Irish Dail split over treaty may lessen united stand
Analysis argues a third faction could emerge if the cabinet's split over the Anglo Irish peace treaty deepens. It contends rejection would sap sympathy Ireland needs and risk widening rifts with Britain, while acceptance hinges on London's sincerity and the treaty's promise of substantial Irish autonomy.
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Dail Eireann
Ireland
Southern Ireland
England
Lloyd-George
Expan
Weeks warns of defect in republican government
The secretary of war John W. Weeks criticizes the American system, arguing that the republic’s defect lies in its structure and that the cure would be to destroy the current form of government. He asserts executive rule over Congress, challenging traditional constitutional balance and underscoring fears of concentrated power.
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John W. Weeks
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Ai Life Insurance
New York
Congress
Witney
Rome
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Offletala
Oor Intopa
Tate
Jdr
Vork
Gad
America
Unanimity vs Executive Power in American Government
The piece argues against concentrating authority in the executive branch, warning it would undermine representative government and resemble autocratic rule. It defends the constitutional design where elected legislators guard diverse interests and notes past centralizing tendencies threaten democracy. It questions Secretary Weeks' push for executive rule and notes voter deception in prior campaigns.
Debate on Protectionism and Domestic Industry Interests
The article explores protectionism via individual cases, detailing how tariff advocates claim to defend domestic prices while facing conflicting interests. It cites Senator Henry Lippitt supporting protective duties for textiles and dyes, noting tensions between protecting domestic industries and opposing embargoes on foreign dyes.
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Faringa
Ile Iaule
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Cnue
Henry PL Bispitt
Providengs
Tare
Senate
Tian Committee
New England
Lippitt
Wade
Eurype
Mante Ortharlos
Mr. Lippitt
Dye industry contrasts in tariff debate on imported dyes
In a tariff discussion, Mr. Lippitt argues for covering dyes in imported goods while opposing a broad embargo on foreign dyes. He notes domestic dye manufacturers face higher prices and accuses supporters of hypocrisy for seeking protection only for themselves. The exchange highlights tensions within protectionist policy.
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Lippitt
Tordney Hill
Oil supply debate sparks stock market speculation
A fragmented discussion critiques the American Petroleum Institute convention in Chicago and questions whether oil reserves are overestimated. The piece notes oil executives push optimism to reassure markets and attract capital for exploration, while warning against overconfidence amid uncertain geology and future prices.
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Institute
Chicago
American Petrol Institute
Eruth
Regina
Whiat
Heven
Regiage
Petrolaus
Hinttule
Nif
Amoretts Hyrvet Writings of a Dreaming Poet
Fragmentary verse on nature and longing conveys a dreamlike meditation. The lines evoke sensory images of fruit, sound, and emotion, with surreal spelling and elusive rhythm suggesting an archaic or dialectal style. The speaker questions desire and meaning while exploring fleeting beauty and memory.
Weaving a Home Dream in a Tight Budget
Marion and her husband discuss saving for a home as they juggle expenses for clothing and outings. She urges frugality and shared sacrifice, while he questions practicality, until Marion reveals their savings plan and a plan to buy furniture through steady weekly deposits.
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Conyright
W. Werngs
Mariun
Bhiavion
Ana
Mavion
Marion
Mario
O'Clook
Terum
Ted
Daphne
Aleve
Arctan
Hove
Charitics
Mae
Howe
Geriourle
Soll
Truarow
Gale Eden Huerd
Thadp Moner
Uriftily
Tiehis
Gue and
Heamud
Jitneys and streetcars stir debate in era transit clash
A long reader letter mixes nostalgia and protest over jitneys versus streetcar service. The writer defends flexible, lower fare options and criticizes crowding, urging a public meeting to discuss safer, fair transit choices and continue democratic participation in urban transport.
Insurance Fund Loans Hit Notable Level in Depression Era
The article reports that life and loan insurance companies extended roughly 00,000,000 in policy loans since 1910 amid widespread financial pressure. It notes leadership by Henry Nelson of Des Moines and remarks from executives about firm reserves and cautious policy terms as the industry navigates liquidity strains and tightened credit conditions.
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Henry
Nelson Dew Moines
Tagmranee Company
Mr. Nolle
Fragmentary Old Vaudeville and Fire Note in New Orleans
A garbled OCR fragment mentions vaudeville acts and a New Orleans fire event. It references place names like New Orleans, and unclear figures or titles such as Grand Doughie Foivhonba and Three Maukela, with scattered phrases about a storefront and a gunman.
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Majerice
Motlun
Dangerous Teli Empires Paichantivatt
Idea of Playing Golf Sparks Team Debate
Briggs Jand notes the group weighs the idea of playing golf, debating its value and impact on team plans. The discussion centers on practice time, conditions, and how golf fits into the season schedule.
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Jand
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