Sen Harding Seen Likely To Lead Strong But Cautious Presidency
A fragment from a 1920s era column weighs on American history toward Sen Warren G. Harding. It notes skepticism about predictions of a large Republican majority and discusses the dynamic between a president and Congress. It cites past leaders, highlighting the need for courtesy to keep government wheels turning and warns against overreaching executive control.
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Amercan
Sens- Peings
White House
Bing
Congress
Soma
Grover Cleve Swas
Auch
Wilson
Fie
Harding
Argentine President Largely Pro German Amid War Strife
The article describes Argentina under President Hipolito Irigoyen steering toward neutrality during World War I while facing pro German pressure. Diplomatic splits within Argentina and disputes with allies surface as Count von Lusches traded dispatches with Berlin. Riots surge in Buenos Aires as Irigoyen struggles to maintain authority and neutral policy.
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Hipolito Ingoyen
Romulo S. Newn
United States
Irigoyen
Lanting
Berlin
Count von Lus
Buenos Aires
Arminister
Ingoyen
German influence and Argentine stance echoed at League
The report notes rumors of German influence in South America, especially Brazil and Argentina, as the Argentine delegation faces charges at the League of Nations. It warns that if true, echoes will reach Buenos Aires soon, while noting substantial German money and business presence in the region and the likelihood they will push their interests to the limit.
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Gell Tfortaivo
League of Nations Assembly
Belin
Buenos Aires
South America
Brazil
Argentine
Constantine
Europe
Fixinis
Tur Holy Aynod
Thes
Constanting
George
Venizelos
Tinola
New York
Courteneys
S. J. Courteney Son & CO
Congressional reapportionment sparks WV stakes and Greek crisis
The article discusses West Virginia’s stake in two House measures: Siegel’s bill to raise representatives to 483 giving WV seven seats, and Hull’s amendment capping House size at 450. It argues against restrictive apportionment and urges House reform, plus notes court and Greek church actions, cabinet rumors, and a December 20 library memorial planning meeting.
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Hopper
National Home of Representatives
Siegel
Hull
Tennessee
Congress
Council of Great Industrial Organization
Library Committee
Odd Chatter on Politics and Remedies From a Fragmented Telegraph
The fragment hints at debates on remedies for goiter in Charlerton girls, regulatory hopes to move supply chains from producer to consumer, and a distant vision of government as a middling force. It mentions a prayer meeting, a Mapes pet whim, and a Newton New Jersey man measuring lettuce heads at 73 inches in circumference.
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Charlerton
Kanawha
Juin
Peter Joswon
Mapes
N. J
Harmless beverage era and early apple product craft in West Virginia history
The fragment describes early age methods in Northern West Virginia including a harmless beverage, a crude gas process, and applejack production. It mentions horse power crushers with grooved rollers and tasks like grinding apples and removing vines, linking to Marion county history as recounted by Dora Lee Newman.
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West Virginia
Marion
Dora Lee Newman
Nother
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