Governor Lowden Returns to Spotlight in Farm Relief Debate
CHICAGO December 10 The former Governor Frank O Lowden of Illinois addressed the American Farm Bureau federation urging continued support for farm cooperatives and a possible equalization fee for non members to share cooperative costs He criticized the Kansas City convention stance that omitted the fee and noted his withdrawal from the Republican ticket He and Congressman Clarence Cannon discussed federal aid for farm to market highways as delegates prepared to nominate directors at the eleventh annual meeting closing tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Frank O. Lowden
Helinois
Kansas
Gill
Republican Party
Lowden
Kansas City
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Mystery Man in Wisconsin Held on Multiple Charges
In Janesville police identify a man linked to Seattle attacks as the captured suspect. He bore a gunshot wound and came from Racine on November 3. Seattle plans to extradite him after a nationwide hunt for the so called mystery man who terrorized the coast with home invasions and gun attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
Dee. Oh
Seattle
Wash
Sherif Glarles
BR. Garey
Uadersheriff
Robert Moadie
Garvey
Wisconsin
Racine
Man Wounded After Milk Bottle Theft Attempt
A man was wounded in a small Indiana lane when he tried to steal a bottle of milk and was shot. The incident details indicate a confrontation led to the shooting, with no further information on suspects or victims available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Storm Toll Grows As British Seas Suffer Fatal Ship Loss
A fierce Atlantic tempest struck Britain killing sixteen of twenty one aboard the steamship Frances Duncan near Lands End after a capsize. Five survivors were rescued by the Alice Marie and landed at Falmouth. Storm and flood damage spread across Wales and Ireland with injuries from debris and accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Dencan
Lands End
Tng
Alice Marie
Norway
Falmouth
Wales
United Kingdom
Atlantic
Ireland
Enhind
French Channel
Stimson Urges International Court Role in Peace
Secretary Stimson argues for an international court to transform world civilization from war to peace. He stresses compatibility with American traditions and urges moral and financial support and influence over the court's judges and charter. The emphasis is on advancing international law without entangling the U S in foreign politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimson
America
Swift Go Turkey Pickup in Big Timber
Swift Go will receive turkeys in Big Timber on December 14 15 16 and 17. They will pay top prices. Call Cort hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift @ Go
Strayed Sheep Report by Mrs McCauley
Mrs Gertrude McCauley reports twelve head missing from her flock. Ten are branded with two black ons and a black streak on the back. Two bear a red circle and two bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude McCauley
Coal and feed sale notice from Independent Elevator
An advertisement for six dollar coal arriving Tuesday urges readers to phone 21 to reserve orders as coal grows scarce. The notice also promotes a full line of feeds and attractive corn prices in car lots or smaller lots, with Me. BR. Wright seeking to discuss machinery at Independent Elevator George A. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. J. Wright
George_A. Smith
Wright
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
Great Britain
WMAS
Kayser
Belding
Sears and Runners
Gibson
Hottse
Big Timber Pharmacy
Qld
Santa
Glover
Brighton-Cartsbad
Greenhood
van Heusen
Collarite
Col
Pendleton
Stetson
Gordon
Sox
Allen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!