Proclamation of Republican independence in policy debate
The article defends President Harding against claims of dictatorial control over Republican policy. It argues the Senate acted with caution on the soldiers' bonus and economic reform, contrasts Democratic critiques with their Wilson-era dominance, and condemns rail and prohibition issues while urging fiscal restraint and tax relief. It mentions Mellen and government spending, urging budget cuts and economic prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congreen
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Sal
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellen
Republican Party
Tax burdens and tariffs spark public debate at voting time
A voiced plea urges restraint on new taxes until after upcoming votes. The speaker argues tariffs shield the home market but fail to aid global competition, warning that tax burdens ultimately fall on small earners who cannot pass them along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta
Shipping Board criticized over costs and ruined commerce
A critical editorial blasts the United States Shipping Board for wrecking revived American ocean commerce. It accuses the board of treasonous mismanagement, making business too expensive, with three transactions per clerk and vast payrolls, obscuring the year’s record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Shipping Board
America
Seven Seas
Shipping Board
Egeland
Flood of Gold Almost Exhausts World Supply in 1919
A sanitized historical account notes gold production and trade as the United States and global markets struggle to meet demand. It highlights fluctuating reserves, the role of key regions, and the persistent value of gold during postwar exchanges between nations and industries.
Rank dis loyalty alone is the hypothesis on which such conduct may be explained
The fragment suggests a focus on loyalty as the key explanation for certain conduct. It contrasts loyalty with other possible motives and hints at pointing to a central hypothesis without providing broader context or specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willman
St. Lotis County
Daily News
Treth
Sheriff Willman
Arus
Irges
Fortune in Sharks New Pacific Coast Industry Promises Profits
A new shark processing industry flourishing on the Pacific coast, centered near Parker and Maype iden on the Gulf of Georgia, aims to harvest sharks for oil liver fertilizer and hides. Nelson MacDann describes auto-catching gear and high-value shark products, including fins for Chinese cuisine and waterproof hides. The venture sees strong North Pacific potential with Alaska as feeding grounds and Norway as a model for industrial scales.
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Victoria
Parker Iond
Callano
Gulf of Georgia
Nelson Mac Dann
Thie City
Alaska
MacDonald
Norway
Orlelitale Henn
Seatile
Married life burdensome in old age court suit
Ida H. Smith, eighty, appeared in Bellingham Washington court to defeat her divorce suit against W F. Smith, eighty. The defendant filed a cross complaint alleging his wife made his life burdensome.
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Bellingham
Wash
Ida H. Smith
W F. Smith
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim Letter
An old advertisement text asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh. It claims internal liquid medicine enters blood and mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions. Circulars are offered free by J Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney
Gold Mine Lure for 300 Years Haunts Priest Memoir
In a muddy tale from Mexico City a priest recalls a legendary gold mine sought for three centuries. Reports link explorers, outlaws, and a secret map from the Old Tyapa district to a hidden camp along the Pagul river, with native guardians and colonial authorities complicating the search.
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Eld
Amt
Sekera
Jack Thinn
de Coverner
Warken
Oh Tropa
Tesa
Bart
Ming
Covsta
Nacw
Cambridge thinker promotes vast universe beyond science
A newly arrived scholar to Harvard from California claims the universe is immensely larger than current science holds. He argues traditional measures are insufficient, proposing a revolutionary view based on triangulation and cosmic scale, challenging established experts and institutions.
Bank Canary Change Sows Global Rate Shock
A bank director and executives meet to deliberate on a momentous decision altering the discount rate to four percent and signaling a wider financial shift. Reporters, clerks, and telegraphers await the outcome as bankers assemble amid global attention and a cautious crowd outside the bank.
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Feeland
Walstewet
Powes
Housekeeper Inheritance Details From Will
The bequest describes a housekeeper receiving 128000 from Al Kousey with a life interest and obligations toward Minn Kieamur Uragery, including duties and privileges. It notes the lake and property arrangement, naming Luther Day and Hageld Murem as beneficiaries of specific items and life rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereland
al Kousey
Minn Kieamur
Agate
Luther Day
Gamond
Hageld Murem Bas
Highest and lowest elevations in Washington state
The fragment discusses elevation extremes in Washington state including the highest peak near 14,502 feet and mentions related measurements and routes. It references nearby features and comparisons to other elevations, though the text is garbled.
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