House KNOCKS OUT HAUGEN FARM BILL
Washington The Haugen farm subsidy bill died in the House by 212 to 187 with both parties voting the same 28 vote margin. Farm leaders eyed cooperative marketing as an alternative, while Haugen and others urged passage or recommittal. debate focused on subsidy and equalization fee elements and uncertain Senate prospects.
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Washington briefs on Pepper defeat and prohibition era shifts
The Washington dispatch reports Senator Pepper's defeat as a setback for early 20th century temperance push. It notes wartime restrictions and immigration policy shifts, including Germany and Norway, with expectations of changes to rationing and chewing policies affecting naval or maritime provisions.
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Washington
Federal order boosts prohibition officers by ten thousand
Washington reports an executive order signed by President Coolidge appointing state, county, and municipal officers as federal prohibition officers. The move, urged by General Andrews, expands enforcement and allows local officers to raid across state lines, provoking strong opposition from wets and drys in the Senate.
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Prohibition Referendum Approved by Governor Smith in Albany
Governor Smith signed the Earle Phelps bill creating a prohibition referendum to be decided at the general elections in November. The measure allows states to determine intoxicating content under the Volstead act. Smith warned drys may seek injunctions to block a popular verdict and urged careful, democratic process.
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Albany
Novemer
County Farm Fire Near Muscatine Destroys Buildings
A large fire at the county farm near Muscatine destroyed several barns and buildings. Residents reported the blaze damaged sixteen head of Livestock before it could be contained. Local volunteers aided in containment and the cause is under investigation.
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Muscatine
Towai
Novel Campaigning Sparks Colorful Gag in Gaudy Pot
A new publicity gag circulates depicting a young indie group with a farcical slogan for a fantasy candidate at a teacher college event. It features a painted image of a girl in a smock and mocks a campaign by Miga Rohrer with a quirky backstory and satirical framing.
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Mie Esto Thompson
Btale
Miga Rohrer
Senate votes on big funds probe sparks tense Senate scene
Washington reports a 40 to 0 vote to empower a special committee to investigate spends in Pennsylvania and other primaries, aiming to expose slush funds of up to several millions. The panel will operate through the summer recess, covering races affecting 84 senators up for re-election.
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Tor Senntir
Renate Hut
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Eliree
Cain
Aenntora
Senate
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Chu
Mounelat
Germany Urges Ban on Planes Gas and Tanks at Disarmament Session
Geneva officials report Germany pressed for prohibitions on aerial bombardment gas use and heavy armor during the preparatory disarmament commission. The proposal was put forward by Count von Germstorn, ambassador to the United States.
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Geneva
Switzerlana
Pripsicies
Polkon Ghi
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Cutint van Gernstorn
United States
Naval Reserve enrolls 1100 as radio operators
Secretary Wilbur announces that about 1100 candidates have been enrolled in the naval reserve force as radio operators. The enrollment grants them access to special instruction and communications training. The move aims to bolster readiness and provide advanced courses for the new reservists across the service.
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Naval Reserve
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Iolay League
Naval Reserve Force
Wilbur
Naval Feadye
Byrd Heads North Pole Flight to South Pole Mission
Telegram from Oslo reports Lieutenant Commander and expedition team departing King's Bay for London as they plan a rapid start on a South Pole expedition after reaching the North Pole.
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North Pole
South Pole
Oslo
Norway
Aftenposten
Splitbergen
Wo Luton Wank Oil orders new oil tanks for Cayufariin plant
The Wo Luton Wank Oil company of Cayufariin ordered four 80 000 barrel tanks to replace tanks at the tink farm destroyed by the April fire. The purchase price was about 128 000 dollars.
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Cloverfeld
Los Angeles
al Dumson
Frank Clark
Art Goebel
Johnson
Clark
Jerry Phillips
Lule Oblepo
Onliz
Wo Luton Wank Oil Company
Cayufariin
Tink
Tra
May avert Irish rail strike on Dublin Hopea line
Report says Dublin Hopea railway workers numbering about 17 000 prepared for a strike on June 1 to protest wage reductions. Efforts to avert the walkout continue as unions demand reassessment and negotiations with management.
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