Cooperative Marketing Bill Passes Senate Amid Farm Debate
Congress averts major farm relief now as the cooperative marketing measure favored by President Coolidge passes despite opposition from Corn Belt lawmakers. The bill creates a new Agriculture Department division for cooperative marketing and funds it with 225000 dollars. Shipping board also acts to back grain exports with ships and credits.
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Edward W. Pickard
Congress
President Coolidge
Senate
House
Agriculture Department
Corn Belt
Republican Party
Republcan
Frank O. Lowden
Sweden
Chicago
Coolidge
Shipping Board
Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Connor
Crown Prince of Sweden Visits Minnesota Swedes
USTAVUS ADOLPHUS and Crown Princess enjoy welcome in Minnesota among Swedish descendants. Boston financier James Smith has paid back $100,000 salary for Hungary's two years of work to the Hungarian people.
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Italy
Mussolini
Ustavus Adolphus
Crown Prince
Sweden
Minnesota
Oan Smith
Boston
Hungary
The Jinxed Cleaner and the Fashion Editor’s Pact
Martha Allan, editor of a fashion magazine, fears a cleaning jinx after a series of strange losses and misidentifications. She apologizes to a cleaner who forgives her, and a mysterious suitor hints that her honesty won his heart, leading to a promise to handle her garments.
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Martha Allan
Therm
Martha
Janet
Allan
Pets
Psec
National Essay Contest Judges Named for 1926
The American Legion announces three national judges for the 1926 essay contest Col Theodore Roosevelt Bruce Barton and Miss Mary McSkinnon The theme The Patrons Flag Creed aims to foster patriotic ideals in youths with prizes including 750 500 and 250 scholarships for national winners and medals and certificates at state level
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American Legion
Frank C. Cross
Americanism Commission of the Legion
Mr. Cross
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Navy
Bruce Barton
New York City
Mary McSkinnon
Brookline
Mass
National Education Association
Cross
Kansas Department explores ancient Spanish routes in Pacific Northwest
The Kansas Department and American Legion plan spring and summer investigations into ancient battle grounds and trails of early Spanish explorers before the Lewis and Clark era. Thomas Finigan announced the project after sharing a manuscript found in Paris archives detailing a 1630 Santa Fe expedition near Kansas City and Quindaro massacre.
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Lewis and Clarke
Pacific Northwest
Department of Kansas of the American Legion
Thomas Finigan
Department Executive Committee
State Historical Society
Santa Fe
N. M
Kansas City
Quindaro
Loup
Platte River
Nebraska
St. Louis
Paris
E. E. Blackman
Legionnaire
State Historical Society of
Kansas
New York
Bureau Settles Long Claim for Insurance
The United States Veterans Bureau adjudicated a historic insurance claim for a deceased World War veteran. Eighty four relatives in the permitted beneficiary class are listed, with many siblings, nieces, nephews and a stepmother among the names. Each of the step mother and fifteen siblings will receive 1.02 dollars monthly for twenty years.
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United States Veterans’ Bureau
National Rehabilitation Committee of the American Legion
Washington, D. C
Bureau
Taylor
Berch
Barnes
Broadwater
Campbell
Davis
Goss
Lemon
Manning
Ponder
Thornton
First All-Spanish American Legion Auxiliary Unit Chartered
The Sierra Unit, Costello New Mexico, titled In token of its high and lofty aims, becomes the first all-Spanish unit of the American Legion auxiliary. Earlier, the West Wind Unit, Bullhead South Dakota, was chartered as the first all-Indian auxiliary unit.
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Sierra
American Legion Auxiliary
Costello, N. M
Auxiliary
Bullhead
8. D
West Wind
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Quick Liver Relief
Saffron skin from sour bile story claims Dodson's Liver Tone quickly cures bilious attacks and constipation. Customer testimonial describes calomel harm, a turnaround after using the tonic, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Dodson
Sam Puckett
Nashville, Tenn
Jointly Interested New Match With Six Year Old Context
A fragment from New York Central Lines Magazine shows a father planning a new marriage as his child voices acceptance. The dialogue reflects family reassessment after two previous divorces.
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Willie
New York Central Lines Magazine
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Prohibition
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Council of Ministers of
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