Republicans Told to Clean Up Own Morals First
Judge Harrison criticizes Republican stance on farmer relief and tariff effects. He argues tariffs burden farmers, rail and manufacturing interests dominate policy, and Coolidge vetoes failed to aid farm relief. He addresses religious issues, cites Thomas Jefferson, and recalls Judge Handley as a Catholic giving to schools.
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Harrison
Coolidge
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Chesapeake Bay
Judge Handley
Winchester
Joint debates that never happen for whatever reason
Toledo Blade notes that several planned debates did not occur, leaving readers without candidate exchanges. The piece reflects on causes and implications for voters seeking discussion and accountability.
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Toledo
Blade
Ninety Per Cent of the Unused Miles Cars Advertised
Ninety per cent of unused miles at half the original cost promises genuine value in a used car. The ad stresses high grade used Buicks and other makes, urging buyers to inspect, trust the seller, and select from a group priced for quick sale with small down payments.
Smith Voices Support for McNary Farm Bill in West
Gov. Smith declares support for the McNary Haugen farm measure while criticizing Republicans for inaction on farmer distress. He notes Hoover and Coolidge administration ties and plans six speeches across the West en route to Oklahoma City. He stops in Lincoln and Topeka and attends a luncheon with Democratic women before continued travel.
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West
Coolidge
Republic
Norris
Nebraska
Congress
James Coolidge
Gov. Smith
Hoover
Debiat
Albany
New York
Union Station
Noley
Iowa
Oklahoma
Topeka City Tied to Curtis Moninee
Topeka is identified as the home city of Senator Curtis, a Republican vice presidential nominee in the context of the report. The fragment notes the connection amid a larger political discussion.
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Topeka
Senator Curtis
School Patrols Protecting Children From Danger
Article explains schoolboy patrols, belts, and complaint cards used to monitor motorists. Prizes reward patient, calm patrolmen chosen by principals. junior patrols in Louisville assign older youths to guide younger kids home in groups.
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Louisville
Untitled Plan Praised Promptly By Enthusiastic Supporters
The text notes a plan that has stirred considerable enthusiasm and is said to work well. It suggests a strong political plank: end new laws until existing ones are exhausted.
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Spek
Oledo
Ohio
America
Punishment Idea From The Louisville Times Cited
A Louisville Times quote suggests a tongue in cheek punishment for critics of modern women's apparel. The proposed penalty would require each offender to spend one hour daily viewing the old family album.
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Louisville Times
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