Canadian Wheat Breaks Price and Trade Policy Critique
Washington reports discuss a price drop in Canadian wheat influenced by large importations and a deflationary policy shift. The piece ties imports and the Democratic policy to market declines, noting the Wilson Underwood tariff act of 1913 and federal reserve actions. It also mentions a December Chicago meeting to form a Foreign Trade Financing corporation to support American trade.
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Washington
Harvard
Walter Canin
New York City
Fed Company
France
Theodore Roosevelt
Canada
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Democratic Party
F.T. F. Corporation
Bayikers
Chicago
American Bankers’ Association
Only 13 Men Make Letters at U. of I.
University of Idaho at Moscow announces that 13 men will receive athletic letters for the current season. The list names the recipients and notes the school’s recognition of their contributions to varsity programs.
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U. of I
University of Idaho
Moscow
U of L President Welcomed at Moscow Visit
University of Idaho welcomes Roy Upham recently elected president. He arrives with Commissioner E A Bryan for a series of meetings. He will be presented at a faculty gathering, address students, and attend public receptions hosted by locals and the university Elks lodge.
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University of Idaho
A. H. Upham
Miami University
Moscow
E. A. Bryan
Upham
University Tl
Moscow Lodge of Elks
General Corpus
Dr. Upham
California
Idaho weekly industrial review highlights regional updates
White Salmon builds large new ferry at eight thousand cost for ten thousand. Wallace reports new telephone fine in operation and a fifty five thousand club house by Federal Mining and Smelting soon open to public. Moscow claims largest best equipped Inland Empire theater outside Spokane. new men’s dormitory opened. Coeur d’Alene mill closes for winter. logging reduced. Murray plans Jumbo mine work. Champion Jersey cow seeds priced per thousand. fleet deliveries at Idaho Falls.
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Wallace
Federal Mining and Smelting Company
Moscow
Inland Empire
Spokane
Atniversity Iy
Coeur d'Alene
Reysert
Murray
Appointments Likely To Be Held Up In Congress
The National Capital reports that many presidential appointments including members of the shipping board will be sent to Congress by President Wilson. While no broad opposition to his selections exists, senators threaten obstruction in confirming nominees, risking delayed action beyond March 4 before Republicans take control.
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Shipping Board
Congress
Wilson
Lawmakers Return to Washington After Recess
Washington resumes normal Senate and House activity as Congress reconvenes. The president has determined the nature of his message, with officials signaling a standard post recess routine and ongoing legislative business.
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Oriax
Senate
House
Washington
Congress
Uncertain Delivery of Message by Mr Wilson
A faint expectancy exists that he may deliver it in person, though insiders on his condition doubt he can read the message before a joint session.
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Wilson
Freedom to the Philippines Promoted in Washington Parades
An effective Filipino group in Washington sustains pressure for self government as large public displays and mass meetings advocate Philippine independence amid ongoing party discussions and promises.
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Philippines
Washington
Takia Ut Slo
Seif
Filipins Nd
Islands
Speeding Up Ireland Propaganda In Washington
An intensive drive in Washington promotes free Ireland. Activists seek to sway public opinion and influence Congress and the administration on Irish issues. The campaign emphasizes urgency and national interest to gain support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Washington
Congress
Canadian Wheat Imports Slow U.S. Prices
The federal trade commission reports large Canadian imports influencing the price of domestic wheat. The finding suggests the influx helps depress U.S. wheat prices and affects American producers and markets.
Grapefruit Exports Hit 79,349 Crates from Isle of Pines 1929
From July to September 1929, 79,349 crates of grapefruit were exported from the Isle of Pines to the United States, according to voices certified at the American con Nueva Gerona Cubs.
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Isle of the Pines
United States
Nueva Gerona
Cubs
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U. of L
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