Milk Strike in Chicago Ends After Arbitration Move
Chicago officials say the milk strike ended after producers and distributors agreed to arbitration. Dairymen sought 2.85 per hundredweight while distributors offered 2.50. Violence preceded the accord with milk dumped and trains seized across Illinois and neighboring states.
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Associated Proas
Chicago
Arnold Kegel
Soo Line
Lake Villa
Ill
Lake Ville
Bartlet
Half Day
Elgin
Lake Geneva
Illinois
Burlington
Elkhorn
Springfield
Wisconsin
Gary
Miller
Indiana
First Semester Final Examinations Announced for Amarillo Schools
Examinations for the first semester will be held in Amarillo schools this week. Elementary students have no classes after their last exams Monday January 28 when report cards are issued. Grades 4 to 7 finish Thursday afternoon while the lower grades end Friday noon.
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Amarillo
Tax strikes in Nuevo Laredo over new licenses
Two strikes ripple across the border as Nuevo Laredo residents and taxi drivers protest new government license fees. Telephone subscribers boycotted toll calls, removing receivers, while taxi drivers and hansom cab pilots halted work to oppose the levies.
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Associated Press
Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
Rio Grande
250 Carloads Grain Set January Record at Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas January 22 receipts of more than 250 carloads at the grain market marked a new January day high. Farmers and shippers cleared about 268000 dollars in sales. Corn oats and grain sorghums sold at season highs with strong demand. Receipts expected to stay high for the next three months.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Britain fears epidemic of flu in America
British doctors warn the recent influenza wave in the United States may have reached Britain. Thousands of cases appear nationwide with mild head cold symptoms and occasional dizziness. Physicians urge patients to avoid crowds and seek open air exercise to stave off a potential return of the 1918 flu outbreak.
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International
London
United States
Britain
America
Europe
Wednesday's Five Best Radio Features
United Press highlights radio features for Wednesday listing programs across networks. Entries include WGY Schenectady 380 WMAK-7 CST General Electric Hour WEAF Palmolive Hour WJZ Verdi Aida Act Two Chicago Civic Opera WOR Holster Orchestra Night Club Romances with network times.
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United Press
WGY
Zahnd Re elected National Party Chairman for 1929
John Zahnd of Indianapolis was reelected national chairman of the Nation Party for 1929 at the 11th annual executive meeting in Indianapolis. The group chose Kansas City for the 1930 meeting on January 2 with Indianapolis remaining national headquarters. National officers elected include Levi Steven Lewis first vice chairman Florence Garvin second vice chairman Mabel Larue national secretary and Wiley J. Romminger national treasurer. Members of the national committee named earlier include Lena Chapin W H Henry N Nielson Anne Hastings and E Loretta Reisman.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
John Zahnd
Nation Party
Kansas City
Levi Steven Lewis
Denver
Colorado
Florence Garvin
Lonsdale
Rhode Island
Mabel Larue
Wiley J. Romminger
Lena Chapin
Florence
Alabama
W. H. Henry
Monte Ne
Arkansas
N. Nielson
Los Angeles
California
Anne F. Hastings
San Diego
E. Loretta Reisman
Boulder
Notable Names Tied to Multiple Cities Listed
Colorado, Henry O Shaw, Zioneville Indiana Elva C King Corydon Indiana Samuel Zahad Charleston Illinois P R Brash Gulfport Mississippi Paul W Bennington Cleveland Ohio and Dr P A Spain Paris Texas identified across regions in the notice.
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Colorado
Henry O. Shaw
Zioneville
Ind
Elva C. King
Corydon
Indiana
Samuel Zahad
Charleston
Ill
P. R. Brash
Gulfport
Miss
Paul W. Bennington
Cleveland
Ohio
P. A. Spain
Paris
Texas
Cattle rustler asks to set aside verdict
Convicted cattle rustler seeks to set aside the jury verdict in Utica New York with motions filed on January 22. Proceedings focus on alleged errors in trial and questions of evidence.
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International News Service
Utica
N. Y
Pye Seeks Verdict Set Aside in Cattle Rustling Case
In Herkimer county court Charles Pye of Fairfield asks the verdict be set aside arguing a prejudiced juror was in the box. His attorney alleges a juror withheld information after attending a meeting urging farmer cooperation with officials to catch cattle thieves. Pye is freed on $3000 bail. A January 21 hearing on the attorney’s application is scheduled. Miss Angeline Lang has accepted a stenographic position with the Radford Grocery Company.
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Herkimer
Charles Pye
Fairfield
Pye
Charles Bell
Co-Op
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Zahnd
National Party
Ters
Frank B. Salter
Ward’s
Cardinan Electric
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Weard
Electric Cleaners
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