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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
32
A fragmented editorial sketches Senator Harding's fit for the presidency and the cabinet clash over reform and party loyalty. It argues for a President who consults broadly, surrounds himself with capable leaders, and faces congressional resistance with a reformer’s resolve.
Investigations by upstate translators criticize city governance failures and call for a rescue party led by the joint resistative committee. The debate centers on municipal accountability across departments, especially the Police Department, with citizens insisting on swift executive responsibility and systemic reform.
The piece discusses daylight saving as a federal issue with states weighing adoption. It notes debates on timing and efficiency, with references to legislative interest, public response, and potential impact on daily life and energy use across communities.
The Conning Tower analyzes Andy Bloggin, a key figure in the huegiess kin sphere, who boasts great profit from selling goods and claims all success is his own acumen. He critiques public policy and laments the coalition of Democrats Republicans and Prohibition, blaming them for economic woes while insisting on relentless work.
A sprawling, fragmented reminiscence traces blue laws and Protestant ethics across New York and national settings. It weaves in figures such as Francis M. Bangs, Willums College trustees, Moravian and Presbyterian debates, and references to public morality and social reform, touching on theaters and Sunday constraints. The piece blends portraits, memories, and lato coverage of civic and religious concerns, with stray notes on notable institutions and community figures.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Marines to the Falitor and discusses U.S. government actions, prosperity, development, and treaties. It references May dates, Veterans and veterans’ issues, and a general wartime or postwar context with mentions of New York and the United States. The garbled article hints at a political or military piece with broad economic themes.
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