Follette Criticizes Coolidge Message As Stand Patism
Wisconsin senator Robert M La Follette denounces President Coolidge's first message to Congress as a concise reactionary plan favoring big business and predatory interests. He condemns agriculture provisions as telling farmers to help themselves while condemning the farm policy and Acts of the federal government. He accuses Coolidge of siding with railroad coal magnate profiteers and other insiders against the masses.
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Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin Senat
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Br. LaFollette
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British surprised by US exoneration demand over consular row
London reports Washington dispatches say the United States would not reopen its News Castle Tyne consulate until Britain publicly exonerates Consul Brooks and Vice Consul Slater from charges of discriminating against British shipping. Officials note terms required their persona grata status if recalled, with a potential deadlock until cabinet changes in Britain next month.
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Prohibition Agents Monitor Christmas Liquor Flows
Hartford December 14 Federal prohibition agents in Connecticut concentrate along main liquor routes to manage anticipated holiday supply. Chief James E Wheeler says no large extra influx expected, but agents will use current force to guard routes from New York predominance. He notes little liquor comes from Canada to Connecticut.
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Poincare Labeled Greatest Thrower of Governments by Socialist Leader
Dec 14. In Paris the Socialist leader assailed Premier Poincare in the Chamber of Deputies, calling him “a greater thrower of cabinets” than Clemenceau and naming Britain’s Bonar Law Lloyd George and Baldwin and German leaders as predecessors Poincare is accused of influencing U.S. private participation in Germany relief committees while U.S. Coolidge support is noted. The piece notes a “standard weight” for the ideal woman as a separate aside.
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