La Follette Blames Coolidge For Congress Failure
Wisconsin Senator Robert M. La Follette accuses President Coolidge and reactionary lawmakers of blocking aid for farmers. He cites Esch Cummins railroad law, deflation, and tariffs as artificial disadvantages harming agriculture, and argues adjournment prevented relief measures.
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Immigrant tide turning toward South America
London reports the new United States immigration restrictions are driving continental emigration southward. Trans Atlantic liner lines to South American ports plan to add ships and attract third class passengers. Latin agents note visas are stalled until U S consuls apply the new quotas and rules, reshaping migration routes.
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Coolidge and Dawes Ideal Team, Uncle Joe Says
Danille UL June 13 Uncle Joe Cannon praised Coolidge and Dawes as an ideal team. He heard the convention broadcast on radio and said both men possess the courage of their convictions and can lead the country safely through the present industrial crisis.
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Dawes Nominated Vice Presidential Candidate
Brigadier General Charles G. Dawes, born in Marietta Ohio, is named the Republican vice presidential candidate. He plans to return to Chicago after a Marietta visit marked by college commencement events and celebratory telegrams. He offered no new statement beyond acceptance and will focus on campaign plans.
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Body of Viscount Pirrie Died at Sea Sent to England
The body of Viscount Pirrie British shipbuilder and financier who died of pneumonia on June 7 aboard the Pacific liner Euro was brought to New York. The casket was transferred to the Olympic which sails for England tomorrow. Pirrie seventy seven was stricken while inspecting port facilities at Antofagasta Chile and died off Havana aboard the Ebro. He was accompanied by his wife sister in law and his physician.
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