Congress committee screens Shoals power plant plan at Muscle Shoals
May 24 report shows the house committee virtually endorsing a plan resembling Ford’s proposal but with key changes. It shifts control of the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant to government use, preserves government ownership of production rights, and weighs amendments affecting fertilizer sales and long term contracts.
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Thington
Shoals
Ala
Ford
Gorlia
Wara
Kalin
W. BR
Ferrall of Ibuquerque to finish at Kemper
Lehe Revie Ville Me May 16 Among cadets graduating from Military school Bard son of Mr and Mrs J P Ferrall of the United States Indian Ferrall’s year at Kemper promises success in activities He is praised as the best all around athlete in Missouri state conference for the javelin and excels in dashes jumps and distances He will join temple boys attending large universities next fall entering California City in the fall line up with three hundred temple boys next fall
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Mornin Leheeville
Military School
Bard
J. PD
United States
Ferrall
Kemper
Tle
Missouri
Hund Temple
Isolated Pteria Bacteria Linked to Sleeping Sickness
Dr. F. E. Know of Mayo Clinic reports isolated bacteria from 145 cases of sleeping sickness showing lingering effects in about half. Dr. William from Portland notes about 50 percent exhibit mental fatigue tremors or other lasting symptoms. The findings were presented to the American Association's disease section in Missouri.
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Associated Press
Wuh
American Association
Feenow
Mayo Clinic
Ter
Minn
William
Portland
Ore
Weather outlook for Colorado on May 26
Forecast calls for generally fair Saturday with unsettled northeast region and north portion. Sunday should be fair with unsettled east portion. Temperatures rise in the northwest and a warmer trend observed.
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Ter
Colo
Local university weather and clock reports miss key times
Incomplete local report lists 6 p m deadlines and temperature figures for the university area. OCR fragments mention 86 degrees and references to times and places without coherent details.
Soviet effort to educate Russia hampered by famine
The Soviet government pushes education as food and supplies run short. Profound hunger cripples University professors and students, with many famine deaths among educators. Colton notes more women students, night classes, and a limited relief program aiding 7 600 to 16 000 students in Moscow Petrograd and Kazan.
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London
Rrussia
Tusvia
T. Colton
Montclair
N. J
Moscow
Young Men's Christian Association
Oon
American Relief Administration
Colton
Russia
Petrograd
Kagan
Mr. Colton
Thussia
Chicago Track and Field Meet Opens With 1000-Strong Field
Chicago May 26 The University of Chicago interscholastic track and field meet opened with preliminaries in ten events as more than 1000 school boys from 28 states competed. Notable stars include Bud Houser Keeble Draper Naegati and Bill Kerr. The heavy rain slowed times but strong performances were recorded.
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Thy
Associated Tren
Chicago
University of Chicago
America
Bud Houser
Oxnard
California
Keeble
Austin
Texas
Jimmy Draper
Georgetown
Hershel Smith
San Fernando
Naegati
Pillsbury Academy
Owatonna
Minn
Academy
Houser
Draper
Flyer
Barron
Fonda
Iowa
Albert Washington
Englewood High School
Huntington Beach
Cal
Cedar Rapids
Stockton
Southern California
Bill” Kerr
Bud” Nash
Manual Training High School of
Kansas City
Morse case denial sparks Senate clash over pardon links
Attorney General Daugherty testifies in Washington that he did not tell Senator Watson he had no connection with the Morse case and regrets any misunderstanding. Watson and Caraway dispute the denial, citing earlier discussions and alleging possible misrepresentation and hidden connections to liquor prosecutions and Volstead act violations.
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Associated Prowse
Washington
Daugherty
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Charles W. Morse
Caraway
Arkansas
Daueherty
Morse
Maugherty
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Moree
Wickersham
Surgeon General
Army
Helder
Georipta
Georgia
Harold J. Hart
Thomas Ready
Michael Lynch
New York
Federal Prohibition Bureau
Felder
Cosden Buys Colt for 85000 to Contest Morvich
Belmont Park N Y May 26 J S Gosden paid 85000 to Hurricane Stock Farms for Snob 11 a three year old colt by Prestige from Mary Dorn. Snob 11 will be nominated for the 50000 champion stakes at Latonia June 24 where he is to meet Morvich for the three year olds championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Belmont Park
N. Y
J. S. Gosden
Hurricane Stock Farms
Snob
Prestige
Mary Dorn
Snobb
Latonia
Morvich
Wool rate cuts announced for Union Pacific routes
Omaha Nebraska May 26 reductions on car load rates for wool in grease sacks and bales from Oregon Washington and Idaho to Reston Massachusetts take effect in June Frank W Robinson system freight wage manager announced today
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific System
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Reston
Mass
Frank W. Robinson
Systems Freight Walti
How Much Politics Is Back of Morse Daugherty Probe
Washington May 26 Special How much politics is involved in the Senate probe into Attorney General Harry M Daughertys role in arranging a pardon for Charles W Morse who was released from Atlanta peniten tiary in 1912 Morse later reappeared on Wall Street and is again indicted for alleged wartime frauds Democratic and Republican senators clash over the motives behind the investigation and the ongoing Morse shipping case and Bosch magneto case with discussions of political tactics and past pardons.
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Surry
Washington
United States
Senate
Harry M. Daugherty
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Taft
Waugherty
T. i. Caraway
Arkansas
Caraway
George Moses
New Hampshire
Pessberty
Daugherty
Morse Shipping
Bosch Magneto
Treasur
Morse
Army
Wall Street
News Dispatch
Debates on Private Ownership of Mexican Rails
El Paso correspondent reports Adolfo de la Huerta secretary of finance travels to New York for a conference with international bankers on Mexico debt and railways. He travels with Leon Satinar and others amid illness claims and planned ten to fifteen day stay, leaving from El Paso for Chicago and then New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
New York City
Associated Press
el Paso
Texas
Adolfo de la Huerta
Leon Satinar
Mexican National Lines
de la Huerta
Mexico City
New York
International Committee of Bankers On
Europe
Calio Rubico
Republi
Arturo
Luis Guzman
Julieta Tovar
Rubio
Salinas
Luis Gayon
Department of Finance
Ml Vaso
Southwestern
East
Fl Paso
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Co op Agencies See Biggest Year in Sweden
Stockholm May 26 Swedish co operative societies flourished last year as never before in the history of the Co operative Union of Sweden founded 1890 The banner year 1921 saw a net surplus about 125000 and cash on hand rising to 1850000 Deposits with union branches grew to 3350000 showing gains in co operative stores dwelling associations dairies and farmers groups across industrial centers with membership mainly from workers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Co-operative Union of
Sweden
Jhamd
Co-Operative Society
Golf champion Harvey Combe dies at 62 in Victoria
Victoria British Columbia May 26 Harvey Combe a renowned golf expert and former holder of the British Provincial championship nine times in the early days died today at age 62.
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Golf Champ
Victoria
B. C
Harvey Combe
Mechem Grants Conditional Pardon to Alarid
Gov Mechem issues a conditional pardon for Jacobo Alarid who was sentenced in June to five to ten years in Lana County for an offense not specified in the report.
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Santa,Fe
M. C. Mechem
Jacobo Alarid
Lana County
Ruth Is Fined 200 and Stripped of Yankee Captaincy
Chicago May 26 Babe Ruth was fined 200 and removed from the New York American captaincy by American League president Ban Johnson after Ruth disputed a decision and climbed into the stands. Johnson said the offense merited censure but did not suspend him. Ruth returns to the lineup the next day as Huggins declines comment on a new captain.
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Associated Ress
Chicago
Tatbe Huth
New York American Club
Joteon
Johnson
Hie
New York
Washington
Ruth
Hildebrand
Jolneen
Bambino
Babe Ruth
Yankee
Tluggins
Yankees
Huggins
Tnth
High Hits Three Homers In Portland Doubleheader
Charlie High of Portland, the right fielder, belted two homers in the first game against Salt Lake City and added a third in the opening inning of the second game, in a May 26 doubleheader in Portland, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Charlie High
Salt Lake City
State Treasury Remits $100 356 67 May Tax Share
County treasuries report remittance to the state treasury totaling 100 356 67 for May tax collections. Funds allocated include 20 071 to road funds, 10 036 to the current school fund, and multiple state institutions such as University of New Mexico 4 951 and Department of Public Welfare 2 140.
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Santa Fe
Margaret Strong
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Agricultural College
Las Cruces
School of Mines
Socorro
Military Institute
Roswell
Nore? University
Las Vegas
Normal School
Silver City
Eee
Deaf and Dumb School
Institute For the Blind
Alamogordo
Asylum For the Insane
el Rito
Miners Hospital
Raton
Reform School
Museum of New Mexico
Girls’ Welfare Board
Department of Public Welfare
Historical Society
Beard length contest draws in retired farmer Langseth
In Washpeton North Dakota on May 29 75 year old Langseth from Norway born and long time Iowa Minnesota resident shows a beard measurement exceeding sixteen feet as part of Sacramento California Days of 49 preparations. He travels with a side show past but now farms. The beard grows rapidly since a late life discovery and is kept tucked in a sack inside his waistcoat.
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Washpeton
Sacramento
Calif
North Linkotn
Tangaeth
California
Langerth
Langseth
Norway
Iowa
Clay County
Minnesota
Eines
Highway Board Approves Six Federal Aid Road Projects
The New Mexico highway commission approved six federal aid projects totaling about $500000. They span 62.005 miles across five counties Grant county hosts two projects. Bids open June 21. Projects include Valencia 13-B between Laguna and Cubero Lincoln 20-A Picacho to Border Hill Grant 56 Santa Rita to San Lorenzo Dona Ana 62 Las Cruces to Berino San Miguel 72 Pecos to Iowe Grant 85 Silver City to Cliff.
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Santa Fe
State Highway Commission
Valencia County
Laguna
Cubero
Lincoln County
Picacho
Border Hill
Grant County
Santa Rita
San Lorenzo
Dona Ana
Las Cruces
Berino
el Paso
Mt Paso
San Miguel County
Pecos
Iowe
Silver City
Cliff
Fatal anti Black assault in Waco BC incident
In Waco Texas May 26 a 23 year old Black man was fatally hurt by the father of Mrs Margaret Hayes after she identified him as the man who confronted her Seven rounds were fired inside the home then the father Sam Harris dragged the body to the public square where it was burned amid a six thousand strong crowd The Black person was later taken to the girl by Jh L McClure and his wife until the incident escalated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Margaret Hayes
Jh. L. McClure
Sam Harris
Missouri Valley javelin record set by Brutus Hamilton
Lawrence Kansas May 26 Olympic star Brutus Hamilton of Missouri broke the Valley record with a 173 foot 112 inch javelin throw in the preliminaries at the Missouri Valley meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Javelan
Lawrence
Kan
Brutus Hamilton
University of Missouri
Missouri Valley
Harding Earns Fourth Prize in Washington Golf Tourney
President Warren G. Harding tied for fourth with a gross 91 in the Washington newspaper corps golf tournament, earning a box of golf balls. Lowell Miller won first with a 91, while the silver cup went to the overall winner. Harding noted the balls looked like practice balls. The ten lowest scorers form a Washington club team to challenge a New York club next month.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
Marion Star
Washington Newspaper Corps
Washington Newspaper Golf Club
Lowell Meller
Washington News
Marion
Edward B. McLean
Washington Post
Capital News
New York
Intercollegiate meet yields California lead in prelims
California and Stanford dominate preliminaries at Cambridge with 15 and 10 qualifiers respectively. Cornell finishes second, Princeton third as J. W. Merchant of California shatters the hammer mark and Leconey Lafayette ties the 100 yard dash record in 9.8 seconds amid strong eastern showings.
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Leconey
Lafayette
Cambridge
Mass
Pacific Coast
University of California
Stanford University
California
Stanford
Cornell
Princeton
Ithaca
Moakley
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Yale
Penn State
J. W. Merchant
California Hercules
Merchant
H. F P. Bailey
University of Maine
Philadelphia
K. Shattuck
Berkeley
J. A. Leconey
Tafayette
Weters
Craig
Patterson
Seconeyo
Palo Alto
Williamson
Falk
Muller
Keep the Cookie Jar Full
A government pamphlet from the Department of Agriculture offers free recipes for cookies breads rolls biscuits waffles and pastries. The Washing ton Information Bureau will mail a copy to readers who send two cents and a stamped return envelope with a clear name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washington Information Bureau
Free Baking Booklet Request Reaches Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin of the Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau in Washington sends two cents in stamps for return postage on a free copy of the Baking Booklet. Name Street City State.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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The
Mechem Issues
Ban Johnson
Highway Board
Olx
Morning Journal
Negro
Ang Burnet
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