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Dr Butler Apology Analyzed Over Political Finances
The piece critiques Dr. Butler's week long reflection and his apology for remarks about money in politics. It argues his language lacks sincerity and fails to admit that Wood's campaign expenditures were a necessary result of their primary effort, not an illegitimate use of funds.
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German Seamen Face Opposition at Geneva Conference
An International Seamen's Conference in Geneva debates admitting German delegates. British delegates oppose, citing government sponsorship and lack of true representation, plus recent German seamen murders. Germans protest exclusion as a British plot while praising seafaring chivalry and condemning Uboat campaign brutality.
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Bergdoll Case Drift Follows Secret Military Findings
Secretary Baker allows the Bergdoll matter to drift after suppressing military conclusions while Bergdoll remains at large. A Philadelphia district attorney mobilizes a special grand jury to uncover conspirators, highlighting ongoing efforts to apprehend the escapee amid political pressure and public concern.
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Controversy Over Pardon of Tageblatt Editors
The text critiques the administration for clemency toward German sympathizers who published false war news, noting the editors were convicted and upheld by the Supreme Court yet released. It contrasts this with a youth deserter shot by an army sergeant for overstaying leave, arguing the penalty disparity underscores leniency for some and harsh punishment for others.
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Chivalry in the Elwell Case and Police Roles
The piece argues that chivalry guides a district attorney's handling of the Elwell murder probe, keeping police in the background. It notes identifications of a Kentucky woman and the “woman in black,” while “Miss Wilson” remains protected, and asserts the truth may come out if an arrest leads to trial.
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Colby Defends Paris Covenant as Clear Treaty
Ultimatum stance from President and Colby in Washington and San Francisco frames the league treaty as unaltered. Pittman and Hitchcock offered reservations with presidential permission, Virginia platform criticized only nullifying reservations, Colby calls phraseology improvements unnecessary.
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The Aristocratic Bicycle Reemerges in Honor and Ceremony
The piece muses on why dynasties rise and fall, then notes the bicycle's return after years of obscurity. ItSuggests a romantic, symbolic motive beyond economics, comparing cycling to Ulysses returning home to Penelope and its cycles of devotion and revival.
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The Bicycle Returns as Class Distinction Shifts
In a reflection on mobility and status, the bicycle reemerges as a preferred, affordable vehicle. The piece argues that economic squeeze and social attitudes lift bicycle use among professors and others, while expensive displays like silk shirts fade. The bicycle’s quiet dignity outlasts flashy cars.
Fashion clash as attorney general links with Paris designers
A discourse on US fashion primacy contrasts American and Paris styles. The attorney general is urged to honor domestic taste while New York designers oppose Paris leadership, arguing longer skirts cost little more and American discretion may outpace French whimsy.
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Peace at Paris Requires Distinct Policy for Germany and Turkey
Analyzing American attitudes, the essay argues Americans should engage to curb Germany while remaining aloof from Turkey. It holds that Wilson’s covenant treated all wars alike, ignoring geography and proportional threat, and calls for targeted treatment of Germany to prevent a new world conflict.
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President’s misstep on world peace alliance stated
The speaker criticizes the President for forcing universal treatment of nations, opposing a war born alliance until sanity is restored in Germany. Reservations are needed to avoid universal commitment, arguing the people want a league for peace without entangling in every local quarrel or sending troops to riots.
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Rally to Harding Over Wood Defeat in 1920 Letter
Charles E. Manierre of York writes the Tribune urging support for Warren G. Harding over General Wood in 1920. He argues Wood was the public’s choice, criticizes the Wilson administration and Democratic leaders, and calls independent voters and Democrats to back Harding for national unity and victory. Date: June 15, 1920.
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Salvation Army Drive Shortfall Prompted Reader Letter
A reader from New York writes to the Tribune about the Salvation Army Home Fund Drive. He notes the drive expected to reach 1,000,000 dollars but only raised 200,000 and cites a man who gave 25 cents as an example of financial hardship. The letter urges readers to donate and belief in duty.
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Gid Hoskins Defies Tobias Chase Over Mortised Frame
A Conning Tower scene recalls Gideon Hoskins stubbornly refusing Tobias Chase’s insistence to change a mortised barn frame. The dispute ends with Gid standing firm, proving Chase wrong as hinted by the report.
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The Flwell Mystery and Westward Letters Reviewed
A mixed column reviews Frank R. Linderman's On a Passing Frontier and other works. It praises Linderman for clear Western atmosphere and authentic tone while noting rival views on spiritualism and a critique of Jane Mettcairs in Presenting Jane Meftae.
What Would Roosevelt Now Do
A reader argues that if Theodore Roosevelt were alive he would back Leonard Wood as Republican nominee and form a renewed Progressive alliance to defeat the Old Guard. The letter urges reform and cites 1912 lessons to urge action and victory.
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Mistaken Convention Choice Puzzles Gazette Readers
The Timesy Los Angeles questions why a party would choose the small village of San Francisco for a convention when a larger and better city is available, leaving readers puzzled.
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The Call for Labor Reform by James H Beebe
Elmhurst L I June 22 1920 James H Beebe laments lazy workers and demands reform He argues shorter hours and paid vacations harm productivity and urges workers to endure hardships for a healthier prosperous nation He cites wage cuts shortages and resistance to labor by the public and policymakers.
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