McAdoo denounces Raleigh audience amid tariff claims
Secretary McAdoo delivered a combative speech to the Raleigh Chamber of Commerce arguing prosperity stems from national economic strength, not war, while criticizing tariff policy and noting shifting trade balances since 1914 as the European conflict drove food and munitions demand. The speech casts Democratic claims as misleading and pejoratively labels the prosperity slogan as morbid.
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Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Raleigh
N. C
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
Fleischmann
United States
Eas
South Amer
Europe
Rest Habits in a Restless Age
An analysis of rest and idleness contrasts quiet cottage sequestered retreats with the urge for continual activity. Many seek vigor in strenuous travel and social noise rather than simple repose, while hotels prefer lively reputation over quiet comfort, leaving the timid to stay home.
British view on tariff law impacts on workers and trade
Article discusses how American tariff policy may affect British manufacturers and workers seeking steady employment. It notes the Democratic tariff measure passed in October and its anticipated effects on shipments and facilities for goods in the United States.
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United States
British Manufacturers Fear Tariff Reinstatement
British manufacturers warned that a return to protective tariffs would shut British mills and extend American ones. They cited 1914 election shifts and predicted a sweeping Democratic defeat in 1916 as American workers resist policies expanding foreign production at home.
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America
Thrift Education Move Aimed at National Meeting
A thrift education committee plans to report to the National Education Association at its New York convention in July. It notes thrift can be taught like penmanship and drawing and urges saving a portion of income to build capital for the future, stressing the appeal of interest and long term financial security.
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National Education Association
New York
Savings Bank
Advertising honesty builds lasting customer trust
The text argues that public skepticism toward advertising has faded as merchants realize honesty matters. It notes exaggeration in some areas remains harmful, but individuals can gain confidence by clearly displaying every advertised item and delivering on promises, fostering repeat visits and a solid reputation.
Big American Put Country First in Hughes Support Letter
Tep py writes to the Progressive national committee in support of Hughes showing a prominent figure can set aside personal views for national betterment.
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Teppy
Progressive National Committee
Hughes
Fourth celebrations may cap Kounths go but Pocaley event stands
The report notes the Fourth celebrations may be capped while the Pocaley event proceeds as planned with a self-starter ghdmo exhaust and an extra whizzer attachment.
RiFle Race Buoyant News Over Baseball Seats
RiFle Race bulletins have superseded the usual baseball ball during the last few days and there are a few war fans on the bleachers keeping watch.
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Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
Tribune Company, Limited
M Walling
Sumner
Daily Tribune
Associated Press
British View
Thrift Ideas
Drusta
Bi. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
H. H. Whittlesey
A. L. Coox
Pete Hansen Grocery the Reliable Store
Undertakers
Schumacher & Hall
Arthur
The
Central Cleaning Co
Main. Res
DRS. CLUEN_& ALLEN
Bannock Engineering Co
Dietrich
Maoney & Douglass Salesroom
East Center
Ano
Pocatello Conservatory of Music
J. Harry Aker
Wiensted
S. Main St
REX Barber Shop
East Center Street
George Kuntzman
Kane
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