Farm Bloc Seeks Cotton Compromise On Farm Bill
Senate races to vote at 4 p m on a cotton amendment that could add eight votes to the McNary Haugen farm bill. A tentative deal would defer the cotton equalization fee for two years if southern senators back the bill. Negotiations continued as some farm bloc members objected to the compromise and tobacco may be added to the program.
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Paul Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
Collon
Loleve
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Santa Fe Official Leaps to Death in Hospital
Edward Chambers 68, second vice president of the Santa Fe railroad, died after leaping from a fourth floor room at St Luke’s hospital in San Francisco. He had been admitted for a minor operation days earlier and his career spanned 48 years from Pueblo, Colorado to executive posts with the Santa Fe ending as traffic chief in Chicago.
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San Francisco
Edward Chambers
Santa Fe Railroad
St. Lukes Hospital
C Chambers
Chambers
Pueblo
Colo
The
Santa Fe
Chicago
Garrett Folsom
Pelham
Theft Unsolved Aboard Liner Columbia
The Liner Columbia sails toward San Francisco with $51,000 missing from its vault. The theft occurred at sea and remained unsolved after a thorough search upon arrival in San Pedro. Passengers and crew were detained during the investigation.
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San Pedro
Cal
U.P
Columbia
San Francisco
Not taxable bequest to Kalida church court rules
In Ottawa dated Feb 11 the court of appeals decides Casper Gerde left $10,000 to J Michael's church Kalida for masses is not subject to inheritance tax. The remainder of his $60,000 estate left to the church priest for church benefits is taxable, upholding probate and common pleas decisions.
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Ottawa
U.pr
Casper Gerde
J. Michael's Church
Kalida
Court of Appeals
Probate and Common Pleas Court
Bank Closes in Scott County After Harvest Slump
The Farmer's Savings Bank of Scott north of Van Wert closed its doors permanently. The Paulding National Bank purchased its assets to cover a capital stock of 6.7 million dollars as agricultural market lows worsened, officials said today.
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Osaes
Scripps-Howard Buys New & Evening Telegram
The New York paper reports Scripps-Howard has acquired the New & Evening Telegram. This purchase expands the chain to among its largest U.S. newspapers and marks its first entry in New York journalism.
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Etv
New York
York
New & Evening Telegram
Scripps-Howard
Telegram
Scripps-Howard Concern
Seca
Army morale strained as Sixteenth Infantry faces fire relief delays
NEA Service writer notes from Governor's Island NY that ten years after WWI soldiers of the Sixteenth Infantry, First Division, now back home, face fire-damaged barracks and inadequate funds for rebuilding. Soldiers recall wartime discipline, while officers beg Congress for proper support to keep the army ready for peace.
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Lee Trenscoli
NEA
New York
Governor’s Island
New York Harbor
Sixteenth Infantry
Argonne
Nccesaries
Sixteenth
The
Bay
France
A. FE. F
Death at Sea Shadows Intricate Folsom Investigation
Miss Anastasia Folsom takes control of the Garrett Folsom case at Ocean Town New Jersey hotel. Jepson reports to her while Roger Neville yields influence as suspects include Ned Barron and others. Anastasia orders posters and access to rooms as police prepare the formal inquiry and await witnesses.
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Garrett Folsom
Ocean Town
N. J
Majusaca
Folsom
Roger Neville
Helen Barnaby
Carmelita Waldon
Ned Barron
Copper King
Anastasia
New York
Polsom
Ross
Barron
Jepson
Miss Folson
Mr. Neville
Mr. Jepsyn
Miss Folsom
Mr.Neville
Mies Folsom
Jepsen
Ace
Mr. Jepson
Paxton
Duchess
Carmelita
Mr. Jepsn
Roger
Carmy
Carneila Waldon
Garry
Warrett Folsom
Indy
Anastasia Folsom
Ma ‘Fusaca
Ohio Senate to consider 40 gubernatorial appointments
Governor Donahey sent 39 names in two groups to the Ohio Senate as of February 11 including Charles F. Holzer to the university trustees, F. W. Bush for the Athens publisher term, and Well ington I. Leonard to the industrial commission. Aims to dispose all by February 21 with two boards still pending pharmacy.
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Columbus
United Press
Ohio Senate
Donahey
Hie University
Charles FE. Holzer
Gallipolis
C. W. Cookson
Urbana
F. W. Bush
Athens
Senate Rules Committee
Wellington I. Leonard
Mansfield
Industrial Commission
State Board of Pharmacy
Public Utilities Commission
James W. Huffman
Chandlersville
C. C. Marshall
Sidney
William Klingler
Lima
Common Pleas
George T. Poor
Cincinnati
Chester
Thorpe
Frank B. Maullar
Chillicothe
Judge Gary to retire as U S Steel chairman in April
Reports revived today that RE H Gary will retire in April as chairman of the United States Steel Corp. and be succeeded by former New York Governor Nathan I Miller.
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New York
RE. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Nathan I. Miller
Mrs Norman McLeod Wanamaker daughter dies after illness
Mrs Norman McLeod daughter of the late John Wanamaker died in University Hospital after a month of illness following an operation.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Norman McLeod
John Wanamaker
University Hospital
Edison Celebrates Eightieth Birthday Quietly in West Orange
Thomas A. Edison marked his eightieth birthday with a low key day in West Orange New Jersey. He hosted friends Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone for conversation about vacations and scheduled a luncheon with the Edison pioneers.
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Paul W. White
United Press
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Harvey Firestone
Edison
Edison Pioneers
Ladies’ Guild
The
West Orange Methodist Church
Laymen Meet Dinner for Retirement Fund of Ministers
The laymen committee of the Presbyterian church held a luncheon at Hotel Berry at 12 30 with Athens Presbytery representatives. The campaign aims to fund a retirement system for ministers and seeks a county quota of 28500 toward a national goal of 15000000.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Hotel
Berry
Athens
Weather Retains Cold Tone with Unusual Past Records
A historical weather note records a 20 below zero low for this date long ago, with a 65 degree high in 1898. It shows 7 AM readings at 21 degrees, rising to 40 by noon, followed by a two hour temperature table for Thursday and Friday detailing readings from 24 to 40 degrees.
Live Stock Market Report Cincinnati Area
Live stock receipts and prices for cattle calves sheep and hogs. Cattle receipts 6550 calves 450 market dull beef steers 7.25 to 10.25 light yearlings and heifers 6.5 to 10.00 beef cows 5.00 to 6.75 vealers 10.50 to 15.00 heavy calves 6.00 to 10.00 bulk stock and feeder steers 6.00 to 7.00 Hog receipts 2700, 1090 heldover. hogs mostly 25 lower with various weights and prices from 11.50 to 12.65 per 100 pounds. Sheep receipts 75 market steady top fat lambs 13.50 bulk fat lambs 10.00 to 13.50 bulk cull lambs 5.00 to 7.00 bulk fat ewes 3.50 to 6.50.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Livestock Market Prices Report
Hogs receipts 1800 with market active. Prices per weight: 200-350 lbs 12.00 to 12.35. 250-200 lbs 12.35 to 12.70. 160-200 lbs 12.70 to 12.96. 120-160 lbs 12.12 to 12.90. packing sows 8 to 11 dollars. Cattle receipts 1600 calves 125. market steady. Beep steers 9.00, vealers 16.00 to 16.50. Sheep receipts lower. fat lambs top 13.35.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago Produce Receipts Detail Butter Eggs Standards
Chicago market detail lists butter receipts 4 988 creamery ex tras 48 ac live standards 49 firsts iGhaceet Yee seconds 44e 45 gc ex tras 49 c Eggs receipts 9 340 ordinaries 32 firsts use
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Chicago
Butter steady as eggs edge lower in market report
Prices show butter unchanged while eggs decline. Fresh gathered extra firsts bring 3044c, fresh thered firsts 2034c, ordinary firsts 28%¢, seconds 274c and nearby ungraded 2014c as reported in the daily market summary.
Cleveland Produce Routry Prices and Varieties
A local listing shows poultry and eggs with prices: heavy springers 30 cents each, Leghorns 23 cents, ducks 35 cents, geese 12 to 20 cents, cocks 16 cents, stags 22 cents, eggs at 33 to 34 cents per dozen. Rest unchanged.
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Cleveland
Liberty Bond Markets Show Mixed Early Activity
Liberty Bonds in New York trading opened uneven with 8 POs Liberty 14s at 101.11 and unchanged. First 44s at 103.9 net, 4% 100.23 up .01. Four percent bonds 4s at 101.11 off .0.
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Liberty
New York
Auction notice in Athens County partition case
In Athens County Common Pleas Court case 13 573, Arthur J Learned et al vs John T Learned et al, an alias order of sale in partition directs a public auction at the courthouse door in Athens on Saturday March 12 1927 at 1 p m. The property is Lot 93 in Sanders Addition to Field now Millfield Dover Township, Athens County Ohio. Appraised value listed. sale cash. Sheriff Wm Williams to conduct sale. Pivot attorney for plaintiff.
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State of Ohio
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Arthur J. Learned
John T. Learned
Athens
VINCO Promises Health Through Liver and Bowel Aid
Better health and longer life are claimed for VINCO a laxative tablet described as gentle on the elderly and those with chronic constipation. The ad touts no dope no gripe and urges a 26 cent box from a druggist with one tablet taken nightly to feel young again.
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Truckman
Institution At
Scott
FE. F
Governor's Island
He Rhine
Governor's Island Warehouse
Carolyth Wells
Bynea Service Inc
Mr. Ipson
Ohio University
Firestone, Ford
Presbyterian Drive For Pension Fund
Sherife
Wm. Williams
O. T. A. Tentiff’s Rney
van Wert
Ohio
van Wert County
Marsh Foundation Peles
Hebron
H. T. Puffer
American Agricultural Chemical Company
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