Southern farmer tariff plea sparks grain and fiber debate
A Southern group urged tariffs on wheat, rice, and cotton at the National Association of Secretaries, arguing protection boosts farm income. Louisiana’s Wilson pressed for higher farm prices amid fears of market-driven losses and elevated costs from policing. Experts warned restricted output and high prices follow, citing Texas cotton harvests and rising production costs.
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Wangie
Larry LD. Wilson
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Privis
Ling Mar
Tim
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David
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Racine Man Bequeaths One Hundred Thousand to Religious Work
William Hilkes of Racine bequeaths one hundred thousand dollars to religious work in the city. His estate valued at nearly 000 will be held in trust for the widow's life, then two hundred dollars to be divided among ten children. The notice notes concerns about the widow and mentions Angians Greols and Temans in a confused editorial fragment.
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Castoria controversy in advertising history
A fragment notes disputes over Pletcher's Castoria and claims of genuine Castoria versus imitations, questioning physician endorsements and adherence to advertised standards amid public scrutiny of Mr Fletcher's product.
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Fletcher
Mother
Germany abandons plan to buy American papers in 1914
New York report states the German government ended its attempt to purchase an American newspaper at the close of 1914, according to a deposition by Dr Weinke Albert, former German fiscal agent. The document outlines the unsuccessful effort and its terminus amid wartime movements.
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New York
Weinke Albert
Wea
Trial of Edward Rumely Over German Ownership Probe
The trial centers on concealing alleged German ownership of the New York Evening Mail during the war. A deposition questions whether Dr Rumely began negotiations to purchase the Evening.
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Edward A. Rumely
New York Evening Mail
Dr. Rumely
Costa Rica Holds Highest Spanish Descent in Central America
The imperial government had dismissed plans to invest in an American journalistic enterprise. Costa Rica shows a greater percentage of people of Spanish descent than any neighboring Central American country, highlighting strong cultural ties and demographic makeup.
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Mail
Imperial
Ins
Costa Rica
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