Global trade and employment fears in early policy debate
A reformist speaker argues a 10 percent profit drop and loss in exports threaten U S employment. He cites domestic manufacturing reliance on foreign trade, noting 3 million workers could gain work if two and a half billion in lost overseas commerce returns. The piece frames trade as a local issue reaching every town.
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United An
David Lawrence
United States
Myr. Lawrence
Lont
Tand
Tennessee Offers 500 Dollar Reward In Gasoline Tax Evasion Case
The state of Tennessee offers a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of individuals or firms evading gasoline tax payments of $500 or more. Tax evasion costs governments millions, and prompt, relentless prosecution is urged. The text argues reducing other taxes to limit evasion incentives.
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Tennessee
Toad
Road funding and new coal roads for farmers
Article argues for wise use of funds to build durable weatherproof roads at low cost. It highlights new road-mix methods, cost efficiency, and the need for reliable routes for farming, noting most American farms lack passable roads year round. Emphasizes permanent investment in better coal roads as essential for future stability.
Did Darrow Lose or Win in the Honolulu Trial
The article discusses Clarence Darrow, famed defense attorney in the Honolulu honor slayers case, noting widespread publicity and debate over whether he secured an acquittal. It highlights his dramatic courtroom presence and long influence on public perception of the case and his own reputation.
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Darrow
United States
Clarence Darrow
Honolulu
Darrew
Darraw
Times
Chicago
Tolstoi
Behind a Bottle of Milk in Farm Prosperity Tale
An illustrated reflection links a bottle of milk on the doorstep to rural life and national economy. It ties farmer incomes and city delivery to tax payments, mortgages, wages, and bankruptcy risk, arguing that fair prices sustain production, jobs, and communities.
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Banka
Farras
Fimanufacturing
Sheriff's
Small towns face fire risk from underfunded departments
A 1924 to 1991 overview shows small towns with populations under 10,000 purchase 64.9 percent of new fire apparatus annually, while 19.6 percent go to towns over 600,000. The piece argues every village and town must have access to a first-class, modern fire department to truly protect communities.
Congress Should Seek Economy Not Billions Spent
The sawed fragment from the San Francisco Chronicle argues Congress should push for economy in federal spending. It criticizes treating billions as mere sums to spend and urges restraint to curb rising government costs.
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Trancisco Chronicle
Congress
Congréss
Optimism for the Railroads by a Prominent Executive
A railroad executive proclaims himself incurably optimistic about railroads. He foresees restoration to leadership in American life and commerce following industrial revival. He argues rail efficiency, lower freight costs, and year-round universal service across climates and terrains will drive renewed prominence. He expects public pressure to curb highway transport and gradual liberalization of railroad regulation to parity.
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Life and Commerce of America
Living Beyond Our Means Tax Strain on State Budgets
The Unitey Staten notes tax burdens span over 600,000 bodies. Illinois counties list 419 taxing organizations. Many states show similar strain as incomes fall and unemployment rises. Politicians ignore mounting revenue threats while taxpayers bear rising costs.
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Unitey Staten
Ilinois
America
Graettinger Eighth Grade Baseball Triumph 7 to 6 over Emmetsburg
Graettinger eighth grade baseball edged Emmetsburg eight by a 7 to 6 score this afternoon. A previous Emmetsburg win was noted and a fuller report is planned for next week. The sixth grade boys beat the eighth grade second team 14 to 1.
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Emmetsburg
Graettinger
Emmetsberg
Bunsen Idaho Welcomes Notorious Gang After Gold Find
William Boyd and his gang flee to Bunsen Idaho to escape pursuit in a friendly town that shelters them on a large ranch owned by Mary Brian. Arlen, in love with Mary, opposes Boyd while Eugene Valletta courts Louise Fazenda. A gold vein lures Boyd back to crime. a deadly confrontation ends with hard rivals and lovers united as Arlen defeats a gang member and Mary reconciles with Louise.
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William Boyd
Bunsen
Idaho
Nesing Ge
Mary Brian
Richard
Arlen
Mary
Boyd
Snl
Eugene Valletta
Louise Fazenda
Brian
William V
Mong
Bunzen
Louige
Charles
Winninger
Widder Klora
Louise
Louie
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