Congress adjournment battle marked by Coolidge party split
President Coolidge eyed adjournment as Congress, under a solid Democratic and insurgent Republican influence, defied him. Madden of Chicago and Haugen backed delaying action to block farm relief, highlighting intra party rebellion and weakened presidential support.
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Congress stalemate and baseball standings mix in public notice
The piece notes a White House driven clash with Madden and Haugen seen as Republican wheelhorses blocking administration aims. It also lists baseball standings and upcoming games with teams like Cleveland Detroit St. Louis and Boston. It reads as a compact day’s round up blending politics and sports.
Mississippi Valley Teague and Cities Daily Results Summary
Mississippi Valley results list Teague and other players with numbers 19 23 24 29 32 31. Waterloo Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Moline Marshalltown Burlington Rock Island Dubuque are noted. Today games include Marshalltown at Burlington Waterloo at Ottumwa Moline at Dubuque Sear Rapids at Rock Island.
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Ottumna Waterloo
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