Senators named in Mexican documents spark debate over Hearst papers
The article questions the credibility of Hearst Mexican documents naming Borah La Follette Norris and Heflin, noting the senators had aligned with Mexico. It asks Hearst to prove the documents true, while commenting on reputations and possible motives and asking where Brookhart fits in the controversy.
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Heflin
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Norris
Mr. Hearst
Senate Investigating Committee
Mexico
Brookhart
Two Views On Agriculture In Iowa Talks
Speaking before the Rotary club in Council Bluffs FP F McArthur an extensive farmer near Oakland argued hog prices fall from farmers selling to packers directly not oversupply He proposed a marketing agency headed by a top lawyer and 2 million dollars yearly for advertising Dr H C Taylor warned the city country wealth balance is shifting and agriculture must adopt new methods to survive
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McArthur
Gary
Charles E. Hughes
Elihu Root
H. C. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
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Stimson Appointed to Philippines to Soothe Ties
President Coolidge favors Colonel Stimson to succeed Leonard Wood in the Philippines, praising his intelligence and tact. Dwight Morrow’s ambassadorship to Mexico is noted as auspicious and likely to be confirmed. The piece also remarks on Senator Brookhart’s stance on movies and hints at Hollywood issues.
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Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Colonel Stimson
Dwight Morrow
Mexico
Senate
Stimson
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Hoover's long ride to the White House may begin
The Baltimore Sun weighs Hoover as a rising front runner in 1920. It traces his eight years of hard labor in politics, the shifting rides by Harding Coolidge and Dawes, and looming party divisions between industrialists and bankers shaping a Hoover-Dawes contest.
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Santa Claus
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Hoover
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Mr. Hoover
Rapid City
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Mr. Lowden
West
Mr. Dawes
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America
Governor Hammill Backs Hundred-Million Bond for Iowa Roads
The governor endorses a statewide bond issue to fund a unified permanent highway system in Iowa. He favors pay as you go financing, cites potential savings, and plans a special session to seek voter approval within a year. If voters reject the plan, no bond issue proceeds, but 600 miles of concrete road would still be pursued.
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Hammill
Iowa
Mason City
Stand or Fall Together in Farm Relief Call
The Atlantic News Telegraph urges support for feasible farm relief plans. It argues farmers' welfare boosts the entire region and stresses prosperity depends on agricultural policy.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Iowa Republicans ponder Skromme Buser ticket stance
The Sac City Sun argues Iowa Republicans should oppose the Skromme and Buser plan, favoring a forward looking stance for party leadership even in a primary race. The piece suggests the public mood in Iowa would reject their leadership.
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Iowa
Skromme
Buser
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Sac City Sun
Worry and Debt in Modern Life Health Advice
Dr. Frank McCoy discusses how worry from debt erodes health and urges budget discipline. He outlines four debtor classes, advises self checks, and promotes frugal living to reduce anxiety and improve well being. He also answers reader questions on mouth bacteria diet fat content and exercises for posture.
Moses Elected Senate President Pro Tempore
Washington reports Senator Moses of New Hampshire was chosen as president pro tempore of the Senate on a party line vote 42 to 39. The Republicans then elected Edward P. Thayer of Indiana as secretary by 43 to 41.
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Washington
Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Edward P. Thayer
Indiana
Magruder Testifies Before House Naval Committee
Rear Admiral Thomas P. Magruder, removed from command at Philadelphia navy yard, appeared before the House naval committee and reiterated complaints. He urged better navy yard locations, criticized the high number of admirals, and disputed claims about his treatment in the duty alignment issue.
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Washington
Thomas P. Magruder
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Navy Department
National Defense
House Naval Committee
Navy Yards
Senate committee approves Stimson nomination for Philippines
The Senate Territories Committee approved Henry L. Stimson of New York for governor general of the Philippines and sent a favorable report to the Senate.
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Washington
Henry L. Stimson
New York
Philippines
Senate Territories Committee
Senate
Domination and discipline in parenting
Mark Byers argues against constant humiliation in home discipline. He suggests using reason and restraint, reserving sharp penalties for capital crimes, to protect a child’s dignity and self respect while preparing them for social life.
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Mts
Mark Byers
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