No Pledges Redeemed Senator Charges Washington Tariff Lobbyists
Senate Democrats led by Senator Pat Harrison assailed President Harding and Republicans over the emergency tariff law and allied policies. He charged tariff lobbyists were invited to Washington and criticized GOP handling of taxation, naval disarmament, and peace efforts while taunting Lodge Knox and Poindexter. The debate featured sharp exchanges and mockery from the Democratic side as Republicans offered little reply.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Democrats Today
Harding
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Harrison
Germany
Lodge
Knox
Republican Senate
Gov. Boone
Alaska
Lacker
Shipping Board
Sedrn
Gen. Sawyer
Kenyon
Rep
Iowa
Poindexter
White House
Pennsylvania
House
John. Sharp Williams
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Fireworks Display Announced for Holmes Amusement Park
L Lyn Butterfield, owner manager of Holmes Amusement Park, plans a $460.01 fireworks show on the park lake July evening. The display will feature water reflections and a larger lake platform. Parking improvements include opening vacant lots south of the park to ease congestion with four access points and a guard to monitor parked cars.
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L. Lyn Butterfield
Holmes Amment Park
Watoists
Butterfield
A Senate Debate On Tax Policy And Lobby Influence
Senator Reed Smoot propsed tax raises while Gerry and Harrison clash over taxation and government costs. McKellar attacks deficiency bills and clerk hires as Republicans defend prompt revenue moves. King notes tariff lobbying. Harding faces lobbying pressure and personnel shifts including Las ker and Governor of Alaska.
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Gerry
Rhode Island
Reed Smoot
Utah
Harrison
McKellar
Tennessee
Senate
King
Harding
Shipping Board
Standard Oil Company
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago
Mr. Lasker
Scott Bone
Alaska
Dr. Sawyer
Gen. Sawyer
Public Welfare
High School Fire Escapes Installed for Sept. Use
Steel cylindrical fire escapes ordered months ago for the High School building arrive and are being installed. The tubes, about eight feet in diameter, reach the second story and contain spiral chutes for student egress. One unit goes on the south and north sides of the assembly hall with wall doors to access. Two platform and ladder escapes added at construction provide additional exits.
Lamoine News Notes Local Visits and Weddings
Isaac Griffith and wife spent Sunday at the farm. Ed Hendricks and wife and Al Ice St John and boys visited at the Nick Swigart home south of Macomb Sunday. Roy Bugg and wife of Macomb, George Murphy and wife and Roy Bugg spent Sunday in Lamoine. Newlyweds Harry Wetzel and Gertude Carson celebrated a warm wedding last Sunday. White Flock classes plan a social at John Horrell’s Friday night. The writer’s brother in Salt Creek Wyoming works oil fields earning $850 monthly. Awfully hot and dry with corn growing well. corn plowing hay making and harvest proceed. Attendance at White Flock was 43 with 6 officers and a $1.86 collection.
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Isaac Griffith
Ed Hendricks
Alice St. John
Nick Swigart
Macomb
Roy Bugg
George Murphy
Lamoine
Nick Watts
Howard Williams
Jess Beryl
Colchester
Howard Payne
Dora Mayall
Bernice Edwards Ryan
Kansas
White Flock
Bessie Hambly
Bowman
Near Augusta
Ingrown toenail cured by Outgro drops
A home remedy claims a few drops of Outgro applied around the toe nail reduce inflammation and pain. The product Outero, marketed to chiropodists, is described as harmless and antiseptic. bought by any consumer with directions.
A Small Town Idol Costs a Million Yet Sells for 30c
The piece examines advertising value through a merchant who treats regular ads as carefully as invoices and storefront windows. It suggests the contrast between grand cost and modest perceived worth in promotional efforts.
Local Society and Visits in Tennessee Town
Social notes recount visits fromriends and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wiile, Mrs. Amer Briar, and Miss Lewis from Chicago. Mentioned are a Nome Interest Library demonstration, lodge initiations, hospital training, picture shows, numerous family visits, and marriage of Roy Beck to Viola Badger with attendants.
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Harry Wiile
Golden
Sam White
Amer Briar
Port Byron
Ill
Claude Swigart
Frank Hunt
Hire
Lawrence Huston
Baby
Fountain Green
Emma Young
M. E
Wm. Ussery
Jas. Matthews
Fandon
Martha Hodges
Ruth
New Kirk
Oklo
W. B
Fred Kirby
Lowell
Ore
Andrew Wear
White Flock
Minerva Garrison
Quincy
T. E. Newland
Peoria
Henry Newland
Chas, Eakle
Chicago
Wedding Rites Held For Badger Family Kin
The ceremony joined the daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Badger of this place as the bride of a son of Mr and Mrs John Beck of nearby Fandon. Dinner at the bride's parents home included guests John Beck and family Elmor Hurst Mrs Susie Ruddle of Macomb Tom Ruddle of Oak Grove and others.
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Don
W. S. Badger
John Beck
Carl
Arlo
Erma
Keith Beck
Fandon
John Hurst
Elmor
Susie Ruddle
Macomb
Tom Ruddle
Oak Grove
Charles Bodenhammer
Lila
Elmer
Abingdon
Maude Badger
Ruth Teel
Helen
Clark
This Place
Local Farm Notes From Tennessee and Lamoine
Farmers report clover and hay harvested this week while corn fields are plowed twice and growing fast. Early oats will be binder ready in about two weeks and some wheat may need June work. Local residents John McKone and others praised road grading and community events including a children's exercise and schoolhouse activities.
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John McKone
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Trike Y Cigare
Holmes Park
Lamoine News
Ee Kok OK OF
de Gloys
Bert Carstens
Frank Decker
Emma Heikes
Sherbine
Ed Hagan
Albert Fugate
Viola Badger
Lela Dorothy
Harley Payne
Augusta
Russel Winckoff
John Nelson
Nila
John McKeon
George Mathews
Floyd Randall
Elmer Nichols
Hands
Alston
Aaron Teal
William Boyle
Ira Chandler
Bushnell
Wells
Ed. Burke
Ottumwa, Ta
Wm. Whalen
Wm. Badger
Mary Clayton
Oscar Filbert
Crane
Mar
Roy Beck
Orlo
Near Fan
Scripps
Reno
Compas
Wall B. Mae
Tenneessee
Walter Haimlily
Richard
T! Soman
Bob Hoyt
Williandl
Hegt
Dulles
Leon
Rene
Ulan
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