Senator Lenroot Defends Hoover On Senate Floor
Senator Lenroot rises to defend Secretary Hoover on the Senate floor amid charges by Senator Watson of Georgia. The dispute centers on language use in the chamber and a letter from Mr. Meever denying Watson's claims about religious sects, prompting sharp exchanges and warnings about Senate decorum.
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Senate
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Watson
Georgia
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Wisconsin
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Meever
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Ayening
Aonatay W. My. Hoover
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Tis A Lons
Risen
New Grain Trading Regulation Bill Offered In Senate
A legislative bill advances measures to regulate grain trading with options for cash payments to veterans based on adjusted service credits. Provisions outline certificates usable for twenty years, with different payout percentages tied to service credits and conditions, plus land settlement credits and training pay. The debate features senators including Watson, Hoover, and Lemont, addressing the bill’s implications and funding sources.
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Columbia
Hoover Calls for Fair Coal Prices in New Bill
Washington Secretary Hoover urged a new bill to regulate futures on grain exchanges and set fair coal prices during the strike. The measure expands federal oversight, refines grading and contract rules, and preserves cooperative associations under similar conditions as open boards of trade. Hoover also pressed for an emergency price fix while forecasted coal shortages and urged producers to set reasonable district prices.
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Board of Trade
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La Follette foes meet Thursday to pick state ticket
A reader notes the Wisconsin 1930s party struggle as uncommitted delegates weigh the platform at the state convention. The piece hints at reform plans and the ongoing dispute over candidate lines and party alignment.
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LA Follette
Governor touts tax cuts and honest income tax plan
The governor highlights achievements in lowering taxes and calls for a legislature to back a movement that ties honest collection to fair taxation. He urges voters to support candidates who will defend homeowners and taxpayers, warning powerful interests may oppose reform.
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Davering
Senate
Assembly
Return from Cemetery Mystery Reveals Hidden Body
A confusing note describes a man’s reappearance at a cemetery yard after a brief return to his home. He was absent for a few days before authorities or family located his body in a legible location near his vehicle, prompting investigation.
Wallalci Named Manager of Soo Road Amid Bank Quarters Opening
Mimn Kaystin Fy Willifee, manager of the Chien ren ion of te Tyie railroads, is named general master of the Se Tie 20 sieved Chio W Mnatington. Werkn yoby Me, former president, helped inaugurate the newly equipped City National Bank quarters. The building spans about forty four stories and will house offices, adopting the best local design for Osh kosly.
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SOO Road
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Kaystin Fy Willifee
National Bank
Oshkosly
Liberty land auction notes show strong demand at par
The strong feature of Ved af and lively hand market activity is noted as two lots of one million each of the third 444 percent liberties sold at par. Smaller lots later changed hands at around 100 and 94. Copper substitute status for aluminum noted.
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Vedaf
Britain Rejects Republic for Ireland Amid Frontier Violence
Reports describe gunfire across the Petrigne frontier as two Enniskillen garrison soldiers were wounded amid attacks. Two girls injured and several arson fires are noted. A nonstalin died from wounds received Monday. Stranraer messaging from Strathane notes a desperate bolting and street desertion. About 500 Sinn Fein members were reported near Cloaghner, County Tyrone.
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Enniskillen
Mondas
Strahane Sale
Strange, if True “Seeing a small globe of the earth”
A garbled OCR style item mentions a mine reader and a neighbor’s boy comparing a school globe to life size. It includes disjointed phrases about virtue, a girl, and looks, with no clear event, names, dates, or locations. The fragment reads as a fragmentary quotation and stray musings rather than a coherent report.
U. S. Land Banks Cut Interest on Farm Loans
Washington reports federal land banks reduced loan interest from six percent to five and one half percent. Commissioner Lobdell of the Farm Board announced the cut aimed at aiding farmers nationwide.
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U. S
Washington
Tropics
Lobdell
Farm Board
Printing history shows late adoption of punctuation
The text notes how small letters and punctuation evolved slowly from early centuries, with the modern page forming only after Aldus Manutius popularized punctuation. It contrasts easy reading today with the difficulty of earlier manuscripts, highlighting modern printing as a recent development.
Unchanging Climate Paleontology Claim
The West Nou-Pareil Journal reports experts say the world’s climate has remained largely constant since early sedimentary records with only local variations. The piece hints at a distant discussion on mustard gas and its relation to chemical defenses, but details are unclear from the fragment.
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West & Nou
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