Rail strikes shift focus from seniority to public harm
The article critiques the railroad wage dispute, arguing seniority rights are less crucial than public welfare. It notes strike impacts on transportation and fuel, urges legal measures to outlaw such disputes, and discusses political views on Wilson, the League of Nations, and Cox. It cites New York reports and editorials on labor, policy, and public duty.
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Me Cox and His Worries on Europe and a New Policy
Me Cox discusses European events and U S responses. He warns of potential dangers from Germany and central Europe, citing statements by Mr Cas and the Democratic party’s stance. The dialogue explores U S foreign policy direction and public worry.
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Texas election safeguards spark legal clash over voter rights
A Texas dispute over voter qualification rules and party affiliations led to court action and a district judge restraining county officials from questioning electors on past political ties. The case centers on constitutional oaths and attempts to disenfranchise voters prior to primaries, with Bejar County cited in restraining orders and broader warnings about eroding ballot access.
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Perjury risk in pledges to party nominees
The text argues voters’ claims of party loyalty are moral pledges not legally enforceable. It questions whether perjury could arise from later abandoning pledged support and suggests penalties for election interference similar to subornation. It envisions broader popular sovereignty and fewer court retrials of constitutional directives.
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New York Education Budget Sparks Citywide Debate
A Boston newspaper critiques New York Citys proposed 100 million annual education maintenance budget noting the vast sum dwarfs state funding and per capita costs elsewhere. The piece contrasts New Yorks education costs with other states and questions the feasibility and value of such expenditure for the citys schools.
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Open air classes in Boston public schools debate benefits
A 1921 report by William J. Veving on open air teaching in Boston public schools argues the approach yields limited fatigue relief and mixed results. It notes few pupils in open air setups, stresses daily nursing visits, and emphasizes welfare and sun exposure as factors in improving health and learning.
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Indians Disturbed By Premier Talk On Self Government
A fragmented report describes reactions among Indigenous groups to a government leader's remarks on self governance. The piece references political debates, public responses, and statements from various officials, noting underlying tensions and debates over autonomy.
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A fragmented OCR text from a news page mentions names and places in a garbled way. It references Mr Minter, a person named Weigel, and various odd phrases suggesting a local item or column. Readable facts are sparse. no clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
Passport Obscure View Sparks Debate on Travel Rights
A fragmented discussion argues passports are essential to guard freedom of movement amid government control. Proponents urge easing restrictions to boost travel and commerce, citing Britain and France as models, while critics warn of loopholes enabling unauthorized border crossing. The piece highlights calls for large scale cultural exchange and a more open visa regime to stimulate industry and unity.
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Watching the Parade: A Critique of Advertising Truth
John Pilgrin laments modern ads as glittering lies and wordy hype. He argues effective selling rests on clear, forceful presentation of merits without exaggeration, urging readers to demand honest, straightforward advertising.
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Fragmented musings on motivation and urgency
A garbled piece discusses urgency in lincoln era terms, mentioning effort, preparation, and restraint. It references motivation, self-discipline, and timing with scattered phrases about action and readiness. The text is largely unreadable, offering few clear facts or entities.
Comical Troubled Evening Among Workroom Guests
A chaotic scene unfolds in a fashionable clubhouse where a printer, his wife, and guests quarrel and tensions rise over attire and a looming deadline. The narrative mixes muddled dialogue with social satire as the crowd assembles, gossip swirls, and a tense confrontation erupts at the door.
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