Mann Defends Record Against Longworth Attacks
Representative Mann replies to charges by Nicholas Longworth, arguing his own legislative achievements and leadership role. He attacks Longworth’s social focus and GOP record, contrasting it with his own voting against the Payne tariff and advocating ambassadorial housing efforts. mentions Stone and Reed in Missouri Democrats.
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Withdrawal from the League Must Be By Consent, Not Flight
A editorial argues that withdrawal from the League of Nations would destabilize global order. It warns against clauses for easy exit, comparing the League to a union of states where withdrawals are not tolerated. It notes risks if any allied power seeks to withdraw and calls for a robust, sovereign League that can enforce mandates. It contrasts wartime statesmanship with contemporary political discourse.
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Motion pictures waste time and money says critic
The New York letter argues that the film industry wastes resources and offers little artistic value while shaping public taste. It cites 18,000 theaters, 1,627 films yearly, and only about 100 meritorious works per producer claims, highlighting waste and competition as inevitable yet harmful to quality.
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The End of Peter's Nap by Thornton W Burgess
Peter Rabbit naps on Buster Bear under a brush pile in the Green Forest. Buster dreams in deep winter sleep. Peter awakens to the sound of Buster stirring, realizing the bear is waking from his long winter sleep. He flees as Buster begins to wake and move.
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Anniversary of Sir Isaac Newton Death
Today marks the death anniversary of Sir Isaac Newton born 1642 at Woolsthorpe England who died 1727 and was buried at Westminster. It notes other figures dying on March 21 including poet Robert Southey born 1774 and archbishop Thomas Cranmer born 1489 who was burned at the stake on March 21 1656. It also mentions the 1791 incorporation of the first bank of New York and wartime events in 1918 and social work in last year the Children s Aid Society of Pennsylvania cared for nearly 3000 children.
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Spanish Premier Is Partisan For League
MadridMarch 19 Premier Romanance told the Associated Press he is a partisan of the league of nations in the same sense as President Wilson Spain is ready to collaborate with other nations to establish the league and is willing to make sacrifices to assure its success
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