World Milk Record Set by Cow Owned By State Hospital
A Holstein from a state hospital herd set a world milk record eclipsing prior marks. Sheree, a six year old cow, produced 23 000 pounds of milk and 972 pounds of butterfat in her sixth year, under the care of hospital officials and dairy staff. The champion cow’s sire was Hothngey Fasne Korn Wyke, with dam Athens Tarrindton Spot Ford Walker. The record highlights the hospital dairy program and its notable performance within Class A six year olds.
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W. Nortot
Advanced Istry
National
Halstein-Priesian Association
Albert Winter
Sheree
MTF
Gall
Indern
Hothngey
B. Meyer
Adam- Paynes
Ixorndyvke
Athens
Tarrindton
Spotford Walker
Wich
A. Rege Ord
Ohie Departent
J. BH. Terry
Lespittl
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Bes
Te Wal
Fear
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Lamp
March outlook for iron and steel rises to optimistic tone
Industry observers expect a gradual improvement in iron and steel demand and production over the coming weeks. Analysts note that seasonal gains will aid the sector, with backlogs and output set to advance as market sentiment strengthens ahead of March.
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March
Prescott trip profile with Arizona imagery and travel notes
A fragmentary diary style item describes a January Prescott journey in Arizona featuring a tour via the Hus sayampa Trail, a Fred Harvey train ride, and locals like Grace Sparkes waiting at the Fassagampa Hotel. The piece includes weathered reflections on speed, road hazards, and a reference to Fort Whipple and Apache history. Continued on Cage 4.
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Aris
Rou
Ashforty
Hanna
Murray
Shire Toy
Prescott
Hussayampa
AY Prescott
Fort Whipple
Uncle Stim
Grace Sparkes
Chamber of Commaree
Fassagampa
Killer Woman Suspected in Mysterious Death Case
Chicago detectives Thomas Roche and Patricis Yourke pursue the strange death of Mrs. Scopple Moss 41 of Virginia in a private car incident. The victim, known to wear men's clothes, was found killed in an automobile, killer escaped through a window as bystanders broke in amid carbon monoxide fears. A slender, young suspect was described, with the theory shifting toward a woman disguising herself as a man.
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Cricags
Fan
Thomas Roche
Patricis Yourke
Chicago
Scopple Moss
Virginia
Hadeen
Miss Moss
Misa
Driver Sentenced for Manslaughter in Auto Crash
Clarence Wingle 27 was convicted of manslaughter after a wreck that killed two people, including Jeremiah Mahoney, a passenger. He received an indeterminate term at Mansfield Reformator. In Columbus, 12 Democratic assistants were named in the state fire marshal’s office by Frank Henry, none from southeastern Ohio.
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Cleveland
Jan
A.R
Clarence Wingle
Mansfield Reformator
Jeremiah Mahoney
Columbus
UPI
Frank Henry
New Stale
Ohta
Chokes On Toy Padloon Fatal For Girl
Alice Howell eighteen from Parkerburg West Virginia died after a toy padloon lodged in her throat while returning home from school Thursday evening. The accident occurred on the street.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Alice Howell
J. B. Howell
Feared Spirits? Toledo Theft in Funeral Car Incident
In Toledo a thief took a funeral car from in front of a home at the Aberlo Mortuary. The driver reported a short ride, and the car was recovered an hour later. No injuries reported as authorities investigate the escapade.
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Toledo
Aberlo Mortuary
Joker in Tariff Law Stemmed By Sugar Shippers
American sugar interests challenge a tariff loophole found by shippers to import sugar in solution form. The case, before the Customs Court of Appeals, centers on whether dissolving sugar into water to enter the United States violates tariff rules. If upheld, the practice could undercut duties on refined sugar products.
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Washington
Sint AL
Customs Court of Appeals
Cambridge High Youths Die As Auto Hits Pole
Cambridge high youths killed when auto hits pole near Newark. Driver Adair listed from Washington. multiple injuries reported. Hospital officials said two others are severely injured. investigators seek details on cause and sequence of events in the collision near Canidise.
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Cambridge High
Ohio
Prohibition Debate Echoes Across Nation Night Session
A fragmented report details speakers from various groups debating liquor restrictions. Key figures include Tan Cheng and Pred Tr discussing enforcement, public sentiment, and potential legal action as calls grow for nationwide limits. The piece mentions the Supermvan and Daisy Arca foundations supporting prohibition, with references to regional parties and opposing viewpoints across multiple locales.
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Cheng
Tan
Arca
Witiels Hay
Ceres
Tevingtum
Kadnan Trade Pact Collapse Amid Turbulent Tides
An obscure screed from St. Lots hints at a Kadnan trade pact breaking amid political turmoil. It mentions figures such as Aerio Key Bear and Adulphus Bush and references a New Years event with lists of factions and alleged betrayals. The text is garbled but centers on a perceived treaty breakdown and related intrigue.
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A. Bibi
Weis
Orthwein
Han Denney
Ala Riathy
St. Lene
Will Rogers on humanitarian aid and fundraising
Will Rogers reports a candid talk with the President and Senate leaders on relief funding for the red cross. He notes opposition in the House but urges raising quotas to help the hungry now, arguing speeches cannot feed the needy. He favors using multiple funds if necessary and critiques political rhetoric.
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Washington
Manny
Elwayes
American Red Cross
Barton Paro
Senate
Robinson
House
Ibes
Communist Arrest Shocks Newark Community
John Toth, accused of delivering a communist address at a city gathering, was fined 2% with costs on a disorderly conduct charge. The fine was suspended on the condition that Toth leave the city.
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Newark
Tan
John Toth
Toth
Panama inaugurates new president Alfaro in ceremony
In Panama City on January 16 Richardo J Alfaro was inaugurated as the Republic of Panama's new president after serving in the Panamanian ministry. He arrived from the United States and assumed office in a late ceremony yesterday.
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Panama City
Republic of Panama
R. Ricardo J. Alfaro
United States
Dr. Alfaro
Red Cross To Help Collect Drought Fund
The piece outlines a campaign by the Red Cross to raise drought relief funds across communities. It mentions public collection efforts, support events, and the involvement of local organizations and volunteers to gather coins and donations for relief.
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Red Cross
Consulate News and Local Incidents Reported in Cincinnati and Cleveland
Cincinnati reports a continued decline in German consulate activity as the German community notes. Attorney Gilbert Mettman denies a national rumor about a 1882 declaration. A Toledo woman dies after a streetcar incident, and Cleveland records significant earthquake tremors on January 17.
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Beatman
IU PR
U. & Loe
Gilbert Mettman
Ohre Alterney Gememnt
Red Cross Campaign Hindered by Senate Debate Payne Says
United Press reports from Washington describe the Senate debate hindering the Red Cross drive. Payne asserts the stalemate delays aid to distressed areas as Congress weighs food, medicine and clothing provisions amid partisan tension and calls for a swift session.
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Red Cross
Senate
Payne
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Congress
Peter
Rain Predicted for Next Week in Ohio Valley Weather
The weather forecast predicts rain Sunday night and Monday with possible flurries in the upper Ohio Valley on Thursday. Cooler temperatures are expected Tuesday and Wednesday, a warmer Thursday, then colder again Friday through Saturday. Snow flurries are possible in higher Ohio Valley regions on Saturday.
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Bhington
Tin
Werther Gyress
Obio Vallay
Tenner
Upper
Ohio Valley
Ohio Valle
Pilot dives to escape sinking boat at Horseshoe Falls
Warnings to all river travelers after a 35 foot craft capsized near Niagara Falls Ontario. The pilot leaped from the boat about one mile upstream before the vessel plunged over the falls. Teed Ithy, a noted river man, was reported safe with non life threatening injuries.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Wiliam
Rman
Mine strike ends Carmift in Wales workers accept wage deal
January 17 in South Wales coalfields about 190,000 miners ended a strike after accepting a new wage agreement. They planned to resume work on Monday under the terms agreed with the employers.
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Carmift
Wales
South Wales
Astruca
Wos
Tiny Twins Sue Grandpa for 150000 in Chicago Suit
Patsy and June Woyton nine months old sue Branley Woyton a wealthy Chicago contractor for 150000 alleging he induced their father to abandon them and their mother. The suit is brought by their mother Mrs. Max Woyton who is pictured with the twins.
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Daisy
Violet Inner
Eamese
She Hilton
Myer Rothtum
San Antonio
Texas
Mr. Stothbaum
Branley Woyton
Chicago
Patsy
June Woyton
Alding
Max Woyton
White To Use Ax To Reduce State Upkeep
Columbus dispatch outlines Governor White and officials debating a budget ax to trim state expenditures. The article cites readiness to cut agencies including health and prohibition divisions, with recommendationsPending emergency funding and potential personnel shifts as lawmakers weigh fiscal restraint and cabinet reorganization.
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White
Detroit boy injured in crash as man convicted
A Detroit incident reports a boy seriously injured after a crash in the afternoon when a driver ran down another youth. The man was convicted of drunken driving and reckless charges, with prior offenses noted.
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Detroit
Leonard Hoest
Ina
Naskey Hat Kant
Monoplane Smuggling Suspected Flight Through California Skies
In Long Beach on January 11 an aircraft suspected of smuggling Chinese nationals from Mexico was pursued by a patrol plane. During the chase the fleeing plane dived at the pursuing crew including Gene Hensley and Robert Forsets, narrowly missing them and escaping after a perilous exchange.
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Mexico
Gene Hensley
Robert Forsets Blade
Pifota
Athe
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