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Congress Opens Amid Reform Fears and Republican Insurgents
The Sixty-eighth Congress begins amid fears of reform battles and a Republican insurgent bloc threatening to disrupt House organization. Public mood rejects hold-up tactics, demanding orderly conduct and loyalty to the majority while exposing self-serving motives of insurgent leaders. The session convenes with high stakes for party alignments and policy direction.
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Lloyd George's Dilemma and British Tariff Clash
The piece questions a prevailing Britain wide story that Baldwin dissolved parliament to preempt Lloyd George and block a center party favoring tariffs. It argues Lloyd George will defend free trade, cites altered US tariff effects, and notes unemployment contrasts between New York and London. It casts doubt on the demagogic pursuit and warns readers of looming electoral impact.
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United States
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Capital Silhouettes and Prohibition in Early Washington
The piece recalls Washington’s early religious life along the Potomac, the emergence of temperance efforts opposing the era’s nightlife, and the 1860s to 1870s civic scene. It notes the spread of churches, temperance halls, and YMCA activity, with references to specific locations and buildings, including nearby Odd Fellows hall and the 500 Seventh Street area.
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Summer Garden Woes and Parodic Satires
A frugal gardener laments failed crops due to pests and weather, imagining lush vegetables before beetles and slugs ruin the season. The verse contrasts hopeful toil with bloomed yet unreachable harvests and hints at future renewed efforts. Includes brief inserts referencing Wilder, a Princeton professor on football decline, and Henry Ford’s political fate.
Readers Letters Policy Sparks Readers Debate
A community forum column outlines rules for letters to the editor. Writers must include names and addresses as evidence of good faith, letters should not exceed 250 words, and excessively long submissions may be cut or omitted. The policy emphasizes accempated acceptance and public accountability.
Island of Trade Deepens Exports Beat Imports by 10 Million
San Juan Puerto Rico reports last year’s trade gain of 10 348 845 dollars in favor of the island with total trade at 154 037 055 dollars. Sugar output fell in volume but rose in value while fruit citrus exports surpassed coffee for the first time. Cigars and cotton goods exports increased, and U S trade rose about 18 million dollars, boosting the island’s long running favorable balance beyond 175 million since 1915.
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United States
Ford reclaiming blast furnace dust to make cylinder casting ore
Detroit announces reclamation plans by Ford Motor Company to convert blast furnace dust into cylinder castings ore. The process blends iron ore and coke, fusing with intense heat to produce usable material. A 50 000 ton supply at River Rouge plant is expected to yield ore for about $80 000 in castings.
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