Unpleasant Picture on Senator Reed Sparks Debate
Atlantic News-Telegraph reproduces a Philadelphia Public Ledger analysis of Senator Jim Reed Missouri and his shift from fighter to critic of Hoover. The piece argues Reed’s later actions show weak vision, shifting from courageous stance to political expediency, harming his public image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
News-Telegraph
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Jim Reed
Missouri
Reed
Herbert
Hoover
Public Ledger
Senator Reed
Wood
Wilson
Houston
Rays
Ours
Democratic Party
Jim
New York
United States
League -of- Nations
Debunking Hoover wheat price claims from The Journal
The Minneapolis Journal report argues against claims that Herbert Hoover fixed wartime wheat prices. It states the $2.20 minimum price was set by Woodrow Wilson with farmer input, Hoover did not participate, and the policy protected farmers from disaster while excluding profiteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terbert Hoover
Minneapolis Journal
Herbert Hoover
Northwest
le Sueur
Minn
Pingree
N.D
B. Howard
Clemons
American Farm Bureau Federation
Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Plin
Remembering Wheat Policy and World War I Prices
The text argues that without guaranteed American price support and the U S Grain Corporation, allies could have driven export wheat to about 1 500 per bushel during 1917 1918. It notes the 2 20 rate as a guaranteed minimum, says support persisted after armistice saving farmers, and recalls clashes between Hoover and Wilson cabinet over farm prices. It credits Moorer with making wheat profitable to ensure wartime victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States’ Grain Corporation
United States Grain Corporation
Herbert Hoover
Wilson
Tilden Disqualified Over Amateur Writing Rule
A critic argues USLTA ousts champion Bill Tilden from the Davis Cup squad for violating the amateur rule by writing for newspapers. The piece notes his prominence, questions the fairness and purpose of enforcing writing for pay, and contends the ruling deprives the American team of its most valuable player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tilden
United States
Sun
Italy
United States Lawn Tennis Associsation
Tilden
Patte
Association
Reed and Hoover clash in mudslinging debate over Britain
The Philadelphia Public Ledger column laments Senator Jim Reed's aggressive attacks on Herbert Hoover. It recalls Hoover’s relief work, price fixing debates, and U.S. food administration ties to Belgium. The piece accuses Reed of baseless British-tinged rumors and portrays Reed's political decline since 1920.
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Jim” Reed
Hoover
Bhard Oressed
Belgium
New York
Great
Britain
America
Armera
Witt
Amelie “Oben
Pricas
Fair Price Committee
Charles Barrett
L. J. Taber
E. Funk
W.J
Shorthill
Wilson
Chicago
Food Administration
Reed
Houston
Smith
Ami
Looters Hit Brann's Drug Store in Night Break-In
Police believe thieves hid in a telephone booth before reemerging after closing. They reportedly climbed out through a transom as no entry or exit was visible. Between 90 and 370 dollars were taken.
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Brann
Lyrics of Life by Douglas Malloch Processional
The poem speaks of nature’s harmony through seasons and a plan in all things. It contrasts the discouraged man who yields to the gale with the inexorable rise of the great procession of time toward the heights.
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Douglas
Feeee
Douglas Malloch
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason or Ot
Impatience leads to harsh words and restless days. The speaker recalls outbursts and the effect on loved ones, then an old doctor counsels patience. After a scare the speaker learns to control anger, finding patience easier than before. Copyright 1928 by the George Matthew Adams Service.
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Walt Mason
Che
Doc
Thavey
George Matthew Adams
Library Notes List of new books and authors
New adult non fiction and fiction titles head the library’s latest acquisitions. Notable entries include Much Loved Books by James Bennetts and Nobel Prize Winners by A R Marble. fiction selections feature The Bonney Family by Ruth Suckow and Beauty and the Beast by Kathleen Norris, among others.
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James 0. Bennetts
Sturant Ghase
Kit, Carson
Stanley
Vestal
May Alcott
Caroline
Teekner
Tin Johnson
Flipher- Morley
F. L. “Mott
A. Tt. Marble
Grant
Overton
Yelands Stephens
League of Nations
J. 8. Bassett
New York Beautiful
Wallace “Nutting
B. H. Clark
R. E. Bird
Archibald Willams
Paul Popenoe
R. C. Macfir
Mother India
Dy G. Mukerji
Bool
Emily R. Burte
Carl van Doren
Bonney Family
Ruth Suckow
M. R. Rincharts
Kathleen Norris
Hugh Walpole
Clair Ambler
Baota Tarkington
Cur‘wood
Curwoods
Lucia Zora
C.J. Cannan
Hilda Dixeliaas
Kaye-Smith
Nevada
Zana
India
Mar
The Radio Page and Juvenile Booklets Listed
A chaotic OCR list features titles and authors like The Radio, Keeper of the Door, Dreadful Night, Ginger Ma, Water, and various juvenile works. It notes aims to reduce stray dogs and includes scattered names, titles, and partial phrases, reflecting a catalog of children’s reading and civic notices.
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Reauen “Beaunbdeay
Reolans
Bihel
MM. Deby
Shaddy
Bock
PB Cheleys
Kamm Johnson
Jorli
Duhanna Spyll
Ginger Ma
Bethel
Gay Neck
A. P. Terhune
Gervieve Gertrude Mariet
Cr. Meigs
Ili
Julius Kins
Tabby Cit
Beth
Moor
Hoff
Mente
Anna Upjotia
Mountain
Eagte
Ler
Orley
Flo
Grover
Grace Gaigu
Phin
Shen-Legion Special Convention Train to San Antonio
Shenandoah and American Legion Auxiliary members across the region will travel to the national convention in San Antonio aboard a sponsorded special train. Pullman cars depart Shenandoah and several hubs, gathering at Hannibal, Missouri, then proceed to New Orleans October 4 to 6 and on to San Antonio October 8 to 11, with return via Dallas and Kansas City arriving home October 13.
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Shenandoah
Jacdury
American Legion
Town
Nebraska
Miasoari
Kansaw
San Antonio
Shinandoah
Cornell Bluffs
St. Ph
Cedar Rapids
Des-Main Burlington
Yannibal
New Orleans
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Chase and Br, C. A. SE
P, Chase
Iowa
Congress
Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
North Wabash Ave
Graybar
Ington, Ave
Canada
U. S
Casa
Ining Countica
Library Notes
Shen-Legion
Seiberling
F. A. Seiberling
Ackerman Tire & Battery Station
Walnut St
Picennet
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