McAdoo withdrawal stirs Virginia Glass plan for Democratic clash
The article reports Senator Glass of Virginia backing McAdoo’s nomination in spirit while opposing a McAdoo-backed convention presentation. It notes shifts among McAdoo followers and Glass supporters, with party leaders shaping a subcommittee lineup and expected female aides. The piece references Virginia delegation instructions, Senate figures, and a national committee meeting slated for June 23.
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Kiwanis Elects Harnett President At Convention
J Mercer Harnett of Birmingham Alabama was elected president of the International Association of Kiwanis at the closing session of the annual convention in Portland Oregon on June 8.
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Slump in Prices General and Employment Effects
The article notes a broad price slump driven by reduced consumer demand and transportation disarray. Unemployment rises in some districts while garment, textile, and barment trades suffer despite some job gains in other sectors. Agricultural districts expect harvest labor to improve with better grain prospects. Evidence of enforcement agents appears, amid a political call to rescue the country from a perceived minority threat.
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Coal Shortage Foreseen From Railway Strikes
The board says coal shortages will worsen due to railway strikes and near-simultaneous walkouts by other transport workers. It notes the immediate transport difficulties stem from the inability to shift and use existing equipment, caused by labor shortages and inexperienced replacements for strikers.
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Socratic Delegates Assume Wet Attitude Reported
Two Socratic delegates are described as taking a wet attitude as the ongoing discussion continues from part one. The report notes behavior patterns and possible implications for the debate.
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Socratic
Ban Drives Moonshine Boom Across Rural Communities
The article notes a ban on light wines and beers has spurred a surge in illegal distilling. It highlights widespread moonshining moving from mountains to plains and towns, with distrust of law and bribery of officials cited as consequences.
Broadus Organizes In Self-Defense In Heart On The N P
Broadus June 18 The Powder River County Protective League has organized to defend agriculturists rights to organize and form co operative enterprises. The group aims to halt out of state influence and bolster local institutions. Officer list includes President M. T. Wiley Secretary C Craw Treasurer Charles B. Lewis with annual dues set at 1.00.
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Coan Howe Protective League
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Charles B. Lewis
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