North Carolina Senate Nomination Showdown in 1930 Primary
The article analyzes North Carolina Democrats preparing for Saturday's U.S. Senate primary between incumbent F. Marion Simmons and Josiah Bailey. It notes Simmons backed Hoover in 1928 while Bailey supported Smith, and discusses how NC Democratic voters may judge loyalty to the party over individual history. Mississippi's 1928 reelection sentiment is cited as a reference point.
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North Carolina
United States Senate
F. M. Simmons
Josiah W. Bailey
Raleigh
Simmons
Kile Bailey
Senate
Mississippi
Thomas Heflin
Hoover
Smith
Democratic Party
Who owns the air asks New York Times Congress
The Florida Times Union reports on a New York Times congressional query titled Who owns the air questioning airwaves ownership and oversight. It notes debates on spectrum rights, public interest, and regulatory authority amid growing wireless and satellite services.
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Florida Times-Union
The
New York Times Congress
Bishop Cannon vows no further speculation
The Milwaukee Journal reports bishop Cannon pledges to stop speculation and notes he will be joined by many others making similar commitments as a wave of officials and leaders address financial and ethical concerns.
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Milwaukee Journal
Bishop Cannon
Lord, Herbert M. Gen. Dies. Budget Chief reshaped federal spending
Former director of the Bureau of the Budget under Harding Coolidge and Hoover, General Herbert M. Lord, retired, died yesterday. He streamlined executive estimates, lopped wasteful costs, and heightened efficiency across accounting bureaus, earning national regard for his exacting, cent precise method and thrift driven reforms.
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Herbert M. Lord
United States
Harding, Coolidge
Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
Lord
Gen Lord
Coolidge
Gen. Lord
Maine
Washington Post
Blessing in Disguise for Europe Plan in US Senate Skirt
Detroit Free Press notes that if M. Briand his European federation plan fails the continent may avoid Senate control in Washington. The column frames the potential outcome as a fortunate turn despite political maneuvering and international diplomacy.
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Detroit Free Press
M. Briand
United States of Europe
Senate
High Cost of Politics Across States Report
Ohio State Journal notes that the price of Senate nomination mirrors election costs in Illinois and Pennsylvania. The piece contrasts campaign finance landscapes and highlights how nomination and election expenses vary by state.
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Ohio State Journal
Senate
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Flood of Words Editorials Forecast Prohibition Debate
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat writer argues that before Volstead repeal the nation will endure years of editorials. The piece frames the national debate as extensive and ongoing, reflecting editorial intensity and public interest in prohibition policy.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
India Revolters Storm Salt Works in Dallas News
Rebels seize a salt works as police move in to quell the disturbance. Officers engage with force, using slats and laths as needed to restore order amid the unrest involving local revolters.
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Dallas News
India
Rift in Clouds May Signal Pleasant Summer Ahead
Detroit Free Press notes that if Congress adjourns by mid June, the outlook for a bright and pleasant summer improves, suggesting political timing could influence seasonal mood.
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Detroit Free Press
Congress
Christ of the Border statue name and quiz clues
Quiz questions ask about the statue Christ of the Border between Chile and Argentina, Lord Protector of the Commonwealth, Ichabod Crane and Washington Irving, peat uses, The People of the Mist author, Geo Washington early trade, Topsy in a novel, a boundary river US Mexico, India’s colonial struggles, and Botany Bay’s original use in Australia.
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Argentina
Commonwealth
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United States
Mexico
India
Botany Bay
Australia
Answers to readers questions from historical column
Frederick M. Kirby collects readers' trivia and factual Q and A from the Kingsport Times Bureau. Questions cover inventions, geography and language. Answers identify figures like Benjamin Holt, James Carleton, and Primo Camera, with brief explanations and date references.
Multi Question Q&A on Quotation Rules and History
A compact Q and A covers quotation placement for multi paragraph quotes, the Grand Army of the Republic's organization in Decatur Illinois in April 1866, its 1928 membership of 26 307, Chevalier versus McLaglen in a Paramount Parade film, Herold Bell Wrights Tucson Arizona address, and the given meaning of Patrick as noble Irish derived from Latin.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Decatur
Illinois
B. F. Stevenson
W. J. Rutledge
14Th
Illinois Infantry
Maurice Chevalier
Victor McLaglen
Paris
Paramount
Diet and Health Q and A on cod liver oil and tongue-tie
A reader asks about cod liver oil’s vitamins and alternatives for mood improvement, noting stomach upset from oil and tablets. Dr explains vitamins A and D roles, sun exposure or UV baths, butter and greens for vitamin A, and vere|tol as a potent vitamin D source. He urges choosing verified brands meeting AMA Council standards and cautions on self surgery for tongue-tie.
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Decter
Lulu Hunt
Council On Pharmacy and Chemistry
American Medical Association
Davis Moistened by Pennsylvania Wet Politics in Senate Bid
Central Press report profiles Secretary of Labor James J. Davis and his bid for the Pennsylvania Senate. Davis, a Pittsburgh native, navigates dry and wet factions, aiming to succeed Joe Grundy and face David A. Reed, with term details shaping his path to a two year finish before a full election season.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
James J. Davis
Harding
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
James J
Illinois
Keystone
Davis
Pittsburgh
Senate
Joe Grundy
Hoover
Puddler
James
Ware
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
David A. Reed
Ae Ee Vare
Eld
Fisher
Representative Albert Johnson Chairs Washington Committee
Representative Albert Johnson of Washington serves as chairman of the committee corresponding to his House of Representatives assignment. He leads hearings and advances bills tied to the panel’s focus in the federal legislature.
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Albert Johnson
Washington
House of Representatives
What Are Lame Duck Congresses and Why Abolish Then
The text explains lame duck congresses as those whose term continues after a November election where a representative is defeated. Critics argue it prolongs service after voters have expressed a wish for change and a new term begins in March.
Immigration policy on Mexican labor and committee chairs
The text states that Congress does not ban Mexican workers from entering the United States under general rules, and employers cannot import them under contract. It notes Sen ator Hiram W. Johnson of California is the chairman of the Senate committee on immigration.
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Congress
Congressional Committee On Immigration
Mexico
Canada
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Senate Committee On Immigration
Unjust to Asiatics Immigration Policy Questioned
The passage questions why Chinese and other Asiatic immigration were barred while Europeans were admitted. It notes Chinese exclusion aimed at cheap labor reducing wages and extends to all Asiatics claiming they cannot blend as real Americans. It contrasts with Europeans viewed as assimilable, while Asiatic groups deem the policy unjust.
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