Hoover Plans Transfer of Dry Enforcement to Justice
President Hoover signals moving federal dry enforcement to the Justice Department and promises a national inquiry. He urges reform of the federal judiciary, stronger law enforcement, and citizen support to curb illegal liquor and ensure swift, fair justice.
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United States Mandate for Peace and Progressive Reform
The president argues for broad cooperation between government and private sectors to strengthen education public health and industry. He urges restrained imperial aims supports world peace through lawful arbitration and a strengthened international court while maintaining U S independence from entangling alliances.
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Curtis And Dawes Differ Sharply On Senate Rules
Curtis delivers a defense of the Senate and pledges cooperation with Dawes as he reflects on his 20 years as senator from Kansas and outlines duties and precedents guiding the vice presidency to oversee the body with fairness and dispatch. He welcomes new senators and stresses responsibility to the people and the nation.
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Three Washington State students live cheap college life
Three Washington State college students Carl Ellingsen Ralph Carlton and Kenneth Kadow share a frugal campus lifestyle. They pay about ten dollars a month for tuition while earning twenty dollars in work, plus free room light and heat from campus jobs in the gymnasium and auditorium.
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