Farmers Union clash over farm legislation at White Pine camp
Charles Barrett of the National Farmers Union met with the president at White Pine camp to urge better administration of existing laws and private cooperation for farmers. The piece contrasts Barrett with Milo Reno and Haugen plan advocates, hinting at political machine building in the Midwest aiming for 1928.
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Charles Barrett
National Farmers Union
White Pine Camp
Barrett
Milo Reno
Farmers Union
Middle West
Haugen
Mr. Barrett
Volstead Faces Move to Northwest Prohibition Office
The St Paul Pioneer Press reports General Rhinow will resign from the northwest area post and Andy Volstead may be named his successor. Volstead currently serves as legal adviser for the district as debates resume over enforcement and the fate of prohibition hinges on public will rather than any single man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Volstead
Two-Thirds Rule in Democratic Conventions Debate
Clyde Herring claims a majority of the Democratic National Committee favors abolishing the two-thirds rule. A Washington dispatch finds only 47 of 198 committeemen clearly on record for abolition, signaling a convention fight over whether to keep or drop the rule and the related unit rule. The South, wielding unit rule leverage, won’t yield without a fight, recalling a recent nominating fiasco when the rules affected outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Herring
Farm relief foes seek caution on tariff wall
Chester H. Gray of the American Farm Bureau Federation warns against tearing down the tariff wall and argues a lower tariff won't solve farmers' surplus problems. He notes Iowa activity under a leader related to Carl Vrooman aims to form a lower tariff party, which he says could harm farm relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester H. Gray
American Farm Bureau Federation
Gray
Iowa
Carl Vrooman
Wilson
Stop It Chicken Thieves Target Clear Lake Fowl
Neighbors report persistent chicken thefts near Clear Lake with thieves sending a ransom style note to the proprietress and suggesting feeding the birds with buttermilk. Officials have struggled to curb the practice, prompting calls for a state police system in Iowa to efficiently handle such crimes.
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Clear Lake
Iowa
Rural towns seek state police support
The text argues townships should have their own policing, contrasting local city forces with a larger state presence. It notes a 150-man federal seizure in California and warns Mexico would view promises of food and money as a recruitment tool for an army.
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California
Mexico
Minor Musings by Wilbur Fe Sutton 1926
A compact column of maxims on work and will power with witty contrasts. It contrasts male and female viewpoints on effort and success, noting practicality over vanity and the courage to act. The piece closes with a signature and copyright notice.
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Wilbur FE. Sutton
Maryland Virginia crab war reveals treaty folly
The Kansas City Star laments a Chesapeake Bay feud as Maryland crabbers defy Virginia state rights and a treaty, with Virginia's navy retreating after running low on ammunition. The piece mocks enforcement and stresses broken respect for treaties and war’s persistence.
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Maryland
Virginia
Chesapeake Bay
Old Dominion
Baltimore
Emerson Hotel
Free State
Bond
American Union
Maryland Free
Patrick Henry
United States
Virginia Navy
Kansas City Star
Letters Still Powerfully Stir Public Opinion
A fragment from the New York Times notes that epistolary influence endures with a French retiree’s letter to President Coolidge sparking a flood of American replies. It argues letters reflect sentiment but leaders must decide with broader evidence. A Shenandoah World item questions widespread law obedience, citing a driver speeding at 40 to 50 mph despite a 35 mph limit.
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France
United States
M. Clemenceau
Clemenceau
White House
William McKinley
New York Times
Clarinda
Booking to London from Plymouth Across Devon Fields
A couple embarks from Plymouth to London in first class, describe booking offices, trainsheds, porters, and carriages. The narrator contrasts American and British travel fare and etiquette, notes the kettle of signs, the bell cord, and the scenic Devon fields with wooded hedges and flowers.
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Plymouth
London
Devon
England
Devonshire
London Town
Pink sheep and impossible landscape charm crowds
A vivid描 fragment describes pink sheep caused by dip chemicals amid decorative hedged fields and toy hills, followed by a tour note to London and a dense radio schedule listing stations and programs through late evening.
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London
Radio Program Schedule Highlights for Wednesday
KTNT lists the Wednesday schedule featuring noonday Caliaphone concert from 12:00 to 13:30 and a twilight Caliaphone program 6:45 to 7:45 PM with Harold Ogilvie and Ukulele Girl. Numerous stations present a mix of concerts, talks, sports, markets, and lessons throughout the afternoon and evening.
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WMBB
WORD
WOS
WOO
WRVA
WSM
WSOE
Humane Society
WSUI
WTIC
WWJ
KFAB
KMOX
KOA
Sandman
KLX
WLS
WMCA
WMAQ
WJZ
WOR
CNRW
KPO
KJR
KFOA
KMA
WSAI
KFUO
KPRC
WHT
Bernie’s
WGN
KYW
Congress Carnival
WHO
WHN
WOC
KFI
KGW
KHJ
WEBH
WTAM
WJR
WLW
Ellis
WHB
WSB
WJJID
Whad
WLIB
WDAF
Beaucamp
KNX
CNRV
WQJ
Wavelength
Calliaphone
Twilight
Caliaphone
Harold Ogilvie
CNRO
Uncle Bob
WAAM
WBZ
WEAF
WCX
WEEI
WENR
WGY
WGBS
WIP
WNYC
WREO
WRC
Uncle Walt
WRNY
WCAU
U. S. Army Band
WJAR
WTAG
WGR
WMAK
WLIT
Dream Daddy
KDKA
WCCO
WCSAI
Evening radio schedule listings from WEAF to WREO
A list of radio programs and stations with times and call letters. Entries include U. S. Army Band, New York Philharmonic, Allegro Mandolin Sextet, University of Chicago Choir, Arabic Nights, Spanish Vets Fife and Drum Corps, Opera Grand Duchess, and various regional programs. Several stations cover multiple cities including New York Chicago Des Moines Minneapolis St Paul Denver and St Louis.
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WEAF
New York
U. S. Army Band and Chain
WJZ
N. Y. Philharmonic
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Allegro Mandolin
Chicago
U. of Chicago
WGN
Arabian Nights Entertainment
WHO
Des Moines
WEAP
Opera
Grand Duchess” and Chain
Hot Springs
WCCO
St. Paul
Orch
WQJ
Nat'l
Denver
Army Division
St. Louis
Central
KLDS
WCBD
WFAA
WMC
WOI
WBAP
WOAW
WSUT
Waaiu
WBBR
WFIT
WHAZ
WHAR
WGBS
WIP
WREO
WRC
WBAL
Far West
KGO
KPSN
Woman Recovers Sleep With Pinkham Remedies
Mrs. Belle Thompson of Rossville Georgia describes four years of poor sleep and weak health. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash she reports improved sleep energy and ability to care for her three children. She credits the products with restoring her strength and daily function.
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Belle Thompson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Bette Thompson
Rossville
Georgia
How to Reduce Enlarged Veins with Emerald Oil
Readers are urged that enlarged veins can shrink at home using Moone's Emerald Oil. The ad claims quick improvement to normal size, offers a money back guarantee, and notes Henderson drug stores and Grimm Drug Co. sell the product.
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Moone
Henderson Drug Stores
Grimm Drug Co
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