Sherwood Returns to Congress After 10 Years
Veteran statesman Sherwood, a figure from the 43rd Senate, plans to return to Congress, facing a chamber with many new faces as he resumes public service. He will leverage prior experience to navigate fresh political dynamics and leadership.
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Two-Cent Fare Debate Goes Global In Congress
Washington May 21 An old issue returns as two-cent fare spreads through state legislatures and federal talk. The piece outlines possible universal adoption, with East Grand Forks and Grand Forks cited, noting Minnesota and North Dakota fare clashes. It discusses interstate rates versus intrastate fares and cites railroad revenue concerns and legal questions about through rates.
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North Dakota
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Henry Clews Says Business Is Dull on Stock Exchange
New York May 13. Operations on the Stock Exchange have been dull and insignificant. Wheat and cotton attract most speculation while wheat acreage shrinks due to a backward spring. Despite favorable weather potential, bulls dominate wheat prospects and cotton remains strong from high consumption and backward crop conditions. New securities depress markets as $1 billion authorized this year, with $600 million issued largely railroads short term notes. Overall outlook: raw materials demand rises, labor fully employed, foreign trade strong with April exports at $157.45 million and imports $129.30 million, leaving a sizable export excess and a growing gold reserve. Market tone cautious but improving, advising purchases on sharp breaks and sales on rallies as conditions shift.
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Secretary Coburn on Crop Killers in Kansas bulletin
Topeka May 20 The crop killers representing Chicago speculators traveling through Kansas warn of gloomy wheat prospects. Secretary Coburn denounces them as more dangerous than the green bug and issues a bulletin attacking the figures and methods. He warns farmers against dubious remedies and promotes Dr Shoop’s Restorative as a cure claim, while noting Mausard’s Mills reports good wheat at 1 40 per 100 pounds.
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