Cox Straddled League Issue Across Nation
Chicago report says Senator Harry S. New and the senate foreign relations committee accuse Governor Cox of straddling the league issue. They contend Cox clings to Wilson with one hand while reaching for the public with the other in a statement issued tonight.
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Chicago
Harry S. New
Indiana
Republican Campaign
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cox
League of Nathors
Wilson
Reed Says No One Favors League As Presented
Senator Reed of Missouri criticizes the league plan, claiming it is "shot full of holes" and must be changed. He argues more changes win public support as discussion continues and critics gain ground. Raymond Robins, a Progressive leader, aligns with Johnson’s platform and GOP support.
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Dayton
Ohio
Reed
Missouri
Senate
Hace
Raymond Robins
Senator Johnson
Johnson
G.O., P.standard
Modes of Travel in the Far East
The article outlines three travel modes in the Far East used by Americans: the jinrickisha, the wheelbarrow, and the Sampan. It notes sampans serve short harbor hauls and serve as homes for poorer Chinese, wheelbarrows carry passengers and market goods on city streets, and jinrickishas remain common due to opposition to modern taxis. It adds that jinrickisha drivers shout Me andy as they speed along, and questions why travelers rely on them when destinations are unclear.
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Far East
China
Dinrickisha
Senator Harding Links Dept of Agriculture Policies to Cost of Living
Senator Harding argues that Democrat policies mirror Republican ones in the Agriculture Department and that many high living costs problems would be solved if Republicans had been followed.
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Harding
Agricultural Department
San Francisco
Marion
Governor Cox Faces Wilson Clash Over Democratic Leadership
Governor Cox struggles to persuade President Wilson that Woodrow Wilson remains the party leader amid previous failed attempts by others handling the same task. The dynamic highlights intra party tensions and the challenge of aligning top figures.
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Cox
Wilson
Woodrow Wison
Democratic Party
Ohio Republican Colume Reasserts Proper Place
A. R. Johnson declares that Ohio shall and will re-assume her proper place in the Republican column, urging party alignment and regional influence within the national political landscape.
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Ohio
A. R. Johnson
Nagasaki Ports and Inland Sea Journey For Sailors
Sailors on the China Station describe the Inland Sea voyage from Yokohama to Nagasaki as a grand scenic route. Nagasaki is noted for its harbor, Takaboka cliff legend, and lively port life with workers earning 60 sen daily. The city’s parks, dress, and spring blossoms attract visitors.
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Yokohama
Nagasaki
China Station
Japan
Nippon
Takaboka
Pappenberg
Taxed to Death by Administration Critics Say
William A. Boyd laments Hussi sij as well as industry taxed to death to support an administration that fails to function. He accuses an army of salaried employees riding about the necks of the American people like a millstone.
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Dmillstone
Wm. A. Boyd
Secretary of War Facing Possible Death or Resignation
Senator Waston states the Secretary of War may die or resign, a move that could avoid creating a vacancy. The remark reflects political tension over the war leadership.
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Bakes
Waston
Gallup Seeks Bids for Rio Puerco Bridge Construction
Town of Gallup public notice bids for furnishing material labor and constructing a bridge over the Rio Puerco at Third Street. Plans with the Town Clerk and City Engineer S Ex Wood. Bids sealed with ten percent certified check and 75 percent bond required within five days after award. Bids due 8:00 PM August 28, 1920. Mayor Hannett and Clerk Walden sign.
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Gallup
Rio Puerco
Third Street
S. Ex-Wood
McKinley” County Bank
A. T. Hannett
Notice to the Public Regarding School Building Contract
Notice states all work and materials for the north side grade school building are furnished under contract. All parties must look to the contractor for payment of any and all bills. The board of education bears no responsibility beyond written contracts. H. W. YERSIN, Clerk. 7-24-1f.
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Board of ‘Education
Trespass Warning at The Chev ailier Sanatorium Grounds
Notice warns that any person trespassing on the grounds will be arrested. It states picnics require permission and is signed by OSTRANDER, Secretary.
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Chevailier Sanatorium Corporation
Até Ae
Ostrander
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