Southern timber debated for Democratic presidential ticket
The Southern Timber column argues Southern Democrats are unjustly barred from presidential consideration. It praises Underwood and Glass as strong but notes regional preferences and suggests nominating both as president and vice president to balance northern and southern views.
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Democratic Party
South
Underwood
McAdoo
Carter Glass
Virginia
Smith
Glass
Debating the League and Ellis Island in a Coolidge Era Echo
A Democratic paper argues the League of Nations cannot decide Italy Greece disputes and questions its value. It notes British criticism of Ellis Island, praises immigrant choices, and cites the coal controversy settled by state authorities led by Governor Pinchot while urging testing state remedies before federal action.
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League of Nation
United States
League
Italy
Greece
Council of the League of Nations
Council of Ambassadors
Ellis Island
America
Supreme Court
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
Europeans’ Hatreds Spark a World War Spark Noted by Editors
The National Republican editor argues that long standing European hatreds and rivalries, not the assassination in Sarajevo, ignite global war. He warns Americans against using the United States as collateral in European disputes and stresses caution about entanglement, warning that intervention would misplace blood and treasure. The piece also touches on Greco Italian tensions and the broader risks of great power politics.
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Servia
Tate Track
Europe
America
Greece
Ialy
Ceot Protession
Italy
Austria
Séa of Nations
Mediterranean
Ruhr
United States
General Wilson aspires for conferred favors in Republican scene
The item notes General Thomas F. Wilson, known in the county, may seek conferred favors in a Republican setting. A Wigwam gathering of the Redmen is planned with details to follow and a local audience expected to support his stance. J W Stinson receives appointment as special Indian Service officer at 1350 dollars plus field per diem to curb liquor among Indians.
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Thomas F. Wilson
Wilson
Redmen
J. W. Stinson
Indian Service
France
Ee Phillippe, Duc
Leans
Louis Phillippe
Louis XIII
Bourd
Prince Phillippe
Pilague Cee Ie
Prince Ferdinand Duc d'Montpensier
Comte de Pars
Comte de Paris
England
Dinner Stories and Train Woes in Humorous Snatches
In Pearson's Weekly a hawker sells fish at a penny and quips about freshness and birth certificates. Judge notes the Smiths' frantic train journey ending with post–trip worries about leaving items behind and Mrs. Smith recalling the iron mishap.
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Pearson's Weekly
London
Bible Thought for Today The Only Help of God
The message urges faith and reassurance, quoting God’s promise to help and to grant strength, encouraging readers to trust divine aid amid uncertainty. The brief verse emphasizes God’s proximity and willingness to assist those who fear and seek His guidance.
Goose-Quillings and Satire on Policy and Health
A collection of wry musings on evolution foreign policy health and society. The quips touch on social assets wealth politics immigration and media with a humorous light tone. The writer mocks grand plans questions world court and wartime aims while noting the oddities of public discourse.
Timely views on crime and law enforcement standards
A report from the Association chaired by Whitman York critiques U S crime figures and violence. It cites gaps in enforcement, lax laws, and unequal police capacity, comparing the United States with England and Wales and noting unresolved murders in 1921.
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Ss. Whitman York
United
United States
London
England
Wales
Francisco A
Beries
Chicago
A Ville
Se Lewis
New
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