China Denied Seat on League by Five Votes
In Geneva on September 18 the League assembly rejected China's claim to a seat on the League of Nations council with 27 votes, short of the required two thirds. Guatemala Ireland and Norway were elected non permanent council members replacing Cuba Finland and Canada. A Titulesco plan to study a European federation was adopted with an amendment allowing all countries to participate.
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China
League of Nations Council
League Assembly
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Ireland
Norway
Cuba
Finland
Canada
Nicholas Titulesco
League
Light Cattle Sell For Better Prices
Light cattle have moved higher while heavy cattle declined, widening the price spread across the market. At Chicago gains of up to 70 cents per hundredweight were seen, yearlings remain at season highs, hog prices little changed, and lambs offered the most favorable market with prices about 50 cents higher than a week ago.
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Columbus
Carl J. West
Ohio Farm Bureau Corporation
Chicago
Athens County Veterans Install New Camp at Wellston
Athens County Spanish American War veterans and wives invited to the camp installation at Wellston at 2 30 Sunday. The Southeastern Boosters Association meeting moves to 1 pm at Eagles Hall, linked to the installation. Headquarters set at Hotel Rogan with Edward S. Mathias and John H. Price expected.
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Welllston
Herbert W. Brooks
Athens
Southeastern Boosters Association
Marietta
Boosters
Mr. Brooks
Eagles
Wellston
Hotel Rogan
Edward S. Mathias
Columbus
John H. Price
Cleveland
Ohio House candidates draw broad field in November race
In Columbus on September 18, 248 people seek election to the Ohio House of Representatives. Farmers form 238 percent of candidates, with 12 women nominees and 236 men. A total of 128 seats will be filled in November.
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Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Gas prices drop in Columbus after Akron cut
Following a two cent per gallon drop at Akron and other Ohio points five large companies reduced prices at Columbus filling stations. The move comes as gasoline costs ease across the state, with major firms joining in the lower rates.
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Akron
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