Best Fixers In Deals Shape Latin Diplomacy
England and America rely on fixer diplomats with skin in the game. Braden, a mining engineer and financier, rises to ministerial posts and guides Latin American diplomacy, notably on the Chaco settlement amid oil and mineral interests. Braden’s youth in Montana, Yale ties, and South American ventures mark a career of practical diplomacy. In New York he is known as a hardworking, energetic organizer with a Riverdale-on-the-Hudson home and a large family.
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Detroit
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Indianapolis
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Jack Morgan
U S Health Debate Split Highlights Medical Clash
A.M.A. fights government health subsidies amid calls for reform as a national debate shifts from Roosevelt’s conference to legal action. Doctors face antitrust scrutiny over Group Health and clashes with policymakers, while other global and domestic events unfold.
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U. S. Health
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Thurman Arnold
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A. M.A
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Marshall cites direct Senate election fine points in 1920 speech
The column discusses Thomas R. Marshall’s apology for direct election of U.S. senators and contrasts it with the 17th Amendment. It covers Hopkins relief spending, political money, Kentucky and Pennsylvania races, and Norris’s amendment enabling federal influence in elections. The writer argues for restoring a stronger federal role and criticizes demagogues and patronage.
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Happy” Chandler
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Alben”’ Barkley
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Thomas R. Marshall
United States
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Marshall
Norris
Nebraska
Congress
Battle at McDonalds Farm and the Canadian Killings
A gang of four Chicago youths crosses into Saskatchewan, targets the MacDonald homestead safe, and encounters the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. After a firefight the mounties kill three offenders. a fourth is later cornered and dies, marking a brief prairie crime spree ended within two weeks.
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Joneses
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Hector MacDonald
Mounted
Government to certify churches for marriage duties in South Africa
The government will issue an approved list of churches with valid clergymen and marriage registers as authorities to unite couples. South Africa reportedly has over 500 all Bantu Christian denominations, reflecting a vast number of religions requiring formal recognition.
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Africa
South Africa
Coun
Pretoria
Earle’s Assembly Moves to Shield Grand Jury Inquiry
Governor George H. Earle faced charges of extortion and selling legislation during Pennsylvania’s primary. He pushed four bills through a rubber-stamp legislature to block the probe, creating a special committee to replace the grand jury. Dauphin County Court halted the plan by impounding evidence and barring witnesses from the committee.
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Works Progress Administration
Earle
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McAdoo
California
South Dakota
Berry
United States Senate
Senate
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FSA
George H. Earle
Dauphin County
Legislative Committee
Rise of U S Made Noodles Replaces Imports
Noodles once imported from Germany are now largely produced in the United States. Plain noodles consist of ordinary wheat flour and water, while egg noodles include flour and eggs. American manufacturers have expanded to meet market demand, reducing reliance on imports from Germany.
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