House Knocks Out Haugen Farm Bill
The Haugen farm subsidy bill failed in the House by a 212 to 187 vote in a rare bipartisan split. Leaders planned alternative legislation to boost farmer cooperation and marketing machinery, avoiding subsidy and the equalization fee, while Dickinson warned of missed opportunities for farm relief.
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Tincher
Repub- Heap
Kansas
Aswell
Louisiana
Heugeo
Cheera
Farm
House
Madden
Titois
Committee On Agriculture
Administration Farm
Pino
Washington
Jardine
Bubeldy
Dickinson
Senate
Congress
Washington Briefs on Pepper Defeat and Immigration Examinations
Washington reports the defeat of Senator George Wharton Pepper in Pennsylvania. Wets hail the result as a victory and a signal for modifying national prohibition policy. The Navy extends source-country immigrant screening to include Gloreaway and Den ew porte, cutting gum rations by BYWAY from port. A new game for the Navy ships is restored to Hogton under a restored policy.
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George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Washington
Gloreaway
Norway
Ate
Pe Jonger
Navy Department
Gane Wom
Prohibition Order Expands Enforcement Force Nationwide
President Coolidge signs a treasury ordered expansion authorizing state and local officers as prohibition officers to enforce the national act. The move aims to add about 10 000 volunteers and amateurs to Gen. Andrews enforcement team, igniting protests from wets and drys in the senate. The order allows cross border action by local officers, except where state law forbids it.
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Washington
Coolidge
Treasury
Lincoln O. Andrews
General Andrews
Grant
Senate
Tt Menue
Prohibition
Jones
Michigan
Prohibition Referendum Approved by Governor Smith
Governor Smith signs the Earle-Phelps bill calling a November prohibition referendum in New York. The measure asks if the Volstead Act should be amended to let states set alcohol limits. He warns that drys may seek injunctions to delay a public verdict while acknowledging voter voice is essential in democratic government.
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Albany
N. Y
Smith
Tin State
County Farm Fire Destroys Barns Near Muscatine
A blaze at the county farm near Muscatine destroyed three large barns and sixteen head of stock. Fire damage was estimated at 10,000 dollars, with investigators noting the loss as total for the property and livestock.
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Muscating
Towa
Muscatine
Novel campaigning by young ladies turns into publicity gag
The article recounts a humorous scene where young women in art smocks duel with slogans and paint, promoting Kathryn Rohrer for Secretary. Elsie Thompson of the State college in San Francisco is mentioned as a campaign assistant to Rohrer. The event includes painting another girl’s crook as part of the gag.
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Kathryn Roher
Elsie Thompson
State Owlers’ College
San Francisco
Gunt
Miss Thompson
Mixy Rohrer
Alaction
Igehowo Wbove
Senate Vote Triggers Big Fund Investigation
Washington reports the Senate voted 40 to 32 to create a special committee to investigate campaign expenditures in the Pennsylvania and Missouri senatorial contests. The probe will cover primaries and pending election campaigns, with focus on potentially vast sums spent to influence votes and the integrity of the process.
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Washington
United States Senate
Pepper
Congressital Vara
McKinley-Smith
Benator Reed
Lles
Kperch
Tlan
Fulsky
Tia
Pennsylvania
Palmer
Tinea
Germany asks ban on planes gas and tanks
Germany proposed at the Balun of Lit peppente a concrete process to forbid airplanes and heavy artillery. Count von Bernstein, former ambassador to the United States, presented the plan.
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Germany
Werfara
Naval Reserve Enrolls 1,100 as Radio Operators
Secretary Wilbur announces that 1,100 candidates will be enrolled in the Naval Reserve as radio operators. The enrollment expands naval communications capabilities and strengthens reserve forces during ongoing wartime or modernization efforts. The source text contains many garbled phrases but preserves the key fact of enrollment numbers and the role.
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Naval Reserve
Washington Ledtora
Wilbur
Naval Commununion Jong
Byrd Plans Pole Run Then Aims for South Pole
Oslo dispatch reports Lieut. Com. Byrd and expedition members leaving King's Bay for London on a North Pole flight with plans to undertake a South Pole journey as soon as possible. The telegram notes Byrd, U.N. forces, and crew preparing for the Arctic mission ahead of a possible Earth pole expedition.
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Byrd
North Pole
South Pole
Oslo
Norway
Thir Aftenposten
Spitzbergen
Wehard Byrd
U. N
Puine
King's Bey
Lond
Union Tank Oil Co Orders Four 80,000-Barrel Tanks
The Union Tank Oil company of California ordered four 80,000-barrel tanks at a total cost of 128000 for replacements at the tank farm destroyed by the raid on April 7 in San Lula Obtepo, Cali.
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San Lula Obtepo
Cali
Union Tank Oil Company of California
Aior
May avert Irish rail strike looms in June protest
The potential Irish rail strike action centers on a wage reduction reduced by 17,000 Irish railway workers scheduled for June 4. Authorities hope to avert the stoppage as talks continue to resolve worker grievances and avoid disruption.
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Dullin
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Areangud
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