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 Vol. 001 Issue 027 (June 7 1930)
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Vol. 001 Issue 028 (June 14 1930)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 WISCONSIN G. O. P. SILENT ON HOOVER
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WISCONSIN G. O. P. SILENT ON HOOVER STALWART MEET BACKS KOHLER; OTHERS NAMED Platform Ignores National Administration; Hits Progressive Power Program CHAIN STORES AND BANKS ARE OPPOSED Kohler Is...
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GORE IN OKLA. SENATE FIGHT; HITS MONOPOLY
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GORE IN OKLA. SENATE FIGHT; HITS MONOPOLY Announces He Will Not Exceed Legal Limit of $3,000 in His Race ATTACKS ISE OF SIJJSW BARRELS Blind Former Senator Supported La Follette On Issue of...
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"BOSS" SIMMONS IS REBUKED BY N. C. ELECTORATE
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"BOSS" SIMMONS IS REBUKED BY N.C. ELECTORATE Veteran Southern Senator Who Bolted Al Smith Trailing Bv 65,000 (Special to The Progressive) RALEIGH, N. C—Facing his constituents for the first time...
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ADMINISTRATION ASSAILED FOR PACT SECRECY
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ADMINISTRATION ASSAILED FOR PACT SECRECY Sen. Hiram Johnson Attacks President For Concealing Important Treaty Documents (Special to The Progressive) WASHINGTON — The action of the Hoover...
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PROGRESSIVES IN THICK OF N. D. PRIMARY FIGHT
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Baldwin, Henry T.
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PROGRESSIVES IN THICK OF N.D. PRIMARY FIGHT State Senator Brant Heads State as Gubernatorial Candidate; is Strong TWICHELL IS BOSS OF OPPOSING GROUP Liberals of Stale Fight Chain Banks and...
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LA FOLLETTE'S COMMENT
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Follette, Robert M. La Jr.
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La Follette's Comment False Hopes Bring Held Out Tn North Dakota On Tariff Bill; La Follette Discusses Ruling Of Vice President Curtis. By Robert M. La Follette Jr. NORTH DAKOTA WILL LOSE TF...
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BOB JR. URGES DEFEAT FOR THE TARIFF BILL
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BOB JR. URGES DEFEAT FOR THE TARIFF BILL Measure Is Betrayal Of Hoover Farm Pledge, He Contends WASHINGTON— —Urging defeat ot the tariff bill Sen. LaFollette. ot Wisconsin, contended in the senate...
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WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT
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What's It All About By The Man On The Street Indifference on the part of the people to six sit public questions which vitally affect their welfare in one of the outstanding obstacles that Is...
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BORAH ADVISES YOUTH TO HAVE GOVT. AT HEART
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BORAH ADVISES YOUTH TO HAVE GOVT. AT HEART Time Has Conic lo Drive Out Corruption and Youth is Needed, He Says Editor's Note: The condition of American politics is one which ought to engage the...
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THE ROLL CALL
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The Roll Call ON MEN AND MEASURES Progressive gislaliou Blocked By House Leaders THE end of the second session ot the Seventy-first Congress Is drawing very near. During interludes bc-twxen...
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CHAIN BUSINESS JUMPS 14 PCT. OVER YEAR AGO
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CHAIN BUSINESS JUMPS 14 PCT. OVER YEAR AGO Volume of Chain Store Business Cuts Heavily Into Independents' Business (Special to The Progressive) NEW YORK—Claims that, the tentacles of the chain...
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URGES RESERVE FOR WAGES TO "SLUMP" VICTIMS
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URGES RESERVE FOR WAGES TO "SLUMP" VICTIMS Give Jobless Equal Protection With Stockholders, is Plea WASHINGTON—"Industry sets aside a reserve to assure dividends to stockholders In dull periods,...
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GOVERNORS TO MEET AT SALT LAKE CITY FRI-
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GOVERNORS TO MEET AT SALT LAKE CITY FRI. Gov. Roosevelt and Oilier Executives Will Be Speakers on Program Special to The Progressive] SALT LAKE CITV.—Governors from more than 30 states of the...
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CURRENT NOTES
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Follette, Belle Case La
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Current Notes By Belle Case La Follette DR. M. ANSTICE HARKIS Mr. M. Anstice Harris has been dean of Elmlra College, New York, since 1900. She will retire this year with a record that is said to...
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THE WEEK
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Peavey, Lynn
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The Week Morris Bill Do feat. More Big Cruisers. Governors to Meet. Reed Makes Speech. BY LYNX PEAVEY ANOTHER defeat of the Morris bill providing for government, ownership and operation of the...
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WAGNER URGES UNEMPLOMENT RELIEF ACTION
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WAGNER URGES UNEMPLOMENT RELIEF ACTION Senator Says Bills Passed By Senate Are Not a Panacea But a Help (Editor's Note: On May 12 the Senate passed the last of three bills Introduced by Senator...
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BUSINESS LEADERS ASSAIL TARIFF
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Business Leaders Assail Tariff Hundreds of Men Foremost in American Industry Denounce Revision as Detrimental lo Nation's Best Interests EDITOR'S NOTE—Prediction by W. T. Rawlrlgh, In a statement...
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ASSAILS SLOAN, FORD ON THEIR TARIFF STANDS
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ASSAILS SLOAN, FORD ON THEIR TARIFF STANDS Rep. Knutson, Minn., Says Industrial Leaders Are Ruled by Selfish Motives (Special to The Progressive) WASHINGTON—Citing the opposition of Henry Ford and...
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LOS ANGELES BAR SEEKS TO PLACE "GAG" ON PAPERS
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Los Angeles Bar Seeks to Place "Gag" On Papers William G, McAdoo Joins Press In Fight For Right to Criticize Grand Jury LOS ANGELES—The Bar Association of this city wants an Injunction gag placed...
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WISCONSIN CONSERVATIVES DITCH HOOVER
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WISCONSIN CONSERVATIVES DITCH HOOVER THE Hoover administration has become badly dented by the blows at its prestige which are coming from all sides. And now the conservative Republicans of...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM THE ISSUES IX IOWA [Wauconia, Iowa, June 10.]—In the June 7 issue of The Progressive your special correspondent from Des Moines, Ia„ leads your readers to believe that the...
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FOLLOWING NEWS AT THE CAPITAL
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Mobley, Radford E.
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Following News At the Capital Trade Body's Work. The Iowa Situation. Slap at Brookhart. Another Hoover Defeat. By RADFORD E. MOBLEV WASHINGTON, D. C—The federal trade commission has just closed...
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Vol. 001 Issue 029 (June 21 1930)
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Vol. 001 Issue 030 (June 28 1930)
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