artillery and German ammunition. Polish forces, led by French officers using famed tactics, repelled the assault at the city gates while U S politics clash over league ideals and a separate peace with Germany amid wartime turmoil.
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France
Warsaw
Germany
England
United States
League of Nations
France Prioritizes Patriotism Over Individual Ambition
The antiadministration statesmen have borne fruit to an appalling degree. It is fortunate for the world that France, at least, places patriotism before personal ambition.
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France
Cox stands for progressive measures in Democratic race
Senator Owen, after a Washington briefing with Chairman White, backs Governor Cox as the progressive choice for the presidential nomination. He points to Cox’s 1912 initiative and referendum fight in Ohio as proof of progressive Democrat leadership, contrasting Cox with Harding and urging support for Cox’s campaign.
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George H. White
Democratic National
Washington
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
San Francisco
Cox
Ohio
Harding
Controversial Picketing Criticized by Philadelphia Record
Contemporary opinion questions the tactic of picketing the British Consulate in New York by women protesting Lord Mayor Terence McSweeney of Cork. The piece argues such actions mock the case and compares it to protesting railroad fare increases at a ticket office, noting some seek cheap notoriety.
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New York
Terence McSweney
Cork
McSweney
Babe Ruth
Schwenkville
Philadelphia
Canned Campaign Interviews Stir Republican Ranks
Republican campaign managers struggling to mobilize local leaders to praise Senator Harding and his platform publish canned interviews through party papers. The Baltimore dispatch says editors receive prewritten praise with local leader names inserted for publication, a strategy to avoid risky public endorsements while maintaining a flexible, broad appeal.
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Harding
Baltimore
Old Guard
John Jones
California
Bill Smith
Maine
Suel
Willis Secures Republican Nomination for U S Senator
Ex Governor Frank B Willis wins the Republican nomination to succeed Warren G Harding as U S senator in Ohio primaries. Willis previously taught at Smethport’s institute in 1913 and remained a national figure after speaking at the Chicago convention nominating Harding.
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Ohio
Frank B. Willis
United States
Warren G. Harding
Willis
Buckeye
Smethport
Teacher's Institute
Ohio Northern College
Ada
Henry J. Rice
Chicago
Revival Firemen's Day Boosts McKean County Fair
The revival Firemen's Day at the McKean County Pair will be favorably received throughout the county. Firemen's Day on September 17 will bring many uniformed volunteer firefighters to Hmethpot from McKean county towns and will inject pep into the fair and benefit the county volunteer fire departments.
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McKean County
Hmethpot
Just Jottings by R K Knapp on postwar crime and thrift
A critical column mocks a Saturday Evening Post piece by Hilton Hawett Railey about postwar ambushes of unarmed suspects. It questions praise for wartime killers, comments on sugar price shifts driven by housewives, speculators, and refinery actions, and laments thrift versus bravado in American society.
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Hilton Hawett Railey
Saturday Evening Post
Wrr
Bailey
Germany
Most
Mr. Bailey
Armerictn Hlousewife
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