Navy Plan Sparks Hope for Stronger U.S. Fleet
President Coolidge backs Congress for a major naval build, outlining 25 light cruisers, 9 destroyers, 32 submarines, and aircraft carriers at an estimated 800 million dollars. Supporters cite national security, employment, and postwar prosperity while acknowledging cost concerns and bipartisan opposition.
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Oleo Package Sparks Federal Tax Battle Over Oleomargarine
A District of Columbia court granted a permanent injunction stopping federal officers from collecting tax on colored oleomargarine made from coconut oil and flavored as a cooking compound. The decision, if upheld by the Supreme Court, could renew the clash between oleomargarine and dairy interests, with Iowa and broader dairy stakes implicated.
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The People Are Not Asking for Changes
Reported lat: a move will be made before Congress to call a Constitutional Convention for a general overhaul of the nation’s organic law. The people will be slow to permit changes in the basic law though some amendments are favored. They fear experimentation and political ambition, which in Mexico has led to poverty and unrest.
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Uniform crime statistics urged for all nations
A 1920s style argument endorses uniform crime reporting across the United States and urges national bureaus to compile standardized data. It cites a report by a crime commission led by ex governor Frank Lowden, advocating central identification, uniform laws, penalties, and enforcement to curb crime and aid federal tabulation.
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No Corn Stalk Disease Reported This Year
The article notes no corn stalk disease losses this year while last year saw heavy farmer losses due to rapid growth, heat, and a late frost. It links prussic acid formation in stalks to animal losses, urging caution and observation during ripening.
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Sound Presidency Key To Stable Economy And Nation
The piece argues for a practical president who upholds business like governance and avoids political expediency. It critiques current upheaval and calls for a dependable leader to maintain growth, stability, and government as a controlled machine. It notes distrust of radical action and references Native Americans in a critical context.
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