Seating Nye in Senate Reveals Many Influences
Monday January 18 1926 analysis of why Gerald Nye was seated as North Dakota’s senator highlights factors beyond legality. World Court posture party politics progressive leanings and the North Dakota governor’s appointment claim all shaped the vote while Brookhart’s Iowa seat looms as a potential pivot amid Cummins’ looming re election stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Gerald F. Nye
North Ota
Nye
United States
North Dakota
Brookhart
Iowa
Brookehart
Abey
W Brookhart
Gammine
Congress
Cummins
World Court debate stirs Letters flood Congress on World Court membership
Readers flood senators and representatives urging or opposing U S membership in the World Court as debate continues. The piece notes the issue will not be settled until the United States joins and discusses how World Court principles may affect future governance and international arbitration. It references Antonio S de Bustamante and critiques of President Wilson's Paris Conference proposals.
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United States
World Court
Unitedes
America
Antonio 8
de Bustamante
Cuba
Permanent Court of International Justee
Wilson
Yesterday's anniversaries and notable birthdays
A list of historical anniversaries from 1781 to 1911 featuring Ratliff Boon, Daniel Webster, Jefferson, Sturtevant, John Tyler, John Sherman, Manuel Gonzales Vallejo, Julinus W Atwood. one year ago Gerald Chapman arrest. today’s birthdays including Borla II, Dr Frank J Goodnow, Olga Nethersole, Henry C Stuart, Albert Vestal, Edmund Lamy. notes on the first international radio engineers conference in New York and a U S labor policy meeting. conventions opening today across multiple cities including New York Los Angeles Seattle McAlester Louisville Boise Portland St Louis.
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Ratliff Boon
Indiana
Georgia
Louisiana
Daniel Webster
Salisbury
N. HA
Marshfield
Mays
President Jefferson
Congress
Pacific
Benjamin F. Sturtevant
Maine
Boston
Johno Tyler
United States
Richmond
Charles City County
John Sherman
Ohio
Manuel Gonzales Vallejo
California
Sonoma
Monterey
Julinus W. Atwood
Arizona
Gerald Chapman
Muncie
Ind
Borla HI
Bulgaria
Sofie
Frank J. Goodnow
Johns Hopkins University
Brooklyn
N. Y
Olga Nethersole
Radio Engineers
New York
Institute of Radio Engineers
Davis
Washington
Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks
American Federation of Ilabor
Teamsters
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Cincinnati
Thrift Week Observance Begins as County Marks Centennial
Aady starts the annual Thrift Week observance while Vermilion County Illinois celebrates its hundredth anniversary. Boise Idaho is set as today’s meeting place for the National Wool Growers Association annual convention.
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Aday
Vermillion County
Ilainos
Boise
Idaho
National
Wool Growers’ Association
New Year Drinking Trends Double Hard in Jail
It's noted that jail life is twice as hard as freedom for inmates and more people begin drinking on New Year's than try to quit. The observation contrasts restraint outside with drinking habits behind bars, highlighting shifting behaviors during holiday periods.
Poem fragment praising the evening star by Thomas Campbell
The poem begs the star that guides lovers home to come as peace to the weary. It evokes restful landscapes and distant vows, praising star light as a solace for parting lovers and cherished memories in heaven. The verse blends nature imagery with tender emotional longing.
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Star of Love
Thomas Campbell
20 Years Ago MATHIAS ERNE Dies at Mast River Street Home
20 years ago Mathias Erne who had lived in the city for over fifty years died at his home on Mast River street. J Crisp was named a member of the safety board replacing S Miller. The council considered gas lights for outlying areas rather than electric lights. Mr and Mrs J C Libins announced plans to begin an apartment building on Fast avenue in spring. As a result of the fire that destroyed the Audwur hotel the council decided to establish a paid fire department with seven members to start and to buy a new fire engine.
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Mathias Erne
Mast River Street
S. Miller
CL Bins
Fast Avenue
Audwur
Senator Charlies J. McNary A 1928 VP Candidate Hopeful
Senator Charlies J. McNary of Oregon, a longtime U S senator since 1917, is noted as a possible Republican vice presidential candidate for 1928. Born on a farm near Salem, he was educated by private tutors and at Stanford University.
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Charlies J. McNary
United States
Oregon
Senator McNary
Salem
Stanford University
Oregon Supreme Court Justice and Senator McNary Associate
The subject gained admission to the Oregon bar in 1898 through study with lawyers and rose to district attorney. In 1913 he joined the Oregon supreme court bench and was later appointed by the Governor to complete Senator Lane's term, with McNary elected a year later. He contributed to the region's educational, economic and financial development of the Pacific Northwest.
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Oregon
Oregon Supreme Court
Lane
McNary
Pacific Northwest
Maj Gen William Lassiter Succeeds Pershing as Panama Head
President Coolidge names Maj. Gen. William Lassiter to head the Panama department and replace Gen. John J. Pershing on the Tacna Arica plebiscite commission due to Pershing’s health. Lassiter, 39, served in Vera Cruz, London attache, World War I general, and holds multiple decorations. If Pershing recovers, he may resume commission leadership. Lassiter has led the Panama division since 1923.
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WM. Lassiter
Coolidge
William Lassiter
Department of Panama
John J. Pershing
Tacna- Arica
Vera Cruz
London
France
Santiago
Lassiter
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Tfe
Panama
Farm Bureau changes spark leadership shift and policy notes
The American Farm Bureau Federation resigns longtime official for a post with twelve federal land banks while Dr. T C Atkeson of the National Grange plans to leave. Chester Gray aids legislative work as reform discussions reveal internal factional pressures. A separate piece highlights expanding egg trade with Argentina, noting Argentina's shift from storage exports to active imports and the growing U S shipments to Buenos Aires aided by strong steamship service.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
T. C. Atkegon
Washington
National Grange
Herd
Atkeson
Reid
Farm Bureau
Chester Gray
Gray Silver
Argentina
United States
Buenos Aires
Seasonal Interplay Across Hemispheres Shaped by Equator
A concise overview of how seasonal patterns diverge between the northern and southern hemispheres as opposite regions experience opposing seasons. The piece explains how climate, agriculture, and human activity respond to the flip in seasons across the equator.
Friendship Guild Dinner In Wellington Cong Church
Wellington January 18 members of the Friendship Guild and guests will dine at the Congregational church dining room for the annual affair. Also on January 18 Mrs Leola Sigler celebrated her eighteenth birthday with friends at the theatre and at home with cake and games. Local notes report Mr and Mrs Wm Evans of Barker street enjoying their new car, Mrs Dave Gressinger and daughter Marion visiting Cleveland, L V Banning and Keith Andrews installing radio sets, and Frances Davies visiting New London.
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Wellington
Friendship Guild
Congregational Church
Leola Sigler
Sigler
Little Pauling Powell
Wellinton Logals
Wm. Evans
Barker Street
Dave Gressinger
Marion
Cleveland
L. V. Banning
Keith Andrews
Frances Davies
London
Avon School Board Meets On Wednesday
Avon officials report monthly meetings set for the third Thursday. J E Davidson serves as president with H A Mitchell as vice president. Laurence Heckel is re-elected clerk after 11 years. new members Herman Plas BE T Evanson and Frank Baldauf join the board. A London skating rink project, 170 by 100 feet, is to host 1926 world championships with lounges a restaurant and American bar.
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Avon School Board
Avon
J. E. Davidson
H. A. Mitchell
Laurence Heckel
Herman Plas
BE. T. Evanson
TL. A. Wells
Frank Baldauf
England
London
Prominent figures linked to $22,904 project fund
A local program plans a $22,904 allocation for a community project. Prominent figures have joined the initiative and many applications for membership have been received.
Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle
Puzzle clues list running across and down with words to solve. Images depict a boy examining a leaf and body parts. Answers include a plant type, hand part, anesthetic liquid, rhythm, velvet cloth, and smoking coal fragment. SATURDAY’S PUZZLE ANSWERED
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Ek Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Elyria
Sferaio County Printing & Publishing Company
A.C. Hud
Lorain
State of
Robert E. Ward, Inc
Cmecago. & So
Wabash Ave
Firth Ave
National Wholesale Dry Goods Association
Los Angeles
American Petroleum Institute
Seattle
Western Confection
Ers’ Association
McAlster
Oklo
National Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Louisville
National School Supply Association
Boise, T
National Wool Growers’ Association
Portland
Ore
Association General Contractors of America
Memphis
Southern Builders’ Supply Association
St. Louis
Missouri Retail Hardware Association
Lasscren
O. M
Washington, D.C
E. B. Reid
Mexico
A. B. Curtice
THE
Masonic Temple Beauty Shop
Inte IN
West Virginia
Murbach Coal Co
Brenner
Oxfords
Florsheim
Walt
Mill Street
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