President Wilson’s oath and the law in question
The piece argues that President Wilson breaches his oath by refusing to execute a Shipping Act section. It condemns his action as an autocratic move, equating it to a coup d etat and a violation of constitutional duty. It contrasts Wilson with Hayes, warns of eroding checks and balances, and cites constitutional and legal fears.
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The
United States
Woodrow Wilson
State Department
Congress
Billy
Hayes
Bainbridge
Colby
Secretary of State
Wilson
Supreme Court
Hannis Taylor
Dr Taylor warns of subverting U S constitution to a dictator
The piece cites Dr Taylor on constitutional danger and recalls events leading to James II’s exile. It notes the U S House of Representatives plans a December meeting and questions the nation’s patience with executive overreach. Gov Cox signals following Wilson policy.
Democratic critique of World War costs and mismanagement
A harsh wartime audit argues the United States spent 20 billion dollars beyond the 10 billion loaned to allies, plus 200 dollars per person. It claims Allied mobilizations dwarfed U S figures, wastes in munitions production, and lack of tanks at Meuse Argonne, urging voters to oppose Democrats led by Cox and Roosevelt.
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United States
Unite States
England
France
Italy
Pershing
Meuse-Argonne Forest
Democratic Party
Cox
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Gallup To Open Bids For Bridge Foundations and Approaches
Public notice announces sealed bids for extension, acting and repairs to the foundations and approaches of a new steel bridge over the Rio Puerco at North Third Street in Gallup New Mexico. Plans are with the Town Engineer. Bids due by 8 PM October 25 1920. bids may be rejected.
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Gallup
New Mexico
North Third Street
McKinley
State of New Mexico
McKinley County Bank
Child Welfare Boys and Girls Prize Winners List
Names and prizes for the Child Welfare competition including boys John O'Brien Wayne Curto James Oldham Dwyane Hess and girls Abbie DeLong Dorothy Crenshaw Gwendolyn Wilson with notes for re examination at Dr Illson's office and signatures from J W Stofer and G Willson W B Cantrell.
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John
Gallup
Dorothy Crenshaw
Gwendolyn Wilson
Mrs Coolidge Says Votes Cut High Living Costs
In a Boston Northampton train interview Estelline Bennett portrays Mrs Coolidge urging women to vote for lawmakers who will curb prices. She discusses frugal household tips, the value of work, and keeping home life balanced with education and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Calvin
New England
Goorbell
Coxs Labor Record Questioned by Ohio Mobilization Evidence
The Columbus column argues Governor Cox falsely claimed he never pressed soldiers into an industrial dispute. It cites Special Order No. 52 showing Ohio troops mobilized for Canton, Akron deployments in 1919 and accompanying newspaper headlines confirming troop movements, challenging his honesty to workingmen ahead of his campaign.
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Columbus
James M. Cox
Ohio
National Guard
Ohio Guard
Akron
Canton
Cox
George H. Clark
Wheeling
W. Va
Queston
Clark
Adjutant General's Department of the State of
Adjutant General of
Benson W. Hough
Ark
Gunton
Olio Solders
United States
West Virginia
Liquor League
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2Nd Street
Gallup, New Mexico
Calvin Coolidge
Estelline Bennett
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William Hoster
J.R. Gaines
Wurm
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DR. E. Park Sellard
Optometrist
RUIZ
Arizona
John C. Kitchen
Coal Ave
Tel
Edmund R. French
Supreme, Court
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Bert D. Richards
U. S. District Court
U. S. Land Office
W. M. Sheridan
Wasserman Laboratory
Citizens Bank
Albuquerque
Seven Lakes
Seven Lakes District
T. P. Lamb
Los Angeles
Cal
New Mexico Steel Coa
Gallup Laundry
Hart Building
R. R. Ave
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