Congress directory notes Hoover and Curtis careers
A condensed portrait from a congressional directory highlights Herbert Hoover, born 1874 in West Branch Iowa, and Charles Curtis of Topeka Kansas. It lists Hoover’s roles from Secretary of Commerce to relief and wartime positions and Curtis’s long Senate tenure with key offices and term dates.
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World War Foreign Debt Commission
Cirle Forum National Tnetiente
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City of Life
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Topeke
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Shawnee County
Kansas
Smee
Senate
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United States Senate
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The Drift of Events on Cartels and Public Service Rates
The piece argues the word trust has faded into meaninglessness, replaced by cartels that coordinate capital to crush competition. It contends such cartels influence public service commissions to raise rates, pass costs to consumers, and undercut economies of scale, warning of growing public opposition to inflated capital interests.
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Teaching Pay and Job Security Sparks School Debate
A debate on teacher pay and job conditions highlights gender bias and status. Women often accept lower salaries and rural schools restrict personal life, while experts urge automatic raises for length and credentials. Scholarships at Winthrop College set July exams for county courthouses.
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Location of Club Rolls and Enrollment Committees in Aiken County
Pursuant to Democratic rules in South Carolina the notice for the August 28, 1928 primary sets enrollment periods from June 6 to July 31 with pledges due by July 37 at noon. It details club districts, enrollment books, transfer rights, and the requirement to enroll nearest residence with books closing last Tuesday of July and rolls sent to the county chairman within three days.
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