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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
3
The Caldwenl Tribune discusses political momentum across Idaho and Pennsylvania elections, noting progressive currents in the Republican party. It contrasts old guard resistance to liberal policy shifts with calls for a more liberal approach, suggesting the party will respond to evolving public wishes.
A sweeping look at a new era marked by radio as a diversion and modern crime. The piece laments law violations from post office robberies to Volstead breaches, cites a Chinese earthquake tragedy, and notes Idaho prison terms for fraud and forgery as signs of national drift.
The piece frames third party prospects amid Indiana and Pennsylvania primary results, arguing such moves fail in America since the Civil War while praising Lincoln’s memorial ceremony. It notes Harding Taft and Wilson figures, and describes crowds, amplifiers, radiophone broadcasts, and the quiet absence of parade pomp.
Residents recall a warm gathering with the band playing as Doris Rae recites Lincoln, others comment on singing, stories, and local chatter. Names like Mister Smith, Mister Edgar Oakes, Mister Kyle Altizer, Opal Harris, and Mrs. Duncan surface amid discussions of baby news, travels, and upcoming Fourth of July plans.
The text discusses Attorney General Daugherty facing Senate denunciations over a $500,000 wartime appropriation to prosecute drafters. It mentions Morse, previously jailed then released, whose death is contrasted with potential trouble. The piece suggests the case is an old Ill case with no proven improper conduct by Daugherty and hints at broader wartime graft debates.
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The article discusses Mexico's debt situation with a $71 million claim and U S responses, including Obregon in Washington, plus a Senate bonus bill for veterans. It notes watchful waiting in foreign policy and U S political stance on the bill, with Harding's position contrasted by Republican leaders.
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