Harding Lays Out World Leadership and Learnings
The article critiques Harding's 1920 Wheeling speech and his District of Columbia Bankers Association address, arguing his stance on war, Versailles, and U.S. leadership reflects partisan fallout. It contrasts his outside actions with what insiders could have achieved, noting economic strain in Europe and domestic political consequences. It ends with quips about Kemmerer and beer prescriptions, reflecting editorial tone and satire.
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Harding
Wheeling
Senate
Wilson
District of Columbia Banker's Association
America
Woodrow Wilson
United States
White House
Councils of the Nations
Mr. Harding
Europe
Separate Peace With Germany Sparks Constitutional Clash
The House and Senate move toward a separate peace with Germany, despite President Harding’s plea against it. Proponents argue it would honor campaign promises to sign a peace resolution, while opponents call it a betrayal of the Allies and Versailles. Prominent figures from Lodger to Taft condemned the move as discreditable and futile.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Germany
Harding
Knox
House
United States
Lodgers
Wickersham
Taft
Root
Wilson
Sales tax debate shifts burden to consumer and life basics
Discussion in Washington on a proposed sales tax contrasts views. Proponents argue it is direct and transparent, while critics led by R G Elliott claim the tax will land on the ultimate consumer, hitting necessities and the least able to pay.
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Washington
Senate Finance
R. G. Elliott
Chicago
Ranger annual for distribution plans grand senior yearbook
The Ranger is the senior class yearbook, ready for distribution at class day exercises. It boasts the best ever compiled by a senior class with a refined cover, high quality engravings, and numerous photographs of Kemmerer students. It chronicles courses of study, department achievements, and the new Manuil Avis department, highlighting perseverance and student talents in journalism and athletics.
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Ranger
Welch-Hoffner Engraving Co
College Fein
Alven
Manuil Avis
Peterson
Camera
J.C. Penney CO
America
Out In Earnest After The Crop Destroyers
Lincoln county farmers stage demonstrations against grasshoppers with good reports of prep work. County project leaders report 1400 pounds of arsenic and 10 barrels of traps on hand. Raw dust to be used, dusting showed good results last year.
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Barm Bureau
Inevolo
Readi
Uinee Ik
Guaranteed repeal urged in rail guarantees report
Philadelphia report urged repeal of the government guarantee of 54 percent return to railroads. The traffic committee urged ending wartime government control of railroads and cited increased transportation costs and labor demands.
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Philadelphia
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