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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1935

Page

6

Waterman inquest spawns murky tension after Mason death

Kentucky Jones arrives amid a crowded Waterman inquest into John Mason’s death. The scene reveals rivalries among Wolf Bench figures, Jean Ragland signals, and a bullet missing from the Mason case, hinting at deeper plots as Ragland hires Jones for a steady job at the Bar Hook.

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Lobbyists in Washington Rise Again Amid Power Shifts

The piece surveys a surge in Washington lobbyists, estimating about five hundred active groups. It argues the President's influence wanes as lobbyists press diverse causes, from organized labor to industry and religious groups, amid renewed confidence to pressure Congress. It notes Roosevelt's 1930s stance and the 1930s friction over power interests and public works.

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Lobbying and Roosevelt spending in Washington exams

The piece argues bloc politics in Congress and lobby influence on Roosevelt era policies. It highlights suspected delays in spending 4.8 billion dollars, notes American Legion and farm groups shaping veterans and rail/transport regulation debates, and predicts likely bonus legislation this session with fate tied to the bill’s national nature.

American Legion Washington House Senate Roosevelt Congress

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