Debates on Wartime Loyalties and Government Contract Abuse
The excerpts echo criticism of Samuel Gompers and W. Z. Foster amid postwar debates. They argue a betrayal of civilization through recognition of Bolshevik tyranny and discuss the cost plus contract abuses during the Wilson era, noting legal limits and moral outrage at government waste and profiteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Mr. Gompers
Wilson
Federal Treasury
National Republican
Public Business Conduct Versus Reform Rhetoric
The South Bend Tribune opines that public trust rests on how government is run, not pronouncements from reform groups. It argues Harding cuts expenses and payrolls show effective governance, predicting the administration’s success will be measured by results, not protestant critiques, with a presumed large 7,060,000 plurality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Retform League
Harding
South Bend
Ind
Tribune
Women candidates sweep Pennsylvania General Assembly seats
The Pittsburg Gazette notes seven Republican women are nominated for state assembly seats in predominantly GOP districts and 41 Democratic women are nominated for representatives. If Republican winners prevail in November, Pennsylvania would show prompt recognition of women's political status with a sizable female presence in the legislature.
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Pennsylvania General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Democrats Specifying Stances on Tariff Reform
The Indiana Senator Watson and a Democratic colleague struggle to reveal exact tariff positions after hours opposing the Republican tariff. The Wyoming State Tribune urges voters to demand clear tariff proposals from all Democratic Senate and House candidates as campaigns heat up.
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Watson
Indiana
Senate
House
Wyoming State Tribune
U S Keeps Out Genoa Conference amid Political Divide
President Harding's policy of staying clear of the Genoa conference emerges as US officials warn the gathering was political rather than economic. Secretary Hughes predicted such developments show the United States would face a choice to join or abstain if present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Harding
Genoa
Hughes
United States
Reconstruction depends on a Russian government, not Bolshevik rule
The St. Louis Times argues that European recovery hinges on a Russian government representative of the people. It contends reconstruction cannot succeed while Soviet leadership persists and that Russia’s debts to the Allies arise from the Bolshevik regime's actions.
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Europe
Genoa
Russia
St. Louis Times
Ford Agents Question Ford Presidential Bid But Agents Falter
Arthur Brisbane argues Ford could mount a presidential bid without spending a cent by using thousands of agents nationwide to place his name on ballots. He warns agents resent forced purchases and price changes and notes agency splits hurt dealers, doubting agents would back Ford in a secret ballot.
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Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
Ford
United States
Mr. Ford
Henry Ford
State primaries against Democrats show GOP retention
Five states held Republican primaries with many incumbents seeking renomination. Of 68 Republicans seeking renomination in South Dakota Illinois Indiana Pennsylvania and Oregon, 62 were renominated, challenging claims that primaries signal broad anti administration sentiment.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
South Dakota
Ilinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Middle West
Chicago
Philadelphia
United States
Minois
Illinois
America
Republican Congress
House of Representatives
Legislative
Social Notes and Club Gatherings Brighten Local Life
A crowded society page details numerous meetings and dinners. The Monday Bridge Club, Needlecraft Club, and several church and civic groups meet at homes around the city. Attendees include Mrs. G C Markle, Mrs. L H Moody, Miss Nellie Payne, Mr. and Mrs. J W Pickett, and many Indianapolis and Richmond residents.
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Monday Bridge Club
G.c.markle
Needlecraft Club
L. H. Moody
Lynn
Nellie Payne
South Meridian Street
Southeast Street
B. F. Albright
J. H. Coffin and Son
Indianapolis
Bert Thornburg
Winchester
Keva Coats
I.E. Brenner
Methodist Church
Ruth Abshire
Huntsville Pike
Garfield Hiatt
Friday
South East Street
Charlies H. Davis
Agnes Hunter
George Jaqua
J. S. Engle
First Methodist Church
Ancil Clements
North East Street
HH. M. Mull
Muncie
Wm. Clements
Elwood
John Mull
Farmland
DeWitt Brooks
Richmond
Tarry Brooks
Clements
Mlrs
A. L. Buckingham
Fred Lattin
Voledo
Ohio
Mars
Karl Kayser
Lela Hixon
Martinsville
Ie Hoffman
A. B. Purdy
Union City
Sam Staudt
Edna Hough
Tampa
Florida
Lon Hutchens
Will Preston
North West Street
Russell Vaughn
Wolcottville
Wir
Lon Hutchnes
Joseph Hough
Anson Coats
Richmond Ave
Ind
Clyde Edwards
Connersville
Randolph Co
Wm. Edwards
Allie Edwards
Ottie Edwards
Phoebe Kidwards
Modoc
Ida Gordon
Hunts
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Chester Clevenger
W. L. Crain
Vina Greenwell
Jeanette Clevenger
Margaret Bales
Martha Clevenger
Agnes Ross
Thomas Rupe
Washington Street
Ray Lasley
Russell Clark
O. O. Fraze
College For Missionaries
Tion
Lizzie Moon
Wichita
Kansas
Rose Mendenhall
A. J. Lesley
Raymond Lasley
Roy Frye
Raymond Lesley
Ivan
Roy Rge
John Stine
Ina Bolinger
Mary Lesley
Glenn Diggs
Bert Overman
Louise
Fred Goiz
Robert Schissler
David Pegg
Ora Moore
East North Street
Noble Grands Society
Moore
Minnie Saucere
Hazel Price
Josephine Hunt
Donna Jackson
Ronald
Ernest Dunn
John Henning
Robert Price
Fred Pixel
Frank Hunt
Josephine
Ed Durr
Lewis Payne
Kemp Leavell
Spartanburg A B C Baseball Nine Challenges Abroad
The Spartanburg A B C Baseball Nine issues a challenge to any 18 year old team in Randolph County for games abroad. Teams wishing to play should write R. Mote, Union City Indiana, R. 38.
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Spartanburg A. B. C. Baseball Nine
Randolph County
R. Mote
Union City
Ind
Saturday Market by Helping Hand Society in Sparrow Creek
The Helping Hand Society of Sparrow Creek Chapel will hold a market on Saturday June 17 1922 at Rob Oins Tire and Accessory Store located at the corner of Meridian and Franklin streets. Subscribe for the Journal-Herald.
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Helping Hand Society of
Sparrow Creek Chapel
Roboins Tire and Accessory
Meridian and
Franklin Streets
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Bert Lytell
Trousseau
Wanda Hawley
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Norman Trevor
Earle Foxe
Henry Stephson
W. K. Ziegfield
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Will Simmons
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Fred Davis
Rose Thornburg
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Janice Clark
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Mary Heaston
Charlotte Tillson
Dorothy
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Ruth Hinshaw
Marjorie Hiatt
South Main Street
Mary Alice Cheney
Flora Wasson
Margaret Engle
John Monks
Russell Moorman
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Charles Naftzger
Warsaw
Tom Lathrope
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Elizabeth Klefeker
Old Seminary
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Nancy Williamson
Eila Bishop
Julia Smith
B. S. Hunt
Belle Edger
Muscle Shoals
Perl
Lis
Herbie
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Spartanburg
International Harvester Co
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