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A June 4 1920 feature reviews postwar finances and political critiques. It discusses Governor Lowden’s expenditures and a push for clearer source disclosures, arguing the cost and motives behind wartime and postwar campaigns. The piece touches Hoover, the War era, and cross national trade ideas, including Britain Russia relations and currency questions.
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Associated Press
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Syoptor Tohngon
Lowden
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Warty
Lowde
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Vanny Britain
Russia
Thors
Moxr Krassin
Trritain
Busag
Great Britain
Poxtraband
Ambiguous text fragment on political figures and figures
Fragmentary OCR text references a farmer, a house, a president, and a congressman with unclear details. Names and events are garbled, hard to extract concrete facts or dates. Summary notes the presence of political figures and financial figures without clear context or outcome.
Practice of department heads in the Senate questioned
The text questions whether department heads routinely sit in the Senate and asks if the Senate will move to end the practice. It frames the issue as a procedural concern about governance and representation within the body.
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Senate
Debate ethics and slander in Congress marked by partisanship
The New York Tribune notes that constitutional privilege cannot excuse moral slander by a Congressman. It urges Mason to be precise, warns against loose charges, and criticizes attempts at obstruction while stressing nonpartisan scrutiny of proof.
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York Tribune
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Russia
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York
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Farina
Euler
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Annette
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Delhyewel
al Rett
Nate
Tomy
Hiltterint
New New York
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Tha
Onpur
Government War Risk Insurance Fails Soldiers Trust
A December report from the War Risk Insurance Bureau details low claim costs and administrative profits, noting soldiers abandoned government policies for private insurers due to distrust in how the program was run. The advisory committee urges organizational reform to improve response to inquiries, policy issuance, and settlements.
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War Risk Insurance Bureau
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Elaine
Imuss
Menihlicar
The Daniels Misstatement and Naval Prep Debate
The Senate questioned Secretary Daniels about a Navy General Board warning on preparedness. A August 4, 1914 letter cited by Admiral Bridgman suggested naval determinations while the Navy sought to justify measures amid tensions in Caribbean waters.
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General Board
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Marvels and the Myth of the Home Run King
The piece ponders the fan appetite for heroic sports moments and the risk of overexposure. It reflects on Babe Ruth’s era, the drama of near misses, and how consistent stardom can temper public excitement while still fueling speculation and awe.
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Narvel
Marvel
Babe Ruth
Konekel
Casey
Furtver
Roth
Deficit Growth under Bolshevist Regime Cited in 1919 Figures
A Bolshevist official publication reports 1919 deficits totaling 23 million rubles, with 14 million rubles covering excess bills, 4 billion rubles spent on pay, and railroads, factories, and mines run by the government. The piece critiques the regime’s economic policy and questions future viability.
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Idustries
Russia
NOO Whey
Toneur
Neglected Federal Employees Report on Payroll and Policy Failures
A deteriorating federal workforce is blamed on underpaid workers and flawed systems. The report cites unpaid and delayed wages, inefficient operations, and political interference affecting government employment. It highlights pay inequities, privatization pressure, and weak enforcement of federal statutes across agencies.
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Copia Mackie
Pereval
Twan- Hoods
Ralinies
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Colton
Uniform standard for federal civil service adopted
A congressional report backs a uniform classification and pay standard for the federal civil service. It notes varied recognition and stagnation in departments, cites rising living costs, and argues the measure would curb demoralization, reduce resignations, and align government pay with private sector levels through revised superannuation terms.
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Justin
Saluta y Power Blockade and the Naval War Debate
A fragmented 20th century wartime piece references the power blockade, urging steadfast defense against Germany and Japan. It discusses naval strategy, Allied cooperation, and the need to resist surrender while praising Britain, the United States, and static naval dominance amid grand wartime rhetoric.
The Anniversary and the League of Nations Debate
The piece reflects on the Senate rejection of a resident’s proposal regarding America’s role in the League of Nations and compares the situation to the aftermath of the Treaty of Versailles. It traces U.S. participation goals, British influence, and the enduring tension between national sovereignty and international cooperation in shaping postwar world order.
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America
Versailles
League 2 Nations
League of Nations
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Wagua of Nations
Association of Nations
League’ of Nations
Great Britain
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Britain
Fragmented musings on travel and literature in a stormy era
An experimental, sprawling excerpt surveys Conrad, Kipling, and distant places like Shanghai, Peking, and Penang. It contrasts adventurous fiction against the allure of real journeys, noting the pull of exotic settings and the ache of unfulfilled exploration.
Fragmented Observer Portrait of Clerical Labor Decline
A damaged text reflects a worker’s view of a large corporation’s auditing department, describing a rigid chief clerk, weary bookkeepers, and clerks striving for better conditions. The piece quotes workers who see themselves as skilled, not laborers, amid outdated mores and internal hierarchies.
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Thole
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Haley
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