Republicans urged to vote against wholesale referendum in Polk County
The Record urges Republican voters in Polk County to assess four suspended laws and oppose indiscriminate petitions to initiate referendums. It argues for representative government over referendum and backs the Republican ticket as ready for November, urging careful voter consideration at the Osceola convention.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Republican Party
Beebe
Senate
Record Editor
House
Pilk County
Osceola
Mary Day
Thone
Voters See Tax Bills as Central Issue in Coming Campaign
A political column argues Democrats lose voice as tax burdens at home grow clearer. It recalls past revenue laws and criticizes reform promises like abolishing the county assessor, urging taxpayers to scrutinize facts before voting.
Polk County Republicans Attend Primary Voting
Polk County voters participate in the primary election as they select party candidates. The article notes turnout and local polling details for the Republican ballot.
Rail Labor Board seen as path to lasting settlement
The piece praises President Harding for using the Rail Labor Board as a mediating framework in the ongoing strike, arguing the board’s principles could prevent future trouble. It links the board to Henry J. Allen’s Kansas Industrial Court and urges adherence to arbitration as the only route to lasting capital labor harmony.
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Harding
Rail Labor Board
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Tariff Fight and Press Alliances Stir State Debate
An editorial critique argues the State Journal protects its own interests by allying with the Non Partisan League to block primary law changes while promoting ads for imported goods. It praises protective tariffs as a national and local safeguard supporting American workers, industry, and home prosperity, urging early approval of the tariff act. The piece cites purchasing power effects across states and stresses the need to shield labor from foreign competition.
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State Journal
Iaw
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Hancock
California
Florida
Pennsylvania
What Protective Tariff Means to American Women
Miss Alice Robertson of Oklahoma argued in Congress that protection benefits women in homes and children. She cited shopping as pivotal, praising department stores and the lure of sales and “below cost” advertisements as a key effect of protective tariffs.
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New York
Madras
Scotland
Japan
England
St. Gall
Alice Robertson
Congress
Oklahoma
House
Congressional Record
Robertson
Hese
Allen
Nebraska State Fair prizes draw rural youth to exhibit
The text notes rising rural interest in farm work among boys and girls and states that city migration has slowed. It highlights prizes for children's work at the Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln from September 3 to 8, intended to attract exhibitors in calf and chicken rearing.
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Lincoln
Harold Morton Kramer to Speak at Osceola Chautauqua
The Osceola Chautauqua hosts Harold Morton Kramer on August 4. Kramer, a former cowboy, newspaper editor, Spanish War officer, and World War I veteran, has extensive European and American travel experience and is well qualified to address the public.
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Harold Morton Kramer
New
Northwest
Europe
America
Scotland in Song Duggins and Dudos at Chautauqua
The piece highlights Scotland’s musical heritage led by Harry Lauder and notes the upcoming appearance of Scotch singers Duggins and Dudos on the Chautauqua program the third day. August 4th.
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Scotland
Harry Lauder
Scotch Duggins
Ernest Dudos
Davdl Duggin
Jeannette Kling to Tour Central West in Chautauqua
Mono actress Jeannette Kling, known as a one woman company, is billed for the Osceola Chautauqua program on August 5. Her prior appearances include Philadelphia ten, Montgomery twelve, Memphis ten, Chicago eight, Dallas five, New York two, and other stops in the central west.
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Jeannette Kling
2 Stock Company of
Central West
Philadelphia
Dallas
Texas
New York
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lexington
Montgomery
Ala
Memphis
Ye Olde New England Choir at Chautauqua
Frederic L. Perry of Boston conceived a program showing the different periods of music in song cycles. Perry and his company will appear at the chautauqua on August 5.
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YE Olde
NEW England
Frederic L. Perry
Boston
Mr. Perry
Chautauqua
Brass Choir Ensemble Presentation
A brass group of five seasoned players performs a program featuring pieces titled Praise Ye and Unfold Ye Portals by Gunoud and Thurlow Lieurance, delivering inspiring numbers.
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Gunoud
Thurlow Lieurance
Osceola Chautauqua To Feature Noted Music Ensemble
An Osceola chautauqua program in August will showcase a fine musical ensemble praised for musicianship and a dignified program. The event emphasizes quality performance and a refined concert experience.
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Chautauqua
Osceola
Congressman Yates to speak on Our Country August 6
Illinois congressman Yates renowned speaker presents Our Country under The Five Smooth Stones from the Brook on August 6 in a public address. The talk targets national themes and civic reasoning.
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Congressman Yates
Illinois
Congress
Shepherd of the Hills on Osceola Chautauqua Program
Louie E. Ramsdell and Etna Ramsdell reprise roles in The Shepherd of the Hills with Harold Bell Wright's play drawing praise and critique. The production appears on the Standard Chautauqua circuit and closes Osceola's program on August 7.
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Louie E. Ramsdell
Gaiet Gray
New York City
Molly
Etna Ramsdell
Harold Bell Wright
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