The Message from Harrison on National Affairs and Policy
Harrison reviews national conditions and recommends swift passage of appropriation bills, notes trade surpluses, and highlights reforms in revenue, war, and land programs. He praises intergovernmental cooperation, navi gation of treaties, and widespread improvements in farm markets and sugar beet prospects.
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Uris Ciltu Dexerges
Ujely
Ste Jurtinon
Monte
English
Nd Ur
Thi
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Business
Clearlixs
Falue
Dusineas
Dame Monte
Uie
Hn Aley
New York
Wits
Women as Lay Delegates Vote In Methodists In US Congregations
Returns indicate women have carried the question of admission as lay delegates to the general conference among Moethoritat churches. Philadelphia Methodist reports that enough responses show public support for women delegates and imminent action at the general conference.
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Aipatis
Tem Tas
Congress
Mithoda
Compariain
Sahsewy
INU Yrikr
Hn Sauna
Tosh
BK Roms Bisix
Thaastury
Cary Fins
Wyoming
Idaho
United States
New York
Wade
Executive Department
Bay
Piraparemia
General Conference
Moethoritat
Philadelphia
Fort Lavoln funding and desert land grants debated
Washington reports Senator Vierce prepared a bill to appropriate 200 for Fort Lincoln maintenance while Congressman Carter pursues a Montana desert land grant conditioned on reclamation. The grant would affect water control and lumber rights. Also noted is Rav. Wim Fisher acquitted of forgery and fraud charges in Mulcahy court. Market notes appear from Chicago and Denver exchanges.
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Siac Klan
Heetala
Chile
United States
Boards of Water Commissioners
Benin
Congress
Haniamin Elaiaon
Ipnixscutive
Washington
Fort Lavoln
Senator Vierce
Fort Lincoln
Carter
Montana
Winhar Anguitted
Fano
Deo
Mulcahy
Wim
P. Fisher
Senators Scramble Over Indian Aid in Northwest Crisis
Senate debate centers on a resolution to supply 100000 rations and arms to the Sioux country in the Dakotas. Voorhees cautions that more aid could worsen conflict, while Miles defense argues famine spurs revolt. Hawley and Dawes press for action as Turpie opposes finalizing the measure.
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Moorar
Washington
Uwe
Diay
Thawley
Bndin Bureau
Hawley
Dawes
Puroe
Pieter
Willy
Greamt
Sinus Resereation Vourkees
Milos
Dakota
Miloa
Thayie
Insullielvary
Crom Igha
Winchester
Elorbad
Tate
Miles
Walt
Senate
Turpie
Passage of national lottery resolutions reported
Fragmentary OCR text describes discussion and passage of resolutions supporting national constitutional action on lotteries. It notes delegates from Louisiana and other states, mentions figures like Sienee at Ploe Ridge and Fixx Tange, and references night darkness and local concerns.
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Ocaba
FIA
Burr
Louisians
America
Low Tena
Sienee
Ploe Ridge
Fixx Tange
Moe
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Usborne
Westar
Brussels
Africa
Brazil
Republic
JME
Germany
Great Britain
Hawaii
Kingdom of Hawaii
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Uys Department
Pitshanjis
Portmaster General
Navy
Boen
Fio Interior
Mud Saya
Indiana
Whiteli
Sao and
Fox
Iowa
Harrison
Land Office
Dune Ansty
bremdstulTa
Imiport
TAN
RV Teleguard
Chicago
Ourada
Den
Wreat KO
Pievce and
Voorhees
Pievce
Gang
Pirree
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