Ludlow Amendment debate tests democratic ideals in Congress
The Ludlow amendment would require a popular referendum before the president or Congress can declare war. Proponents urge it aligns war powers with democracy, while opponents argue the republic needs responsible representation rather than direct recall by all citizens. The piece cautions against weakening representation and stresses careful consideration before action.
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Ludlow
Louis Ludlow
Indiana
Women's International League For ‘Peace ‘and Freedom
The
National Council For the Prevention of War
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Emergency Peace Campaign
Hull
State of the Union and the path to recovery
A reflective column argues cooperation between government and business is essential yet lacking. It predicts recovery will come from common people amid social change, warns leaders may betray the public, and urges education and church movements to foster educated, virtuous citizens.
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Congress
Ford
Lewis
New York State
Men of stature and virtue amid public duty praised
A collection of quips and reflections contrasts ideal leaders with demagogues, notes on politics and society, and jokes about fame, travel, cooking, and international affairs. It cites public figures, historians, philosophers, and nations, including Nebraska, New York, Colorado, Japan, and England, in a satirical newspaper voice.
Mixed early 20th century news items from Los Angeles
A Chicago youth Waldro Rechenske died after a December 30 self-inflicted gunshot wound, briefly using aliases Alfred Broman and Rochenske while seeking family notification. Hollywood reports dancer Stan Laurel’s Yuma marriage to Vera Shuvalova and divorce papers from Ruth Laurel. Riverside notes Daniel I Doher ty of the American Legion denouncing the Ludlow amendment as dangerous to the U S system, arguing for state referendums on war and the Legion's pragmatic approach.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Hollywood
Stan Laurel
Laurel and Hardy
Yuma
Ariz
Vera Ivanova Shuvalova
Virginie
Riverside
Calif
Daniel I. Doherty
American Legion
United’ States
Doherty
Foreign community groups aid Tsingtao in restoring order
Chinese mobs had destroyed property in the German built port city of Tsingtao. China Americans Germans and Britons joined in a vigilante effort to reestablish law and order despite a U S consulate warning against entering danger areas. Americans volunteered for patrols guarding industrial areas and welcomed the New Year with active patrols.
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Tsingtao
China
U. S
Adlerika claim on gas relief from Western Drug Co
An advertorial style note from Western Drug Company touts Adlerika as a remedy for stomach gas pressing on the heart. It claims the dose relieves gas and cleanses both upper and lower parts of the digestive tract.
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