Worthy of Fame Ansel S Hubble honored by firing squad tribute
Memorial Day service by the Boulder Valley Woman's club marked the grave of Ansel S Hubble. The simple tribute contrasted with grand monuments to Wild Bill and California Joe, noting Hubble fought largely alone and without federal military backing. History overlooked him.
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Ansel S. Hubble
Boulder Valley Woman’s Club
California Joe
Miles
Uncle Sam
Hubble
Public Turns Against Smoot Hawley Tariff Rise
Minneapolis Tribune reviews national reaction to the Smoot Hawley tariff revision. It notes spontaneous popular resentment as farmers and consumers clash over benefits, costs, and the bill’s promise of agricultural relief, signaling a shift away from blind protectionism.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Public Backlash Over Agricultural Tariff Bill
The text argues that agriculture’s dissociation from a tariff bill nullified its justification. With no agricultural support the public rejected the measure, signaling a shift in tariff public sentiment. Politicians must offer solid rationales for higher rates or face political peril. The error was forcing an agricultural bill without agricultural buy in and then trying to sell it nationwide. Congress faces consequences for not aligning with Hoover’s special session objectives.
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Congress
Hoover
Improving the Bible Not Easy Says Dr Holmes
In the San Francisco Chronicle a Swarthmore College professor argues modern prose or imagery cannot easily replace biblical shepherd and pastoral symbols. He notes urban life lacks such motifs and urges the Bible remain in its traditional form for now, despite calls to modernize.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Jesse Holmes
Swarthmore College
Holmes
Israel
Kipling
MacAndrew
Fleeing Bandits Shot By Nervy Officials
Two bandits identified as Jack Sanchez and Gene Camp raided the West Side State bank in Los Angeles and stole about 8500. Bank employees and two bankers pursued them, and a running gun battle with police left both bandits mortally wounded and later reported alive at a hospital.
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Los Angeles
West Side State Bank
Ader
Jack Sanchez
Gene Camp
Denver
W. P. Sharp
F. F. Miller
Miller
Sharp
Wilshire Station
Camo
Sanchez
Gold Star Mothers In Paris For Ceremonies
In Paris on Memorial Day America's Gold Star Mothers led ceremonies with hundreds of war mothers present. The observance aimed to strengthen Franco American ties and honor sons, echoed by similar wreaths in Warsaw and Istanbul as Americans abroad mark the day.
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Paris
America
Europe
United States
France
Republic
Warsaw
Poland
John N. Willys
Istanbul
Turkey
Glass Brothers Offer Land Sale on Ten Mile Creek
Glass Brothers propose selling land along Ten Mile Creek at nine percent per acre for dry land and ten dollars for the irrigable portion with a paid water right included.
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Glass Brothers
Ten Mile Creek
Hoover considers candidates for Tokyo ambassadorship
President Hoover weighs possible appointees for the Tokyo post after the death of Albert H. Washburn. Henry P. Fletcher, Joseph C. Grew, and Hugh R. Wilson are among names discussed, with Grew serving as ambassador to Turkey and Wilson to Switzerland.
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Washington
Hoover
Tokyo
Far Eastern
Albert H. Washburn
Australis
William R. Castle, Jr
London
United States
Henry P. Fletcher
Green Castle
Italy
Chile
Belgium
Mexico
Tokyo Post
Fletcher
Foreign Service
Jay Cooke Iil
Williamsport
White House
Natal
Joseph C. Grew
New Hamephire
Ambarsador
Turkey
Hugh RA. Wilon
Ilinoia
Switzerland
Miller's Sale Continues as Clerk Seeks Nomination
Clerk of Court announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court subject to voters at the primary on July 15, 1998.
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Sweet Grass County
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Wheeler
Evans
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Robb Ross
Angel Food
Gallen Pears
Gallen
J. N. McCracken
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