Republicans and radicals clash over party loyalty and leadership
A voice argues that insurgents within the Republican ranks threaten the party by betraying its aims and corruptly seeking power. It warns that if leadership cannot organize the House quickly, the party risks losing public support and possibly the next election, urging Republicans to unite behind Coolidge's cautious, efficient program.
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Republican” Party
Benedict Arnolds
Republican Party
Harding
Coolidge
Congress
Woman Juror Stands Firm Amid Jury Pressure
A Pittsburgh woman juror remains unwavering through long hours in the jury room as the other eleven press to persuade her to change her mind. She cites Dante and Virgil in defense of her stance, while the group consensus shifts between yes and no.
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Pittsburgh
Dante
Virgil
Christmas Seal Sale Aids Tuberculosis Fight
The Association for Prevention of Tuberculosis conducts a Christmas seal sale to raise 30000 dollars for next year's budget of 31000 dollars. Proceeds fund continued anti tubercu losis efforts as the war against the disease requires community support and prompt response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association For Prevention of Tuberculosis
Fragmented historical note yields no clear event
A garbled OCR fragment presents no coherent names dates or events. readable bits show no identifiable people places organizations or outcomes to summarize into a titled card with a factual summary.
School Needs and Civic Effort to Aid Education
The text argues that addressing school needs requires concerted effort within civic associations. It emphasizes federation coordination with the Public School Association and urges enlistment of additional members to determine and care for school needs.
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Chool
Ody
Fifth District shows continued improvement in October
The Federal Reserve review of business in the Fifth district notes ongoing improvement across sections in September and October. Industry maintains activity, trade and wholesale sectors expand, collections grow, and labor is fully employed with adequate supply. The report signals prosperity and expected continuation.
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Federal Reserve
Peace and politics mingle in strained prose protest piece
A fragmentary editorial feel links peace dove imagery to Monroe Doctrine pledges while critiquing Prohibition era ailments and dance hall regulation. It hints at presidential commitments, a Target of foreign investment, and US Treasury paths while referencing M. Poincaré and a tomb expedition with Christmas shopping allegory.
Fragmented Ballad Reflects Shifting Times and Morals
A clipped, postmodern appraisal laments changing morals as a publisher touts a sentimental ballad about poverty and family ruin. The piece contrasts old hardships with modern vices, joking that lyrics would adapt to bootlegging and bridge in a bygone era.
Beaux and Behold: City Zoning for Uniform Streets
Washington weighs a plea for proper code zoning to guide beautification and safety. The article urges uniform street widths and sidewalks, fixed building lots, and jog-free intersections to ease construction, traffic flow, and neighborly courtesy, arguing current rules hinder intelligent development.
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Washington
Thé
Code Rome
T- Caf
Feartity
Maggie Henierson
Hleme
Price complaints in Washington housing and food costs
Hector Laid of 2456 Twentieth Street Northwest criticizes rising prices charged by landlords and markets in Washington. He cites bread, turkey, milk, and rent as examples, noting wages and living costs strain families as the city faces high costs despite several markets offering bare essentials. The letter asks why price gouging persists and urges action to curb what he terms highwaymen of cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mount ‘Pleasant
New York
Uhey
Hector
Twentieth Street
Coed System Seen Fault in American Schools
Chicago dispatch reports Jinno suke Sato, director of Osaka municipal girls' high school, criticizing the American co educational school method. He says coeducation distracts boys from study and also affects girls, noting American boys often ride to school in autos while Japanese boys must own a bicycle to commute.
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Chicago
Jinnosuke Sato
Osaka
Japan
M. 2 Sato
Chimpanzees Protected From Capture Trade
Paris reports a ban across French West Africa on capturing keeping buying selling and exporting chimpanzees. The limit stems from rising demand for grafting and scientific experiments though the animals have suffered in unaccustomed climates abroad.
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Paris
Gener
French West Africa
Europe
Inscribed Bible Presented to President by New York Bible Society
New York December 2. President Coolidge received an inscribed Bible as a Thanksgiving gift from the New York Bible Society. General secretary Dr George William Carter announced tonight that the society joins the nation in gratitude for the President.
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New York
Coolidge
New York Bible Society
George William Carter
Carter
Women Voters Crowd Polls In Austria Analysis
Analysis of October 28 vote shows men casting 474000 ballots and women 654000 in this city. Proportions align with sex population. Socialist totals: 276000 men and 235000 women. Christian socialists: 187000 men and 201000 women.
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Fiesna
Austria
Christian Socialists
Japanese Police Adopt Pistols in Place of Bone Saber
Tokyo dispatch reports police regulations authorize revolvers for self defense or against prisoners replacing the bone saber once carried by Japanese officers. The bone saber, once a symbol of policing, will be phased out in favor of a modern firearm and sword.
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Tokyo
Queen Mother Alexandra In 77 Vendon at Sandringham
Queen Mother Alexandra is reported in excellent health at Sandringham after a royal appearance. The brief notice notes her continued vitality and residence with King George and the royal household.
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Alexandra
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Ridley
Weller
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