Kenyon Removed From Senate by President Harding
The article reports that Senator William Kenyon of Iowa, leader of the Agricultural Bloc, was removed from the Senate by President Harding. It cites Harding allies among the Stand patters and Old Guard and notes Kenyon opposed Lodge and the Old Guard, aiming against several key Republican leaders. It suggests Harding favors Newberry and opposes Kenyon’s farmer-focused agenda, predicting farmers’ plans may be defeated.
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United States
William
Kenyon
Iowa
Congress
Senate
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Lodge
Senator New
Bunch
Senator Kenyon
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
New
Frelinghuysen
Hale
Calder
DuPont
McCumber
Crow
McLean
Old Guard
Newberry
New, Watson
Mr. Harding
Henry Cabot Lodge
W. S. Kenyon
Springfield
Democrat
Harry S. Newin
Will Hays and the Movies Influence Debate
The piece discusses Postmaster General Will Hays possibly resigning to join the Movie Film Makers at a salary of 150000 a year and whether his reforms would benefit the public or turn into advertising for the industry. It weighs Hoosier pride against concerns of public protection and industry influence.
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Will H. Hays
Harding
Hays
Indiana
Mrovie
Jim
Mr. Hays
Mr. Reed
Senate
Marion
Ohio
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Corydon Republican
Wilson
Europe
League of Nations
Senate rips Newberry resolution as dishonor and danger
The Missouri senator condemned the Newberry resolution as a disgraceful act that endangers the republic. He compared supporters to pirates and urged scorning the measure, while urging readers to consider the broader issues of League of Nations policy and world stability.
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Mr. Reed
America
Mr. Newberry
Republic
President Harding Rebukes Agricultural Bloc Over Standpat Program
President Harding convened a conference to review the farmers' deplorable condition. He addressed the group and criticized the Agricultural Bloc in Congress for opposing the Standpat program and supporting legislation seen as harming farmers in low-spirits conditions.
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Harding
Congress
Agricultural bloc targets Harding and Lodge in Bay State drive
The agricultural bloc in Congress attacks President Harding over farm policy and cabinet sparring, with plans to pressure long sitting Senator Henry Cabot Lodge in Massachusetts. Kenyon of Iowa leads bloc speakers in Massachusetts as critics allege tariff inequities and wheat pricing tied to Liverpool set by foreign markets.
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Courier-Journal
Washington
Congress
Warren G. Harding
J. W. Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Agricultural Conference
John W. Weeks
New York
Harding
Mr. Harding
Weeks
Liverpool
Farmers Wheat Price Battle in Congress
Tahry accused the Democratic Congress of forcing a subsidy that guarantees farmers about 2.85 dollars per bushel for wheat. The clash highlights partisan debates over agricultural supports and market intervention.
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Tahry
Democratic Congress
Death of Mrs Sarah Medcalf Stricken by Hemorrhage
Mrs Sarah Medcalf wife of Benjamin Medcalf died in New Albany at 7 30 PM Monday January 30 after a hemorrhaged seizure while walking home. She was age 44 and survived by husband three daughters and a son Viola McCullum Locust Point Charles Wright Clara F Lewis and Perry C Lewis New Albany Funeral services were held at the family home last Wednesday and burial was in Fairview cemetery New Albany
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Sarah Medcalf
Benjamin Medcalf
New Albany
Ewas
Fairview Cemetery
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