Gossip From Washington Reels In Negotiations And Proposals
Washington gossip notes that Senator Owen seeks a Commerce Department probe into oil pricing in Oklahoma and discusses a long list of reforms. It mentions Rep William Waller Rucker proposing a single six year presidential term and limits for the vice president after 1921. It also covers President Wilson in white duck trousers and various anecdotes about Congressmen and officials, including Dr. Charles D. Walcott and Senator Catron.
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William Waller Rucker
Missouri
House
Rucker
Towns that thrive through public spirit and enterprise
A collage of editorials stresses civic virtue as the driver of progress. Public spirit, unity, loyalty, and judgment separate prosperous towns from decaying ones, with notes on how even well-placed towns can falter without action. Also critiques public road work schemes, stock on small farms, and recent censorship in media.
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State Public Service Commission
State Commission
Yakima
North Yakima
Yakima Republic
South Idaho
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