Atwoodism lecture critiques democracy and trust in government
Five hundred citizens heard Harry F Atwood argue for strict adherence to the U S Constitution opposing mass democracy. He links modernity to Roosevelt era reforms, warns against crowd rule, and urges returning to a balanced republic guided by representatives and the golden mean in government.
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Harry F Atwood
Mr Atwood
United States
Atwood
Caldwell
The
Federalist
Mr. Atwood
Republic
Voter talk and small town news from a boy reporter
A boy narrates family talk about Coolidge potential running mate Helen Maria Dawes and a hoped future lady president. He muses on politics, unions, Kiwanis meetings, travel to Denver and Columbus, and local social notes including Carroll Ballard’s new job and Norma Simmond’s college plans.
Disruption Allegations Against Senator La Follette
The editorial accuses Senator La Follette of obstructionism and disloyalty during wartime. It claims his name faded from coverage then resurfaced, calling him a political tyrant and a prime example of hossism in American politics today.
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Femeber
la Follette
La Follette’s Bid Sparks GOP Disruption View
A wary view cites La Follette as recognizing he cannot win. He aims to disrupt the Republican party, pursuing a selfish faction and deriving satisfaction from the conflict within the party.
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la Follette
Republican Party
Harmony in Canyon County Progressive ranks questioned
All is peace in the Progressive ranks but friction surfaces as Sheriff Mason seeks nomination papers. Don Thueson, county Progressive chairman, refuses, urging Mason to save money. The exchange exposes old political bossism and lack of unity within the party.
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Don Theuson
Canyon County Progressives
Old McMeson
Thueson
Election by House If No Presidential Majority Explained
The twelfth amendment sets electors’ process and House voting rules. If no candidate wins a majority, the House chooses the President from the top three elector totals, with each state casting one vote. If unresolved by March, the Vice President acts as President. The Senate selects the Vice President if needed.
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la Follette
United States
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Language and science trivia from an old reader issue
A series of Q A items discuss cleaning silver and gold lace with alcohol or gasoline, using felt between doors for soundproofing and heat retention, phrases like white feather from cockfighting days, the meaning of heat lightning as distant flashes, and how Nobel prizes are awarded with examples including Roosevelt’s peace efforts in ending the Russo Japanese War.
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Roosevelt
Fragmented OCR notes on Bible chapters and stock exchange
Disjointed text lists seven Bible chapters misquoted with unclear numbering and mentions a stock exchange move and a question about Romans in England. The passage blends religious references with financial market notes and street names, producing an unreadable, fragmentary item.
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Gmauen
Steoths
General Stock Exchange
Og York Pet Stock Exchange
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