Democratic platform manifesto on taxation and policy reforms
The document argues for a graduated income tax, opposes Mellon and Republican tax plans, and condemns Republican fiscal policy. It pledges Muscle Shoals production, military and veteran support, public resource conservation, education rights, prohibition enforcement, and independence for the Philippines while condemning autonomous treaties and Alaska mismanagement. It also calls for disarmament, state rights, and strict defense limits.
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Mellon
Coolidge
Muscle Shoals
Sixty-Fourth
Congress
Pecan Growers Seek State Aid for Pecan Industry
Albany June 28 A pecan growers bill seeks a 15000 annual appropriation to the State Board of Entomology for 1924 1925 and 1936 for experimental work on diseases and pests of pecan trees and nuts and for other horticultural and agricultural purposes.
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Albany
Walter ,H. Burt
Dougherty
Georgia
Burt
State Board of Entomology
Change the Name and Return to the Land Of Forgotta
Dorothy and Peter remember a seance message urging a name change as they voyage home from Unalaska. The pledge to visit the savage coast and the cross remains, while the group debates replacing Peter Newhall with Big Chris Larson to grant peace to the man buried there. The tale closes with a dark, hopeful note on identity and memory.
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Joe
Peter
Dorothy
Unalaska
Pacific
Ivan
Pete
White Cross
Masas
Philip Fortune
Mander
Peter Newhall
Chris Larson
Summer school to begin Tuesday at Third District Aggie
Summer school opens Tuesday at the Third District Aggie with many students expected. Most dormitory reservations are filled, and some students will board in Americas. Nonboarding fees are four dollars for the term, with twenty dollars charged for dormitory housing. Teachers must attend the Summer school exams for the new A certificates, while old system licenses remain B and C certificates with one year validity.
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Aggie
Prince
Americas
Department of Certification
Young Georgian Defies Klan Denunciation at Convention
A Georgian delegate faced pressure to denounce the Ku Klux Klan but resisted until Andrew J. Erwin swayed the convention. Erwin’s push nearly forced a platform plank condemning the Klan, only halted by William Jennings Bryan's speech. The clash framed as a young reformer against a seasoned old guard.
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Andrew J. Erwin
Athens
Ku Klux Klan
William Jennings Bryan
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