We do not have a democracy says Norris Mussolini critique
In a forthright attack on Hoover and Republican leaders Senator Norris calls the U S a failed democracy and likens Hoover to Mussolini while contrasting Italian governance with American politics. The piece critiques Hoover's isolationist Congress and farm policy, noting his weak influence and reliance on patronage.
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Omaha World Herald
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House of Congress
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League of Nations
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Not the wisest men warn of hard times ahead
Congressman James M Beck argues in a speech on the moratorium that terrible times lie ahead and that the nation has endured one of the four greatest cataclysms in Christendom in the past 17 years. War historian Frank H Simons is similarly despondent about America's course given European conflict and neutrality debates.
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James M. Beck
Christendom
Mr. Beck
Frank H.simonds
Germany
Congress of the United States
Simons
Fall of a Shibboleth Senator Hull in the Nation
A critique of pre war tariff shibboleths and high protection seeking to blame tariffs for economic collapse. The piece argues tariffs worsened exports, mining, unemployment, and factory losses abroad while idle gold and credit rose. It blames postwar protectionism as a major factor in crisis and urges reevaluation of national economic policy and leadership.
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Hull
Roads and poultry lecture misfires in odd radio sermon
A buyer bought a radio from Freddie Brodersen and heard three lectures on roads poultry and the Bible. The sermons mix biblical routes with farm tips, urging detours and moral phrases while threading in towns from Salina to Wichita and warning of divine wrath if missteps occur.
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Freddie Brodersen
Salina
Garden City
Leavenworth
Jericho
Holy City
Paola
Winfield
Topeka
Lawrence
Coffeyville
Tulsac
Noah
Wichita
Tourists Try Plymouth Amid Base Detour Incident
Tourists from the House of David navigate an eight mile detour near the base while attempting the Plymouth. Rocks mixed with concrete signal a risky route as locals and visitors seek safe passage and return.
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House of David
Plymouth
Happy Farmer Lives at Home in Cherokee County Georgia
A Cherokee County farm youth offers a home farming philosophy praising self sufficiency. The Canton courthouse displays a tablet urging farmers to “live at home” for prosperity with plenty to eat and no debts, implying strong civic support for homestead farming.
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Atlanta Constitution
Farm Club
Cherokee County
Canton
Georgia
Cause and Effect in Chicago Pay Scandals
In Chicago yesterday a court heard testimony from jobholders about duties and pay. A man claimed $200 monthly for singing at meetings, a negro preacher earned $2,000 in ten months with daily lakefront checks, a former ballplayer received $185 monthly, and other workers drew money for office presence, lit erature distribution, or bowling. The account links to delayed teacher pay and city financial crisis.
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Baltimore Evening Sun
Chicago
Water Survey Department
Smith
Hoover
A DREADFUL PICTURE OF FUTURE WAR AND DISARMAMENT
General Jan Christian Smuts warned that future warfare would bypass armies and strike populations with unprecedented chemical and biological weapons. He said cities would be saturated with deadly germ warfare, leaving no escape for statesmen. The way out lies in urgent disarmament measures.
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Jan Christian Smuts
Apathy and Tax Bill Stir Call for Active Citizenship
A New York World Telegram piece argues apathy weakens democracy. It warns that rising government spending dulls public oversight, but suggests a tax bill in Washington could revive citizen engagement by sharpening accountability and responsibility, benefiting those who endure the reform.
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New York World Telegram
Washington
Farm Loans and Insurance at Western Securities Co
Western Securities Co. offers farm loans and insurance with W. Smith as resident manager. Located at phone 35 C. Oche Bide, nearby, resident manager identified as idhey, Nebe.
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Farm Loans and Insurance
Western Securities Co
W. Smith
Oche
Mgr
Idhey, Nebe
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