Soviet Russia Blamed for Drop in Wheat Prices
Secretary of Agriculture Hyde accuses the Soviet government of depressing the U S wheat market by selling short in Chicago. He cites the All Russian Textile Syndicate as admitting large short positions and urges Board of Trade action to ensure fair prices amid a market slide.
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Jigard of Trade
Yas Shamm
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Glegtuin
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Board of Trade
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House
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Gold Star Mothers Travel On Magic Carpet to Paris Shrines
A group of 34 Gold Star Mothers sails from New York aboard the America to France, befriended by the U S government. They visit Paris and Normandy, receive medals on board, tour the Eiffel Tower and grave sites, and are guided by Captain Mitchell. The journey blends humor and hardship as mothers share stories and respect for fallen sons.
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France
Wiliam
Sprague
Athens
United States
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Germany
Ireland
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America
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Doom
Haughouw
Ellia Island
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Cherbourg
By & We
Paris
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Gale Blows Off English Channel. Fifteen Vessels In Trouble
A 70 mile per hour gale battered the English Channel. Thirteen ships faced difficulties off the English and French coasts today as winds drove them to seek shelter. Folkestone reported the fiercest gale in years with ships scrambling for safety.
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Rasieb and Aaronson Announce Engagment in New Haven
P Tom Rasieb Jr a former Yale student and son of the financier becomes engaged to Miss Minora Aaronson private secretary of New Haven. The couple plan to marry next spring as announced by Mrs Elizabeth Agronson who notes the dispute over whether Roman Catholic or Jewish rites will be used.
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Tom Rasieb, Jr
Yale
Min.ora Aaréngon
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Aaronson
Ask Halt in Collection of Campaign Fund in Ohio
Democratic State Committee chair Henry G Brunner urged the Ohio Civil Service Commission to stop soliciting or receiving funds from civil service employees for a political campaign. He cited state law against collection and warned payrolls could be tapped to fund Governor Cooper's re election.
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President Hoover Travels to Camp for Quiet Week
President Hoover motorized to a distant Ranlan camp in the Blue Malice Mountains for a quiet week. No guests expected. he plans to spend Sunday reading and prepare for speeches at Cleveland and Boston.
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Police Squad in Cleveland After Night Watchman Assault
Three robbers attacked John Koenig 65, a night watchman for King Brown and Ahmainum Co in Cleveland. They bound him to a bench, beat him, and poured kerosene on the floor before fleeing as a neighbor reported the struggle to police.
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John Koenis
King Brown & Ahmainum Co
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Tolier
Koenig
Rim
Trial in recess followingstown involving Bethlehem Steel case
The Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Bethlehem Steel plans to resume cross examination Monday with Cyrus Seale, chief foe of the combine, as Eaton’s questioning extends into a tenacious pace. The starching lamination by Newton D. Baker cannot be completed before nestkiy.
Flier Tour Case Highlights Liquor Purchases and Trial Notes
Report covers unusual betting on a final dyeabod event during a West Coast tour with references to Ross S Stechse and Ling Wages. It details a federal-style case involving conspiracy charges, a jail sentence, and a $4,000 bond. The piece mentions locations in Montana and Canada and includes names such as Curtis and Stroup in court context.
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Dali
Ross
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Ladge Sonath
Tte
Qqlania
Tome
Cys
Stroup
Ted
Jay Wb
Marta
Minnday
Phe
Adi Toe
Senate Beauty Kealy Parlor Installed
A long step toward equal rights is noted as Kealy Parlor opens in the Senate Office Building Washington on Sept. 26. Officials of the Senate and Acting Secretary Merritt Metromick of Minnesota cooperate on the project intended to broaden access for women in Senate spaces.
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Senate
Washington
Webuly
Parker
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Seimtera
Two Sentenced for Shooting Wives in Prohibition-Era Riot
In Elizabeth New Jersey federal agents clashed with liquor racketeers as gunmen ambushed a raid at Riang Sun Brewery injuring and killing an agent. Two men, including a suspect named Young, were later convicted and sentenced, amid a broader crackdown on illegal distilleries and racketeering.
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