Patriotism and Internationalism in War Debate
In a House debate Democratic members pressed that President Wilson should report how he used the $150,000,000 emergency war funds. They argued the demand was an insult, while the line between internationalism and anti-Americanism remains murky. Archbishop Spalding extols patriotism as timeless.
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Budget system tied to early principles of republicans
The passage notes that budgeting and centralized control of public funds are not new. It argues returning to a budget system aligns with first principles of the United States government and the earliest practices of pioneer Republicans.
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The Good Don’t All Die Young But The Bad Live Forever
A reflective cultural observation noting that virtue does not guarantee early death for the good while the wicked appear to endure longer, suggesting a cynical view of fate and morality. The line implies a paradox about aging and justice in life.
Wealth May Vanish in the Night Yet Love Remains
A reflective proverb ponders whether fortunes fade with time yet the experience of wealth and love endures in memory, suggesting the value lies in having known them even if lost.
Value of Congress on wartime appropriations
Chicago banker Mr. Charlies G. Dawes argues that from 1896 to 1916 Congress reduced executive requests in only two years, proving Congress protects the public purse. He notes Weeks and Madden proposed a joint expenditures committee to curb waste, which the President blocked, and warns a reconstructions commission was similarly defeated by Wilson.
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Brownsburg Falls to Plainfield in Close High School Battle
P H S defeated Brownsburg H S 31 to 24 on Brownsburg floor in a fast paced game tied 11 11 at half. The P H S squad surged in the second half, leaving Brownsburg Irish behind. Next game is Clayton tomorrow night before sectional tournament action at Martinsville next weekend. William Preston Cook, Commissioner, described Hendricks County real estate for sale with terms including cash and deferred payments.
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Poem Read At Senior High Portrays Faculty Fun
A Literary Club program at P H S featured a student written poem read aloud. The piece impersonates teachers Mrs Hampton A D Miss DeWeese Scott Edith and others, chronicling recitation hours and classroom antics with playful affection.
Notice of Commissioner’s Sale of Real Estate in Hendricks Co
The Commissioner under an order of Hendricks Circuit Court in case 10,653 William Preston Cook et al v Irvin Brown et al gives notice of sale at Horace L. Hanna’s law office Plainfield Indiana on March 14 1921 at 10 00 am to offer property for sale at a public price.
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