Governor Smith Stance Draws Mixed National Reaction
A 1927 Atlantic Monthly interview with Governor Alfred E. Smith draws mixed response. The piece notes his independence from powerful Democratic factions, his stance on liquor laws, and his potential presidential bid being academic. Op-eds argue his election would threaten constitutional enforcement and largely split party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred KE. Smith
Atlantic Monthly
Charles (. Marshall
Mr. Smith
Smith
Marshall
Clearch
Tammany Jal
Smth
America
Republican Party
South
West
Character Education Debate Shapes Spiritual Policy
The piece notes a Chicago conference on character education from April 26 to 29 addressing what the state and church are doing for character education. It cites Ohio and national meetings, including the YMCA mooted as an agency of religious education, urging a shift from material focus to spiritual life.
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National Conference of the
Religious Education Association
Chicago
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
Yorme Men's Christian Association
YS Mo
South
Madame Sun Yat Sen rights inequality in China
Madame Sun Yat Sen notes Chinese grandmothers behind American women and predicts daughters will be ahead. She cites her education in an American college and world travels. She urges Chinese women to strive for suffrage and guardianship rights as part of China’s evolving system.
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Madame Sum Yat Sen
Firs
Chinese Republic
America
Madame Sun Yat Sen
Dr. Sun
China
Madame Sun
Sit Fy Ay Salt Donor On Somerset Street
A fragmented OCR read mentions a donor and a Somerset Street setting with unclear details. The readable bits point to a local note about a salt donor or related public matter on Somerset Street.
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Sya Sit Fy
Somerset ST Ea ditlBaad
Yesterdays Today Anniversaries Highlights
An assortment of dates and people marked for anniversaries and birthdays from the past. Notable names include Gen. Olin Gibbon linked to a historical expedition and figures such as Sir Outde Champion de tres and John distin. Also lists events and upcoming conventions in cities like Chicago and Yale.
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Olin Gibbon
Volitsburg
Baltimore
Covernor the of North
Caroling Sete
States Mint
Cheriotte
Wolseley
Ashanti
Dominion Parliament
William Asidnirner
Serael of Mines
University of Caifornia
la Provedsea
Blackbridge
Mass
Marvel
Pedent McKintoy
Corms
Gerd
Frank Ro Stockton
Washinton
Philadelphia
United States
Senate
Outde Champion de Tres- Mieny
Ats
W. Gilbert
Massachusets
Acie
Ale Ture
Wear Brookfield
Seara Aga Today
David
Remreit
Boston National Fervand
Policy of Protection of Citizens Endorsed by Thomas Butler
Thomas Butler a Pennsylvania representative argues for the long standing U S policy of protecting citizens, both at home and abroad, by armed forces only when necessary to prevent danger. He supports removing American troops from China when life and property are safe, and seeks compensatory damages from hostile governments for losses. He cites Coolidge era aims and criticizes deploying troops to shield violators.
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Thomas
Butler
Congress
Penonsylvienia
Chester County
Tle
Pennsylvania
Laut
Butler Hynes
West Chester
United States
Holden
China
Thomas Buller
America
Coolidge
Unclear historic note on military figure and events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a named figure and military context with references to a soldier and places but lacks coherent details. The readable portions point to a historical timeline or commemoration, yet specifics of date, location, and actions are not deducible from the fragment.
Unclear fragmentary text from mysterious page
The readable words describe a chaotic scene with a party, navy reference, a lawyer, and mentions of faith and faces. No clear event, names, or concrete facts are extractable from the fragment.
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Ennesite Elite
The CYter of a Happy Life and Towne Med Reflections
Poem fragment says genuine virtue lies beyond wealth and fame. It contrasts wealth with inner peace, urging simple truth, honest conduct, and a disciplined mind under God. The speaker praises restraint, temperance, and mercy while warning against proud riches and public praise.
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Charles Danson Towne
Tenry Wotton Wotton
Ethan
Antonighlag
Cust
Dia
Tata
Destructive Criticism Taker Embraces Cynical Tone
A speaker describes themselves as a gink who thrives on criticism that tears down. They admit no constructive offer and condemn seeing merits in the subject. The voice adopts a cynical sneer, finding it easy to be destructive and dismissive.
Farm plan fuels row over compromise bill
Plan for a compromise farm bill prompts opposition from grain and livestock groups who demand a higher domestic price level and argue the proposal does not address their key goal. Senators Fess Capper DeNary and President Coolidge discussed the matter as farm leaders brace for rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fess
Capper
DcNary
Coolidge
Meat Congress
McNary
West
Midwest
Wess
Chinese premier Koo and his broad influence abroad
Dr W K Wellington Koo famed in despatches from China is noted in New York and Washington. A Columbia PhD in political science and government, he led the Chinese delegation at the Washington arms conference in 1921 and has served as Premier and Foreign Minister of the Peking government since last October. The article hints at a wider strategic philosophy.
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W. K. Wellington
Koo
China
New York
Washington
United States
Columbia University
Peking
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Minn
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Toronto
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