Solons Split Over Tariff Policy
Washington dispatch reports Congress divided over President Harding's tariff plan. Opposition centers on granting executive power to set tariff rates and establish a judicial tribunal. Senator Simmons terms the tariff suggestion impracticable and labor circles voice strong opposition.
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Old Guard
Simmons
North Carolina
Harding
Kansas
Alaska Farm Growth and Visionary Plan Spearheaded by Wilson
The article recalls 1920 census gains for Alaska farms with 364 farms and rising property values. It credits Secretary James Wilson for selecting C. C. Georgeson, a Danish-born agronomist, to develop local agriculture and reduce reliance on imported food.
Dress Fervor Sparks Hidden Love at Rialto
Grace recalls the drena Jack adored, his change of heart after seeing her in a dress. She recalls a compliment, a fluttering heart, and relief at a purchase made at Cherrys with year-end payments. The Rialto building daylight spot between Madison and Spring near Pig n Whistle is noted.
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Spring
Maud Moore Trial Testimony in Hart Murder Case
In Knoxville on December 1 witnesses testified for the state in the Maud Moore Brubba murder trial of Terry D. Hart wealthy auto dealer. Hart allegedly said he did not know why to rob him and Maud Moore was seen with Hart as they drove away together on the night of the shooting. Defense contends a blunt blow caused Hart’s wound possibly from a prop during a confrontation with an actress.
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Tenn
Maud Moore Brubba
Terry D. Hart
Hart
Maud Moore
J. M. Jett
J. W. Hangatoner
Detroit
Witt to Discuss Survey of Lines
Peter Witt, finishing his survey of the street car problem, will speak on the municipal Tollway at an open YMCA meeting Tuesday night under the Municipal League. He will discuss the recommendations to be presented to the council Monday.
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Peter Witt
Municipal League
Witt
University of Washington aids European relief efforts
The University of Washington ranks second among 560 colleges by donating three thousand three hundred fifty six dollars to European student relief. Smith College led with five thousand dollars as the reporter notes a mission where Georgeson urges independence and self guidance.
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Mohdels
United States
Washington
Smith College
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