Government help debated at livestock convention
At the American National Livestock Association annual convention in Albuquerque on January 14 delegates debated the AP Washington report on the agriculture department’s preliminary findings. Fred Hi Bixby praised the report for cattlemen while Charles Springer urged War Finance Corp be retained to meet stockmen needs.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
N. M
American National Livestock Association
Washington
Agricultural Commission
Coolidge
Fred Hi. Bixby
Agricultural Communsion
American National
Mr. Bixby
Charles Springer
Cimmaron
N. Bani War Finance Corporation
Springer
War” Finance Corporation
Deanaie
Banka Dion
Tocal Capital
Allabie
Ife
Intermedius Cred Banka
Ceat
Mr. Springer
War Finance ‘Corporation
New Mexico
Mystery Surrounds Girl After Mother's Death Reported
A perplexing case emerges as investigators examine a bedroom scene where a girl and her mother were found among scattered clothing. Authorities pursue leads while family and neighbors await clarity on the events surrounding the death.
New land policy urged to aid cattle business
A Washington report from January 14 says the Coolidge administration and the federal commission on agricultural credit urge policy changes to revive the cattle industry. It calls for revised transportation charges and a protective tariff, plus better use of existing government agencies to ease credit shortages and support livestock railers. The plan proposes a committee of Interior and Agriculture secretaries to draft uniform grazing policy and to report on progress by July 1, while seeking to adjust the Farm Loan Board authority.
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Associated Plan
Washington
Cool Bia Agricultural’ Commissior Rating Finance Agencies
Crean
Lanty
Federal Farm Loan’ Board
Agricultural ‘Credits Act
Joan Board
Interior and Agriculture
Wealth of U. S. Estimated At Year 1922 Value
The report places U S wealth at 320.8 billion in 1922 with real property and improvements valued at over 20 trillion dollars? The figures list railroads machinery and tools and public utilities among top assets, with livestock and motor vehicles also significant. States show large totals with Montana and Wyoming among the higher values.
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U. S
the Wales
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aye
Toma
Canale
Litigation
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Eleven Nations Sign Dawes Pact on War Debt Payments
Paris dispatch reports eleven allied finance ministers signed the protocol distributing Dawes plan annuities with the United States included. The talks centered on American claims and the clause securing further American participation, with no major reservations by major powers. The final session marked one of the era’s key developments in postwar finance and European affairs.
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United States
Paris
Seppo
Bramerenee
America
Con
Logan
Europe
200 GALLONS BOOZE SAVED BY GOVERNOR
A report claims 200 gallons of confiscated liquor were saved from destruction by the governor who allegedly allowed the liquor to remain in office. Authorities say the governor lacked authority to destroy the liquor without a court order, and the Civil Service Commission intervened. The incident centers on state prohibition forces and the governor’s succession.
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Haquor
Civil Service Comfaseion
Litereth Gu ‘Rnor
Prohibition Forces
Smith
Guard Commander Fights For Office
Associated Press reports Denver coverage as guard commander Ardourel and Csiorada vie for an appointed or elected position. Fragmentary notes reference campaign actions and local party involvement. Readable details about dates or outcomes are missing in the text.
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The
Associated Denver
Cole
Csiorada’ National Ara Ang
McFadden Bill 10 Regulates Banking Passed by House
The House passed the McFadden bill regulating national banking after a roll call vote of 172 to 6. Amendments proposed by Representative Wingo and Breen were debated. the measure aims to require national banks to follow federal rules and could affect branch operations in relation to state institutions.
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Mfadden
Associated Press
Washington
House
McFadden
McPraden
Baulking
Democrat
Texas
Breapell
Wingo
Federal Reserve System
American Tankers Association
Hull
Robbers Capture Oklahoma Bank Spearheaded by Unknown
A damaged OCR fragment references a bank robbery in Oklahoma with scattered phrases about capture and a corn field. Principal names, dates, and exact locations are unreadable. The readable bits indicate police pursuit and an arrest linked to the incident.
King of Inories Plays Farewell on Leaving Pen
Harry M Snodgrass known as the Ivories gave a farewell program from WOR in Jefferson City Missouri as he nears release from state prison. The event drew hundreds in the Capitol chamber and thousands more listened nationwide. Snodgrass his wife and their year old son were present. Announcer Don Witten hosted the broadcast and will miss Snodgrass when he tours with Wincensley. Snodgrass had recently been sentenced to three years for attempted fraud.
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Jefferson City
Harry M. Snodgrass
the Ivories
WOR
Sation
Missouri Capitol
House of Representatves Chamber
Wanry Hnodgrass
Don Witten
Witten
Ton
Snodcrass
Frid Wincensley
Cargo recovered after half century salvage voyage
Fragmented report notes a longlost ship cargo recovered by a salvage company. Names and specifics are garbled but mention of a frigate, Cape, and various personnel hint at a maritime enterprise led by a captain. Details remain unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Cape of Chiles
Tessa
eDip
Winkeiey
Laavitt
Sasser
First Year Class to Start If Bill Ratified in Montana
STATE CAPITOL Helena Montana January 14 another measure to eliminate state employees targets the department of education The proposal tied to county school supervision would allow county superintendents to take over supervision duties The bill by McCarty seeks elimination of the railroad commission or its compensation and follows an earlier failed session effort The measure was referred to the committee on education with a favorable report from the panel
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Helena
Mont
Department of Education
Dirs. Mearty
Dawson
Montana
Sohosi
Ste. Macarty
Malarion
School of Mines
Robert Larson
Sheridan
Railroad Commission
McCarty
Incerstate Worth Million and Half
By the Associated Press a list shows incertain state funds and benefits for the next five years. The text indicates financial planning for a faction or organization and mentions branches and houses to continue work at a national institute for a beneficiary group.
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Maine
Incor
Brance and
Ince
Benat
Senate Passes All To Lease Muscle Shoals
Washington Jan 14 The Senate approved the Underwood private leasing bill 50 to 0 ending its direct involvement in the Muscle Shoals dispute for now. The measure moves to the House with uncertainty over whether it should go to conference or be referred to the military committee as discussions continue.
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Washington
Senate
House
Friends of
Officials guilty in booze conspiracy case arrest details
A garbled report states officials were found guilty in a booze conspiracy. It mentions fines up to 10 000 dollars and names individuals and a police department, but many words are unclear or misspelled.
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Marron
Prineluca
Wully
Bishop Scathingly Scores Alleged Teachings At Church Review
Report records Bishop Brown and others in a church board of review amid a prosecution over doctrinal disputes. Charles J. Dibble contends the defendant’s views contradict church doctrine including denial of God and Christ’s earthly existence. trial records show arguments about spirit and matter.
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Charles J. Dibble
Board of Review
J. W. Sharts
Counel
Dibble
Brown
Wileam Leonard
Strible
Dippie
God
Christ
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