Obregon’s Death Prompts Mexican Leadership Turmoil
The death of General Alvaro Obregon highlights Mexico’s lack of cohesion and the danger of violent opposition in politics. Censorship increased as the government faced uncertain leadership, with calls for stable governance to advance internationally. Former president Calles’s fate remains uncertain amid conjecture on future elections.
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Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Obregon
Caniell
Calles
Congress
Federal reserve powers and farm marketing board proposal
An article discusses Federal Reserve Act powers and how a farm marketing board could mimic these authorities to raise or stabilize prices. It considers gold dealings, currency backing, and purchasing surpluses abroad, plus banking system impacts and costs to producers. It notes potential gains for cooperatives and the need for more study on loss charging and farmer participation. It also mentions forestry legislation and a Saskatchewan grain elevator project.
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McNary-Haugen
Federal Reserve Bank
Urthermore
Farm Marketire Board
Federal Reserve System
Congress
Houston
Quarantine, incubation and energy thoughts in 1920s health notes
Discussion of quarantine laws and incubation periods for communicable diseases. Notes on isolation, energy use, weight, diet guidance, and a call for a health column by Dr. Peters. Includes policy critique of trusts and political party dynamics, with appeals for readers to request articles.
Women Voters Set to Shape Coming Presidential Race
Statisticians estimate 58,000,000 Americans qualified to vote in November with 28,500,000 women making up about 49 percent. Women are expected to play a larger role in determining the president than since national suffrage, as campaigns target female voters and turnout rises beyond 30,000,000 last election. Hoover aide James W. Good notes women are no longer timid in politics and will wield growing power.
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Hatch
James W. Good
Hoover
Mrs. Good
The Enemy of Safety Drives Reckless Road Habits
A warning about take a chance motorists who push ahead at signals and curves, crowd the white line, and cut off others. The piece notes such drivers race for thrills, threaten property and life, and frequently end up stopped at intersections, justifying police action to curb dangerous behavior.
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Appaire
ANOTHER ATTACK ON POWER MONOPOLY BY GEORGE W NORRIS
Senator George W. Norris profiles his career and laments the power of a modern power monopoly. He argues electricity governs homes and business, yet remains controlled by a “Power Trust” that silences major parties on key political issues. Norris details his Nebraska background and long public service.
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George W. Norris
Nebraska
George William Norris
Sandusky Cournty
Oriin
Mer
Norris
Progecnims
Norris Ber
Fierghin
Congress
United States
Wate
Geo LI Norris
Farm marketing board idea tied to Federal Reserve model
Washington July 18 a Democratic platform shift envisions a farm marketing board modeled after the Federal Reserve to aid farmers and stockraisers in marketing their products under a farm loan board with broad powers. Gray Silver and Blake Settle discuss how such a system could stabilize agriculture, drawing parallels to the Reserve Board’s reach over credit and money.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Board
Houston
Federal Reserve System
Gray Silver
Silver
Reserve Board
Carlessness Tops Forest Fires in Southern Ohio
Forest fires in southern Ohio, mostly preventable, consume about 16 600 acres annually. District fire warden B E Leeta notes fires reduced by over half and area burned by over eighteenfold in five years due to wardens and cooperation of landowners hunters and others. Last year campfires caused 3.3 percent, smoking 26 2 percent, harsh burning 1 14 percent, incendiary 24 6 percent.
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Carlessness
Ohio
B. E. Leeta
Campfres
Grain a Day During the Rush Es A Son
Fragmentary OCR text notes a phrase about grain per day during a rush and a son. No clear event or names to identify. Further readable context needed to craft a proper card.
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Gether
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