Taft Presses Farm Credit Expansion Before Governors
President Taft addressed convened governors urging a nationwide farm credit system. He compared European lower interest and easy capital access for farmers to business borrowing, noting congressional efforts and preliminary state actions supporting reform. Public interest and advocacy for agricultural credit reform rise nationwide.
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Clash Over Civil Service Postmasters Between Cooper and Stanley
Wisconsin Republican Congressman Cooper defends keeping fourth class postmasters in the civil service while Kentucky Democrat Stanley condemns the spoils system. Stanley mocks earlier protests as late, and credits Oscar Underwood of Alabama as the House leader amid the debate.
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Underwood Pledges Tariff Revision After Election Night
The chairman of the Ways and Means committee says the tariff will be revised from agate to fine. Underwood began the new revision the night of the election and should be ready to report by the day the Wilson family moves to town.
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James Wilson Reports Agricultural Progress Over Sixteen Years
The Department of Agriculture head James Wilson praises farming gains over sixteen years. He notes farm production rising from 4.0 billion dollars to 9.532 billion, calling the farmer's image transformed from a caricature to a cornerstone of progress.
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Debated single term for presidency gains backing
The article notes strong talk of limiting the presidency to one term with supporters including Mr. Bryan, Senator Cummins, and Speaker Clark. It recalls New England ideas allowing governors two one year terms and comments on Boston politics and Senator Lodge’s lack of a broader remedy.
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Britain Demands Equal Rights Over Panama Canal Shipping
Britain protests U S control of Panama Canal shipping under the Hay-Paunceforte act and seeks parity with American privileges. The article contrasts American bravado with British expectations as the dispute heightens tensions. Also notes Hazel Bowman’s holiday plans at State University with her parents.
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Central School Fire Prompts Big Building Plans
A fire at the Central School destroyed a plane rented by Mise Nerad and damaged furnishings valued around 4000 dollars. The nine room building with thirteen teachers is to be replaced with a 25000 to 40000 dollar structure to serve a growing pupil population. The district plans to add a business college option, and unoccupied walls will be torn down while usable materials may be reused. Pupils will be redistributed to Emerson and other city schools, with a large hall securing overflow seating and 500 new seats in demand.
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