Iowa Situation and Roosevelt's Control Tactics
A long critique argues Roosevelt will dominate politics via vast Treasury funds and administration power. It cites Senator Gillette, Otha Wearin, and packing battles, warning that relief agencies could influence elections and undermine recovery. It notes a failed amendment to curb such influence and highlights partisan defenses of W P A staff and governance.
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Iowa
Leopard's
Roosevelt
Guy Gillette
Gillette
Lberty
Capitol Gang
Otha Wearin
Morgantown Post
Senate
Washington
Hatch
Democrat
New Mexico
Euch
Treasury
United States
Relief Administration
Nogales hotel famed for beauty on border
A narrative describes a grand Nogales hotel near the Mexican border built during prohibition to attract wealthy tourists. Its four story facade, lush patio, exotic Mexican flora, a brook trout pool, and a large frog named El Conquistador are highlighted. Maids are noted as hostesses who converse knowledgeably about southwestern lore.
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Nogales
Ariz
Jn Prohibition
Phoenix
Mexico
Jore
Mex Consuela
Not Everyone Shall Enter the Kingdom of God Debate
A historical column questions political spending and lending programs, urging scrutiny of Democratic candidates. It cites WPA figures and Harry Hopkins in a critique of court issues and policy approaches while warning about government power influencing the political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Wearin
House
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Gillette
Property rights and government limits in constitutional view
Professor Dyer argues property rights rest on the Constitution and Supreme Court protection. He cites 1930 savings deposits and life insurance as proof of wealth protected, totaling about 68.7 billion dollars. He warns attacks on capital threaten the forty million families and questions if government gifts are constitutional.
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Supreme Court
Ors
Germany
Italy
Rasane Ee
British Empire
Cavern Dinner Scene From a Mexican Prison Tale
A dramatic underground dinner in a cavern restaurant near Sonora follows Bill and Ellen as they tour a former prison like setting. The meal features quail, salad, and bread baked in a Dutch oven, with Ellen admiring the rugged adventure and Bill comforting her amid the eerie ambiance. In a side note, a National Safety Council report claims highway fatalities fell 15 percent in six months, saving about 2 850 lives and signaling a nationwide safety trend.
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Bil
Baron
Bill
Ellen
Fronteras
Cananea
Hinton Daily News
National Safety Council
Banking shifts and political notices mix in era debate
The piece discusses banking as a service venture and personal lending trends, noting a broader shift toward service functions and installment financing. It then presents several candidate announcements for county clerk in Taylor County, detailing party bids, pledges, and prior public service.
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County
Oueni
Sessor
Rima Nees
Taylor Coulaly
Lee Bennett
Yeer Herbert. Evans
Dayton
Bankers Face Harsh Winds In Turbulent Markets
Amid speculation about tightening credit, analysts warn American banking faces pressure. Investors weigh exposure to loans and reserves as volatility rises, with policymakers signaling potential adjustments to curb risk. The outlook remains uncertain as institutions reassess balance sheets and liquidity.
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Ityle
Barkley
Kentucky
Chaves
Chavez
Christgau
Mifinésota
Mr. Hoover
United States Senate
Ture To
Tolephen Bromberg
Lovd Nogales
Pias
Congressi
Wall Street Journal
Central Trust Com
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gus W. Dyer
Vanderbilt University
Sonoran Nogales
Ballid Rock
Senor
Ellen Bly
Mex
Kineinnati Bank
Taylor
Frank Bennett
Solleit
Bert
James E, Gue
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