Washington row over Palmer duty fuels shipping board feud
A former Shipping Board member admits promising a post but shifts stance after joining the board, challenging sovereign rights of the bureau. The Palmer issue may reach Congress, as long-standing machine politics favor consolidating two jobs into one. Western and eastern factions clash over currency policy while New Yorkers mock economic instability.
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Palmer Will
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France and Spain face Rif rebellion in Morocco war outlook
As rains end, combined French and Spanish forces prepare for a major next spring against the Rif tribes. French and Spanish numbers arm against a sparsely equipped foe, with Madrid and Washington weighing costs and democracy risks. A Los Angeles pharmacist faces manslaughter charge after a prescription error.
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Madrid
Agadir
France
Paris
United States
America
Los Angeles
Shipping Board Row Tests Coolidge Patience
President Coolidge is said to be hot over the Shipping Board and Fleet Corporation struggle to handle work with scarce tasks. Leigh O Palmer of the Fleet Corp is targeted as a casualty as co ordination schemes spark calls for his removal while Bert Haney resists. The row highlights authority clashes and a sovereign Shipping Board resisting Fleet Corporation oversight amid political reshaping.
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Shipping Board
Leigh O. Palmer
Fleet Corporation
Palmer
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Bert Haney
Oregon
Haney
Sovereign’ Board
Portland
South Dakota
Hill
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Capper and Jardine Show Divergent Agricultural Theories
The Kansas senators present opposing visions for farm policy. Capper seeks an active government role and a surplus disposal corporation to avert falling prices due to European production and low wages. Jardine stays cautious, favoring laissez faire and mild government guidance through cooperative marketing and diversifying crops. The piece contrasts drastic and mild approaches to agricultural policy.
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Arthur Capper
Kansas
Europe
Capper
Manhattan
Kas
William Jardine
Jardine
Editorial Calls For Tuition Fees To Support Higher Education
Stanford Press surveys state officials and college heads urging more funds for colleges amid enrollment growth. The piece opposes higher taxes, endorsing tuition charges as fair to beneficiaries and a practical remedy to avoid educational collapse.
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State Justifmtions of Higher Education
State Board of Examiners
Erickson
Jboard of Examiners
Iisth
Senator John E Edwards dies. Eastern Montana loses leader
Obituary notices recount the life of Senator John E Edwards of Rosebud County. A Republican state senator for 16 years, he shaped Montana policy, helped establish eastern livestock and sheep industries, and was admired as a fearless, principled leader respected by allies and rivals alike. He battled illness with fortitude, leaving a legacy of public service and strong friendships across the state.
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Johnny” Edwards
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Edwards
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Senate
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Rosebud
State Senate
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Iris Party
Hiis
United State
Butte
Inside Washington Press Ties in Open Government Policy
The Haskin Letter notes Washington's open news system where government agencies provide information to the press and public. It cites regular White House press conferences with President Coolidge, rigid rules on quotes, and wide access for correspondents who hear news first-hand but must wait for authorization before publication.
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Sellom
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Commerce Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Officers of RAM before Air Board debate defense priorities
Washington report on October 15 describes high army officers testifying to the Air Board that the infantry remains the backbone of national defense. Major General Sumner and Brigadier General Drum argue land power and coordinated arms are essential, while aircraft alone cannot win a war. The piece also outlines journalist access at the White House and how cabinet members handle press questions and handout statements.
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Washington
Army General Staff
President's Air Board
William Mitchell
Charles P. Sumameraji
Drum
Hugh A. Drum
General Staff
Mitchell
Army Air Service
Gener Drum
Air Chief Opposes Separate Air Force Defense Dept Proposal
Major General Mason M Patrick reiterated his opposition to creating a separate air force or a defense department, calling both plans unsound and unjustified. He told the board neither option could have a separate mission or theater. Patrick denied charges of reckless aviation spending, saying much money funded experiments to learn what should not be done.
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Mason M. Patrick Amy
Jis
Army
Department of National Defense
Defense Department
Patrick
Shareman
Martin M. Madden
Houth
Appropriations Committee
National Capital War Appointment Reported
F Davis named to role in war efforts as general staff guides case to the president's air board. Labor issues and Mexican Finance Minister Paw noted in discussions. Naval court examines Shenandoah disaster with expert testimony pending.
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F. Davis
Air Board
Labor Nilimalk
Ate Inn
Naval Court
New use sought for blue stain lumber campaign
Washington October 13 The National Lumber Manufacturers Association says blue stain lumber is a ten million dollar issue and seeks a new name to remove the stigma. Officials note the stain does not affect usefulness for many products, though removal attempts fail. A committee cites annual losses of ten million as a motive to rebrand the defect. Kirkland Washington hunter N M Grant plans a short trip with mule and gear if gasoline fails, rather than walking far. Mayfield Kentucky C P Warfield reports a farm cave roof collapse swallows a small tale and fish and turtles.
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Washington
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Answers to Questions from The Helen Independent Bureau
Frederick J Haskin handles reader inquiries for this paper inviting questions with name address and two cents for return postage. A quiz section provides concise facts on topics like animal hibernation fish ports and atoll origins with references to explorers and scientists.
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Thclena Independent Information Bureau
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Haskin
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