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Vol. 001 Issue 018 (April 5 1930)
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NORRIS, FACING FIGHT, REMAINS IN WASHINGTON
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NORRIS, FACING FIGHT, REMAINS IN WASHINGTON Neteran Nebraskan Does Not Join Home-Bound, Fence-Building Exodus STAYS AT WORK IN HIS SENATE OFFICE Old Guard Fails to Dent Progressive Strength In...
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LA FOLLETTEE'S COMMENT
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Follette, Robert M. La Jr.
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La Follette's Comment Parker Is Opposed Warning To Diplomats Labor Record Cited Parity With Britain By Robert M. La Follette Jr, THE nomination of U. S. Circuit Judge John J. Parker of North...
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CAPITALISTS ARE URGED TO USE UP '29 PROFITS
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Capitalists Are Urged to Use Up '29 Profits Spending Surpluses Would Give Work to Unemployed Declares Miss Perkins NEW YORK—Business men should use their last year's profits if necessary to...
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CHILD LABOR IS MORE PERILOUS THAN 'WILDNESS'
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Child Labor is More Perilous Than Mildness* Cabinet Member Sees Greater Danger in Early Toil Than in Loose Morals WASHINGTON — Talk about the "wlldness" of present-day youth is of far less...
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GRUNDY PLAYS LONE HAND IN PENN. BATTLE
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GRUNDY PLAYS LONE HAND IN PENN. BATTLE Attempts Ruling With Iron Fist in Effort to Dominate Big Machines PUSHES HIS OLD ASSOCIATES ASIDE Facing Bitter Tussle With Vare-Davis Crowd as Election...
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PROGRESSIVE VOTE DIVIDED AND JUDGE WHO IS BACKED BY CORPORATIONS WINS
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Progressive Vote Divided and Judge Who is Backed by Corporations Wins Man Making Corporation Charge Against Court Cuts Into Reynolds Vote FOWLER ON BENCH IN MINORITY VOTE [ Cannon Polls Labor...
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3,700,000 U. S. WAGE EARNERS IDLE---GREEN
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3,700,000 U. S. WAGE EARNERS IDLE—GREEN A. F. L. Chief Submits His Estimate At Senate Committee Quiz WccL (Sperlal io The Progressive) WASHINGTON — Appearing before the senate committee on...
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WALSH OF MASS. IS PRAISED BY G. O. P. LEADERS
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WALSH OF MASS. IS PRAISED BY G. 0. P. LEADERS Democratic Senator Lauded for Supporting High Industrial Tariff Rates (Special to The Progressive) BOSTON. Mass.—Capitalists and industrialists,...
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FREAR ASSAILS TARIFF BILL IN HOUSE SPEECH
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FREAR ASSAILS TARIFF BILL IN HOUSE SPEECH Analyzes Increased Duties Proposed on Sugar;' Attacks Other Rates (Special To The Progressive) WASHINGTON—A strong indictment of the Hawley-Smoot, or...
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WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT
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What's It All About By The Man On The Street Power-trust magnates are forever painting rosy pictures of the great benefits they bring to the communities in which they operate, but they don't tell...
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HOOVER CLAIMS ON RAILROAD OWNERSHIP HIT
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Derfla, Regnar J.
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HOOVER CLAIMS ON RAILROAD OWNERSHIP HIT High Wages Pointed Out By Hoover Are Less Than Those Paid By Gov't By REGNAR J. DERFLA About the last week of each year, one of the transcontinental...
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THE ROLL CALL
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The Roll Call ON MEN AND MEASURES The Senate took a badly-needed rest last ween after 5even months of gruelling combat over the provisions of the "Grundy" tariff bill, and in the House of...
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HOOVER PROSPERITY
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Cartwright, George
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Hoover Prosperity By GEORGE CARTWRIGHT [242 Mavnard St., San Francisco, Calif.] 1. "All I know is what I read in the papers."—Will Rogers. 2. For week ending Nov. 2, 1929 car loadings were...
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SCRUBWOMEN AT HARVARD FIRED; WANTED RAISES
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SCRUBWOMEN AT HARVARD FIRED; WANTED RAISES Recall Incident When Pres. Elliot Lauded Strike Breakers As Heroes BOSTON — Publicity that Harvard university is receiving over the discharge of...
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BARKLEY SAYS CORUPTION IS BEHIND TARIFF
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Barkley, Alben W.
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BARKLEY SAYS CORRUPTION IS BEHIND TARIFF Charges Some Senators Are Dishonest in Votes They Have Cast By ALBEN W. BARKLEY United States Senator from Kentucky We have heard a great deal of talk to...
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N. Y. JOBLESS TOTAL NOW UP TO 1914 LEVEL
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N. Y. JOBLESS TOTAL NOW UP TO 1914 LEVEL Charity Appeals Increased 900 Per Cent in Six Months, Report WASHINGTON — Unemployment in New York City can only be compared with conditions in 1914, Miss...
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CRIPPLED CHILDREN
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Abbott, Grace
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Crippled Children By GRACE ABBOTT [Chief of Children's Bureau, Washington] Editorial Note — The valuable weekly radio talks on child Welfare by Grace Attbott are a regular feature of I he...
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THE WEEK
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Peavey, Lynn
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The Week Atlantic Mail Lines. The Tariff Bill. Jobs Till June. A Match War. BY LYNN PEAVEY ATLANTIC MAIL LINES THE dream of trans-Atlantic air mail lines approaches its realization with the...
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HOW LA FOLLETTE SAVED BILLION DOLLAR RESERVE
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HOW LA OLLETTE SAVED BILLION DOLLAR RESERVE Here is Complete Story From Washington Star on Oil Scandals The Progressive herewith prints a comprehensive history of the oil scandals as printed...
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FARM BLOC IN HOUSE SCORES MAJOR VICTORY
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FARM BLOC IN HODSE SCORES MAJOR VICTORY Secures Agreement for Separate Vole on Cement, Lumber and Sugar Tariff Duties (Special to The Progressive) WASHINGTON. — Members of the farm bloc in the...
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HOPE FOR JUST TARIFF BILL IS NOW ABANDONED
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Kelley, Chas. M.
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HOPE FOR JUST TARIFF BILL IS NOW ABANDONED Possibility of Reasonable Law Being Enacted Becomes More Remote By CHAS. M. KELLEY The Rawleirh Tariff Bureau Press Staff WASHINGTON, D. C—Hope that the...
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KEPT PRESS SEEKS TO MAKE GRUNDYISM AMERICANISM
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KEPT PRESS SEEKS TO MAKE GRUNDYISM AMERICANISM THE kept press of America is now busy seeking to identify Grundyism with Americanism. The newspapers have quickly sensed that the big advertisers are...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM PROHIBITION [Indianapolis. Ind., March 27' Pvohi-I bition is the greatest Issue before the i American people now; if it were a question of whether a man should or should not...
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FOLLOWING NEWS AT THE CAPITAL
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Mobley, Radford M.
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Following News At the Capital Hoover to Tour? Parker is Attacked. Huston is Problem. Muscle Shoals Bill Up. -By RADFORD E. MOBLEV WASHINGTON, D. C—Whether President Hoover makes the "swing...
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