Hoover Year Seen as Successful by Senate Faction
In a Senate debate, Senator Simeon D. Fess praised Hoover’s handling of economic forces and farm relief while Senator Pat Harrison dismissed the administration’s first year as a failure. Prohibition debate featured testimony from Samuel Crowther and others, with Edison and Ford sending endorsements by telegram. Grain markets fluctuated as the Farm Board altered loan policies and warned of possible wheat embargo if storage issues persist. Haitian commission in Port-au-Prince faced protests as locals demand liberation and fair elections, while Dominican Republic stabilizes under new provisional leadership.
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Hether Herbert Hoover
Senate
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Administration
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Fess
White House
Harrison
Hoover
R. Hoover
Haitis
Port-au-Prince
Commission
Haiti
John H. Russell
Borno
Council of State
United States
Thorbes
Dominican Republic
Vasquez
Rafael Arena
Unemployment debated as Davis cites relief claims
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis says unemployment remains below half of prior crashes after a cabinet meeting on the industry situation. Administration leaders expect relief soon via federal agencies. Senator Wagner proposes a 150 million public works bill to stabilize industry and curb unemployment during depressions, which Davis opposes as unnecessary and cumbersome.
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James J. Davis
Wagner
New York
Davis
Prohibition Debate Hearings Open as Witnesses Testify
Opponents of prohibition closed their case before the house judiciary committee on Tuesday with testimony from Breckenridge Long and Dr Stewart Paton among others. Three women including Mrs Lovett of Boston, Mrs Cortlandt Nicoll of New York, and Mrs Carroll Miller of Pittsburgh argued for tighter controls to protect children reduce crime and end commercialized liquor traffic.
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House Judiciary Committee
Breckenridge Long
Stewart Paton
Johns Hopkins
Boston
Cortlandt Nicoll
New York
Carroll Miller
Pittsburgh
Stimson proposes naval cut to 200000 tons world spend
Secretary of State Stimson in London announced the United States favors reducing naval tonnage by more than 200000 tons in line with other powers. He said the plan is acceptable to America and Britain while France delays talks. Britain seeks a navy equal to two continental powers and 1400000 tons, with Italy and France demanding 700000 tons. The conference subcommittee said it could do nothing until France acts.
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Stimson
London
United States
America
Great Britain
France
Tardieu
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
World Wide Unemployment Day Sparked by Moscow Reds
The Moscow Communist party named Thursday Alternational unemployment day and led parades in Europe and America. In some cities clashes with police occurred while others stayed calm. In Manila 14,000 high school pupils were incited to rebel by the Reds over alleged insults by a woman teacher.
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Hursday
Moscow
Europe
America
Manila
Deaths toll includes von Tirpitz and Wadley and Lawrence
LFred von Tirpitz once lord high admiral of the German navy died in Ebenhausen at eighty one from bronchitis. Dr Arthur T Wadley president emeritus Yale University died in Kobe at seventy three from pneumonia. Hadley Yale Berlin educated economist led Yale from 1899 to 1921. Other deaths noted English novelist D H Lawrence and Viscount Herbert Gladstone, youngest son of W E Gladstone.
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Lfred von Tirpitz
Ebenhausen
Japan
Kobe
Arthur T. Wadley
Yale University
Hadley
Yale
Berlin
D. H. Lawrence
Viscount Herbert Gladstone
William JB. Gladstone
Senate vote raises Cuban sugar duty charted at 2c
Oil lumber and sugar lobbied to tilt the tariff as the Senate approved a 2 cent per pound Cuban sugar duty by a 47 to 39 vote. Nine defectors broke the Democratic Radical Republican coalition amid charges of a deal and warnings the issue could shape campaigns. The House had set 2.4 cents, making higher duties likely in conference.
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Senate
Caraway
House
North Willys Named U S Ambassador to Poland
John North Willy s of Toledo Ohio an automobile manufacturer is named the new American ambassador to Poland His nomination passed Warsaw approval and President Hoover announced the appointment no Senate objections noted in the report from 1938.
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Coolidge Dam
Arizona
Calvin Coolidge
Mare Island Navy Yard
California
John North Willys
Toledo
Ohio
Poland
Warsaw
Hoover
Senate
Sheep Industry Outlook and Market Trends 1930
The U S Department of Agriculture reports that sheep numbers have peaked and slaughter is expected to rise to set a new annual record within two years. Prices likely decline from recent highs as world wool production flags and demand cools, with gradual readjustments to prevent seasonal glut and maintain market stability.
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U. S
Department of Agriculture
United States
Colorado
Nebraska
Corn Belt
California
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Chicago
Foley's Honey and Tar Promise Cough Relief
Disturbing night coughs quickly stopped by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with pine tar and honey. It coats irritated throat surfaces. no opiates or chloroform, suitable for children and adults. Sold by Geo. IM Gosman, successor to Potts.
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Foley
Geo. IM
Gosman
Potts
Adv
M Paumie’s Parisian Dye House Ad in Butte
French dyeing and cleaning service at 60 West Galena St Butte Montana. Satisfaction guaranteed. Outside work solicited. Phone 516.
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Galena St
Butte, Mont
Music Supervisors Meet in Chicago March Twenty Fourth
Miss Mira I Booth Dillon schools music supervisor has the February Music Supervisors Journal with the program for the second biennial meeting of the music supervisors national conference. The event in Chicago the week of March 24 is expected to draw seven thousand supervisors from across the country. The Stevens hotel will host sectional meetings and demonstrations.
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Mira I. Booth
Dillon
Music Supervisors Journal
Music Supervisors National Conference
Chicago
Miss . Booth
Stevens Hotel
Ford Expands Seattle Assembly Plant To Double Output
C A Bergeson reports Seattle will see a new Ford assembly plant on a 30 acre site in the South End district costing 3 million dollars. The plant will be built immediately, doubling Seattle Ford output and adding about 1500 jobs with waterfront dockage for Ford ships.
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C. A. Bergeson
Bergeson Motors Company
Seattle
Ford Company
South End
Ford
Lima Election List Shows 225 Registered Voters
The Lima city election electors list was mailed from county clerk John S. Baker's office. It shows 225 names with 116 in Ward 1 and 109 in Ward 2. H. T. Kraabel is identified as Lima city clerk.
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Lima
John S. Baker
H. T. Kraabel
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Daniel A. Poling
Christian Endeavor Union
Henry M. Johnson
Louisville
Crowther
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Henry Ford
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Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Alexander Legge
Farm Board
Legge
Egates
Briand
Dumesnil
Western Newspaper Union
Ening
Ber Ofth Congregation
J. E. Monroe
Mr. Monroe
Montana
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Cael
Gondeo Constructors
Cpt
Aneny
F. H. Bimrose
Annabel Desmond
Phillips
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Butte
W. J. Romersa
Hughes & McCaleb
Leggat Hotel
Alex. Leggat
Mar
M. Paumie
Ford Assembly
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