Senators Defend Immunity From Civil Damage Claims
In a Washington newsletter Senator Daley of the National Editorial Association argues that Senators enjoy immunity for their Senate remarks and attacks on opposing nominees and citizens. He warns the broad immunity tolerates blackguardism and unjust reflections, harming honorable citizens while some Senators exploit it to win re election.
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Waatington
Wmn. Daley
Agsociation
Supa
Senate
Congress
Congressional Record
Early morning exercise mocked by Dr Williams
The article quotes Dr Jesse Williams of Teachers College criticizing early rising and rigid routines as silly and artificial. It suggests many will abandon the fad of strict physical culture rituals in favor of a natural, painless approach to health.
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Jesse
Williams
Teachers College
New York
Thrift and Crime: Saving as a Path to Honor and Safety
A publicist links thrift to lower crime, arguing saving steadies character and curbs extravagance that leads to dishonesty. Early instruction, steady habit, and funeral independence are praised as stabilizing forces. The piece quotes a speaker who defines a banquet as a crowd-pleasing yet empty discourse.
Farm Relief Bill Becomes Law With Large Appropriations
After years of debate the farm relief bill has become law with about 600 million dollars authorized for execution. The plan creates a complex federal payroll and raises concern among farm leaders about jobs versus lasting benefit. The outcome hinges on the selection of payroll operators and the measure’s future impact on farmers.
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Giorl
New Edison Stamp Honors Fiftieth Anniversary of Edison
A 2 cent stamp issued to honor Thomas A Edison and celebrate Light's Golden Jubilee. The red commemorative features Edison’s first lamp and marks five months of events ending with a Dearborn Michigan testimonial next October.
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Edison
Light
Dearborn
Mich
Whanope
Thomas Alyal Edison
What’s Wrong Here in College Athletics Commentary
A Western athletics commissioner argues against educating many tal lege men who enter professional baseball, lamenting university funds spent on them. The piece questions bans or bonds for student athletes, compares risks with other crimes, and asks what should be done. It critiques the commissioner’s logic and ends with a provocative flourish.
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Western Athletics
America
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Michigan
General Motors
Oakland
Renwick Auto & Implement Co
Nand
Wm. Beenen
Reachers
Iowa
Thrift and Crime
the Farm Relief
Bill
Renwick Savings Bank
Renwick
Renwick Rendering Company
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Dyer's
Eagle Grove
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