Bare Feet Vote Defeat Shows Tariff Politics
The Washington Post notes loud cheers as the Garner resolution to restore shoes to the free list failed in the House on June 5 1930. The roll call split 110 to keep shoes on the poor and 181 against, with several Democrats breaking ranks amid sharp critique of tariff interests and political expediency.
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Washington Post
Longworth
Bedlam
House of Representatives
B. C
Valley Forge
Senate
Congress
White House
Gangland grows bold as Chicago crime rings influence stays
The article questions why Chicago and the nation accept a powerful gang system after the slaying of Alfred L. Lingle of the Chicago Tribune. It notes the city’s fierce underworld, the elusive hidden powers backing it, and the large rewards offered for killers while urging deeper scrutiny of the forces enabling crime.
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Alfred L. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
United States
Lingle
Extrays In Mid Atlantic Show Amazing Photo Radio
A Milwaukee Journal item notes a remarkable photo radio feat at sea. A cylinder printed a full first page of the New York Evening World 2300 miles from New York on the America near Plymouth. The Times in Hong Kong appears as promptly as in London.
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Chicago
mid-Atlantic
America
New York
Plymouth
New York Evening World
London Times
Hong Kong
London
Radio’s reach and a bull’s pedigree shape a western dairy
An essay notes radio and photography narrowing distances and stirring questions about war and empathy. It then shifts to the Denver stock show where Edellym Premier offspring, a Browndale Count grandson, sells as a prime yearling bull. Mr Hoffman, with 60 cows, praises western cattle vigor and climate.
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Edellym
Denver
Browndale
Hoffman
Hoffmans
Jolly Farm Girls Sew At White Hall School House
The Jolly Farm girls sewing club met at White Hall school house on June 11. Fernie Marsh led the meeting, Geraldine Struve read the roll, Ione Slack was absent, and Cressie Nelson attended as a visitor. They began a towel project, sang, and shared blub yells.
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White Hall School House
Fernie Marsh
Geraldine Struve
Ione Slack
Cressie Nelson
Ferne Marsh
Irma Nelson
Lulu Reineka
Stella Stein
Huntsman Hustlers Club
Huntsman Hustlers Calf Club
Harold Kettler
Ray Cruise
Walter Miller
Farmers Union
Farmer South of Here Buys Prize Shorthorn Bull
George Holffman of Iliff Colorado has added Browndale Prince to his herd, purchased from L. E. Crews of the Haigler ranch. The move strengthens Holffman’s Nebraska ranch operation with a prize sire.
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Nebraska
George Holffman
Iliff
Colo
Browndale Prince
L. E. Crews
Haigler
Poultry Field Day Program Set at Agricultural College
The agricultural college will host a poultry field day with a tour of the university's farm at College View and a morning session on feeds and feeding. Fifteen speakers will present experimental results and practical guidance on fried chicken and fat hens, breeding flocks, and home feed mixing. About 500 people are expected despite rain delays.
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Agricultural College
F E Muscehl
J R. Redditt
Whitten-Wipperman
College View
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