President Coolidge Accepts Republican Nomination
The acceptance address recalls party unity and moral purpose, stressing the Republican method of action through organized parties. It surveys wartime conditions in 1921, national debts, and postwar recovery, praising ratified treaties and renewed foreign relations as evidence of progress and stability.
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United States
Arate
Maren
Turkey
Russia
Colombia
Mexico
Germany
Austria
Tubes
Greece
Far East
Pacific Ocean
Janeh P
Tremendous financial gains and debt reduction outlined
The report highlights a fiscal year ending June 4 1971 with total expenditures at 2 259 800 0060 and a surplus of 60 90 0600, a debt reduction of about 3 Tun DOD 000, and net savings from tax receipts of roughly 600 000. It notes the public debt around 21 256 000 4907, strong bond activity, and broader economic improvements including low unemployment wages up and capital liquidity, plus veterans benefits and immigration policy discussion.
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Hamilton
Tariff boosts farmers and national wealth in era of peace
The speaker defends a protective tariff as saving American agriculture and industry from foreign competition. Revenue nears 554 billion and supports public finances while praising the Washington conference for reducing naval arms and promoting world peace. The admin’s honesty and budget reforms are cited as foundations for prosperity and debt reduction.
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Amercan
Landa
Ecumenia
Earth
Far East
Néiley
Siduala
Republican Party
Syvstem
American Principles and Foreign Policy Emphasis in Election
The speaker defends anti corruption efforts and lawful prosecution, supports limited government, taxation reform, and protectionist economics. He argues for peace, limited arms, nonintervention, and maintaining independence while engaging with the League of Nations' aims. The domestic agenda centers on agriculture, industry, and moral welfare within a global context.
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America
Brotherhood of Man
God
League of Nations
Congress
America Seeks Grand Role in World Court and Peace Plan
The speaker advocates joining the Permanent Court of International Justice to uphold law over force. He outlines support for the Dawes plan, European stabilization, and private loans to Germany, urging further arms limitation and codification of international law. He emphasizes duty to aid war-devastated nations and vows never again to send women to war.
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Tome
Permanent Court
International Justice
Europe
Reparation Commission
Charlas
Wawes van Chostn
Kellogg
Col Logan
Esonta
Ayitte
Dawes
America
Operaton
Tims
Wave
Tomerron
National
Formal acceptance and policy speech on Latin America
The author discusses improving relations with Latin America, aiding Mexico against domestic violence, and negotiating a treaty of amity and commerce. He defends protectionist tariffs, supports agricultural relief, and outlines plans to reform farming finances, inland waterways, and wage standards under Republican policy.
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Latin America
Maexico
Mexico
America
High Tax Rates Harm Prosperity and Equity
The speaker argues that excessively high income and excess profits taxes slow business and hurt the general public. Reductions under earlier tax reforms boosted revenue from the wealthy but left indirect taxes to burden ordinary people. He cites indirect taxpayers at over 107 million and urges a taxation system that favors broad prosperity and justice for all citizens.
Government Called Sound Corruption Will Be Fought
A political address argues for reduced public expenses and tax reform to ease the burden on wage earners. It defends constitutional government, emphasizes social welfare through law, and advocates women's voting rights and national unity while urging fiscal responsibility and economic growth.
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America
Évan
Supreme Court of the
United States
Gavstan
Amarten
Budgeting Campaign Finances in National Electorals
The piece argues for scrupulous budget practice in national campaigns, noting higher costs with a larger electorate and endorsing strict scrutiny of contributions and expenditures. It cites a Senate committee with broad authority and sworn report requirements as essential, with the Republican chair promising detailed disclosures.
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Cjdaagt
Senate
Zahnd Withdraws From Presidential Race
Zahnd, national independent party chair, will not reenter the race. He withdraws as party candidate in favor of the La Follette Wheeler ticket and pledges undivided support to La Follette and Wheeler.
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Chicago
la Follette
J M Nelson
Robert M la Fellette
la Fellette
la Fallette
L & Sheppard
Zahnd
Indianapolis
Ind
John Babnd
Cive
Ba Folletté
Wheeler Tichet
Senater
la Foltette
Whedlar
Five Day Week Opposed By E T U Reports
Toronto August meeting reports opposition to a five day work week by the international typographical union. Delegates debated proposals to extend operation while opponents favored broad changes for newspapers. The convention defeated several motions, with Kalamazoo Michigan chosen for the 1825 gathering and voting tallies noted for Seallie and Minneapolis.
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Toronto
New York
Daléwaten
Coe
Opie
Kalamqzoo
Covention
Seallie
Mampnis
Gold-Mounted Radio Presented to President Coolidge
A 9018 mounted radio broadcast receiving set was presented to President Coolidge yesterday on the eve of his departure from Plymouth Vermont. The set was built by Alfred Ii Greve of Richmond and includes features allowing the operator to receive messages from distant stations beyond a standard radio.
Justice Taft Denies Illness Reports
Justice Taft denied reports that he was ill while at his Murray Bay summer home in Quebec. In a long distance call to the Associated Press he said the tale was unfounded and that he plans to return to Washington in September.
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New York
Aus
William H Taft
Justing
United States
Murray Bay
Quebec
Taft
Tha Juntigg
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