The Lobbyists Rule Ohio Politics and State Relief Crisis
A state capitol conference of lobbyists exposes how Ohio lawmakers defer to pressure groups to resolve an ongoing relief crisis. The piece argues this reflects a broader “invisible government” shaping American state governance and weakens voters’ power. It cites figures like Uible and Farley, mentions Iowa and Kentucky politics, and notes a traffic survey on street hazards.
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America
Capitol
State of
Ohio
State House of Representatives
State House
Uible
Inter-Organization Conference
House
State Farm Bureau
The
Grange
State Federation of Labor
Washington Daybook compares Harrison and Roosevelt on tax policy
Washington Daybook notes the divergence between Senator Harrison and President Roosevelt on tax measures amid a recession. It recounts debates over how the new tax bill treats small versus large earners, mentions Huey Long’s influence, the surplus profits tax, and the aim to restore business confidence as Congress weighs tax changes. The piece cites Harrison and the administration as they discuss fair tax burdens and thrift penalties.
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Washington
Pat Harrison
Roosevelt
Arthurdale
W. Va
Harrison
Senate
Congress
Huey Long
Long
Treasury
Finance Committee
Pat. Harrison
New Deal Foes Unite ForFull Election Fight
Washington June 9 AP The anti administration bloc in 1935 faces a united front of unfriendly Democrats in the next Congress. Senators Wheeler Burke Gillette Van Nuys Lonergan Clark McCarran Tydings George and Smith win renomination challenges or face primaries as liberal and anti admin forces seek to curb Roosevelt policies.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Wheeler
D-Mont
Burke
D-Neb
Gillette
Dtown
WPA
Hopkins
van Nuys
D-Ind
Bill Foe
Indiana
White House
Lonergan
Connecticut
Clark
Missouri
Smith
South Carolina
McCarran
Nevada
Tydings
Maryland
George
Georgia
Roosevelt
Willis H. Mereith
Missouri House
Joseph T. Davis
St. Louis
Norris
Ind-Neb
Nye
R-N
Madonna Pictures in Mrs Zimmans Collection
Nearly 300 Madonna representations are cataloged in the collection of Mrs R A Zimmerman a Menomonie Wisconsin art instructor and wife of a pharmacist. The items span various eras and styles reflecting the religious icon while showcasing the local Mrs Zimman family’s patronage and cultural interests.
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Madonna
R. A. Zim
Weather in Corn Belt Hinges on Warm Stretch
Warm weather is needed across the corn belt to prevent delays in planting and stand loss. Heavy rains delayed planting in places, while replanting and weed growth threaten stands. Iowa and parts of South Dakota reported near normal conditions, with Kansas noting grasshopper damage and Missouri seeing backward growth and 10 percent still unplanted. An orange rust outbreak was seen in Nebraska wheat, with uncertain damage. In Petersburg Indiana a dog died after being stung by thousands of bees while taking refuge under a hive.
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Chicago
Erop
Iowa
South Dakota
Illnois
E. W. Holcomb
Kansas
West Central
Cima Western
Northeast
Missouri
Nebraska
Poison Ivy Care and Immunization Insights
An old health note explains how poison ivy and related plants cause skin inflammation in susceptible people. It outlines rash symptoms, fever risk, and immediate washing with soap and water, followed by alcohol or solvent rinse, full baths, and changing clothes. It also covers neutralizing oils with ferric chloride solution and mentions immunization trials under physician supervision.
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Ivy Carlisle
Development of interest through art planned to curb social ills
Quotes from Clara MacGowan and Percy Foote highlight belief that cultural engagement can reduce social evils and that romance belongs off busy roads. The article notes signs of business recovery likely by the November section, with Roger W. Babson predicting improvement.
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Clara MacGowan
Northwestern University
Roger W. Babson
Econom
New Coal Deposits Open in Beamish Area
Discovery of two new seams of coal in Beamish will provide two years of work for about 1,000 men and boys. The finds promise significant employment in the district and bolster local industry during the current economic period.
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Beamish
Eng
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