Campaign Issues and Political Attacks Across Parties
A long letter from Mort Wayne (Ind.) News and Western heritage editorials laments campaign tactics, questions presidential candidates, and critiques government promotions in publications. It discusses Senator Borah, Senator Johnson, and the League of Nations, printing office outputs, and U.S. foreign policy.
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Borah
John
Fabren
Beantor Merk
Sen- Mor Torah
Srentor Horan
Vitor
Boral
Rorih Tay
Johnwon
Wiscainiwalen
United States
Hmney
Horah
Rome
Hersh
Johnson
Republice
Mort Wayne
Weutern
Linden
Neihbors
Allence
Washington
Mon.roe
Congress
Aeu
League
Public sympathy wanes as Bolwe strike backfires
Report on Bolwe cooks and waiters strike notes public indifference to the action. Strikers open a restaurant Inn Horse but fail to attract patrons. Their reopened eateries run at capacity, suggesting many who oppose the strike are forced to cross picket lines to support open shop policies.
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Bolwe
Bryan Stands For America in View of Nations
From a recent article by Wittens J Bryan the piece argues for a strong American stance against subordination to global entities. It asserts Americans seek a nation rather than a province and criticizes giving up national sovereignty to an international capital at Geneva.
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Brainbridge Colby
Mosars
Baker
Daniels
Palmer
Morruntown
Wittens J. Bryan
America
Rfai International
Geneva
Switzerland
No Concessions in Chicago Tribune Commentary
A garbled passage discusses Mr Witwon and a covenant. It contrasts comments on statecraft and sacrifices of principle at Paris with refusals in Washington. The piece implies inconsistent stance and questions whether history will deem it admirable.
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Chicago Tribune
Witwon
Paris
Washington
Decrying Parties Propaganda and Party Affiliation
A fragment argues that successful political propaganda targets organized parties to discredit others and urges citizens to join like minded groups. It suggests governing aims are achieved by affiliating with a party and building its platform with fellow believers.
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America
Boise City Battles Utility Rent Case Over $25,000 Bonus
Boise officials challenge a Utilities Commission ruling requiring a $25,000 annual rent bonus from the merged power company. Mayor Kagtevon defends the broader impact, arguing the charge should reflect service across the entire system. Local politics and state oversight intersect as leaders seek to balance municipal costs with regional power infrastructure.
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Boise
Utilities Commision
Shoahone
Idaho
Kagtevon i
Kagtevon
Candy substitution for beverages in hotels fuels demand
Prohibition spurs a radical menu change as hotels replace wines with candy. New York hotels report candy on menus and even near establishments with own shops. Guests order candy with meals and room deliveries, while a high tax burden remains noted by officials.
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New York
New York Times
Mandy
Mom
Copeland Townsend
Ata
Jette
Ana
Ixiry
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Shoshone
Edward T. Barber
Tate
Shoshone Idaho
Cat Shy
Chicago
Miume
Shentung
Simmons
White House
Shantung
McAdoo
Georgia
California
Michigan
Supreme Council of the League of Nations
Concord
NTL
Evening Monitor
France
Turkey
Rochester
N.Y
Democrat-Chronicle
Wilson
stago-Slavia
Burlington
Daily News
Navy
Progrius
CNY Democrat Chronicle
Witton
Senator Shumons
Wlrich Ashville
Democrats
Bryan
Nix Ju Muto de Witte Xbort
Indicatos
Balthners Aprerican
Candy
BE Erages
Snyder Garage
Thompson Furniture Co
Gooding, Idaho
Langest Furniture House
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