League Issue in US Politics and Hurd Speech Critics
The piece discusses Republican and Democratic stances on the League of Nations and Wilson era policies, noting Hays and Hurd debates, and the shift in issue focus as the election approaches, with a critical eye on miseries touted by supporters and the administration’s record. It also mentions a housing shortage and rising building costs affecting rents and construction incentives.
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Wilson
League of Nations
Momin- Ucan
Hurdnits
Tats
League
Harding
Ate Cox
Gunfidane
Hayy
Isaac
Wilden
Pic Uran
Jo Geome
Hays
Price increases and freight trends spark consumer concerns
A distorted notice warns that new taxes will raise prices for food and clothing by about $16 per person annually in the United States. Projections show freight costs rising from Boston to New Orleans and Chicago to Alabama, with plans for auto freight lines and broader nationwide trucking growth affecting everyday shoppers.
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United States
Southern Railway
Basten
Athinie
New York
W Orleina
OSHC
Chicago Beef
Peace and League of Nations debate in Presse Menu campaig
The article discusses the League of Nations peace plan and safe guiding reservations. It notes Gov. Coxhia and Senator Marding giving contrasting answers on American participation and responsibility in postwar efforts with Germany.
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League of Nations
America
Falik
Ameriea
Germany
Pwonld Ag
Coxhia
Marding
Major Frelance Profiles Harry Cudney A County Figure
The Star recalls Major Frelance writing sketches of leading county men, notably Harry Cudney, longtime energic head of the State Fish and Game Commission for Warren County. It praises his hospitable nature, public service as game warden, and moves from Washington to Hackettstown area, highlighting his practical generosity and community influence.
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Falter
The
STAR
Major Frelance
the Star
Bis
Chiat
Harry
Cade Suey
State
Flair and Game Commission
Warren County
Feliawk
Lowell Mittehler
Karyge Hebhardt
TA Vosler
Marvy Didgey
Worthington
Shinwnee
Jersey
Turing
Pahaquarty Township
Bustos
Blarey Codeney
Washington
Tyo Repubicany
Pahaquarry
Hackettstown
Vegio
Marty
Ned Everstempecch
Banshee
Alene
Adh
Pateles
Darry
Harry Cudney
Jacek
Howe
Palltiog
Denveritie nominees pledge support amid party standoff
The Evening Post backs the Denverite nominees as Gov Cox and Senator Harding square off over treaty and League policies. It argues Harding’s stance on America's honor conflicts with Independent American interests and urges readers to unite behind the Denverites amid the heated debate.
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Ainee Gov
Cox
Gov
League
Harding Woud
Harding Haw
America
Attty
Wilinto
The
Evening Post
Denveritie
N. Y
Farm laborers in wheat fields earn near a dollar an hour
A report says about 100000 workers in grain areas are organized under Peblo, with farm laborers earning roughly one dollar hourly as they harvest wheat. The description notes the labor force and wage level as described by the department.
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Akrcalt
Gaya
Peblo
Cornish Company explores new stock issue for growth
The Cornish Company announces a new issue of cumulative preferred stock at 100 million percent with a bonus of old common stock turned back to the treasury by the late Ex Senator Cornish. Directors urge expansion to meet rising demand for pianos, player pianos, and phonographs as output and capital needs grow.
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Cornish
Phonograph
Cornish Company
J. B. Cornish
Johnston Cornish
Joseph B. Cornish
Allithe
F. R. ‘Alle
A.F. Florey
Washington
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Washington Star
New Jersey
N. J
F. A. Robertson
Will Hays
Maine
Republicara
Holore
Republcan
Paliticiaans
Haya
Dave
Democrite Aduiletsuion
Noy
Loona
Tds
New Dorgey
York
San Francisco
Tme
R. C. Stockton E. Washington Avenue
Usg Serviertation
Ain Electric Imp
Goss
Witer
Heya
Wenn
Achias
Atoldeik
Lowe's
Lowe’ Brothers Mellotone
Floyd Major
Washington, N. J
Hackettstown National ‘Bank
Hackettstown, N. J
the Cornish. Company
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