Hull Leads Democratic Opposition To Farmers Tariff
Cordell Hull as Democratic National Committee chair campaigns against the emergency farmers tariff enacted May 27 1921 by a Republican Congress. The piece argues Democratic opposition failed to protect farmer prices in 1921 and cites export data showing record farm trade that year, with widespread hardship contradicting Hull and other leaders.
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Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Senate
House
Republican Congress
Harding
Wilson
Tennessee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Duluth
Buérnos Ayres
Hull
England
Boston
Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
Foreign Trade Bureau
Department of Commerce
United States
America
Europe
Hitchcock
McKellar
Reed
Pomerene
Futhermore
Congress
Michigan Independence Call Amid Coal Debate
The Detroit Free Press quotes a critic asking who is boss as Michigan relies on coal from another state. The remark frames a push for independence from external energy dependence and questions state authority.
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Michigan
The
Detroit Free Press
Potters Association Backs Frelinghuysen in N J
Sanitary Potters' Association at Trenton passes resolutions praising Senator Frelinghuysen for supporting the pottery industry. They denounce straw votes reports as false and pledge to mobilize New Jersey potters to back his reelection and promote his Tariff Committee work for American industry and workers.
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Frelinghuysen
Sanitary Potters’ Association
Trenton
N.J
New Jersey
Senate
Country is sound despite simultaneous strikes
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader argues that two large strikes in any country except the United States would cripple commerce and agriculture, yet the current nation shows resilience and underlying soundness, dismissing calamity predictions from various critics.
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United States
Sioux Falls
S.D
Argus-Leader
Price of disruption will be paid in essentials
The piece warns that the public will pay the price for current industrial suspension and disorganization. It predicts higher costs for food, fuel, clothing, and other life essentials as strikes continue, with hope for lower prices fading.
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Sioux City Journal
Must Break the Circle in Wage Struggle Say Montesana View
A Montesana Washington Vidette letter argues continued strikes halt production and trigger a wage cycle. Lower production reduces labor demand and wages, worsening hardship for workers except speculators who hold market goods.
Why the Importer Objects to Tariffs
A writer argues politicians mislead women about tariffs and taxes. The tariff raises costs for importers, cutting profits on many goods, like an electric flat iron bought at 77 cents and sold for 6.50. Higher duties could reduce imports and help home producers compete.
Three Candidates for U S Senate in New Jersey
A satirical note from the Trenton Daily State Gazette declares three contenders for the New Jersey Senate seat this fall: a good Republican, a poor Democrat, and a rank Socialist. The piece asserts clear allegiance is due to party and country.
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United States
New Jersey
Trenton Daily State Gazette
Pay as you go and be fair to others
Advice urging gradual progress and fairness among peers as a guiding principle for life. It emphasizes steady effort, patience, and treating others justly on the journey toward a goal.
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Son
Duty of Government and Rail Rights Declared
A Glenwood Arkansas editorial defends workers right to strike and calls on government to ensure essential trains run and laborers are protected, arguing without such safeguards the nation loses its freedom and becomes a land of thugs.
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Land of
Free
Glenwood
Ark
News-Press
Hunger the Best Sauce Promotes Appetite via Digestion
An ad describes Chamberlain's Tablets as improving digestion and creating a healthy appetite. It claims the product ensures the relish of food and a gentle bowel movement.
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Chamberlain
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