Editorial Echoes Canada in Foreign Trade Views
A broad editorial summary discusses Canada and foreign trade, noting England and Germany as key partners and outlining the U S trade stance. It highlights immigrant concerns, Americanization, and the political climate with Ford as a potential factor, plus debt, presidential transition ideas, and a humorous portrait of Secretary James J. Davis juggling duties and a barber.
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Canada
England
Germany
Ford
Clube
James J. Davis
Order of Moose
Jimmy
Marnings
Highwiy
Barbera
Tax Anger Roars at Blue Front Uproar Over Levies
At a crowded Blue Front store Tinade leads a noisy protest against taxes while one speaker laments the burden on the poor and the war’s costs. A veteran voice recounts wounds from France and Flanders, arguing that rulers and rich evade paying their share as working men fight and endure hardship.
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Wwe
Sdvanea
Alexanders
France
Flanders
Falk
Chadia
Mason
Our Country Alway and the American Form of Government
Opinion echoes support for American governance as humane and stable. It argues unrest abroad, praises balanced labor and capital, warns against socialist or communist ideologies, and defends Coolidge. It cites forecasts from Guarantee Trust Co. about steady business and taxes as fair if shares are proportionate.
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America
Americana
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