THE WEEK
Peavey, Lynn
The Week Another Blow to Hoover Bankers Hold Convention Ford's New Book By LYNN PEAVEYTHE ACTION OF THE Republican state convention in New York in adopting a wet plank in its platform is...
...Jones, now 28 years of age, stands as the greatest golfer of all time and although players of the future may fcf| able to equal his record, it cannot be surpassed...
...Dawes went Into a long explanation of the problem of the depression and finally rounded out his remarks by declaring that "the stock market depression and the following business depression were both caused by the same thing—the fundamental change in the attitude of the average man resulting from a sudden loss of confidence on his part...
...Sept 281—We were glad to hear ot th...
...The state rights plank of the wet fraternity Is in its nature the very kind of a plank that caused the Civil war and if adopted now will be no less a causus belli than it was back in the ante-bellum days...
...Discussing the causes of the depression, Mr...
...third, to raise wages gradually and continually and never to cut them...
...So long as our constitution proposes "to insure domestic tranquillity and promote the general welfare" just so long should the states be uniform In regard to the handling of intoxicants and other inebriants among tha people.—p...
...Louis where the third game is being played on Saturday...
...This changed attitude is often explained in different countries as being the result of diverse causes...
...When the men who should be leading business fail to lead, and consequently work Is slack, the cry 'Give men jobs' arises...
...The four titles now held by "Bobby" Jones which he has won all within the year are champion of the British open and amateur contests, and cf the American open and amateur tournaments...
...Ford has just published a new book under the title, ."Moving Forward," which has come from the printers this week...
...The New York G. O. P. convention by iti action has officially repudiated the national dry plani of 1928 of the Republican party upon which President Hoover was elected...
...THE WORLD SERIES OPEN THE world series baseball games opened Wednesday in Philadelphia before a capacity crowd of nearly 35.000 people...
...The Week Another Blow to Hoover Bankers Hold Convention Ford's New Book By LYNN PEAVEYTHE ACTION OF THE Republican state convention in New York in adopting a wet plank in its platform is considered a direct blow at the Hoover administration...
...Gen...
...Charles G. Dawes, former Vice-president of the United States and now Ambassador to Great Britian, told an audience in Belfast, Ireland, that the real cause of the economic ills of the world lay in the attitude of the "average man...
...Louis Cardinals, champions of the National league, met in the first game of the series in Shibe park, and President Hoover was present to toss out the first ball...
...He says the "average American will hesitate to s>ow dissension and discord between wet and dry states" regardless of any fear of Federal encroachment upon states' right...
...The convention, which is the 57th in the history of the American Bankers' association, was attended by over 6,000 delegates...
...World depression in business Is due always to a sudden change in the attitude of the world's people...
...6000 BANKERS MEET BANKERS from every state in the Union e-sembled in Cleveland, Ohio in their annual convention, and questions of moment in the banking affairs of the country have been given a thorough discussion in the four-day session...
...Ford says, In the new book, "No one has yet been bom rrho can manage both to manipulate the market for its stock and also do business In such a way that it will be profitable...
...A FOUR TIMES CHAMPION ROBERT TYRE JONES, JR., of Atlanta, or known more familiarly to millions of Americans as "Bobby" Jones, broke a record never before approached in golf by winning the national amateur golf championship at Philadelphia...
...WHO CAUSED HARD TIMES ACCORDING to Henry Ford, the persons responsible for the present business and industrial depression are those who "watched the stock market instead of their business...
...President Hoover and his wife arrived in Cleveland Thursday and the President, spoke in the evening before the audience of delegates...
...Ford, the fundamentals of business principles are, First, to make more and better goods as cheaply as possible and force them on the market...
...The Philadelphia Athletics, champions of the American league, and the St...
...A. Spain...
...On the question of prohibition New York state now presents a united front against dry administration leaders, inasmuch as the Democratic state convention which assembled at Syracuse the first of this week also adopted an anti-prohibition plank...
...Dawes declared...
...LIQUOR AND STATE RIGHTS 'Paris, Texas, Sept...
...The two opening games were won by the Philadelphia team by identical scores of 6 to 1 on both occasions...
...Much wrangling and dissensions could be prevented in our courts If uniform laws on many questions could be adopted...
...We see in hl-n a voice that smll interpret to the pecple his father's visicn of real democracy...
...A large demonstration that had been planned to greet the arrival of the President was staged and large crowds greeted the arrival of the President and his party...
...According to Mr...
...success o'f Hhttiti t,a Follette at the primary...
...second, to strive always for higher quality and lower prices and costs...
...Marriage laws should be uniform: divorce laws should be uniform: inheritance rights should be uniform in all the states...
...He warns against "a wet candidate on an out-and-out State rights wet plank...
...and I believe was settled well...
...No such thing as a "Federation of States'' could be made worth while, unless It very largely curtails the freedom and liberty of the Individual states...
...The variation in state statutes is now too great and needs still further curtailment...
...He is right...
...No question can now be raised which more strongly demands uniformity of statutes among the states than this question of the sale of intoxicants, and we might add.- inebriants of all classes...
...THE WISCONSIN WAY Indlanola...
...Ford in the volume is that in 1950 workmen in this co.untry will be receiving a minimum wage of $27 per day, and he advocates high wages as a fundamental law of business...
...Including unwise national policies, undue speculation, overproduction, underconsumption, and political or social upheavals...
...These things are more the effects than the causes of this change of attitude...
...Following the Philadelphia contests, both teams travelled to St...
...The two do not and cannot mix...
...Gen...
...No states or ten states should be allowed by the federal government to become the unbridled center for any special deteriorating practice normally or physically Of such nature was the polygamy of Utah and the lottery of Louisiana...
...One of the startling predictions made by Mr...
...251—Under head of "Warning to Democrats" Mr, Kissinger of Kansas City gives to the press a splendid article...
...This nation can no more survive half wet and half dry than It could exist half slave and half free...
...He stands for one law for all of the States and not for forty-eight different laws...
...Any good jurist could name many other items where uniformity of the statutes would make for the general betterment and harmony among the states...
...This campaign is a prophecy of the time when politicians shall be displaced by statesmen—when "the WisConmsin way shall be tbe national way...
...The question of state rights was in gTeat measure settled by the Civil war...
...Commenting editorially on the action of the New York Republicans, a prominent Washington daily that formerly supported Hoover remarks, "The efforts of the administration to prevent a bolt, by its largest state organization on the chief issue in national politics have failed because evasion is no longer politically expedient in smch states as New York...
...and fourth, to get the goods to the consumer economically so he may benefit by low cost production...
Vol. 1 • October 1930 • No. 44
