Cabinet Buiding and Harding Cabinet Speculation
The article discusses potential 1920 era cabinet choices for President Harding, highlighting Senator Henry Cabot Lodge as a leading candidate for Secretary of State. It argues Lodge’s long Senate tenure and foreign affairs experience suit the role, while noting budget and tariff issues to be resolved by Congress. It also touches on broader revenue plans and political context surrounding the new administration.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
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Wrights reckless finance empire collapses in mining fraud
A British financier Mr. Whittaker Wright built a string of mining and finance companies, floats, and promotions in London and Canada. Investors poured money into London & Globe and British American ventures, but funds were diverted among related entities. By this scheme the promoter drained about 25 million from subscribers, leaving only shares with no real profits and prompting parliamentary scrutiny.
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British-American Corporation
British Columbia
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Caledonian Copper & Nickel Corporation
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Standard Exploration Company
Y. Whittaker Wright
Coodon
London Hinanca Corporation
London & Finance
London & Grove
Tuure
Oiher
McClure
Rail Regulation Debate Marks Shifts in U S Policy
Davenport Times reports on Interstate Commerce Commission Chair Clark warning delegates that federal and state regulation will govern railways. Observers note a tacit shift toward government ownership as a possibility, while concerns about political influence and public access to charges persist.
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National Association of Railway and Pubic Eye Commissioners
America
Armas
Cor Noromy
Hold to trust principles in Des Moines bank bill
Des Moines banks should lend locally at 6 or 7 percent rather than send money to Wooster City and elsewhere. Senator Holdoegel’s proposal is a trust measure needing broad support to pass the legislature. The Sioux City Journal notes the Republican Senate’s 48 to 48 balance with the vice president’s tiebreaker and Lafollette’s role.
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Missouri
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LaFollette
Republican
LaFoetta
Night Dreams Reveal Subconscious Desires And Solutions
Health talks by Dr John R Huber AM discuss how dreams reflect subconscious wishes and daily life pressures. The column cites Nordenskjold and polar expeditions, dream symbols, and the relevance of dreams guiding waking decisions, with readers urged to send questions to the Health Talks department.
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Earth
Haber
The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walker
Gentleman Cat, a creature in an apartment house, slips from a basement window onto a coal bin. He navigates the coal pile safely, plans a nap on the bin, and keeps watch for intruders as he settles in. The tale reads like a cautionary vignette about quiet mischief and clever travel.
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Gentleman Cat
Gentleman
The Adventures of Gentleman Cat and the Mirror
A mischievous cat named Gentleman defends his yard from a bold black cat. He explores the house, confronts a mirror thinking another cat appears, and ends up crestfallen after discovering the reflection. Tomorrow’s tale promises Part 3.
Husband Endures Ambush of Umbrella Attacks
Imogene poses before a mirror as Andrew recounts a chaotic day in which women wield umbrellas as weapons in crowded transit and elevators, leaving him bruised and exhausted after a string of comic, misfired assaults. A bygone feature blends domestic farce with a nod to song verses.
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Imogene
Andrew
Lazarus
Behi
Beersheba
Fenimore Cooner
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd No. 334 Rebus Puzzle
A scrambled caption hints at a rebus puzzle about two American Indian tribe names from a hurried parting snapshot. The reader is asked to identify the tribal names suggested by the exit image, framed as Loyd’s quick brain teaser.
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Sam Loyd
Gueapec
Ed Yioiter
Nature Notes Questions and Answers Preview
A fragmentary note poses questions about woodwork sound in nature animals death by action of self How cultivated plants compare to wild ones and discusses adaptiveness in geese ducks and human responses to threats The text hints at resource depletion and potential world bankruptcy due to overuse of natural resources
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