Editorial clash over Boulder dam in eastern papers
Eastern editors align against California on the Boulder dam issue with New London and Brooklyn papers arguing states rights and federal power. They note Arizona Colorado Nevada New Mexico Utah Wyoming oppose the Swing Johnson bill while California pushes to secure benefits, amid no clear agreement.
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Arizona
California
Boulder Dam
New London
Conn
Daz
Ashurst
Los Angeles
Colorado
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Poulder
Hiram Johnson
Denver
Pittman
Her
Representa
Mada Sherdwat
Ariyone
House Committee On Irrigation
Washington
Dhoen
Coolidge
Dern
Brooklyn Fagle
Hiram W. Johnson
United States
Boulder
Caliornia
St. Lawrence
New York
Boulder Canyon
Pow Daily
Indispensable life conveniences invite effort and risk
The piece argues that while owning homes cars and land brings freedom and status, it also brings taxes lawsuits risk and debt. It notes how real estate and automobiles create entanglements with creditors stock solicitors and detours on the open road, urging optimism despite flaws.
Taking Unfair Advantage Never Pays
A moral observation contrasts unethical competition with fair play. The piece notes a repeat offender on school grounds and in sport who seeks an edge, yet remains unpopular and ultimately unlikely to prosper in business or politics. It warns that unfair actions are quickly spotted and punished.
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Mie Portunate
Thom
Consant
Hypnotism in Surgery Draws Attention in Chicago
A Chicago operation used hypnotic sleep without anesthetic and was reportedly successful with no patient suffering or nausea afterward. The piece notes hypnotism is not new and discusses risks, suggesting it can empower physicians but may intrude on a patient’s mind and weaken will.
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Chicago
Riddles and reminiscence shuffle through old notes
A playful, clipped paragraph recalls a mix of slang lines and personal memories about home culture, rustic work ethic, golf humor, and a passing remark about a girl with an unattractive face. The tone is wry and reflective, with sharp turns of phrase.
Anti Monopoly League aims to cut gas oil and coal prices
The Anti Monopoly League forms in Washington with George L. Record as president and goals to government own or develop water power coal and oil pipelines. It seeks a Water Power Board, coal land condemnation, and pipe line control to lower consumer prices.
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Ashington
Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Pancalos
George L. Record
Iz Biliaieit
Jere City
W. Jett Lauek
Ferret
Lebor Board
Voeshimaston and
Lee University Aid
Benjamin C. Marea
League
Congress
Water Power Board
Standard Oil
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