Hoover Defies Senate in Power Board Nominees Crisis
The Hoover administration rejects the Senate move to rescind three power commissioners. The Senate voted 60 to 25 to restore the names to the executive calendar, signaling a clash over executive power. Attorney General opinion supports the President, while Wheeler threatens a possible filibuster and salary withholding against the appointees.
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Loover
Senate
Alittehell
Hoover
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Hoover Wison
Tariff Board
Henry P. Metcher
Thomas W. Page
John Lea Coulter
Alfred F. Dennis
Edgar B. Proscard
Lincoln Dixon
Robinson
Arkangon
Walsh
Broguard
Utah
Old Tariff Commission
Crossyrd
Notable oddities and notices from a December fair and far away
A DeWitt County Farm Institute loaf wins first prize in Clinton. A Perkusie witness reports a meteoric crash, later identified as a wrench dropped from a high-altitude plane. Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets touted for health. Richard Hughes tracked to Africa amid Arab attire and humorous remarks on trousers and married life.
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DeWitt County Farmer's Institute
Clinton
Mothers Learn Uses of Magnesia from Expectancy to Weaning
Mothers learn uses of Philips Milk of Magnesia from the start of expectancy to weaning. It relieves nausea, heartburn, morning sickness, aids digestion, and ensures regular bowel movements with a mild laxative action. The product neutralizes cow’s milk for infant feeding and is sold in 25¢ bottles, endorsed by physicians for 60 years.
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Philips
Milk of
Magnesia
Philips Milk of
Phillips
Bluing Production and Sales Decline in 1020
A report notes that bluing produced in 18 establishments in 1920 yielded a total value of 1 048 000 dollars, supposedly used to whiten clothes. Despite house to house canvassers who once sold the product, very little was sold by that method last year.
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Elyo
Department of Agriculture
Arkangag
Caraway
Senate
House
Robinson
Arkansas
Interior Department
Red Cross
Elty
Dlstriets
Republican National Committee
Alfred B. Smith
Robert H. Lucas
Nebraska
Smith
Wagner
New York
Nye
Lingoin
Neb
George W. Norris
Broken Law
George W .Norris
Nabraska
Thunderstorm daily global lightning counts explore impact
A brief note explains that around 44,000 thunderstorms occur globally each day, producing vast lightning activity. It discusses how frequent storms influence weather patterns, climate studies, and atmospheric electricity research.
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Power Board
Edward W. Pickard
Legge
Corporation i S
Bow
Buel
Tme
Ivover
United States
John Barton Payne
Me Payne
Gia Iya
Payne
Ds Yyero
Soho
al Smith
Mississippi Valley
Chicago
Wiliam Hale Thompson
Louisiana
Jadwin
Board of Distinguished Civil Engineers
War Department
Thompson
Col. Frobert Talinm Randolph
Chicago Association of Commerce
New Orleans
R. John
Griez
Princeton
Trosteee
Raymond A. Yagdler
David A. Reet
Pennsylvania
Albben
University
Woodrow Wil
New Jersey
Theen
Princatew
Doctor Hibben
John Witherspoon
James Carnahan
James McCosh
Tau Democratic Party
Albert O. Rutchto
Auch
Bovernon
Maryland
Tion
International Chamber of Commerce
Washington
H. Strawn
Georges Theunis
Belgium
International Chamber
Silas H. Strawn
Europe
Soviet Russia
America
Nathan Straus
Edwin Fy. Meyer
Slim Poleeman
Beryl Hart
Lieut
W. S. MacLaren
Berd
Nris
Atlantic
Ristide Briand
League of Nations
Geneva
M. Briand
Arle Drummond
League
South America
J. J. M. O. Avenol
Briand
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Great Britain
Germany
Hungary
Tay
Ofllelula
Ita
Yen
France
Brignd
Nywborn
Qcavern
Uninn
Sen. Wheeler
R. A, Fosdick
Mars, C. F. Alexander, Kenny, Til
Ald Lee
Betty Crocker
Department OF Household Science
Allinots Farmers” Institute
WassBurn Crossy Company
Iso Munnearatsi
Minn
N.B. C
WHO
WOC
Columbia
KSCI
WCCO
KMEC
WEEBM
KMOX
KOIL
Perkusie
Philadelphia
Samuel G. Gordon
The
Academy of Natural Sciences
Dr. Pierce
Anib
Richard Hughes
Jamaica
Africa
Araab
Mrs. Fields
RINSO
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