Germany Protects Farmers Theyre Best in the World
An analysis argues Germany built its power by protecting agriculture to be self sufficient in war and peace. It traces tariffs from 1879 on rye to deepen farming support, notes the Agrarian party and its influence, and compares with the United States as an eventual cautionary scenario.
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Ezra L. Morris
Pitman
14Th and I Sts
Walter Mathes
Germany
United Steel
United States
Jem Hill
Railiroad
Germain Fericulture
Telien
Ceimany
Gomsany
England
Count Caprivi
German Empire
Count Bismark
Argentina
Russia
America
Agrarian Party
Igh
Goa
Agrarians
Agarians
Chamber of Agriculture of Prussia
Reichstag
German Congress
Canada
Australia
Wilh Bay
Argentine
Unite States
New World
Hindher
Favcis
Shoals Indiana Devastation Described After Flood
Washington Herald reports Johnstown Indiana suffered severe ruin after a violent flood. Ninety six families lost homes with many moved to shelters as relief committees distribute food clothing and medicine. Local merchants and railroad workers coordinate coal and aid as townspeople recount damage to schools shops and utilities.
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Washington
Mohr
Relief Committee
Judge Houghton
Fabe Gwin
Sig BE
Shirey
McFarland
Commonwealth
Indianapolis
B. & O. Southwestern
J. H. Hawkins
Lewis Gammon
Tuck Brown
William Griffi
G. M. Freeman
F. M. Baker
O. L. Stiles
Leonard Frueblood
John Nichols
J. B. Savage
William Siiles
O. W. Jones
Ted Stiles
Jane Trainor
John Nigg
Samantha Renneker
Fred Terrell
William Kreusel
B. Wood
Thomas Arvin
Frank Cohee
John Hamilton
John Martin
James Downey
Ollie Tolliver
Charles Myers
Frank Yarber
Garfield Edwards
Alf Talbert
John Clements
J. L. Snider
Henry Walls
Jesse Gammon
Willis Abels
Matilda Ables
L. .Shi
Ed Daugherty
John Vanhoy
Isaac Tranter
James Ross
Elzira Vanhoy
Lenas
Tedrow
Ora Shaw
H.L. Garey
Oliver Neighbors
Reid Neighbors
Arthur Gundhel
William McHoffman
J. L. Vogel
William Peek
W. B. Clifton
Barbara Weisbach
Kate Stiles
Edward Acre
F.baker
James Granter
Frank Breidenbaugh
Joseph Teney
O. I. Stiles
J. T. Stapleton
Monroe McCarty
Austin Hart
George Ashcraft
William Shriver
Harry Gerkin
Zach Bailey
Rhoda Lloyd
Eliza Swords
Dora Vawter
Islza Wininger
John Zollars
Jared Stone
Gideon Cluts
James Crim
Bert Gilley
Daniel Baker
C. O. Hagemeir
Pius Riney
Thomas Salnon
J. B. Lloyd
James Yarber
Jesse Phillips
George Stone
Madison Ayre
Id Wunt
Charles Miley
Rose Shepard
Jerome Hensler
Isaac Beard
Josiah Shaw
Charles B. Myers
Anne Clark
George Vanboy
L. J. Baldridge
Henry Lloyd
Hinder
Opera House
Red Men’s Hall
Christian Church
McKinley
Highes
Daniel Bonner
Gormelys’ Bluffs
Bonner
Monon freight yards congested by floods and theft
Freight traffic between Chicago and Louisville on the Monon remains heavy with perishable goods. Special Agent Scofield and deputies patrol the line to deter car seal breaks and theft, aided by new federal penalties for breaking seals on interstate shipments.
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Monon
Chicago
Louisville
Scofield
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B. C. Johnson
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J. W. Hawkins
Charles Troutman
Alfred Tolbert
Elza Wininger
William Shiver
William Trainor
J. B. Freeman
H. S. Garey
Barbara Weisback
S. A. Chenoweth
Bath House
J. L. Stewart
J. P. Freeman
Marcius Keller
Patrick Ryan
William Jones
M. K. Jones
Charles Stiles
James Tranter
John Vogel
John Stapleton
Wilhelm Kreusel
Thomas Anchlin
Sibyl March
Hincher Manufacturng Company
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