New York Tribune Advertising and Rates Mixed with Political Editorials
Fragmented OCR shows subscription prices and newspaper rate notes for The Tribune alongside a political editorial advocating Republican ideals. It references safety, distribution, and progress themes, plus a varied list of ad copy and a general defense of social action aims.
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New Xone
York Conersith Ogilen Bell
Melen Togery
Adores
NASA
New Ter ‘Testis
Novica
Munthe Tenth
Toelgs
Merstiandise
the Tribune
Wood and GOP factions loom in heated party scramble
A fragmentary news snippet depicts a pivotal political contest as Wood edges toward key party support while rival aspirants jockey, factions clash over strategy, and prominent family-linked figures are mobilized to influence the forthcoming nomination.
General Wood and Labor Issues in Early Court Debate
The piece reflects on labor law principles, public versus private employment, and advisory committee views. It notes economic pressures and education as keys to industrial relations, while praising General Wood for health and endurance during canvassing and his support from Surgeon Leonard Wood. It cites Miles’ memoirs describing Wood’s physical stamina and leadership.
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Republican Party
the & Industrial Relations Court
Besic
Fox
Hepublican
Ita
Aires
Prit
Ing Hut
Eployers
Interes
Lawton
Geronimo ix
Leonard Wood
Wood
Miles
Fort Hunchuca
Massachiatte
Harverd
Crea
Social Problems in the Platform for Republican Chicago
The Tribune surveys the party platform debate on social legislation. It notes mixed views on old age pensions unemployment insurance and child labor tax law. It urges prudence, constitutional caution, and a proactive but measured stance by Republican candidates and states.
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Tribune
Republican Party
United States
Chicago
Wheelchair President Opposition Justified
A biographer notes the subject’s long career and self-control from youth. He recalls a wound when he stitched himself and later faced life with resolve. The text argues it is unnecessary to fear his term, suggesting excuses for opposition beyond policy choices.
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Lates
Jinsin
Spectator recalls Wilson era preconvention funds humor
Chairman Cummings notes the President was in excellent humor during talks on Senate probes into pre-convention campaign funding. The piece cites a 1912 costly pre-convention effort for Wilson, mentions Harvey, Watterson, and a famous Harpers editorial edit, and reflects on political rivalries and estrangements from McCombs.
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Cummings
Bether
Senate
Hiram Johson
William E. Borah
Mr. Wilson
Washington
New York
Wilson
Colonel Harvey
Colonel Watterson
Harvey
Harper's Weekly
Louisville
Princeton
Eugene Aram
McCombs
White House
Federal water power bill moves toward public control
The water power bill, stalled twelve years, creates a Federal Power Commission to supervise development, issue leases, and regulate rates as private use expands. With coal prices rising, expanding water power is seen as essential, balancing public domain stewardship with present needs.
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Congress
Congyevs
Federal Power Commission
Airplane surplus sale hazards U S aviation defense
A damaged report describes 10000 surplus aircraft and 50000 engines built for Britain sold for 1.8 million with 60 percent of profits to the seller. Britain Britain Canada Australia and France restrict imports. America remains the sole disposal market threatening U S aviation.
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Great Britain
Canada
Australia
France
America
Armerican
Emergency bill to curb surplus war aircraft influx
Connecticut proposes a duty on surplus war machines based on original cost and British purchase price. General Mitchell warns urgent action to protect U S military aviation as three Maryland firms and Aero Club of America back delaying tactics to allow cheaper imported machines. Congress urged to pass emergency measure before adjournment.
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Ting
Representation
Connecticut
Mitchell
United States Airervice
Maryland
Aero Club of America
Congress
German Charity Drive Critique by a New York Writer
In a 1920 letter Arthur T. Richmond of New York argues against German war relief drives urging Americans to aid German children. He warns such charity risks wasting resources and questions the need of German youths versus American children, citing wartime depredations and moral responsibility.
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Germany
Austria
Geremany
America
United States
A.B
Haniel
Arthur T. Richmond
York
Jane
Canada
Keynes
Belgium
Eare
Paris
The Long Holiday Quirk in Early American Life
Fragmented notes on Memorial Day and Labor Day in English and American thought, contrasting stillness and oratory with leisure activities. Mentions of poets, political editors, and a range of figures, hinting at debates over presidential terms and journalism.
Johnson cabinet talk sparks voter food for thought
A May 20 Boston Evening Tribune analysis weighs Wood and Johnson era policies, debating taxation, reform, and party strategy. It questions whether four years of Johnson's agenda would aid towns, contrasts Kenyon and Borah appointments, and hints at Republican opposition while urging readers to think about the political future.
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Johnson
Boston
Wood
Tonvoee
Willie Honan
Bolt
Nittine
Tito
Pan
Wilton
Sand Runyan
We Flour
West
Ates Senate
Ginveal
Republian
Wievin Dulineon
Hari Orrard Cooper
Howton
Nis
Canada's Reparations Claim Among World Opinions
The article analyzes Canada’s reparations bill from Germany, comparing it with Keynesian, American, Hythe, and French proposals. It argues Canada’s claim strains British Empire shares, potentially leaving little for the United Kingdom and its colonies, while examining Belgium and France roles and the broader indemnity debate.
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Germany
Canada
Keynes
Cnada
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Aytne
India
Ilythe
Paris
Benen
Paul J. Cravath
France
Australi
Om Kim
Hythe
Belgium
Meclure Newspayer Syndicate
Armenian question and Christian virtue views cited
A letter from Robert W. Leonard of Mount Kisco New York dated June 1 1920 defends Christian virtues while labeling Armenian people as brave honest and industrious yet dull in temperament. It contrasts Turks unfavorably with Armenians and recounts a traveler tale about a Turk checking for Christians.
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Southworth
Armenia
Armesia
Moms
Cox
Turkey
Turkeo
John Calvin
Robert W. Leonard
Mount Kisco
N. Y
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