Hoover Pact With Wall Street Triggers Stock Panic
The piece denounces President Hoover for backing the Smoot Hawley tariff. It claims his stance caused a stock market drop and averted panic only due to Wall Street bankers. It cites economists and business leaders urging rejection and veto, warning of unemployment and strained foreign relations.
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Wall Street
Herbert Hoover
Congress
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Llandly
Henry Ford
Wickersham Prohibition Views Split On Reform Tone
George W. Wickersham, chair of the President's Law Enforcement Commission, spoke to 6,000 social workers in Beaton and was interpreted as favoring a modification of prohibition laws though some wets and others disagree. He argued excessive penalties fail to reflect community will and cited English temperance success alongside wartime regulation and education reducing liquor consumption.
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Tay
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Prohibition Debate Highlights Calls to Modify Law
A speech criticizes ongoing prohibition as too harsh and urges reconsideration of enforcement. It notes education in temperance helped before Prohibition and questions the Jones Law penalties, while referencing the Distillers Company with a large global trade and urging them to abandon the spirits trade.
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Conservatism and Change in American Politics
A concise critique of conservatism and progressivism in U S politics noting the danger of aligning with selfish interests and the true role of conservatism as limiting rash reform. The text drifts into garbled asides about figures, events, and speculative quotes, reflecting a fragmented, era-specific editorial voice.
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United States
Congress
Dreamed Golden Gate Bridge would reshape California
Editorial ponders a proposed Golden Gate Bridge linking San Francisco harbor to Oakland as a world class engineering feat. It imagines a 700 foot wide roadway with potential trolley below, opening travel between San Francisco and Seattle and democratizing transit, while weighing long construction and land transport impacts.
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California
San Francisco
United States
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New York
Fhsty Wing
Seattle
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SENTENCE SERMONS BY REV ROY L SMITH
A sermon from Pastor Roy L Smith of Elmgann M B Church argues that refusing to share another's load worsens every burden. He warns that ignoring conscience seals doom, facing facts signals trouble, and neglecting responsibility makes one a burden to all.
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Elmgann
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Government tax fraud and counterfeits discussed in a Haskin Letter
The Haskin Letter analyzes income tax fraud, counterfeit currency, and Treasury losses. It discusses small frauds like improper exemptions, counterfeit notes, and the long history of currency manipulation, noting the hidden costs to the government and the difficulty in tracking many cases.
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Answers to Questions From Frederic J. Jaskin Note
A transcribed reader Q and A from Frederic J. Jas kin director at the Washington Information Bureau covers biographical notes on Jonesca Dragonstta and other curiosities. It includes queries on accidents in the Building Trades, Bible exhibitions in Augsburg Germany, and the Birth of Nation based on The Claneman. The column also touches reformatorie outcomes, British statesman quotes, trained seal reporters, and Committee of Tex composition with many named figures.
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Spread of Undulant Fever Linked to Milk Supply
An article notes that undulant fever organisms are found in milk and can spread to humans. It discusses milk safety, pasteurization, certified milk controls, and a Detroit study showing 4.3 percent of 220 samples contained living germs, risking infection if milk is not properly heated or processed.
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Eliminate Crime and High Stakes in Marble Town
A reader column discusses crime coverage and press ethics while a financier, Frank J. Gould, purchases much of Changills near Deauville to build a luxury baccarat palace and hotel development. The piece reflects on media influence and local economic ambitions amid a changing town, with dates and names noted.
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