Gompers Attacks High Cost of Living in Campaign Row
The piece argues that labor leader Gompers cites high living costs as the campaign issue yet condemns the Democratic party for creating the conditions. It accuses Democrats of tariff conspiracies and excess profits taxes, notes wartime finance and League of Nations ties, and contrasts Republican and Democratic records, urging a November vote to resist the party in power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamuel Gompers
Eue
Democratic Party
Repubican
Cox
Mr. Gompers
lJubon
Missouri GOP leads in governor and Senate primary vote
In Missouri late primary voting Republicans outpolled Democrats by about 40 000 for gubernatorial nominees and about 90 000 for senatorial nominees The Democratic split shows 22 259 Democratic voters backed senators but not governor amid discontent with state ticket candidates Congressman M E Rhoden led A T Hrewster by over 500 votes in this district The piece closes calling it a Republican year
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Missouri
M. E Rhoden
A. T. Hrewster
Plate error in Inet issue page corrected
Publisher reports two minor items on the flat page slipped from the plate supply house. They were distinctly Democratic in political quality and published without the editor’s awareness. The newspaper will exercise tighter oversight on plate supply in future editions.
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Inet
Plate
Cox Attacks Senate Oligarchy and Prefers Autocracy
The speaker denounces a senatorial oligarchy comprising nearly all Republicans and about half of the Democrats, opposing majority rule and aligning with a presidential autocracy. He questions readiness for permanent one man government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Senate
Wilson
Incomplete Quote Sparks Debate Over One Man Rule
Fragmentary remark by Woodrow references Senator Harding on the idea that the nation is too large for a single leader. The dialogue hints at concerns about centralized power and the scale of national governance in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow
Harding
Tennessee Ratifies Nineteenth Amendment Amid Division
The text notes that Tennessee ratified the Nineteenth Amendment last week, granting women the ballot, while northern Republican states supported it and the Solid South largely opposed ratification, reflecting regional divides in the voting rights debate.
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Tennessee
North
South
Wilson supporters split over league issue threaten party unity
Supporters of the President doubt Cox's stance on the league and interpretive reservations. Wilson loyalists warn the party split will widen as the league issue outranks the candidate, with dissidents hoping to constrain Cox and demand adherence to the covenant.
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Cox
Mr. Cox
Wilson
Plecea
Te League
Speech on national priorities shapes wartime policy debate
The writer argues that Mr Wilson's proposed policy framework must be weighed against broader needs in national obligations and reforms. It contends that beyond the league project, the administration's approach to governance may define the decisive issue, challenging Mr Harding's capacity to gain acceptance.
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Mr. Hanning
Wren
Wilson
League
Nomination of Cox Tragedy Warned by Bryan
Special dispatch to the New York Times quotes William Jennings Bryan calling Cox's Democratic nomination a tragedy. Bryan argues the nomination would make the party leader of the lawless and risk handing the White House to those who defy government, urging Democrats not to support Cox if nominated.
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Cox
San Francisco
Willian Jennings Bryan
New York Times
Itls
Democratic Party
White House
Country Needs Harding With Plain Practicality
A Chicago editor argues that Harding is unlike a self important leader and offers that the country wants a president who is plain, practical, trained in government related study and labor. He predicts Harding would plow a straight course with intelligence honesty diligence and fidelity unless public sentiment proves otherwise.
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Harting
Governor Coal Dee stance in public re vie as election nears
The text argues voters will learn Governor Coaldee�s true positions and call for clear policy statements. It notes Senator Hardag�s satisfaction with the easing of political contention and urges public confidence in the Republican balance amid uncertain times.
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Coaldee
Hardag
Quote by Wli H Hays on faith and freedom
A historical quotation declares that the fight is for the faith of the republic and the perpetual freedom of America’s sons and daughters. The speaker is identified as Wli H. Hays, reflecting period rhetoric about liberty and national unity.
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The
Republic
the Sons and Daughters of America
W li H. Hays
Manila journalists' school opens at UP
The University of the Philippines hosts a journalism course directed by Walter Wigus, a Columbia graduate, with Wilcos and others joining from New York and Boston papers. Admission limited to third and fourth year students with strong English, open to men and women. about fifty enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Journal Fem
University of the Philippines
Tn Maiia
Fatay
Walter Wigus
Colomita Univerty
Caltec
Wilcos
Boston
Journalian
University of Mlnnis
Ue School of Jernaliems
Fragmentary Note Reveals Local Craft Payment Oddities
A garbled message from a local page mentions multiple pieces and a large sum, referencing quilts and an individual named Margeret Resks of Lawrenceberg. The text is incomplete but hints at a financial distribution or sale. Further legible details are needed to confirm persons, places, and amounts.
Publicans Warn Hard Task For Relief Of Tax Burden
The piece argues the GOP will face a heavy job cutting the nation’s tax burden post Civil War. It cites preliminary figures showing federal taxes totaling 2.41 billion for the year ending June 30, a record high about 24 percent of national wealth, and criticizes wartime waste and profiteering while urging restraint and policy reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Americas
Pengle
Sean Able Esuwamy
Mardiag
Governor Cochler Aims at Fatherly Labor Ethic Echoes
A garbled edcorsal passage discusses Governor Cochler invoking his forefathers toil and the hard work ethic as a model for leadership. It rails against political theatrics, claiming the governor seeks to claim his grandfather's working virtues while downplaying self-serving motives. It suggests a critique of political posturing versus enduring labor values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochler
New York Times
Democratic
Coolidge
Cranfyther
Saturn
Fragmentary political rant hints at Paris talks and elections
This OCR fragment references Frankie Kevevelt and Aggerkan citizens, a meeting in Sanjay with two great men, and mentions secret omigstions and Paris talks with Great Trials and Japan. It questions what the premier shall do if elected and implies discussions with unseen parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie
Sanjay
Wh- Wen
Mm Paris
Japan
Fragmented readable text from a damaged page
The readable fragments reference committees, a congress, and political tensions. No clear events, names, or places are identifiable to form a concrete summary.
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Wall Street
J. P. Morgan
League of Nations
Brad the
Jimmy
Sayer
Ilson
Supreme Politicalcene
Rubicam Business School
Delmar Arenas Grand and Arsenal
ST. Louis, Missouri
Republican
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Congress
Missouri Selden
Spencer
Arthur
Hyde
Chant Escu, Becker
Vor
George F. Hackmann
Stew
S By Thompson
Attoney
Jesse W Barrett
Supreme Cort
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Erwalt Higbee
Supreme Court
Traveleo Jmladr
Lteayle Coun
Ghongck Ty Reynolds
Tuiriwnant Mongres
Marion EO Hndeks
Chas, AL YI
Deveries
Joan H. Barker
Seeced
W. J. Bays
For (Ounty
Norman
Ke li
NSUN
William AL Eensper
Aeser
J. Righeson
Cousty
J Magnew
Thurman
University of Illinois
Philippines
Budapest
Everat
Pamieiment
Mewarthy
Leeter
Thie Place
Peres
Senater
Henling
Potosi
Banez OF
FOTOS
the Southers
Missouri State Teachers College
Aics
Rardeag
Tha
Jioma
Algu
W. 8. Deurmont
Southeast Missouri State Teachers College
Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Ford
A. H. Carr
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