Rockefellers Prohibition Stand Prompts Senate Debate
A broad report describes John D. Rockefeller Jr and other wets reacting to President Hoover and supporting temperance measures. The article covers budget battles, relief funding, and changes in public works financing amid Prohibition debates and the reconstruction era.
Prohibition Debate Shapes Early Party Convention Lines
A national and state dry platform prompts congress with antiprohibition splits. Borah and Tydings attack a weak repeal plank as Roosevelt and anti-Roosevelt factions mobilize. Schuldes and Shouse prime 1932 conventions, while Florida Democrats back Roosevelt and third-party shifts ripple through polls.
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Korah Dry
Tydings
Afluryland
Democrat
Borah Salu
Walker and political turmoil threaten New York mayoral fate
The text describes the Hofstadter inquiry into Walker of Newert and Samuel Seabury, with calls for the governor to decide if the mayor should be removed. It notes Tammany opposition, gubernatorial maneuvers, and Seabury’s defense offer as pressure builds toward a Democratic convention decision.
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Jouett Shouse
Chilrean
Smitte Raskoath
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Loutesell
Ronset
Aingor Jlonny Walker
Newert
Hofstadter
Ite
Samuel Seabury
New York
Walker
Armaelf
Wisconsin Republicans Nominate Senate and Governor Slates
In Madison delegates nominated John O Crapple of Aaland for the United States Senate opposing Sumter S Faine. Fortier Gov Willer Joisohler was named to run against Gor Ehil in Lolleite, aiming to deny a second term.
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Smudison
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John OB Crapple
Aaland
United Stated
Senate
Sumter
Faine
Fortier
Willer Joisohler
Gor Ehil
Lolleite
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Amus Linsull resigns amid financial strain and health issues
Amus Linsull of Chicago has resigned after years of leading major utilities and boards. Reports say money troubles and ill health force the step, with plans to retire to Europe where he owns property. He is to receive an annual pension of 19000 dollars.
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Witicer
Inaull Fe
Frogtané
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Trench Silo Prospects and Planning for Efficient Feed
A farm trench silo offers economical storage for livestock feed with low initial cost and self‑built labor. It compares favorably to upright silos, requiring minimal equipment, and can hold about 9 tons of silage in a 24 foot by 13 by 3 foot trench. Key factors include drainage, soil type, convenient feeding access, and proper sizing based on herd size and feeding duration. The Extension Service offers planning help.
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Cities Urged to Beautify Cemeteries in State
Article urges towns to improve cemeteries and cites Nephi city as a model of transforming a shabby graveyard into a park. Writer argues public officials should fund cemetery beautification and employ unemployed locals, praising Nephi’s vision and progress.
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Nephi
Arave
Ratda
Nephi City
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