Ideals and Hopes Find No Radicalism in Senator Harding
Rev D R B Martin of Winnebago Minn Harding booster and former Marion Baptist pastor endorses his character leadership and lack of radicalism. He cites justice mercy and humility as core traits and argues Harding upholds Republican traditions while uniting agricultural labor financial and other vital interests without extremism.
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Minnesota
Senator Harding
Rev
D. RB. Martin
Winnebago, Minn
Marion, Ohio
Martin
Senate
Ohio
Michigan
Chicago
Harding
Baptist Church
Mr. Harding
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Hard
Broad political vision blends interests under shared leadership
The passage argues for a leadership that unites opposing interests into a common, safe political project. It emphasizes empathy and broad scope to ensure all groups feel represented and secure under the proposed leadership.
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Read That Mr Cox Read The Damning Editorial
Democratic nominee Cox confronted a scandalous editorial from his own Dayton News during a campaign stop in New York. A commercial traveler forced through the crowd at the Commodore to thrust the clipping into his hands. Cox read, reddened, crumpled the piece, and hurried to his car.
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Jury Qualifications Across Countries
England allows aliens to sit on juries after ten years of domicile while Ireland prohibits them entirely, reflecting differing legal standards on foreign nationality in jury service.
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England
Ireland
Rural Iowa consolidations and one room schools expand
Gov W J Harding notes in the August Review of Reviews that Iowa rural education shifts hinge on consolidated and one room schools. Since July 1919 consolidations grew to 407 districts, closing about 2800 one room schools and transporting over 60,000 children to higher grade work. Over 10,000 pupils are in high school programs.
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Inwa
Tawa
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Breeders Judge Two Classes Per Breed With Reasons
In the judged show two classes of each breed were scored and four classes received oral reasons. Jefferson Wan placed second and Slayton placed third in the individual scores.
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Marl Weaver
W.D. Jefferson
Dunkerton
H. H. Slayton
Des Moines
C. F. Bassett
Fort Dodge
J. B. Mathie
Ames
Jefferson Wan
Slayton
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