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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
3
Aden Hyde edits the paper as business manager while brief notes cover rates, advertising, and a satirical take on Babe Ruth. References to Harding and Ireland reflect political and international remarks from a historical era. A tariff bill debate in the Senate is noted among monthly routines.
A critique argues that educators and scientists ignore Bryan's self styled controversy with evolution. It warns political and religious influence should not replace scientific authority. The piece notes Bryan's oratorical skill but denies his authority over science or the Bible.
Herbert J. D. Brown, chief of the United States Bureau of Efficiency, reports to President Harding that the Civil Service Commission pursues fines from forty years ago and aims to keep competition from government jobs. Washington has long known the motive to shield favoritism and preserve an eligibility set for officials.
A rambling note mixes family details and small town chatter about birthdays, lost items, a circus purse, fishing plans, and local trades. It mentions Elizabeth Crandall, Doris Hoyer, Mrs Mendenhall, and a sheriff’s gain linked to the depot stash, with political critique about government hiring standards and merit.
The piece censure of Interior Secretary Wall over naval oil reserve leases and a push to develop natural resources contrasts with President Harding and Senator La Follette. It praises Mr Fall for constructive plans, notes Gompers’ opposition to federal control of labor, and critiques his defense of American liberty and opposition to the Supreme Court.
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