President Wilton Sums Legislation Aiding Agriculture
President Wilton outlines enacted measures aiding agriculture in a letter to A. F. Lever. Provisions include increased support and meat production focus, the Cooperative Extension Act expanding farmer education, rural marketing and finance reforms, office of markets creation, uniform grading and warehouse standards, cotton futures regulation, and Federal Farm Loan Act impacts plus Federal Reserve provisions to bolster farm credit and rural banking.
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Wilton
Wilon
Democratic Congress For
A. F. Lever
Committee On Agriculture
House of Representatives
Lever
United States Grain Standards Agt
Department of Agriculture
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Four Inch Tires Highlight New Auto Model
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Hughes Campaign Level Like Aldermanic Contest, Times Declares
The New York Times argues Mr Hughes raises issues with force amid World War I, criticizing Wilson from pro-German and pro-ally sides. It notes his rhetoric on appointments and census leadership, claiming his campaign mirrors a local political race. It mentions a model linked to a Capitol pediment and describes Mrs. Dorsett as a tall, prominent figure in New York society.
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New York Times
Hughes
United States
Europe
Germany
Allick
Sue
America
R Sue
Finn
Frasen
House of Representatives
Wilson
United States Treasury
North Carolina Woman Cast as American Model for Art
The Washington Times features Mrs. Samuel T. Dorsett of Asheville as a model for American allegorical figures in art. The paper notes her role in embodying American womanhood and includes a handsome picture of her. The article frames this as a national trend among artists.
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Samuel T. Dorsett
Asheville
Washington
Washington Times
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