Identifyng Mr Newton and Hoover Campaign Ties
Saturday June 30 1928 discusses Franklin D Hoover campaign strategy focusing on agricultural policy. It centers Walter Newton Minneapolis Minnesota as the only Missouri? member to oppose McNary Haugen bill and to head the speakers bureau in Chicago. It argues Newton aligns with farming states and milling interests and portrays Hoover's economic plan as suitable for agriculture while noting political maneuvering and connections to Wallace and commerce.
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Newton
Hoover
Walter Newton
Minneapolis
Minn
Congress
Chicago
Minnesota
Henry Wallace
Commerce
Wallace
Newtons
Al Snuth Delgates In Houston Meet For Farm Bureau
In Houston delegates from the boys’ branch meet to discuss pest control and farming code, led by Garateh. The gathering addresses county farming practices, with Rip 5a Winkle Bo oseler noted among attendees.
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al Snuth
Houston
Garateh
Bo Oseler
European debts blamed on politics in war loan dispute
European nations argue war debts to the United States are political rather than private loans seeking repayment. The United States furnished no cash on hand but arranged a transfer from private investors to the Allies, with the government promising reimbursement if European governments failed to meet their obligations.
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United Stetes
Ocean
Owen D Young
Camsaders
United States
Mr. Young
Uncle Sam
Political debts become private debts by market moves
The discussion notes that European debts to America could be shifted from government to private creditors, with Uncle Sam acting as underwriter. It argues against governments lending to each other and asserts taxpayers should not fund foreign loans. The piece ends with a light note about a movie actress marrying her third husband.
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Uncle Sam
Mr. Young
Doctorless Villages Demand Action For Shortage Of Country Doctors
The American Medical Association will discuss the shortage of country doctors at its Minneapolis convention. Since 1914 the number in towns of 1000 or less has fallen from 33,000 to 27,000 in 1924, with one third of towns lacking physicians today. Age and rural practice trends threaten further decline. remedies focus on incentives for young doctors and preventing urban migration, while residents’ care choices affect availability.
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American Medical Association
Minneapolis
National Grange
Editorial on defaulted state debts and federal role
A critical editorial argues over repayment of defaulted debts to the United States, examining Florida and other states, Congress, and federal finances. It questions the legitimacy of repudiations, cites Grover Cleveland era limits, and notes bankers and British concerns about U.S. defaults.
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Nglish
Mypress
Florida
United States Treasury
Congress
Hentary
Layne
United States
Iseas
Fragmented Sermons and Geological Bureau Shifts
A sermon fragment urges risk and effort with lines about trying, criticism, and hard knocks. The text then shifts to a report on entry service, the bureau of mines transfer to the department of commerce, and the geological survey absorbing new responsibilities. It notes the survey’s growth into five branches: geologic, topographic, water resources, conservation, and Alaskan studies.
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Bureau of Mines
Reclamation Service
Department of Commerce
Geological Survey
Garuegi
Istitue Hon
The Haskin Letter On U S Geological Survey Mapping
The United States Geological Survey has completed topographic surveys covering 15,924 square miles and plans to map 17,000 more this year, aiming for a nationwide map within a century. The program covers 20 states with state cooperation, detailing mountains, rivers, roads, bridges, and farmhouses as the master map, and notes the scale and methods used for accurate representation.
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Washington
Geological Survey
United States
Masha
Geological Survey of
Hiewwls
Massisayppr
Vire Plance
Hoover silent bid echoes Coolidge mold in GOP race
A Baltimore Sun editorial comments on a Washington dispatch claiming Hoover would mold his campaign like Coolidge by silence. It questions if Hoover can repeat Coolidge’s famed restraint or risk alienating voters with unspoken ideas during the presidential contest.
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Washington
the Sun
Hoover
Coolidge
Dispatch
Cooldge
Bang Sient
Sien
Mr. Coolidge
Court order refused in auto merger case
New York June 29 APJ Calvin If Goddard for minority Dodge Brothers stockholders asked the Supreme Court to restrain the proposed RAO COON merger of the Dodge and Chivaler Motor corporations. Justice Mullan ordered the Trade company to file a bond protecting dissenting preference stockholders.
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New York
APJ
Calvin If. Goddard
Dodge Brothers Corporation
Junction
RAO Coon
Dodge
Chivaler Motor Corporations
Tradge Corporation
Justice Mullan
Casper Sheepherder Killed in Severe Storm
Nestaig dinne a severe storm struck the Dig Horn mountains late Wednesday killing 63 year old sheepherder Wye Cole of Casper. The accident occurred near Casper while Cole was employed by Bishop, Sr. as a herder.
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Bolt Casper
Wye
Apihcw Cole
Bishop
Casper
Nestaig
Who Will Best Serve the Interests of Montana in the U S Senate
Sam Y. Stewart spoke at Great Falls on June 12 1028 pledging to serve Montana first in the U S Senate and to fight for the state’s people and interests He framed a senator as a messenger for constituents while acknowledging national duties Wheeler countered by vowing to leave the messenger role and tackle broad issues and international concerns Stewart urged farm labor highway and tariff measures to aid Montana farmers and livestock interests
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Montana
U. S
Senate
Sam Y. Stewart
Great Falls
United States
B. K. Wheeler
Miles City
Washington
London
Sam V. Stewart
Falmers
Congress
Health and Diet Advice By Dr Frank McCoy Weekly Menus
Dr McCoy presents weekly menus beginning Sunday July 1 with detailed breakfast lunch and dinner plans for each day. The column includes dietary guidance for low blood pressure and notes on hearing loss hearing treatment limitations and epilepsy diet restrictions emphasizing avoidance of sugar and tailored meals.
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Frank McCoy
DR. McCoy
Qork
Wallsou
Pease
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Department of the Interor
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Sam V. Sthwart
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