Harding as a dependable standpatter in World analysis
The New York World labels Senator Warren G. Harding a dependable standpatter aligned with Lodge Penrose and Old Guard interests. It accuses him of backing armor plate factories, supporting prohibition while opposing suffrage, and straddling key issues after 1915 with frequent absences and votes shaped by big interests.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
United States Senate
New York World
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Oes
Wall Street
Daniels
Wizards of Iron and
Ateel
World
Lodge
Old Guard
Warren G. Harding
Senate
Boies Penroxe
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Reed Smoot
Utah
Mr. Harding
Wilson
Electrification Seen As Next Step For Railroads
Electric manufacturers foresee a pronounced movement toward railroad electrification by year end. Railway men aim to first relieve rolling stock shortages and restore former efficiency under private management before focusing on electrification. Electrical advances, especially in railways, would support western metal industries and copper demand.
The Best Physic: Chamberlain’s Tablets Promoted
A brief old style advertisement extols Chamberlain’s Tablets as mild effective physic. It claims easy to take and valued by those who know their good qualities. The price is stated as five shillings and sixpence.
Nursing Service Expands Rapidly Across Nation
The American Red Cross nursing service reports over 37 000 graduate nurses enrolled and daily increasing. It supplied more than 1 000 nurses to the United States Public Health Service last year and started home hygiene courses for thousands of women. Rural nursing has surged ahead, and public health nursing now thrives in hundreds of small towns. The department is recruiting for training schools, educating the public on nursing standards, and expanding dietetics and nutritional clinics with dietitians.
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American Red Cross
Department of Nursing
United States Public Health Service
Red Cross
Clara D. Noyes
Joker Amendment Sparks Veteran Aid Controversy
A Washington dispatch reports that Senator Francis E. Warren faced rebuke in the American Legion Weekly for handling of a Darrow bill amendment. The clause limited a $20 monthly rise for disabled veterans to those in high cost congested areas, prompting plea over administration burdens and delays.
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Republican Congress
Washington Dispatch
American Legion Weekly
Francis E. Warren
Committee of Appropriations
Warren
Western Riley at Chautauqua reads in character
Richard Posey Campbell, author of Just Common Folks and A Dougs ter of the Rogues, revered as The Western James Whitcomb Riley, appears at Chautauqua for a second afternoon reading in character from his verse. An hour with him promises memorable warmth and heart.
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Richard Posey Campbell
A Dougster
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley
Tanlac credited with restoring health in local case
Mrs Lena Swanson of 1720 North Madison Street reports dramatic relief from years of stomach trouble and weakness after using Tanlac. She says five bottles improved appetite and sleep, boosted weight by twenty pounds, and revived energy. Prescribed at City Drug Store in Kemmerer.
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Tanlac
Lena Swanson
North
Madison St
Rae mi
Tanlue
Taulue
Kemmerer
Stare
Remarkable Record of Highway Construction
Washington D C The government under the present Democratic administration is spending more on road construction in cooperation with states than the Panama canal cost. The program has created road improvements totaling over nine times the San Francisco to New York distance. In 1915 federal and state road and bridge spending reached 26 million dollars, rising to 633 million this year. Many roads use permanent materials like bituminous concrete Portland cement concrete and vitrified brick, with completed sections adding about 7 000 miles to national highways.
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Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
San Francisco
New York
Engineers Inspect Proposed Bridge Site at Cheyenne
Engineers of the state highway department inspect the bridge site in Cheyenne for a proposed 660 foot steel bridge. Bids were to be tonal system, with the heart breaking distresses of Americas wounded continuing for many months to come. Agencies caring for wounded men are beginning to breathe easier as difficulties they faced are believed to pass.
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Cheyenne
State Highway Department
America
Snake River Bridge Bid Expected As Federal And State Inspectors Review
State highway commission and federal Public Roads engineers will inspect the site on August 31 for a bridge over the Snake River. Officials aim to prevent future loss from river channel changes by confining the water to run beneath the structure. Contractors show strong interest, and a contract award is anticipated after bids are opened.
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State Highway Commission
State Highway Department
Federal Bureau For Public Roads
Reclamation Service
Struc
Ture
Snake River
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