Harding and Roosevelt argued over past antiwar statements
The piece notes Democratic press efforts to cast critics on Senator Harding by replaying 1912 remarks about Theodore Roosevelt. It argues Roosevelt would not back Harding or Wilson, cites Harding’s earlier USS Lusitania stance, and recalls Harding with Roosevelt in urging unity against factionalism.
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Harding
Theodore Rooseelt
Roosevelt
Senator Harding
Wilson
Taft
America
Theodore Roosevelt
Lusitania
Belgium
Sena
Roosevelt Legion
Harding Nomination Viewed as Anti Wilsonism
The article argues Harding’s nomination benefited from a backlash against Wilsonism and a push to restore McKinley era leadership. It cites Congressional distrust of a plebiscitary presidency and a desire for a candidate from within the existing political circle. The piece notes internal party unity and a shift toward decisive leadership in Chicago discussions.
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Harding
Wilson
Grayson
Congress
McKinnex
Chicago
Donkey's Plight Mirrors Wilsonism Delegates’ Apathy
A fragment notes general disgust at Wilsonism and its works. The poor donkey, weighted by a heavy record, becomes an object of litte sympathy as delegates ignore its availability.
Death of Dr James Hervey Hyslop Ends Spiritism Career
The article reviews the life of Dr James Hervey Hyslop a psychologist who investigated spiritism exposing frauds yet facing fading scientific credibility. It notes his early rigor his persistence in studying phenomena beyond accepted science and calls for a laboratory headed by scientific standards to study spirit phenomena impartially.
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Dr. Mystop
Dr. Hyslop
Jan
Ty. Hyslop
Tayslop
Rockefeller Tnstitute
Stratford
JO Gay
Republican platform and Versailles treaty prospects
The Tribune argues the Republican platform does not bar ratification or reservations to the Versailles treaty and that acceptance by the United States remains possible. It notes the Senate could reconsider the treaty, with or without Wilson, and discusses public policy on the League of Nations and prohibition amid shifting political alignments.
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Taft
Smoot
Tribune
United States
League of Nations
Senate
Wilson
Yosul
Supreme Council
Viscount Grey
Republican Path to Ratifying a Safeguarded Treaty
The text argues President Wilson alone opposes Article X modification while a future president could win allies to changes. Senator Harding backed ratification with loge reservations and would work to “Americanize” the treaty. It urges Republicans to reject the non Americanized form and vows a simpler treaty solution with a Republican president and Senate.
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Wilson
United States
Harding
Senate
Urban growth slows in census as war reshapes cities
The census shows slowed growth in major cities like New York and Chicago and rising numbers in smaller urban centers. War production shifts and better living conditions drive dispersion, with Detroit Cleveland Columbus and Los Angeles among notable gainers while Boston lags.
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New York
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Toledo
Akron
Canton
Ohio
Columbus
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Boston
Louisville
Supreme power stay despite Calhoun era idea and fourteenth amendment defiance
The passage argues that nullification is not new and that despite explicit mandates the states’ representation in the House and Electoral College remains proportionate to adult male suffrage denial. It notes the Fourteenth Amendment is being defied in effect.
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Calhoun
House of Representatives
Electoral College
Letters on Butler Wood candidacy stir national debate
A collection of letters from readers in Oneonta New York Ogunquit and Scranton condemn Dr Nicholas Murray Butler and defend General Leonard Wood. They oppose the Lowden Harding ticket and urge Republicans to rally behind Wood or face defeat.
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Rutter
Wood
New York
Lowdon
Ffrace Geimrs
Department of the Prittsburg
Noogevett
Tha Tate
Lenden
Democratic Party
Lowden
The
Tribune
Leonard Wand
Yentenday
Nicholas Murray Butler
General Wood
American Union
United States
White House
John Kendrick Bangs
Ogunquit, Mo
Fragmented Verses and Public Notices in a 1920s Gazette
A dense, disjointed column gathers poems, notes on figures like Warren G. Harding, Alfred Noyes, and a Shakespeare reference. It cites civic gossip, fashion critiques, stray letters, and short observations on public figures, ending with forecasts of warmer weather and mentions of Harding and Coolidge.
Portraits and memories of a wartime family and Vienna aid plea
The piece reviews volumes by Witter Bynner and Annie Kilmer, tracing letters and poems about a son’s early years and wartime death. It reports on a Vienna relief appeal and a reader letter praising Leon Trotsky’s era, with notes on correspondence and literary criticism from 1920.
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Brentand
Annie Kilburn Kilmer
Post
France
Notable Man Remains Divided by Pro and Opposing Views
Reader reactions split on the subject as supporters praise his character while opponents offer harsh estimates. When averaged, both sides leave the man at roughly his prior standing.
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Marding
Prompt Post Convention Comment Shapes Senate Selection
A rapid Democratic critique of Mr Hardin as an unsuitable choice follows a swift response mirroring the decisive tone seen at the Chicago convention. The remark signals strong opposition within party circles to the candidate.
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Hardin
Chicago
Unions Stand and Labor Strife Across the Nation
A fragmented, period-phrase overview describes labor unions opposing government actions and conservative reaction, citing protests and planned demonstrations. The piece references labor groups in the United States and Canada, urging actions to restore order and influence public policy through collective action.
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