What This Congress Has Done for the Country
Article argues the Republican Congress under Harding achieved major reconstruction postwar, cutting spending, reviving agriculture, enacting budget reform, and securing peace treaties. It criticizes party insurgency and bloc power, warning that unity is essential to effective government and warning against returning Democrats to power.
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United States
Congress
Europe
Senate
Legislative Branch
Executive
Democratic Party
Republican Party
State Tax Take Reaches New High for First Half 1922
Indiana state tax collections for the first half of 1922 totaled 7 620 680, the highest in similar periods, with 13 accounts involved. Increased sums went to the common school fund and Purdue, IU, and the state normal school, while several funds declined. The report credits legislative action for most changes and notes Purdue allocations and new pension and education funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenberry Lowe
William G. Oliver
Vocational Education
School Fund
Purdue University
General Fund
Benevolent Institutions Fund
Highway Fund
Soldier Memorial Fund
Teachers’ Pension Fund
Indiana University
State Normal School
Teachers’ Pension
Purdue Agricultural Fund
Permanent Endowment Fund
Purdue
Benevolent Institution Fund
State General Fund
Soldiers’ Memorial Fund
Indianapolis News
How God Restores By Rev Lew W Gosnell
The article reflects on Peters confession and restoration after denying Jesus. It cites Christ asking Simon Peter about love and commissions him to feed the sheep, highlighting grace in weakness. It notes Peter’s eventual martyrdom as part of divine restoration and purpose.
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Jesus
Simon Peter
Simon
Jonas
John
Adelaide Proctor
France
Paris
J. Wilbur Chapman
Christ
Peter
Mart Pigg Eyes Sullivan Circuit Court Bench
The text suggests Mart Pigg fears the Harding normalcy and may seek refuge by becoming Judge Bridwell's successor on the Sullivan circuit court bench.
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Mart Pigg
Harding
Harding Criticizes Republicans Seeking Attention
President Harding urged unity on the Fourth of July saying too many professed Republicans seek personal attention instead of serving the party and the nation. He emphasized working for the public good over factional display.
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Harding
LaFollette Warns GOP May Face Defeat in November
Senator LaFollette says the Republican party risks defeat in the November election if it fails to follow his plan. He adds that a loss would be softened if the outcome falls on him personally.
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LaFollette
National community action urged to buy American
The article argues for a national tariff aligned with local efforts to promote buying American products by Americans. It notes Democrats miss the similarity of the ideas and calls for unified support to encourage domestic purchases.
Harding Fourth of July address at Marion on collective bargaining
The address in Marion Ohio expresses a free American right to labor without leave and to bargain collectively. It argues government laws must serve all people and prevent any class from dominating others, aiming for the common good.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harding
Congress
Wilson
Haraing
la Follette
Borah
Republican Party
Reed
Democratic Party
Senate
Brookhart
Iowa
Frazier
North Dakota
Marion
North Dakota Senate Nomination Defeat Touted
The Washington Herald notes late returns show United States Senator McCumber defeated for renomination in North Dakota. Lynn J. Frazier, a nonpartisan league candidate, runs in the primaries as a Republican, with readers urged to oppose him in November.
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United States
North Dakota
Iowa
Senate
la Follette
Lenine
Trosky
Washington Herald
Senate Amendment Extends Coast Guard Boardings
An amendment to the Fordney McCumber tariff bill would authorize prohibition agents to board any vessel within about 18 miles off the U S coast. It would allow officers enforcing prohibition to stop and board ships within the zone, applying U S law, while critics say it violates international law and limits searches to American ships.
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Senate
United States
Congress
Inventor Wanted in Battle for Democratic Issues
The piece argues the Democratic party seeks a strong issue maker to energize the summer campaign. It notes Indiana and Pennsylvania show laboring disorganization hopeful for splits after Beveridge and Pinchot victories, but Beveridge remained loyal while Pinchot aligned with established factions.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
Beveridge
Pinchot
McCall Sprints Back For Senate Gop Unity In Mass
The Toledo Blade notes McCall’s return from Europe ends dissension over a Massachusetts Senate bid. He may back Lodge if defeated, quashing a split plan aimed at stopping Lodge and shaping Harding’s 1924 challenge. With little clear issue, the party faces a fragile campaign tone.
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Massachusetts
Samuel W. McCall
Europe
Henry Cabot Lodge
League of Nations
McCall
Lodge
Harding
Senate
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Bay
Toledo
Indiana teachers gain from amended retirement fund plan
The Teachers' Retirement Fund, improved under Governor Warren T. McCray and Estes Duncan, offers lifelong annuities funded by annual contributions based on age. After ten years, disability payments begin at 500 dollars yearly if salaries reach 800 dollars, with options to withdraw with interest or pass on contributions after death.
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Estes Duncan
Warren T. McCray
Duncan
Indiana
Registration Rules in Indiana Statewide Circular
State committee issues a circular interpreting voter registration law approved by the Indiana board of election commissioners. Two registration days set for September 9 and October 9 with polls open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Registration by precinct or by mail. in person registration or sworn blank with two precinct voters required. Citizens only. unregistered voters cannot vote in November. Registration permanent unless moving out of precinct.
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Indiana Board of Election Commissioners
Indiana Republicans Unite Behind Beveridge in Senate Race
Indiana Republicans rally behind Albert J. Beveridge after his May primary victory over Harry S. New. Leaders from Watson New Beveridge factions join to back Beveridge in a nationwide campaign effort, aiming to defeat Democrat Samuel M. Ralston with strong organizational drive and caution about overconfidence.
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Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge
Harry S. New
United States Senate
Roosevelt
New
Beveridge
Samuel M. Ralston
Ralston
Watson Republicans
New Republicans
Beveridge Republicans
Watson
Senate
Harry New
Washington
Senator Watson
Lawrence Lyons
John F. Adams
W. C. Bobbs
Indianapolis
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
the Commercial
Mrs Elmer Harrison Seeks Union Mailing From Home
A letter from Mrs. Elmer Harrison of Los Angeles California formerly Turman township requests the Union be sent to her address stating it brings home news. She writes that they are all well and happy.
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Elmer Harrison
Los Angeles
Cal
Turman Township
Stratton Couple Leave for Leland Michigan
Mr and Mrs H C Stratton departed yesterday for Leland Michigan to spend the remainder of the.
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H. C. Stratton
Leland, Mich
Psalm Verse Promotes Trust in God for Seekers
A biblical verse reminds readers that those who seek the Lord and know His name will trust in Him, for He does not forsake those who seek Him according to Psalm 9 verse 10.
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John T
Dams
Republican National Committee
God
Lew W. Gosnell
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
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