Southern Congressmen and Senators Tariff Battle
Washington reports a tariff clash as Southern agriculture and industry push for protection, arguing a duties plan benefits the region more than others. The piece notes mixed Southern votes in past measures and warns against sacrificing Southern interests as tariff legislation advances.
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Washington
Congress
South
United States
Southern Commissioners of Agriculture
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
Southern Tariff Association
Senate
Senator Gooding
Deffin
Alabama
Lansdell
Sheppard
Ashiouret
Jonas Turris
Georgia
Hendricks
Wyoming
Mexico
Republican Party
Hudspeth
House
Pany
James” Madison
Ways and Means Committee
Democratic Party
Madison
Jefferson
Jackson
Polk
Beck
Pennsylvania
Thawesa
Fragmented pantry notes hint at improvised seasoning list
A garbled kitchen draft mentions sausages and petaty mut nest tumaiers with chopped cooked hike and pepper. It lists salt betap pepper cayenne and other vague terms, suggesting a rough home hints menu missing clear instructions or complete words.
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Creany
Seay
Petaty
Pineapple Nut Salad and Rear Admiral Charged Note
In a mixed fragment, a pineapple nut salad recipe appears beside a news item about Rear Admiral Thomas Po Magrid being removed from publication and ordered to command the fleet base in the Pacific after criticizing navy management. The article mentions suspension of Secretary Wilbur over service issues and a reference to mines.
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Thomas Po Magrider
Navy
Pacific
Wilbur
Berause
Naval expansion curbs save millions, nations pause arms race
Premier MacDonald orders suspension of two British cruisers and a submarine depot while President Hoover halts three proposed U.S. cruisers planned for this fall. The moves save taxpayers over 100 million dollars amid a long peace outlook, though armament interests push back against cuts. The public may back Hoover’s expe dited drive for reduced military spending.
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MacDonald
Hoover
Russia winning favor shifts stance on recognition
Business ties grow with Russia as major firms seek profit from International Harvester Ford Standard Oil Chase National Bank Equitable Trust and others. Hoover reportedly supports recognition without Senate approval as Kellogg era opposition eases, amid Russia backing Kellogg peace pact with China. War loan claims not main motive. Soviet likely to receive recognition akin to Italy.
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International Harvester
Ford Motor
Standard Oil
Chase National Bank
Equitable Trust
Russia
Senate
Hoover
China
Kellogg
Morgan Group
Italy
Ambitious naval plans amid American British supremacy
The discussion argues that American and British navies are so superior that further expansion is unnecessary relative to rivals and that such strength would preclude future wars. The statement frames naval power as sufficient to deter conflict and maintain peace.
Bremen Ship Sets Speed Record Across Atlantic
The Bremen, the newest great greyhound of Europe and America, arrived last week after breaking all records. Germany again leads the seas with a floating palace carrying 2000 passengers, traveling 705 miles in a day, rivaling the fastest rail.
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Bremen
Lgreyhound
Europe
America
Germany
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