Perry of Rhode Island and Lake Erie Victory Hero
Oliver Hazard Perry, born August 23 1785, rose from trials to command American forces at Lake Erie. His flagship loss turned to victory September 10 1813 when the Niagara aided by others defeated the British fleet near Put-in-Bay. Perry died in 1819 of yellow fever, later buried in Newport with a monument and his fame remembered in memorials across the nation.
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Impeachment talk and farm policy split roils era politics
The piece rails at impeachment talk aimed at President Roosevelt, naming Rep. Hamilton Fish and Bert Snell, and praises farm policy AAA amid bipartisan debate. It notes miners support for Guffey bill, farmer marches to Washington, and criticism of AAA from many senators while affirming its political endurance.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
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Virginia
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Georgia
Batley
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Virginian
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Bailey
Federal Court of Appeals
Chicago
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