Grain Farmers Hit By Sagging Prices in Kansas
Worries over debt and notes loom as wheat farmers rush to finish harvest under low returns. Many hold or store grain rather than sell at 65 to 76 cents, with Texas seeing higher prices. Oklahoma storage limits and Kansas crop shortfall compound hardships across the Southwest.
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Grain Bell
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Dallas News
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Oklahoma
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Federal Farm Board
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Dry states to be centers in enforcement
Washington June 28 The Justice Department plans to concentrate prohibition enforcement in states sympathetic to the dry law after July 1 and to intensify federal efforts in wet states with little cooperation. Attorney General Mitchell outlined a shift of enforcement from Treasury to Justice and pledged conferences with state authorities to improve compliance and enforcement nationwide.
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Justice Department
Federalate Army
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Treasury
Justice Dtpanoent
Thors
Catskills Dream Of A Vast Uplift For All
A rambling ARTHUR BRISLANE piece imagines the Catskills as a grand haven for America’s 1,750,000 children and 36,000 preachers, urging move from New York toward mountains for civilization and freedom, while also noting a Newfoundland storm and huge hailstones as striking news images.
Houdini Youth Recaptured After Break In Escape
In Brookline Massachusetts guard detail surrounds 17 year old Victor Stanwhite known as the Houdini. He was recaptured near midnight after an attempted hold up and a fatal pawnbroker shooting in Boston. Stanwhite had broken into a residence and was found sleeping upstairs when authorities arrived offering no resistance.
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Brookline
Mass
Victor Stanwhite
Hoy Houdini
Boston City
Potter
William R. Cordinglex
Stonwhite
Auepeis
Love poems booklet offered in Athens Messenger ad
The Athens Messenger promotes a season love themed booklet titled Love Poems. It features widely quoted poetry from seventy or more poets and promises to compliment young lovers with romantic fragments. Send for your copy today.
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Senti
Klan Rally Planned in Berminghs Ala July 1 Parade
Ku Klux Klan officials said 2,000 members will join a parade in Berminghs on July 1 with Congressman Oscar DePriest of Chicago slated to speak. A warning from the telegraph warned him to beware his appearance amid the event. Lost Akron boy Victor Bowman, missing since Wednesday, was found in Fort Wayne, Indiana with 59-year-old Louis Watmon, his alleged kidnapper, police said.
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Oscar DePriest
Chicago
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House of Representatives
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Akron
Victor Bowman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Louis Watnon
Pittsburgh Man Kills Wife Over Unemployment Claims
A Pittsburgh man, 64, killed his wife amid tensions from unemployment. He attacked her with a knife in their home, severing causes of death as police say the dispute centered on unemployment benefits. The suspect was later arrested.
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Irene
Joan Dosh
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Hin Biter
Cis
Blackmailers Battle Posse on Missouri Highway
Cape Girardeau Missouri sheriff and posse engage three alleged blackmailers on a rural road north of town. Shots fired, two captors confrontors retreat into woods as Meyer and Henderberger deliver counterfeit packages and seek $5000. Pursuit continues after decisive ambush and exchange of gunfire.
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Madane
Here
Dom
Snyder
Henderman Are
Weather Outlook Sees Mild Week with Thunder Showers
The United States Weather Bureau reports Ohio Valley will have mostly fair weather through the week with thunderstorms possible Tuesday and again Thursday. Warm at the start and middle of the week, turning slightly cooler after midweek.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Man on Trial for Stealing A String Beans
A man identified as Patrick Hogan, 60, was brought to City Court on a charge of attempting to steal a crate of string beans. Hogan claimed a doctor ordered a two year worn table diet, adding the diet led to a lapse in judgment and the first appearance since.
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Buffalo
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Patrick Hogan
Hogan
Tom Greene Wins Again in Betsy Ann Grunge Race
Tom Greene defeats Betsy Ann in a grunge event witnessed by thousands. The race on the river lasts about two hours with strategic steering, waves, and a headlong finish. Betsy Ann struggles against Greene and fails to recover, while Greene, aided by the river, secures the victory amid the crowd’s cheers.
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Lott
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Tony Gevene
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Capi Way
Angie
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Imnille
Production meeting plans for Logan district inquiry
A preliminary meeting in Logan district is arranged to discuss the Sutal production plan and the new Crade lense prepay. The gathering, slated for Wednesday in Pittsburgh, aims to secure producer support for the proposed project and outline the path to a later general meeting.
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Speelil
Glyia
Uxtal
Morrow Goes Tik Mexic and Political Move Cited
In fragmented text, a political note mentions a candidate from New Jersey and a potential action related to the American Embassy. The garbled OCR limits clear names or dates, but the tone hints at a late breaking political maneuver connected to a senator or candidate and international engagement.
Radio and TV to Be Used by Best Teachers in Education
Columbus June 27 Dr William Bagley of Columbia University spoke to the annual meeting of the National Council of Education at the White House on the coming role of radio and television in U.S. education. He argued that talkies radio and TV offer greater promise than motion pictures and will enable top teachers to reach students across schoolrooms. He noted that broadcasts could be used in all rooms, with some teachers unable to participate but all pupils watching and learning. Financing could come from municipal state or federal funds, endowments, or private enterprise, though he cautioned about advertising concerns and emphasized the need for responsible broadcasting.
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Neational Council of Education
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National Education Association
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Hoover Raises Private Fund for Crime Studies
Hoover launches a private campaign to raise 100000 dollars to support studies on crime under the Wickersham Committee. The effort aims to fund research and analysis, with organizers emphasizing discreet fundraising and ongoing evaluation of progress.
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Hoover
Wickersham
Teachers Meet This Week in NEA Session
Summary of a Nebraska era NEA gathering addressing vital educational values. Leaders including Governor Myers Conner and State Education Director John Clifton speak as educators debate curriculum, funding, and policy amid national council discussions on improving schools and student welfare.
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National Council of ‘Education
Veleon
Myers Cooner
John I. iCifton
Rath Durtie
Lincoln
Neb
Villages appeal rehearing over Malta McConneisville gas rate
The Public Utilities Commission received a statement from villages in Columbus regarding a rehearing on the Malta-McConnelville Gas Company rate ordinance. A previous hearing led to dismissal in the villages’ favor. They claim the company charged large depreciation and collected funds from consumers, with the commission allegedly accepting the charges. Joseph Schenck dies in Detroit at Rock-Cadillac Hotel after midnight.
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Publle Cullities Commission
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Fragmented News Index Shows Rural Tensions Across Regions
Disorderly OCR reveals scattered items from Westin farmers Wheat story to Nelsonville and Athens Society News. Highlights include weather impact on crops, a fatality, a Texas crime reference, and a general community notices page.
Death notices obituary fragment from Anon City Colorado
Fragmentary death notice: age over 100, name Lindriling, with vague references to slavery and a servant history. Mentions Keyte and Captain Rockefelton, unclear dates and places. Reading incomplete, details uncertain.
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Keyte
Cannan City
Rockefelton
Thyémra
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