Labor and Prohibition Debate Moves in U S Political Scene
The AKOR'S LIBERTY group pushes to amend the Volstead Act and repeal the Eighteenth Amendment, led by Matthew Woll who accuses industrialists and church groups of forcing prohibition. Roosevelt's mayoral charges are dismissed, and Hoover faces nominating prospects as party factions weigh farm policy and leadership.
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Akor
Liberty Legion
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Organized Trades
Philadelphia
Woll
I. M. Osborn
Cigar Makers’ International Union
Senate
Washington
John Haynes Holmes
Stephen 8. Wise
City Affairs Committee
Walker
Hoover
Washington Post
Curtis
the Post
W. L. Harding
Midwest
Federal Farm Board
Harding
Canada
Eliscorn
Farm Board
Britain
Philip Snowden
House of Lords
Labor Party
Snowden
Exchange Stabilization Fund
New York
Ilver
China
Key Pittman
Nevada
Ching
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Philippines
Claude Swanson
Virginia
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
Europe
Pittman
Vandenberg
Treasury
Swanson
Shipstead
Mr. Hoover
Stewardship lesson from Luke 19 for May 10 at Gollen Tent
Moody Bible Institute's FItzwater presents a Sunday School lesson on the parable of the ten pounds. It emphasizes faithful use of gifts and warns that delayed return does not change Christ's certainty of judgment. The study outlines the Absent Nobleman, Distribution of the Pounds, Rebellious Citizens, and the Accounting with rewards for faithfulness and warnings for unfaithfulness.
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Gollen
Jesus
Jerusalem
Christ
Rome
Palestine
Hig
God
Battle With Evil Test of Spiritual Warfare
A terse reflection on resisting evil through sustained struggle. It asserts that spiritual inheritance comes only after grim contention on the battlefield, with every faculty won at the cost of blood, echoing Jowett’s militant metaphor.
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J. H. Jowett
Aids and Burdens in a Traveler’s Tale by Spurgeon
A staff assists a traveler while a bundle of staves weighs heavily. The line reflects Charles Haddon Spurgeon’s contrast of aid and burden in a devotional context.
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Charles Haddon Spurgeon
A Low Cost Gas Service For All
Rural households gain modern lighting heating and cooking via pressure gas appliances that burn from untreated motor fuel. No pipes or installation costs. devices include cook stoves lamps lamps radiant heaters and irons. The farm housewife benefits with safer dependable, blue flame gas that outperforms city gas.
Farm Relief Speech Echoes Old Time Kitchen Work
A fragment portrays relief for women on the farm as coal and ashes vanish from kitchens. It notes lack of old iron, pots, and pans to tidy, and describes lighter chores with faster shifts between stove and ironing. The adigy voice frames this change as practical liberation.
Curious Kangaroo Size Differences Highlight Young
A Collier’s Weekly note describes a mother kangaroo about four feet tall and twenty pounds with large joeys hopping beside her. One to three babies emerge, each only about an inch long and lighter than a mouse, illustrating nature’s surprising growth patterns.
Ti Ho Sage of Chinatown Promotes Polite Gait
The Washington Star quotes Ti Ho, a Chinatown sage, praising a smile and bow as a simple practice that can yield surprisingly lucrative rewards. The remark frames courtesy as a practical advantage in everyday dealings.
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Ti Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
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Edward W. Pickard
New York State
Jimmy Walker
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Tammany Hall
Tiairman Arthur Woods
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Dwight Morrow
New Jersey
Calvin Coolidge
Lowden
Dawes
Borah
Watson
Indiana
Theodore Roosevelt
King of
Siam
Ing - Prajadhi-Pok
Rambal Barni
Larz
Protestant Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
United States
Episcopalian Commission
General Assembly of the Church
Pittsburgh
General Convention
Denver
Urbana
Harry Woodburn Chase
University of Illnois
George Barr
Board of Trustees
Emmerson
Samuel Wesley Stratton
Corporation of Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ramwelkamp
Ulinals College
Ulinals
Cape Henry
Russia
Umer
Mills
Providence
R. L
Italy
Cairo
Sen
Alfonso
Duamaso Berenguer
Spain
Morocco
Jaca
Western Newspaper Union
Gov
F. D. Roosevelt
H. W. Chase
Unday
PB. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Pern Wesespewaar
Monarch
Betty
Liquid Veneer Corporation
Liquid Veneer Bldg
Buffalo, N.Y
Compton CO
Ragnolia Ave
Chicago
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