Washington letter on new currency law and naval budget debate
The report details the organization committee's division of the country into twelve reserve districts with reserve bank locations, noting strong protests from Boltinves and New Orleans while St. Louis and Kansas City face criticism for state placement. It also covers Panay and toll-exemption bills, naval appropriations sparking debate over battleships versus submarines, statements by Hensley and supporters, and calls to tested seed corn and a Missouri Country Life conference plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization Committee
Boltinves
New Orleans
St. Louie
Kansas City
Qest
Mississippi River
United States
Giller Lever
Victor
Gale Woods
Walter Tonsley
Hensy
Hensley
Navy
Congress
Lutesville items mix local notices and national affairs
Local snippets mention Mrs Slinkard and Dr Farrar's plastering needs, Yount considering work for Robert Baker, and Coles home repairs. Regional concerns include Uncle Joe Cannon and Coxey's army, plus Wilson's stance on Mexico and tariff reactions from New York World and Louisiana sugar planters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe” Cannon
Coxey
Joe
Washinton
Lacie Joe
House
Ilinois
Congress
Republican Old Guard
Wilson
Turkey
Champagine
Gen
Pensylvania Avenue
Capitol
National Capitol
Sylvester
New York World
Clean-up Day Noted Across State by Town Citizens
May 4 designated as cleanup day statewide. Our town remains clean and residents take pride. Citizens are urged to gather trash and notify Street Commissioner Teeters for dray haulage. Cleanliness benefits health and morals as well as appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeters
Time to Keep Cool The American People
American readers have stayed calm about Mexico for months, maintaining restraint while relations and events unfold, signaling steady public sentiment amid ongoing political and regional developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
One-Crop Areas Consider Tariff Shifts Favoring Diversification
The Oregon Journal notes tariff changes push wool and sugar markets toward patience and yield broader gains. Chicago and Boston warehouses urge not to rush sales as prices stay favorable. Manufacturers plan plant expansions, while planters may benefit from moving beyond single crops to diversified agriculture amid growing open competition.
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Cleveland Worsted Mills Company
Breugen
Ito
Louisiana
South
Tales P. Blanchard
Chicago
Boston
United States
Oregee Journal
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Washington
L. J. Hall
Padgett
Admiral Bowey
Goethals
Galvestas
Pamamet
Arasp
Thirteenth District
Tis Press
Marble Hill
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Country Life
Larmers Institute
University of Missouri, Columbia
Missouri Press Association
Women’s Press Association
Tuw
Lutesville News
DS. Slinkard
C. B Farrar
Nesdy
Mr. Yount
Goiing
Robert Baker
JL. Robertson
HL BR
Coles House
The
St. Louis Glotn- Democrat
Ed Wann
Luresville
Weet
Brother Anyi
Pete” Teeters
W. Franeis
Ren Whitener
Fad Mayer
Cape Girardeau
Leta Long
Glen Allen
Melvin Lutes
Bollinger County Bank
Seamon Chandler
Belly Johnson
Fruchercktown
Mrs. Pierce
Arthur Perkins
Florida
Homer Chandler
Annapolis, Md
Atlantic
Tampico
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Executive
Frederick the Great
Rio Grande
Borah
Cuba
Ballard
James F. Ballard
ST. Louis, Bo
Seco
Charles King
B. H
Bollinger
Vick-Pike
Daniel Fish
Bank OF Zalma
A. Missouri
B. H. Bollinger
Chas, King
D. F. Myers
Leo Slinkard
C. H. Pape
O. M. Witmer
F.M. Wells
CHASE
S B, Chandler
Robert Drum, SR
J. J. Chandler
Lutesville
Missouri
M Wells OM Witmer
JJ Chandler
Sami McMinn Hobert
Merce
A. O' Kellay
WLP Wells
H.W. Bennett
Johnson Smith
Aassetant Cashier
Bank of Patton
Patton, Missouri
A. O'Relley
H.W. Bennet
CH. Kuplman
F. M. Welle Woof Hahn
Will Mayfield College
A. F. Hendricks
Mound City
Estes Brothers
Marble Hill, Mo
Lutesville Bottling Works
Elmer 8. Bess. Proprietor
Bank OF
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