Electoral College Scenario Gain Insight In 1924 Deadlock
A Chicago statement by Senator Wheeler argues the Democratic Party has dissolved in the Northwest and that a presidential tie could push electors to select a candidate from among the leading ballots. The piece outlines potential coalitions in Congress or among electors, predicts a realignment, and envisions a two party system with new liberal conservative blends.
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Wheeler
Chicago
Mr. Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Northwest
LaFollette
Coolidge
Democratic Party
Wisconsin
South
Congress
Bean
Caldidates
Constas
Coalie
la Polite
Davis
Repubicans
Democrats
Republicans
la Pollette
la Follette
la Fellette
Demerats
Senate
Amions
House
United States
Underwood
Ught
Bran
Dawes
House of Congress
Means and Daugherty clash over Means lies
The text reports conflicting claims about Means honesty with Harry M. Daugherty alleging a retract or lie while Means denies any such retract tion. It suggests public doubt about Means credibility in light of Danberrys remarks and the willingness of officials to stand by him.
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Gaston B. Means
Ananias
Means
Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Danberry
Mr. Means
Boundary Between United States and Canada Measured
A 1921 report states the border length between the United States and Canada as 3898 miles. The article notes this measurement in a geographic context and references the era's mapping efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Conventions Open Today Across Regions and Groups
Readable fragments show events opening today in Charleston and Lewiston with debates anticipated in Me and England. Sessions include the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisiana and the Thirty third Degree Masonry assembly in the Southern U S.
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N Ba
Atlant
Gulf Ports
Ogheev
Edgar ¥. Mu Dency
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Loui
Lewiston
Tears of Batas Cal
Cambridge University of
Jura
United State
Charleston
Edge
Hamilton F. Kean
Association of Casualty Writers
Montreal
International Association of City Managers
Lansing
Mich
Miei Estate Associatio
Rochester, N. ¥.c
New England Water Works Association
Boston
Massachusetts Funeral Directors’ Association
Gan Real
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A San Francisco tale about a Fiji native who died of tuberculosis after fleeing white civilization. He could have survived in his homeland, but civilization proved harmful. The piece argues civilization is not all good and contrasts native life with colonial influence.
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Grove Patterson
San Francisco
South Seas
California
Peculiar Pessimist Quips From ABE MARTIN Column
ABE MARTIN delivers a humorous aside about pessimists and trust with light ocean of wit. The fragment hints at joking about a waiter fearing chicken orders and playful misdirection in everyday banter.
Oil outlook disputed by Barbour in mining journal
Per cy E Barbour of New York argues in Mining and Metallurgy that fuel supplies for automobiles are not in danger and that statistics mislead about oil production and demand. He cites rising gasoline yield from refining and cautions overemphasis on car registrations and consumption.
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Percy E. Barbour
New York
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Mr. Barbour
Mining and Metallurgy
Jane
Bureau of Mines
United States
Rhinelander Waldo Named Commissioner General of Philippines
Rhinelander Waldo, former New York police commissioner, slated to succeed Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood as administrative head of the Philippines. Waldo resigns NY police post to aid the Republican presidential campaign. later served as first deputy police commissioner in 1906 and chief in 1911. Born May 24, 1877, in New York City.
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Rhinelander Waldo
New York
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Waldo
H Euceander Walk
New York City
Sowing Ground With Care Trumps Repeated Prayers, Says Zoroaster
A reflective piece urges diligence in daily work over rote prayer. It cites Zoroaster on sowing the ground with care, praises teachers, and stresses respect for educators. It highlights book value versus eight volumes, and recommends daily reading from works by Robinson, Stoddard, Wingdam, or Atlantic Monthly.
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Zoroaster
20 Years Ago Teague Edits Daily Chronicle Opening Elyria Opera
The Daily Chronicle appoints George H. Teague as editor from Lorain Daily News and mentions the nearing opening of the Elyria Opera House with DeWolff Hopper slated as opener. It notes 745 high school graduates and policy shifts in patient transfers to Massillon. The Elections Board creates two ward four voting precincts and Lake Shore Railway begins a branch to Lorain steel plant.
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George H. Teague
Lake Shore Railway
Lorain Steel Plant
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Clayden, Ire Street
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Electoral College
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Kalamazoo County
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Reparations Commission
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Perth
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Belomont
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Alabama
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Ala
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