Senate self review probe sparks reform tone
The article discusses a historic self investigation by the United States Senate into lobbying and ethics. Described as a revolutionary move, the probe aims to expose conflicts of interest and the influence of railroads banks and big interests on legislation, contrasting with past practices where elites avoided self scrutiny.
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Local Lobbying and tariff probe sparks stinging critique
The St Louis Post Despatch comments on local lobbying exposing social lobbyists and the Senate tariff inquiry. It argues the probe taints members with suspicion over interests in schedules, while proposing reforms and noting broader calls for ethics and public hygiene in politics.
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France Faces Population Decline Amid Social Strain
Paris dispatches quote ex Premier Ribot and M Hourveoin on France’s aging trend. High death rate, low birth rate, and disease burden raise concern. While some blame property costs, rural peasants show signs of lean toward drink, signaling broader social challenges.
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Universities and Shoes Jest Flares at Harvard Wisconsin
A Philadelphia Record piece mocks Wisconsin for neglecting literature and praises Harvard for a business study of retailing shoes. It notes Harvard’s push on stock turnover, pricing, and sales efficiency to illustrate practical university aims. The piece lampoons Wisconsin’s turnip farming and football focus.
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Live Stock Courses in Summer School at Oregon Agr College
Livestock courses offered by Geo F Saumeson at Oregon Agricultural College this summer form part of a six week college credit program. The stock judging course emphasizes score card methods and comparative judging across cattle sheep swine and horses with most time spent on live animals. The stock management course covers care feeding stables sanitation and similar details with six hours of work and twelve to the stock guide.
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