Drought Relief Debate Shapes Wheat and Feed Policy
Secretary Hyde analyzes 40 000 letters on drought impact and contends grain surpluses threaten wheat belt stability. He notes feeding wheat to stock could curb surplus but relies on corn comparisons and price feasibility. The administration questions how to dispose of excess grain to avoid harming livestock markets. An August survey by the Agriculture Department highlights nationwide drought effects and potential policy shifts. ANNOUSCE Birth: Mr and Mrs HOI Alexander announce daughter birth in Minerva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Agiiulture Department
Jyde
Hans Non
Chicago
Storia
Dushel
United Bluies
The Athens Messenger Publishes Booklets on Rats and Mice
The Athens Messenger offers two booklets about rats and mice detailing damage from depredations across farms and homes. It notes house mice and two rat varieties threaten stores, kitchens, and vegetable matter, urging readers to obtain the government publication on Rats and Mice and to act against these pests. It includes a coupon to request the copy.
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Athens
Four Cent Stamp Request for Rats and Mics Booklet
A short note requests enclose four cents in celhay stamps to obtain a booklet titled Rats and Mics Name Ehitet Hed kee ee as ee ee State. The fragment mentions postage and title and reflects a historical publication request context.
Can’t Catch Me Girl Defies Truant Officer
Cleveland Sept 6 Anna Koski a 14 year old girl defies truancy demands by vowing to remain in a tree atop Wilbur Wright School grounds. An interrogator reported her 1228th hour of tree sitting and she stated no intent to descend regardless of the officer's efforts.
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Cleveland
Wilbur Wright
Anna Koski
Anna Meade Tihat
Trac
Anna
Today by Arthur Brisbane Turbulent wind devastates Santo Domingo
A dramatic Arthur Brisbane column describes a fierce hurricane that raged over Santo Domingo, destroying the capital's prosperous houses and the poor's shanties. It notes tens of thousands displaced, looting concerns, and the wind's vast reach toward the Dominican coast and toward the United States.
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Santo Romingo Duef
Dominican Republic
Santo Doninga
Revolt spreads in Buenos Aires amid unrest and martial law
Reports from Buenos Aires describe a spreading revolt against President Etroven with central city fighting after sunset. Martial law was imposed in the federal district as Vice President Martinez assumed interim duties amid a political crisis impacting Latin American stability and US perceptions.
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Buenos Aires
Eirpollio Etroven
Lrtique Martinez
Ins
Bience Aires
Martine
Trigavens
America Economically Sick but Not as Bad Ford Says Before Sailing
New York reports Henry Ford believes Ames is economically sick but the business is not as bad as a few months ago. He discussed the nation’s financial malady before boarding the North German Lloyd liner Bremen for a six week trip to Germany. He noted the market’s ups and downs reflect changes in speculation and warned recovery will take time, urging calm as people reassess investments.
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America
Badford
New York
Henri Ford
Ark
Wealthy Couples Lose Jewelry to Impatient Bandits
A Chicago robbery targets three affluent couples, totaling about $100,000 in jewels from a nightclub. Suspects fled in a single car as the bandits escaped with valuable pieces while witnesses described a tense, hurried incident.
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Chicago
Drys endorse Ruth’s enemy as candidate
The Dry party endorsement backs Lotte Holman O’Neill, Independent opponent of Ruth Hanna McCormick and of James Hamilton Lewis, while F Scott McBride and the league urge adherents in Illinois to ignore the prohibition repeal referendum on the November ballot.
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Chicago
Sept
Tragus
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Mra
Chinese Troops Advance Toward Three Main Cities
Fragmentary report states Chinese forces win a victory over the Mortiern at key routes toward Kagfeng Chearenow Loyue. Northern Arm under General Tensault reportedly moves to capture the three towns while WHS retreats from the Londal Pipe and Hinkow railway transfer. The message hints at tensions as Shek government leader plans renewed efforts amid the season.
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Hawkow Chinn
Chiniss
Kagfeng
Jerason
Flight plan and bidders set for transatlantic run to New York
A group of businessmen including Captain Coste and Maurice Bel ante discuss a $2500 offer to sponsor a test flight from Paris to New York. Marc Smit notes the arrival of Fasterwood in New York and outlines a delegation expected to travel to meet the aircraft and assess the venture while attention turns toward the toll of the transit.
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Dallas
Lox
Lasterroad
Prrin
Pallas
Petate
Cieudonne Coste
Maurice Belante
Fasterwood
New York
Uirane
Marc Smit
Waits
New
Yor
Arrests in Louisiana case spark fraud conspiracy charges
In New Orleans Sept 6 authorities filed charges of conspiracy to kidnap and purchase money against Governor Huey P Long, the governor’s brother in law, and five State Bureau of Criminal Identification members. The案 stem from an alleged abduction plot linked to a man named Char ter Urbinas who advertised for sale counterfeit or obsolete bills, offering up to $2,000 per note, defrauding buyers nationwide.
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NEW Orleaks
Huey FP Long
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
Chicago
Samuel Irby
James ‘Terrell
Charter Urbinas
Dara McConnell
Fivelihe
Unite
Aeseral Anere
Dilehet
Aaiq Urbanar
Birth control stance urged by Ohio Methodist conference
Sept 6 report that the committee on reform will urge the Ohio Methodist Episcopal Church Conference to endorse a birth control proposal. It would authorize family doctors to provide information when necessary to promote humanity, aligning with East Conference recommendations. Nearby census figures show nearly 20 percent of Americans live in cities over 100000.
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Ompord
Committee On Reform
Ohio Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
Washington
Minister Didn't Talk To Wife for 5 Months
Hamilton divorce case filed by Mrs Bertha Parmer against Baptist minister Parmer alleges five month silence and frequent fist beating. The couple has two children.
Showers Likely Along East Next Week With Cooler Fans
The U S Weather Bureau forecast general showers across the east at start of next week with cooler air in most areas. Ohio Valley and Tennessee may see showers starting Tuesday then clearing later. Temperature expected above normal in parts of the region. Also reported is the merger of Central German Methodist Church with the East Union Church, involving 100 churches and 15,008 members across seven states.
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Washington
Sept
U.P
East
U.S Weather ‘Bureau
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Rucyrus
Tupi—Ryv
Central German Methodist Church
Enstikh Woo
Middlemec
Relief arrives in Santo Domingo amid revolt spread
The index notes relief arriving in Santo Domingo as unrest spreads to Buenos Aires with family pleas for the return of a kidnapped daughter. Other items mention Meigs County land, Nelsonville Presbyterian Church plats, winter programs at high schools, and sports prospects.
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Santo Domingo
Buenos Aires
Ford
Meigs County
Land Borneroy
Bendy-Fage
Nelsonville Presbyterian
Ns High Sool
Susanike Dace
Chauncey News
Inge
Athens
Clouster Nuts
Hope ‘Township
Egora
Hoopes
Hocking
Fatal family shooting in Smithfield shocks town
Dominic Deflice, 76, allegedly shot and killed his son Almeda 45 then shot his daughter Mr. James Moral 3% before fatally shooting himself near Smithfield. Police say preliminary investigations point to alcohol involvement.
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Smithfield
Dominic Deflice
Plum Rat
Almeda
James Moral
Rudy Vallee Faces Breach of Promise Suit Details Sought
Broadway chorus girl Septile Aghea O Loughlin seeks 200000 damages from Rudy Vallee in a breach of promise suit. She will file a bill of particulars and names dates and locations of alleged engagements and promises. The case involves Vallee’s liaison claims and expected testimony from church figures regarding prior commitments.
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New York
Aghea O'Loughlin
Rudy Vallee
Gudy
Oxford
Trudy
Russell H Bready
Miss O Loughlin
Trinity MS
Cincinnati
Ghia W. E
Rudy
Mother Hopes for Return of Kidnapped Girl
Police report says Charles Pope held in custody after admitting possible involvement. The mother pleads for the safe return of her daughter as investigators trace recent movements from Dendleheay to HiNtele. Local authorities continue inquiries and monitor potential leads across the region.
Hoover to Speak for Vote Campaign Amid Party Ties
Hoover agrees to address a vote campaign as arrangements focus on reaching the maximum voter audience through radio. The plan aims to frame President’s actions and attack Democratic rivals while outlining targets for the upcoming senatorial and congressional races.
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Hoover
Soviet Youth League Enlists 30000 for Donetz Coal Mines
About 30,000 Communist Youth League members were drafted to work in the Donetz Basin coal mines to salvage Soviet production plans crippled by miner desertion. Names of those refusing to join the campaign were published as a blacklist. the coal industry lagged more than 2,506,960 tons behind schedule, threatening dependent industrial output.
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Moscow
Communist Youth League
Donétz Basin
Com
Two Men Executed for Crimes in Trieste Court Action
Reported in Trieste Italy a military tribunal executed six suspects after questioning by authorities. The four executed in Besovy and Hobson cases involved a station holdup and related killings. Details remain fragmentary but indicate harsh penalties for the alleged crimes.
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Culumbus
Trieste
Italy
Jarrar- Hobson
Pallee
Iam
Pinion
Belk
Beers Gone Khinhirian Rate Two Aint In PhD Normals
Paris September 6 report outlines training, speed tests, and a recon assessment in a fragmented text. Mentions Jak Treat, Harged Wohin, and Veron with unclear roles. Includes references to UE and Ohlakbeama tied to a suspected incident and a death.
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Khinhirian Rata
Paris
Keenan Enters Primary as Athene County Judge Candidate
Fragmented OCR shows Keenan entering a political contest for the Athene County judge seat. It notes petition requirements, signatures from registered voters, and mentions opponents Worntall and others in the August primary. The text references county residents, petitions, and local political processes.
French fliers depart Louisville in dramatic field show
Crowds gathered at Bowron Field as Capt. Dieydonas Coats and Maurice Helionte, trans Atlantic fliers, prepared for takeoff at 7270 m. The two jet aircraft left in formation, circling the field briefly before heading north across the Ohio River toward New York. Rene Ratcover reported activity in a second plane ten minutes later as more spectators watched.
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Lqlisville
Ara
Dieydonas Coats
Maurice Helionte
Mlers
Bowron
Jean Harlow Wins Suit Over Trust Fund Injunction
LA report states actress Jean Harlow received a permanent injunction ending changes to a trust fund set by her estranged husband Charles F. McGrew. A prior temporary injunction had barred McGrew from withholding the $200,000 trust after their separation. the ruling preserves the fund for Harlow.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Jean Harlow
Charles F. MceGraew
McGrew
Chicago
Bank Seizure Sparks Turbulent New York Report
A garbled dispatch describes a second bank closure amid a banking scare. It mentions Leviathan associated with New York harbor and a U.S. banking department action, with references to the States Lines and Hammond. Names and exact details are unclear.
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Hammond
Fed
New York
Levianthan
Stats Banking
Pema
Eylanis
York Harbor
Leviathan
Marines Deliver Supplies to Ruined City Amid Tragedy
From Tort Am Prince to Santo Domingo, American Marine planes ferried medical supplies and food into the hurricane wrecked city as funeral pyres burned and bodies lined the streets. Survivors faced hunger while Dominican authorities reported thousands displaced and bridges destroyed. Royal aid efforts continued as the Red Cross coordinated relief.
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Dyramotisco
Domingo
Dominican
Republi
Akuinat
Wedwadiyes
Firrlane
Rhod
Moran
Wall Teaston
Teddy Flora Port
Ovary Alte
Turivora
Patin
Seni
Rogers
The
Marine
Bante Domtare
Duarte
McRom
Santo Domingo
Ozama
Wea
Washington
American Red Cross
Fea
Ernest J Swift
Lo Santo Domingo
Ligte
Charles B. Curtin
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Charles Pope
Dean
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Dendleheay
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