Warren G. Harding Remembered as Noble Leader Of The Nation
A tribute praising Warren G. Harding for his presidential service. It stresses his sincere motives, patriotism, and Christian character, noting the nation faced economic strain and unrest when he took office. It highlights his efforts to restore prosperity, improve labor conditions, and his then untimely death during a period of national rejoicing.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
White House
Harding
Mississippi
Alaska
Hoy
Policy of the Idaho Prison Board Outlined
The Idaho prison board announces a policy to tighten penal discipline while ensuring humane conditions. At a meeting of the governor attorney general and secretary of state the board stated prisoners should be restrained for a period commensurate with the offense and housed in clean ventilated cells with decent clothing and food. They advocate sufficient work to keep body and mind occupied during the day.
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Idaho
Ita
Penitentiary Reform Proposals Highlight Improvements Planned
The board notes antiquated buildings at the state penitentiary and urges rapid construction of four new facilities. Modern cell equipment and housing are demanded, with emphasis on a separate dormitory for first-term youths. Meanwhile, sanitation upgrades proceed, and a new shirt factory is seen as key to discipline by providing employment and modest pay to inmates.
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Bord
State Penitentiary
Insight to the Americanism of Calvin Coolidge
A reflective piece on Calvin Coolidge tracing his oath in Vermont, his grounded upbringing, and the American virtues of thrift, industry, and self sacrifice. It praises his governorship, Lincoln era values, and his alignment with Harding policies while citing the Mining Congress and National Economic League on industrial democracy and worker participation in management.
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Vermont
Calvin Coolidge
United States
America
Massachusetts
Harding
American Mining Congress
National Economic League
Boston
Movement to Improve Industrial Relations
A reform effort seeks to curb frequent strikes and lockouts that harm employers, employees, and many others. The text suggests developing a cooperative system to reduce industrial disruption and restart productive relations across industries.
Congressional group calls for government aided price restraint plan
A congressional bloc pressures using official power to push a program limiting wheat and other farm goods to raise producer prices. They advocate decreased production, orderly marketing, and storage warehouses under government direction, then argue the same logic as oil politics, labeling it virtuous in agriculture.
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California
Con Igrems
Europe
America
Prison the Place for Them
The St Louis Times condemns ten political prisoners who refuse presidential commutation, arguing they belong in prison rather than freedom. It portrays them as crooked thinkers unfit for American society and insists they must stay behind bars to protect the nation’s integrity and citizenry.
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Coot[idee
St. Louis
United States
Republic
Oil and Wheat Price Control Compared
An editorial from the North Side News at Jerome argues against government price guarantees for wheat and compares oil producers seeking to control output to stabilize prices. It notes overproduction risks, cites refinery bankruptcies, and criticizes political objections while tracing historical context from 1829 and calling for market-based approaches.
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North Side News
Jerome
Idane
Sapokexman
Mexico Mining Growth and Investment in 1910s Era
The text notes rising mining activity in Mexico since 1910 with 118 new titles issued in April but 438 forfeited for tax nonpayment. By May 1 there were 26,107 titles, and about 290 million dollars were invested in mines and smelters, mostly American capital, alongside English and other nations. It also cites regional lead by Sonora, Chihuahua, and Durango. A separate record mentions Maine's first saw mill established in South Berwick in 1634 according to Maine Historical Society records.
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Mexico
Department of Mines
State of
Sonora
Chihuahua
Durango
The
Maine Historical Society
New England
South Berwick
Ford Business Facts From Hutte Daily Post
The article notes Henry Ford’s early milestones from the first automobile in 1903 to July sales, and reports Ford Motor Company’s projected 1.5 million cars this year. It cites a massive parent plant of 20 acres, 128 acres under roof, and claims the world’s largest auto factory, foundry, and in-house facilities. It states daily production around 6700 cars, 9000 dealers, and 15,000 service stations, plus Ford’s high income and a district school education.
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Hutte Daily Post
Henry Ford
Hitarly
Ford Motor Company
I T
The Great Event in My Life by Douglas Malloch
The poem speaks of a pivotal life change that redefines all later years. The speaker describes a moment when an extraordinary event lifts them from ordinary concerns, bringing new joy, friendship, and renewed purpose, culminating in the beloved person who became that life changing moment.
Western mining mourns blue sky laws while backing reform
The western division of the American Mining Congress condemns overly restrictive blue sky laws yet says they aid investor protection and curb dishonest promoters. It urges revision of legislation, notes oil taxes and auto capital drain, and asserts mining remains viable with proper regulation and capital access.
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Gama
Western Division
American Mining Congress
San Francisco
Randsburg
California
RUNNING THE RAILROADS A critics view on nationalization
The Chicago Tribune argues against government takeover of railroads. It praises private property and expansion in the middle west, warns that nationalization would bring bureaucracy, political manipulation, waste, and higher costs, and contrasts American and European systems.
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Chicago Tribune
Wall Street
Mississippi Valley
Europe
Middle West
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Postoffice
Wallace
Wallace Printing Company
Elks Temple Building
Bank Street
A. J. Dunn
Canada
Postal Union
Caxon
Ford Business Facts
Jome
Douglas Malloch
Be, & M, Journal-Press
West
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