Noise and political clash over industrial relief plans
Washington reports say President Harding aims to draft a government plan to prevent strikes by coordinating leaders to resolve disputes. The piece argues Congress must approve any plan and questions if lawmakers will act, noting how representatives act in their own interest and urging public pressure to force relief. It also discusses Michigan Newberry case and Ford, noting Supreme Court decisions and voter verdicts on senate seating.
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Iowa
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O. K
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Supreme Court
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Michigan's Vote Analyzed Reflects Balkan and Global Views
The Michigan primary nominating Townsend shows support amid Balkan world politics. The piece argues Uncle Sam avoided entangling alliances, warns of European power games, and suggests rail crossing safety measures for drivers. It blends political analysis with notes on international affairs and infrastructure.
Tonsils and Adenoids in Children Our Health Judge
In children up to 15 years enlarged tonsils and adenoids may defend against infections but removal is not always necessary. Consider repeated sore throats, red anterior pillars, and jaw neck lymph nodes as potential signs. diagnosis requires skilled care and wholesale removal is discouraged.
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Tite Tin Deelers
Tansil
Liks
Car bills and second summer worries in a domestic skit
Imogene lists car costs as Andrew reads a sheet of expenses, she notes bills will rise with the car’s upkeep. He jokes about the second summer, repairs, gas, and inner tubes, while she proposes savings and charity schemes to cover ongoing costs.
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Andrew
Imogene
Aline
Charity
Living Indians and underpasses spark town talk at summer column
The column muses on who the town’s greatest living Indians might be and notes debate over underpasses and safety. It names figures like Blewood Haynes, George Ade, Albert J Beveridge, Meredith Nicholson, Booth Tarkington and Dr John N Hurty. The writer jests about John McCutcheon and predicts a forthcoming report from the state era reporter.
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Hoosinrs
Towits
Blewood Haynes
George Ade
Albert J. Beveridge
Tudge Anderson
Marshall
Mre
Gene Stratton Trotter
Kintinbbard
Meredith Nicholson
Booth Tarkington
John N. Hurty
Jawn
McCutcheon
State Era
J. Frost
Governor Miter Emerges as National Figure in Strike Crisis
Sioux City Tribune lauds Gov. Miter of New York as the third man the nation has found during the strike crisis. The editorial praises his masterful handling of the crisis and urges governors and citizens of other states to follow his example, contrasting it with the federal government's perceived failure. It notes Gov. Miller's rapid legislative action after a special session was convened and recommendations quickly turned into law.
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New York
Miller
Miller plan to curb fuel profiteering in New York
The article discusses Gov Miklas proposing expansive fuel control powers if needed to avert a looming fuel famine. Powers include fixing fuel prices, rationing, confiscating surplus stocks, price and sale records, and a $16.9 million revolving fund to distribute coal at cost. It questions federal enforcement and the political implications for 1924. It notes the governor’s caution about precedent and potential profiteering risk while urging decisive action.
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Republican Party
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Goverinor
Mind Benders and Coin Covering Game Challenge
Players alternate placing paper markers on a plate of 100 total coins five denominations, aiming to be the one to reach or force the last coin. Details show sample sequences and a magnate quotation about life’s hardest work. The puzzle hides names Washington generals in a concealed order.
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Washington
Gatern
Putnam
Morgan
Albat
Stark
World War Veteran Antonio Mulkavich Buried in Herrin Mine Death
A Marion grand jury investigation reveals Antonio Mulkavich of Erle, Pennsylvania, a World War I veteran who served on the Somme and Meuse Argonne. He died while working as a mine worker in Herrin after enduring disillusionment and toil in America. His discharge read “Served with honor,” yet he faced hardship as a strikebreaker in a harsh mining town.
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Erle
Somme
Mihlel
Froneg
Alfranio Milicavich
Balkans
Attila
Antonio
America
Steevi
United States
Wightieth
Sqnal
St. Mihiel Salient
Meuss-Argonne
Antonia
Republi
Herrin
Land of Liberty
Argonne
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Sferrin
Juneaun
Vilage
Maas
Rainy Day Poem Observes Weather and Mood
A fragmented poem by Frank L. Stamnton contemplates rain as Rainy Day dulls sun and spirits. It contrasts youthful desire for sun with elderly grumbles, notes trees and hills in view, and mentions birds inspecting blossoms and bugs. The speaker muses on small weather signs and uses rustic, observational imagery.
Burroughs Nature Club Questions and Answers
The Natura Notes Dept invites readers to submit questions on nature topics. It lists sample questions about bird eye closure, seed planting ratios, and tomato damage from ants, promising answers in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
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Natura Notes Dept
Honey plants and sea anemone facts
The text asks about the best honey plant noting alfalfa as a strong choice with clover also used, then describes a sea anemone as a soft bodied polyp of Actinia with tentacles and a central stomach, noting its defense by curling into a ball when alarmed. A sentence about a wren and an apple appears unfinished.
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Actinia
Crete
Local jumbled chatter on sleepless night and summer slipping away
Abe Martin quotes a sleepless night caused by burglars circling a swollen dresser drawer. Mea Tilford Moots voices concern as Mrs Lib Pash notes the McCormicks keeping tabs, lamenting how summer has slipped away.
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Tilford
The Sandman Story Read by Mrs PF as Walker
Reddy Fox hunts for breakfast at a farm and tries to lift a pail. A crab traps his nose. he seeks help from Mr. Coon who frees him. The crab clings to the stone, then the tale ends with Fox warning Crabs catch themselves and heading home.
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