Vice President Dawes Faces Senate Jeers Over Role
The piece notes opposition in the Senate to Vice President Dawes asserting influence, with critics saying vice presidents should not boss the government. It mentions early resentment of Dawes in March and argues Senate reform would curb any overreach by a vice president in the upper chamber. The discourse frames Dawes as an interloper challenging democratic norms.
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Senate
Dawes
Maren
IngRonom
Congress
Dackkle
Inside Addressed Pressmast Circulation Note 1925
Editor A Hawken oversees foreign representative E M Burke and others at Brokay Blig and Michigan Avenue Chicago and Atlanta offices. The piece cites Audit Bureau of Circulation membership and May 1925 net paid circulation figures with Associated Press credits and standard newspaper boilerplate about rights and publication.
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A. Hawken
E. M. Burke
Ing. Brokay
CG & PB
Phana
Malis
Daily Thought About Speech and Action
A reflective line on how excessive talk wastes spiritual energy not spent in action. Quotation from F. W. Hobert wan about restraint, urging focus on deeds over words.
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F. W. Hobertwan
Easter Hill Girl Hero of Bold Train Warning
Nine year old Easter Hill of Washington County became a nationwide symbol of bravery after she spotted a fallen tree blocking a railway cut near Augusta. She flagged the oncoming Baltimore and Ohio train by waving her sunbonnet, prompting an emergency stop that averted disaster. The story, carried by press dispatches, celebrates courage and the moral of seizing opportunities to help others.
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Francie Hill
Washington County
Ture
Easter Hill
The Dawes Campaign Dud and Public Interest Shift
Observers say Vice President Dawes loses ground as public interest moves to baseball and evolution while he promotes his campaign with a revolutionary tone. Critics call his Senate record a misstep and warn of a potential defeat looming.
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Dawes
Tampalen
Senate
Newspapers and Crime News Debate in Early Journalism
The piece critiques sensational crime reporting and its romantic lure for readers. It contrasts public fascination with bold burglaries and murders with the harsh consequences of crime, noting that true justice and restraint are missing in sensational coverage.
Responsibility and Liberty in Public Opinion
The article argues that people may exercise liberty to form opinions despite law and social pressure. It stresses abundant news sources as tools for intelligent views, yet warns opposing beliefs reveal selfish aims contrary to community good.
Fragments Reflect Unclear Mail Pouch Opera Note
The readable text shows garbled lines about grand opera and a troubled man, mentioning unease and self blame. It references a bead above a sunburned back and a notion of home, but details are fragmentary and unclear. No coherent event or names emerge.
Peace On Earth and The Senate In Reform Talks
ROWELL'S COLUMN discusses global unrest and the fragility of civilization, warning against flawed thinking in science and politics. It cites Premier Pavileye, Anatole France, and Senate reform, then shifts to Chicago July heat and mill shutdowns during a torrid spell.
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Moraccy
China
Asla
Europe
Pavileye
Chicago
Ball Steel Products Association
Crossworders Eye Conference on Tsetse Extermination
Crossword puzzle experts may be interested to know that the League of Nations is holding a conference on tsetse fly control and elimination methods are under review.
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League of Nationa
Eight hours for work eight for play and sleep
The poem extols a balanced eight hour cycle of work eight for leisure and eight for rest. It praises wise aging and doctors' advice, noting a man who works diligently without excess worry will have few troubles when work succeeds.
Fragmented musings mix of language and satire notes
A garbled excerpt mocks language barriers and social notions with scattered phrases on Balkan terms heritage reputation and world civility. It references war, politics, laws, and cultural stereotypes in a collage of fragmented sentences.
San Paulo rises as Brazil's booming industrial hub
In a sweeping comparison of South American growth, San Paulo outpaces older American cities by diversifying beyond autos. From 1910 to 1920 its population grew from 239,820 to 679,000, with total metro rise exceeding 700,000. Cotton, coffee, silk and new textiles fuel a plateau-based, water-powered boom, challenging Buenos Aires and signaling the city as a future mega-center.
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Washington
South America
United States
Detroit
Los Angeles
Elife
Florida
Brazil
San Paulo
Uintion
Struingham
New England
Buenos Aires
Bueno Aires
Ite
Huenos
San Papilo
San Paulo 5
Atlantic
Aronat Ylsea
Yanga
Mountainga
Itile
Paulo Ia
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Ban Paulo
China
Julian
Brazil, Atortean
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Buenos Airea
Argentina
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