Hamstrung Politics Touching Reconstruction Debates
The piece skewers Republican and Democratic moves in Congress as partisan battles over Harding administration aims. It notes Democrats showing limited cooperation on measures seen as normalcy restoration, while Republicans rally against naval and tax retrenchment, lampooning the so called definite program.
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Congress
Prsident
Harding
Wyoming
Edge
Moses
Penrose
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
House
Borah
Johnson
California
Treasury
Mellon
Frank
Philadelphia
Senate
Republican Congress Under Fire In Press Critique
The Democratic press criticizes the current and prior Republican Congress. It accuses Speaker Gillett’s Republican majority of lacking public trust and calls for a more principled, party faithful approach. The Transcript hints at a conservative stance urging Republicans to heed a vindicated, pure party outlook.
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Feaders
Boston
Champ Clark
Gillett
Congress
Newberry conviction rips through party vitriol and revived law debate
A controversial diary-like critique contends that current press and reform narratives over Newberry of Michigan reveal partisan bias and misread justice. It notes the Supreme Court's five to four ruling as a constitutional issue, not a clean acquittal. The piece recalls Roosevelt Taft and others who supported federal election laws, highlighting ongoing tensions between law, policy, and politics.
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Inet
Newberry
Michigan
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Taft
Johnson
Wilson
Civil service reform gripe over postmaster appoints
The National Civil Service Reform Leagues condemn President Harding’s order allowing the postmaster general to choose from the top three exam passers. They note Wilson’s higher scoring rule and claim the change shifts the Post Office from civil service to a political machine, undermining reform.
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Harding
National Civil Service Reform Leagues
Wilson
Post Office Department
Harvey speech blamed selfish motives behind American war entry
The article denounces Ambassador Harvey for portraying U S entry into the great war as driven by lofty democratic aims, arguing the motive was selfish gain and economic interests. It cites Roosevelt and Taft era figures, asserting Wilson offered only sentiment while Belgium and civilization were used as pretexts.
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Harvey
Geo. Harvey
Enggeland
London
America
Prench Republic
France
Belgiums
Theodore Roosevelt
Aoley
United States
Belgium
Taft
Root
John
Wilson
Cole
Warily echoing Wilsons idealism in a call for world league
The passage argues Americans still favor an international peace league after World War I. It cites Congress backing disarmament talks despite opposition, and asserts only global cooperation including America can prevent further wars. It credits Woodrow Wilson’s idealism over materialism.
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Nce
World League
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
George Harvey
St Margarets Guild to Meet Tomorrow Afternoon
The ladies of St. Margaret's Guild will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Guild hall with Mrs Bud Hocker as hostess. All ladies are invited to attend.
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ST. Margaret's Guild
St. Margaret’s Guild
Guild Hall
Bud Hocker
Card of Thanks for Deceased Father Cameron Family
The Cameron family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for assistance and sympathy after the death of their father, whose memory helped ease their grief. Robert and Josephine Cameron note gratitude will not be forgotten.
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Robert
Josephine Cameron
Bargain for a High Grade Player Near Kemmerer
A buyer seeking a strictly high grade player near Kemmerer offers the right price and terms. The seller is Wells Music Co at 28 California Street, Denver, inviting responsible parties with references to inquire for particulars.
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Fiano
Plano
Kemmerer
Particula
OHAS
Wells Music CO
California Street
Denver Colo
Dud Tunkins and Jud Duikine Sage Work Bargain
A garbled OCR note discusses Dud Tunkins and Jud Duikine and a claim that one is more efficient than the other, reducing a day’s work into less time and challenging the value of bargaining over daily tasks.
June Bride Shower Honoring Marie Gurd Hosted by Mise Murny Jones
Mise Murny Jones entertained at a Monday evening shower at her home in honor of prospective June bride Marie Gurd. Gordon received many beautiful gifts as refreshments were served and the social evening proved enjoyable.
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Mise Murny Jones
Marie Gurdon
Mine Gordon
Memorial Day Meeting at Town Hall Monday
Fraternal societies are invited to join the local American Legion post for Memorial Day ceremonies. Meet at Town Hall at 9 40 a m to march to the cemetery at 10 o clock. Under Legion Memorial Day Committee leadership chaired by P Bosone, graves of GALR, Spanish American War and World War veterans will be...
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American Legion
Legion Memorial Day Committee
P. Bosone
Legion Ceremonies Honor the Dead Across Cemeteries
The Legion boys urged every lodge and fraternal society in town to join in decorating and attending as a salute fired to honor the dead. They seek full coop eration to ensure the ceremonies succeed and to observe the day meaningfully.
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Questa
Legion Boys
Special Piano Bargain From The Denver Music Co
Quick disposal of a fine high grade pine piano left on hand by Kemmerer offers extremely liberal discounts. Easy payments to a responsible party. Go examine it or write at once for full particulars to The Denver Music Co. Denver, Colo. 4-13-1-15.
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Kemmerer
Denver Music Co
Denver
Colo
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