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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
2
The Sixty-Eighth Congress adjourned March 4 unable to build a common program due to bloc politics. Despite some achievements, a militant minority in both parties constrained leadership and public will, with deception masking goals and half truths repeated to the public.
The text condemns the recent congress for personal self interest and impotence while praising the election shift to Republicans. It argues the nation rejected bloc politics, endorsing accountable leadership and broad service to all people over narrow cliques and selfish aims.
General Dawes, nicknamed Hell and Maria, denounced Senate obstruction in his inaugural moment, accusing lawmakers of talking bills to death. He warned that unlimited debate harms governance, promising more fireworks in the next four years while urging reform to speed government business.
The passage argues the Legislature should act promptly and clearly to explain fiscal figures. It contrasts Governor Baker and Senator Painter, suggesting Baker may be more confident in his estimates and urging transparent presentation of the facts for public understanding.
The readable text shows a fragmentary sports item mentioning players and a game, with garbled names and phrases. It lacks clear teams, scores, dates, or a coherent outcome to confirm.
The tri county baseball league reorganizes with Livonia out of the coming season and Excelsior losing its status. Lancaster and Glenwood, aided by former members, secure a rebid, while the league adds Downing members through auditions led by Edina. Putnam county fans lament Livonia’s absence.
The Presbyterian Church will hold services every night this week and both morning and evening services next Sunday. Bro. G of St. Joseph will be with the church all week and on Sunday. Next Sunday is the Every Member Canvass day.
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