Emrine Assails Scandal Mongers and Tale Bearers
In a bilingual interview at Woldbad Germany Empress Hermine denounces scandal mongers and tale bearers calling them utter trash She praises Kaiser Wilhelm II for mental vigor gained through discipline and study while noting his social popularity among tourists and locals at the Black Forest retreat.
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Wilhelm's wife praises Hindenburg win in interview
In a closing interview passage she says the election pleased Wilhelm, signaling a swing toward conservatism and stability in Germany's political and economic life. She declines to discuss international politics, warning such questions would be misinterpreted by enemies. The talk ends with a hopeful note that truth will fade doubts as the Kaiser and she live on.
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Changes in Rev. Revenue Bureau appoint Drake acting deputy commissioner
Washington July 27. Appointment of Charles A. Drake head of the sales tax division as acting deputy commissioner in charge of miscellaneous internal revenue announced at the Treasury. Blair refused to discuss reports that Robert Estes will resign and is on leave. Fred BE. Page, assistant to Estes, will resign.
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Rome Seismograph Prophet Bendandi Forecast Sparks Debate
Rome July 27. Raphael Bendandi announced his smograph registered a distant earthquake yesterday at four o clock. The controversial figure claimed to have predicted Santa Barbara quakes and a quiet month worldwide. Scientists in Italy and the U S question a link between his forecasts and actual tremors.
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Farm Bureau plans united stand against rail rate hike
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation invites state farm groups to a Thursday meeting in Des Moines to oppose higher railroad freight rates and present a case to the Interstate Commerce Commission and Iowa Board of Railway Commissioners. Attendees include grain dealers, the Iowa Grange, farm unions, shippers, creamery manufacturers, and meat producers. Ray Gribben notes a cooperative effort across states to fight rising freight costs, with farmers already paying about double the rate charged to industry.
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Adair Merchant Purchases Menlo Grocery Business
Adair, In duly 2 percent Special ty News Telegraph Frank Long, a well known former local merchant, has purchased a cash and carry grocery at Menlo and left today to take charge of his new business. He will move his family to Menlo this week. Ships Collide in Thames with Atlantic liner Minnewake and Danish steamer Headsen. both vessels damaged.
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