Government Competition Criticized as Hurting Private Busines
In Chicago the investigation into government competition with private industry resumes. Business figures and ship and canal stakeholders testify that federal activity competes with private firms, threatening profits and employment. David G Clarke of the manufacturers association cites 27 manufacturing operations where the government competes directly, calling for removal of such barriers to private enterprise.
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Missouri
Chicago
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Panama Canal Zone
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Ita
David G. Clarke
Clarke
War debt talks prompt Allied pleas and German fears
The article reports European powers proposing war debt suspensions and debt installments to the United States as talks continue. President Roosevelt agrees to informal discussions with President Taft and leaders, while France Belgium and Britain press for a broad settlement amid disarmament proposals and fears of German rearmament.
Europe Revising War Debts Faces Short Congress Session
The article notes European efforts to revise war debts and cancel payments seem unlikely with a brief Washington session in September. Senators doubt concessions will be granted as debtor nations face December installments including Mellish seven, French twenty million, and Belgian two million. Great Britain would pay if needed and Roosevelt opposes debt rejection while favoring an economic conference to ease trade barriers.
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Washington
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White House
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Blouver
Postwar Debt Talks and Tripartite Economic Plan
The article notes the critique of the Latsisine pact and the push for reparations reform tied to US stance. It reports a Franco German joint tripartite plan to back European rehabilitation with a 9000 billion franc loan aimed at railway electrification in Europe with France and Britain involved and Papen and other leaders named.
Diversion Tunnels Opened On Colorado River Project
Workers report the Colorado river diversion system near the Two Arizona tunnels is flowing dry ground. Ground prep and excavation continue as the river is redirected from its channel. engineers expect full completion by year end with all river flow routed through the tunnels.
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Colorado
Ileaver
Arizona
Othe
Newt Bily
Sixon Peintes
Betdad
Oklahoma Celebration Marks Milestone Remission Day
A November tenth celebration in Oklahoma City honored Keahoma turning twenty five and the silver anniversary of her remission to the Union. Gov William H Murray spoke alongside other prominent figures including Charles N Haskell and Robert L Williams. The banquet added many Oklahoma names to the state’s list of Rome and included national figures such as Will Rogers and Robert L Owen. The event featured a reenactment of the marriage ceremony at Guthrie and spread the birthday cheer to the four corners of the United States.
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Oklahona City
Wiliam H Murray
Oklainhomas Arat
House of Representatives
Wes
Charles N. Haskell
Robert L. Willams
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
State Capitol
Guthrie
Honduran Rebels Seize Towns Amid Violence
IHERAIS of Honduras, after losing the election, have engaged in fighting with government forces. Rebels reportedly seized Tenjillo La Cellet and La Espersiza, then moved toward the east of San Pedro. Government counterattacks reported heavy casualties with hundreds killed.
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Honduras
Tenjillo
la Cellet
la Espersiza
San Pedro
Boundary dispute clarifies Leticia sector control
A recent source correction states the Lettela sector was not divided by the two nations but lies in a territory long banned by Galumtia. The Salobnon Tezaro treaty influence is noted, with Lo Linblis’ southern boundary including Lettera and assigned to 4d oltinbis in the revised record.
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Leticia
Coleutta
Erg
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Lettela
Peru
Telarbla
Independence Bid in Archipelago Sparks Naval Bar and Coaling Stations Debate
In 1942 the archipelago independence effort is described as facing resistance from US forces. Senators are urged to join a push for independence while demanding reserves such as naval bases and coaling stations. The article notes officials and factions shaping the discourse within Washington and among regional leaders.
Invitation to Roosevelt to discuss foreign loans at White House
This Week notes President Heover invites Governor Roosevelt to the White House to discuss foreign loans and a unified recommendation to Congress. The piece questions timing before Roosevelt’s March inauguration and the potential shift in policy.
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J H Heover
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
California Governor Plans Mass Bootlegger Releases
Governor Ralph of California vows to free several hundred jailed for bootlegging once the state’s overwhelming anti prohibition vote is certified. The released men would face difficulties earning $30 a week and securing $20.
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Ralph
California
Engineers Divert Colorado River Through New Canyon Route
After the great Hoover Dam project the Colorado River once cascaded through a narrow canyon. Engineers redirected the flow away from that path, guiding the river through a newly created scenic route cut along a canyon wall nearly a mile high.
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Colorado
Wall to hold back Colorado river water at dam site
Engineers plan a wall to divert and store water behind a dam in a talid rock channel once cut by the river. Workmen will then close the tunnel and can reopen it to lower water as irrigation or power needs arise.
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Few Women in Next Congress Prompt Debate on Roles
A historical passage argues that few women will enter the upcoming Congress and contests the idea that women are fit for civil service exams. It cites opinions about women’s literacy and ability to pass tests and references Abraham Lincoln and a mother’s capabilities. The text echoes views on gender barriers in public service.
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Lane Addame
Chicago
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