Congress Can Aid by Modernization of Anti-Trust Laws
A Senate measure led by Senator Walsh of Massachusetts proposes modernizing anti-trust law to guide business in the public interest. The Walsh bill would exempt certain contracts with approval by the Federal Trade Commission, expand the commission to nine, and require proof a contract serves public interests with review by the courts. It aims to replace punitive limits with balanced regulation to spur employment, fair pricing, and economic growth.
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Federal Trade Commission
United States Steel Corporation
United States Supreme Court
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High Tribunal
Steel Corporation
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Federal Trade
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Circuit Court OF Appeals
Washington
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland and Trails in Texas
A fragmented column on marriage trends by Helen Rowland blends humor with Texas Trails notes. It mentions a Garner rally, Colonel Jim Towns, and the Wright family in Washington with reflections on John Garner’s possible campaign style.
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Helen Rowland
Jim Towns
Gonzales County
Jim
Gonzales
Trails
Gelone
Nixon
Sunshine Garden District
Political Commentary and Campaign Talk Fragments
Excerpted political snips discuss John Garner and Hoover affecting commissions to recover bail money in Europe. Dr. Stockson Axson of Rice Institute weighs in at Garner rally, with humor and digressions about teachers, vacations, and a squabble over meals and curves.
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Enin
Europe
John
John Garner
Texas
Stockson Axson
Rice Institute
Houston
Axson
Axon
Homesick in Washington D C A Voice of Elsie Robinson
A column by Elsie Robinson from Washington D C reflects on homesickness amid urban bustle and war work. She contrasts distant life in the capital with longing for home and natural vistas, weaving personal notes with literary reverie.
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20 Years Ago From The San Antonio Light Flashbacks
A garbled 1922 clipping notes postmaster changes, local officials and events in San Antonio. It mentions United’s D. A. Walker, a Siberian Veterans dinner at the St. Anthony hotel, revival services by Rev. K P Schuler, Red Tie Brigade luncheon at the Menger hotel, and a policeman Serna facing a pistol duel challenge amid a rowdy night in the city.
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Siberian Veterans
St. Anthony Hotel
Serna
Platols
Prohibition Era Speak Easy Scene Across New York
A sprawling, fragmentary look at underground nightspots and their risks, profits, and panics. It notes raids, high rents, protection costs, and lavish venues on New Yorks East Side with references to patrons, entertainers, and managers amid a crackdown atmosphere.
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York
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Trail
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Red Tie Brigade
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