Hoover urges moderation in requests for new appropriations
President Hoover calls for restraint in Congress and among the public to keep federal spending within a manageable level and avoid broad tax increases. He faces sharp criticism from Senator Glass as he seeks to pacify lawmakers and explain that many projects come from varied regions and groups, not the White House alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Hoover
Congress
Mr. Glass
Virginia
White House
the Treasury
Mellon
Treasury
Ogden Mills
Col. J. C. Roop
Walter H. Newton
Newton
Glass
Senate
Senate approves seven million for flood farm loans
After the president's appeal, the House adopted a Senate resolution authorizing 7 million dollars in loans to farmers in flood stricken areas across fifteen Southern and Western states. Opponents call the move pork and political pie. The measure allows advances for seed, feed and fertilizer though banks may refuse. Original six states were Alabama Florida Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Virginia. The House added Ohio Indiana Illinois Minnesota North Dakota Montana New Mexico and Missouri Oklahoma, with Representative O Connor of Oklahoma saying the bill aims to buy votes and Oklahoma wants its share.
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House
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
House Agriculture Committee
Ohio
Indiana
Iinois
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
New Mexico
Missouri
Oklahoma
O'Connor
Five-day French government falls after confidence vote
Radical Socialist Chautemps government in France collapses after a 202 to 277 defeat in the chamber of deputies. Tardieu is recalled, Poincare ill, and coalition hopes rise to resume the London naval conference by March 5.
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Chautemps
France
Chamber of Deputies
Andre Tardieu
London
Raymond Poincare
Doumergue
Tardieu
Poincare
Naval Conference
London naval talks resume as major powers press talks
With the French delegation absent, chief delegates from other nations continued negotiations at London. Reports say Americans, English and Japanese are making progress on differences while a British spokesman notes the firepower pact remains central and any accord will be tentative, awaiting French and Italian approval and inclusion in a five power treaty.
Farm Board Diversion Sparks Wheat Price Turmoil
Europe sought to push U S price by securing supplies in other markets and cutting consumption. Chairman Legge announced the Farm Board would not prop up prices and would buy only from cooperatives, a stance misread in parts of the country, causing non cooperative wheat to flood markets and push prices down.
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Legge
Hoover
Farm Board
Chicago
Europe
United States
Canada
Federal Farm Board
Prominent figures urge moderation of dry laws in hearings
Terress Dupont de Nemours chairman and W W Atterbury urged state and federal oversight to regulate intoxicants. La Follette faction clashes over election law, while Cardinal Merry del Val dies amid shifts in the papal court. Hughes sworn in as chief justice as the Packers and Stockyards Act faces a constitutional ruling.
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America
Wisconsin
la Follette
Republican Party
Walter J. Kohler
Kohler
Henry A. Huber
John W. Reynolds
Theodore Dammann
Florida
Oman Catholicism
Raphael Cardinal Merry del Val
Basilica of
St. Peter's
Congregation of the Holy Office
Pius X
College of Cardinals
Ile
Cardinal Merry del Val
Carlo Cardinal Perosi
Mabel Normand
Ahmed Mirza
Persia
Maj
George H. Putnam
New York
Eugene Byfield
Chicago
Harles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Club Announcements Schedule Meetings and Pillow Lesson
A compilation of club notices lists dates and topics for meetings March 4 to March 6. Groups include H. J. club Mes Ed Shalla pillow lesson and H. H. club with Mrs Laura Rath. Harmony Farm Bureau Rural Womans club and B and BP club plan dinners, demonstrations on pillow covering, sewing supplies, and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Club
H. H. Club
Laura Rath
Lula Finch
Jessie Longer
Will Marie
Sharpe
Presbyterians social set for Thursday afternoon meeting
Notice announces a change of date for the latties social of the Presbyterian church to Thursday afternoon with Ms. Carl Roberta. Also mentions installation of officers on 1413.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Fulton
W. J. Masson
Steve Stewart
Gee
Fulton
Irs
C. W. McLaughl
The
Presbyterian Church
Carl Roberta
Marmola tablets touted for rapid fat loss
An advertisement claims Marmola prescription tablets provide easy fat reduction without special exercise or diet by supporting a weak gland. It asserts millions have used hens for 22 years and that Marmola, sold by druggists for $1 a box, shows visible changes and explains its formula on each box.
The Laxative with Highest Endorsement
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a mild safe laxative and antacid with over fifty years of medical endorsement. It recommends two to four tabletfuls in water or lemonade and notes prices of 26 and 60 cents per bottle.
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Phillips
Magnsia
Magnesia
Ita
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President Coolidge
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Vasquez
American Legation
Curtis
Santiago
Rafael Arena
Washington
Caribbean
Packers and Stock Yards
Aet
Western Newspaper Union
Jeanette Kyle
West 2Nd St
Kolah Club
Frank Heinzman
Harmony Club
Joe GeGraw
Farm Bureau Club
Llayton
Sring
B. and BP
Ethel Grecian
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Fred Zerglowsky
Women's Missionary Society of the
U. P. Church
U. S
Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co
Chas. H. Philips
Edgar Allan Poe
American Tobacco Co
Mfrs
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