Borah enters presidential race in Ohio primary
Senator William E Borah liberal Republican from Idaho announces entry for the Republican nomination. He will declare in writing for Ohio May 12 and seeks eight delegates at large, aiming to contest the favorite son control in multiple states.
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Illiam E. Borah
Idaho
Ohio
Borah
G. C. FP
Brey
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Washington
Dickinson
Frank ©. Lowden
Illinois
Michigan News Briefs Spark Community House Fund
Hari H aris World War Veterans pledge ten percent of expected bonus toward a community house. Flint over-subscribes the 265000 Community Fund goal with a 175029 gift from General Motors and 40000 employees. Bay City asks governor to exempt 400 veteran inmates from using their bonus for prison support. Lansing reports low municipal debt and notable refundings. Many sites report accidents, weather, and local civic actions across Michigan towns.
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Hari
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General Motors
Ishpeming
Dominic Valera
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co
Battle Creek
Manistee
Muskegon
Alpena
Alpena County
Board of Supervisors
Alpena County Poor Commission
Bay City
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lansing
State Public Debt Commission
Owosso
Saginaw
Erin
Lake Townships
Macomb County
Port Sanilac
Lake Huron
Mt. Pleasant
Century Refinery Co
Acme Refining Co
Alma
Michigan
Annn Arbor
University Hospital
William S. Peck
Department of Physical Therapy
Pleasant—Everett Woods
Central State Teachers College
Woods
Central State
Earlville
Jackson
Jackson Prison
Michigan Wpa
WPA
Money and taxes dominate Washington amid veterans bonus row
The piece argues money rules Capitol Hill as tax questions loom in an election year. It notes the veterans bonus provoked veto override, funding fights, and farm payments tied to AAA. Senator Bankhead pushes responsibility to Morgenthau, reflecting broad political maneuvering for votes.
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Congress
Thomas
Oklahoma
Patman
Texas
Washington
White House
Capitol Hill
Treasury
AAA
Henry
Roosevelt
Capitol
George
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
Henry Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury
Bankhead
Political Debate Echoes Deficit and Campaign Fire
The piece laments tax policy and rising deficits under Roosevelt while noting political maneuvering. It cites Bankhead, Borah, Robinson, and Smith, observes hand written veto theatrics, and questions campaign aims and public indifference to heated rhetoric. Western Newspaper Union.
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Roosevelt
Smith
Liberty League
Hoover
Talmadge
Georgia
Borah
Idaho
Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Robinson
Western Newspaper Union
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Chicago
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