Montana farmers meet Howard of Farm Board
Farmers, grain growers and agriculture leaders gathered in Helena Saturday to hear Sam A. McKelvie and James R. Howard discuss the federal Farm Board. The meeting covered loan procedures, cooperative funding, and aims to stabilize prices and markets through co operation and storage facilities.
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Macs of Agriculture
Helena
Sam A. McKelvie
Nebraska
Farm Board
James R. Howard
Federal Farm Board
Carmees
Howard Fast
Howard
Farmers’ National Geain Corporation
Chicago
Banks
AL U
Stafford
W. OT. Cowan
Hill Counts
Montana
Me. Cowan
Illinois Students Arrested in Prohibition Stunt at Fraternity
Three University of Illinois law students were arrested after a raid on a fraternity house uncovered 15 gallons of liquor. Names include William Sherman of Crown Point Indiana Ernest Longhans of Marion J and A J Withers of Hibbing Minnesota. The raid led to a plan to padlock the fraternity house by State's Attorney Roy Gline.
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Roy Gline
Louis W Hill to Write Biography of His Father James J Hill
Louis W Hi Hill retires from Great Northern chairmanship to research and write a biography of James J Hill, the empire builder. He aims to reveal traits of his father and the earlier decades of the railroad’s growth in St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
James J. Hill
Louis W. Hi
Leuis Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Great Northern
Hill
Louis
Alabama Rivers Hold Flood Risk As Dams Contain Waters
Clear skies ease flood fears along Alabama streams. The Alabama River stays near stationary levels on its upper reaches while Coosa and Tallapoosa rise slowly. Only low-lying areas near Montgomery show river overflows with minor streams, 67 gates opened on Gooss and Tallapoosa rivers aiding control.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Coosa
Tallapoosa
Prattville
Gooss
Nurses Heroism Prevented Loss Of Many In Frisco Hospital
A fire at University of California Hospital in San Francisco was contained after 120 nurses quieted panicked patients and guided 194 inside units to safety. Fire damage confined to the third and fifth floors with no serious injuries and total loss estimated at 250000 pounds.
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Frisco
San Francisco
University of California Hospital
Kathleen Fores
Narses
Charlies Brennan
United Press
Juanita Cosenborder
Miss Cosenhorder
Cleveland Hospital
Brennan
Union Terminal Association Urges Wheat Curtailment and Loans
ST. PAUL, Nov. 18. M. W. Thatcher, general manager of the Farmers' Union Terminal Association, announced a nationwide program to curb wheat movement to terminals and to offer loans on wheat held on farms and in rural stores. Elevators will be designated in major grain regions to loan to cooperative farmers as part of a drive to stabilize prices.
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ST. Paul
Mann
M. W. Thatcher
Farmers‘ Union Terminal Association
Thatcher
Farm Relief Movement
Chicago
Federal Farm Board
Northwest
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Farmers’ Union
Northern
Minneapolis
Paluth
Dude Ranchers Elect Van Cleve Jr As Director
The fourth annual convention of the Dude Ranchers Association adjourned with a new board and two district directors. New directors include A. B. Alderson of Bones Bros. ranch Sheridan district and Charles Murthy of Gardiner district. Re-elected directors span Lincoln to Buffalo districts and Wyoming locals. Lorom concludes three-year tenure, praising progress and tabled Chicago meeting plans.
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Illings
Gallatin-Madison
Paul J. van Cleve
Big Timber
A. A. Croonquist
Red Lodge
Beartooth
Charles Moore
Lander
Wyo
Oak Ross
Irving P. Corse
Moose
Jackson Hole
Simon Snyder
Painter
Sunlight
J. W. Howell
Cody
North Fork Shoshone
J. H. Larow
Valley
Frank Horton
Buffalo
Lorom
Association
Chicago
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Walsh Opposes Dillon Postmaster Nomination in Senate
In Washington on November 20 the Senate rejected Albert G. Gruwell's nomination as Dillon Montana postmaster after Senator Walsh Democratic Montana argued civil service exams favored ex serviceman Fuller. Walsh said Republicans push favors for the party and questioned fairness in the appointment process.
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Washington
Senate
Albert G. Granwell
Dillon, Mont
Walsh
Montana
Fuller
Gruwell
American Legion
Dillon
Alabama
Republican National Committee
Absher Miner Charged With First Degree Murder
Absher miner Frank Parker, 45, is jailed in Roundup after being charged with first degree murder in the November shooting death of fellow miner Frank Gecho in Absher. Prosecutors expect a December trial with about 20 witnesses. Parker previously faced a manslaughter case in 1917.
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Frank Parker
Absher
Frank Gecho
F. Huppe
Musselshell
Parker
Roundup
Geeho
Tony Polich
Gecho
Chick Evans
Evans
Town Of Beans And Codfish Gets Shakeup
An earthquake rattled the eastern coast from Rhode Island to Newfoundland on November 18. The tremor centered near Nova Scotia caused furniture movement and alarm in many cities including Boston Worcester Providence and Portland with reports of damaged houses and a long iron bridge near Cape Breton knocked out of alignment.
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Boston
Rhode Island
Newfoundland
Tod Celock
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
New England
Connecticut
Abauny
N.Y
Grand Narrow
Cape Breton
State House
Rutland
Vermont
Montpelier
Barre
St. Johnsbury
Worcester
Springfield
Massachusetts
Providence
R. J. Keene
Concord
New Hampshire
Portland
Maine
Ortiz Rubio Wins Out In Mexico Amid Election Violence
Pascual Ortiz Rubio, candidate of the national revolutionary party, swept to the Mexican presidency amid the largest anticipated vote. Opponent party Jose Vasconcelos conceded, citing poll interference. Across cities violence left at least 12 dead and many wounded, with notable clashes in Vera Cruz Cordoba Santo Domingo Park and General Anaya Street.
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Mexico City
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
National Revolutionary Party
Mexico
Jose Vasconcelos
Ortiz Rubio
Oriz Rubio
Vera Cruz
la Huaca
Lopes
Cordoba
Santo Domingo
Secretary of War James W. Good Dies After Illness
James W. Good secretary of war died Monday night at Walter Reed hospital after blood poisoning from gangrenous appendicitis. President Hoover and Mrs Hoover visited, funeral plans were arranged, and services were to be in the East Room of the White House unless otherwise directed.
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East Room
White House
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Washington
James W. Good
Walter Heed Hospital
Mr. Good
Hoover
Walter Reed Hospital
Mrs. Good
Hospital
Actiens
Davis
Mars. Tloover
Military Hospital
East
Department
Wilbur
Joel T. Hoyne
William, Keller
John M. Finney
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Good
Henry C. Wallace
Harding
Coolidge
Fron Jana
Texas Officers Will Not Back Judge Lynch
EASTLAND Texas November 20 District Judge George L Davenport ordered a special Eastland county grand jury to convene Thursday for a thorough investigation of a mob attack on Marshall Ratliff the bank robber who shot Deputy Sheriff Tom Tones during the jail break Brother of Deputy Sheriff Tones was wounded Monday night Ratliff was involved in the jail break Gov Moody indicated state aid may be provided and condemned lynching as illegal saying the law must be followed by all citizens.
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Eastland
Texas
Marshall Ratliff
George L. Davenport
Eastland County
Joseph Jones
Tom Tones
Ratliff
Dan Moody
Senate Votes to Adjourn Special Session for a Week
Washington Nov 20 Senate votes to adjourn the special session Friday night for a seven day break before the December regular meeting. Opposition from the young Republicans fades as Hoover regulars join in supporting adjournment without a tariff bill. Senator Walsh leverages Democratic backing while Senator Jones leads the Republican side.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Hoover
Walsh
Montana
Jones
Theld Guard
Young Page Named Personal Aide for Arms Conference
Arthur Wilson Page son of the late Walter Hines Page has been named a personal aide to Secretary Stimson for the upcoming arms conference. The White House denied reports that he would become assistant secretary of state, a post now occupied by Nelson T. Johnson as minister to China.
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Washington
Arthur Wilson Page
Walter Hines Page
Stimson
White House
Mr. Page
Page
Nelson T. Johnson
Chiis
Johnson
High School Delivers Notable Lelawala Operetta
The Big Timber high school staged Lelawala by Cadman last Friday, praised for fine student effort. Miss Ramona Loesch earned high commendation for directing the production and many performers received specific notice for solos and ensemble pieces. Proceeds will fund the trip to the state music meet in Great Falls next spring.
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Lelawala
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Ramona Loesch
Cadman
Billy Rees
Vokomis
Sigurd Strand
Klolowar
Napanee
Wallace Schallack
Wallace
Pye
Shangela
Margaret
Arvid Larson
McKenzie
Bonnie Thompson
Mabel
Major Wallace
Clarinda
Bilks
Bliss
Great Falls
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McKelvie
Hilinois
Louis W. Hill
Union Terminal Association
Dude
Paul L. van Cleve, Jr
Senator Walsh
Grawell
Absher Miner
Secretary OF War
Judge Lynch
Young Page
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