Farmers Lose Ground as Prices Rise in New Economic Theory
A group of Corn Belt farm organizations met in Des Moines and drafted an address opposing rate increases for farm freight. The piece argues a controversial economic theory that higher prices benefit farmers only if their crops earn more money, while recent price hikes may reflect other factors and could harm farmers overall. It critiques Brookhart and asserts that price rises could be offset by higher costs on farm products and freight, challenging the view that rising prices signal farm prosperity.
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Dee Moines
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Miles Reaux
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brows Hart
Brookhart
Uvetlin
Hes Moines
National Bank of Commerce
New York
Zoy- Vie Bank
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Federal tax policy debates reshape view on revenue and spending
The article discusses federal spending restraint and the tax system, noting beliefs that deep Turface style economies are unlikely. It highlights concerns over how continued surpluses and tax reductions affect revenue, especially regarding income and surtax rates, with debates over proportional versus absolute gains and the broader economic impact.
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Congress
Union Labor Cuts Ties With Third Party Politics
Union labor members revolt against leaders and voting blocs in November. The movement shifts focus to supporting direct legislative candidates, signaling a retreat from third party alignment and signaling discontent with centralized guidance under President Green at the AFL.
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Tar
Follette
Green
American Federation of Labor
Chicago Sees 277 Murders This Year Despite Death Penalty
The report claims 277 murders in Chicago since January, a record high and unseen globally. It notes the death penalty has rarely held murderers accountable, while many offenders escape swift justice.
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Chicago
Aia
Rereading a cryptic verse page fragment
A 1985 George Matthew Adams column fragment blends odd rhymes and critical satire. It portrays a speaker denouncing public figures with surreal imagery and jagged humor, mentioning a vivid household scene and a dubious anecdote about a chicken.
Illogical musings mix of quotes and quips from 1925
A fragmented column of jumbled phrases and aphorisms includes jokes about women fashion mosquitoes and a watermelon question. It appears as a light gossip style feature with miscellaneous captions and a copyright notice from NEA Service Inc in 1925.
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NEA Servi 0, Inc
Explosion Probe Sparks Citywide Scrutiny in Los Angeles
Government officials announce a formal investigation into a Los Angeles explosion. Details are scarce amid tangled statements and unclear leads as investigators pursue the cause and potential parties involved.
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Los Angeles
Unclear OCR Fragment on Dome Men Incident
The readable text is damaged with garbled phrases about police, explosions, and a near slap. No coherent entities or events can be established from the fragment for a proper-card summary.
Stanton Contest Held at Stanton
Ernest Warden, pastor of the Church of Christ, and Mrs Warden judged a Stanton contest held Friday night at Mrs J A Lundberg's home. Dr and Mrs I L Stiles attended the event in Stanton.
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Telegraph
Ernest Warden
Chore of Christ
Warden
J. A. Lundberg
Mra
Stiles
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