Coolidge vetoes farm bill amid farmer concerns and party politics
The column argues Coolidge’s veto strains Republican support while Lowden might back a more beneficial measure. It notes farmer divisions, McNary-Haugen as a tentative best option, and warns Democrats may use the issue as a smoke screen. Also discusses public fund reporting and treasurer honesty in Marshall.
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Fray in Mincing Lane and Ormerod aided escape
The narrative follows Harry Ormerod, hunted in London, aided by Master Juggins a Dorset merchant, who shelters him at his Holborn home. In a fogbound alley, Bow Street watchmen confront Ormerod. Juggins reveals knowledge of Foxcroft and his family lineage, offering safety and a meal as they plan passage from danger.
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