Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune Masthead Note
The Muscatine Journal and News Tribune annotates its publication details from Journal Printing Co. Advertising representatives listed in major cities. Clyde R. Rabedeaux is publisher with D. D. Mich as managing editor. Tribune established 1848 with consolidation in 1918.
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The Will to Recovery by Burton Kline
A McClure Syndicate essay argues the U S has cyclical recoveries driven by the enduring national will. It cites Depression era patterns from 1790 to 1893, Roosevelt’s recovery, and current buy conditions. It emphasizes labor versus employers, collective bargaining, and a shared resolve to recover with clean hands.
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Burton Kline
Thomas A. Warson
France
Edison
Roosevelt
Congress
New York
National Clearing House of In
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
First Ocean Steamer Savannah Crossed Atlantic in 1819
The Savannah of 350 tons burden was the first steamship to cross the Atlantic. It sailed from Savannah on May 22, 1819, reaching Liverpool in 29 days 11 hours with a 72 horsepower single cylinder engine. English scientists doubted steam navigation then.
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Atlantic Ocean
Liverpool
Stephen Vail
Speedwell Iron Works
New Jersey
National Whirligig and International Poker
George Durne notes that some lobbyists once confident in the Republican era now seek lessons from New Dealers on milking the federal treasury. Basil O Connor figures in intrigue as Roosevelt distances from him while Bevier’s attorney hints at testifying. The piece contrasts U S aims at a world currency accord with European jitters and England’s waning power as Roosevelt urges a broad, global settlement.
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George Durne
Federal Treasury
Pennsylvania Avenue
Basil O'Connor
Roosevelt
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Washington
O'Connor and
News Behind The News and the London and White House Links
The text discusses ties among American political figures and lobbyists led by Basil O Connor amid Roosevelt’s possible disapproval. It notes legal but aggressive fee demands and suggests the president is well informed through rapid communications. A new government club may target dissenters from industrial control programs.
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Basil O’connor
O’connor
London
White House
James McMullin
Eith
Quotes: Glass on gold contracts unconstitutional stance
Senator Carter Glass declares repudiating gold contracts unconstitutional and predicts courts will rule similarly if integrity remains. Secretary of War George Dern reflects on postwar hardship, stating the nation is emerging from an economic holocaust with far greater suffering than during World War I.
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Carter Glass
Virginia
George H. Dern
Muscatine News in Briefs Roundup of Local Notes
Fifty years ago Suel Foster spoke on tornadoes at a Muscatine Academy of Science meeting. Kranz and daughter left for a trip. Twenty five years ago T R Fitzgerald became Weed Park club president with Minnie Howe as VP. The White Sox motorboat, owned by Charles Comiskey, arrived for the July 4 power boat regatta. Bebb's Midgets beat Wilton 12 to 3 with Schweitzer on the mound. Ten years ago Davenport Knights beat Muscatine Roosters 7 2. Vetter pitched. F K Rambo shot a hole in one at Geneva Golf Club for the second time. City council refused to settle gas rate dispute with Muscatine Lighting.
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Muscatine
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Weed Park
Park
Minnie Howe
White Sox
Charles Comiskey
Chicago
Bebb
Wilton
Schweitzer
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Vetter
F. K. Rambo
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Muscatine Lighting Company
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