Bright Lights Of Big City Trip By Jim Annin And Crew
Jim Annin and Jack Watt recount a five day stock trip from Columbus to Chicago via Wisconsin. The crew includes Johnny Holmgren, Lee and Temple Yates, Cornelius Ostrom, Alva George, Tommy Hovland, Dad Hammond, George Knox, and others. They describe rail delays, stockyard spectacle, market results, and Chicago sights including a Cubs White Sox game and a Charleston dance show.
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Jim Annin
Jack Watt
Big City
Chicago
Stock
Columbus News
Annin
Sweet Grass County
Johnny ‘Holmgren
Lee
Temple Yates
Fishtailway
Cornelius Ostrom
Absarokee
Alva George
State Street
Coolidge
Tommy Hovland
Reed Point
North Dakota
Jack Walt
Big Timber Scotch
George Knox
Jamestown
St. Paul
Cb&q
Savannah
St. Jack
Jack
Central States
Northwest
Columbus
Alva
George
Mrs. LaSalle
Grant
Richmond
Cubs
White Sox
Pittsburgh
Pacific Squadron
Charleston
Papal Secretary Demands Preapproval for Vatican Talks
Cardinal Gasparri, papal secretary of state, issued a note to bishops and cardinals requiring prior papal approval before any negotiations with Italian government officials. The measure targets independent ecclesiastical talks and signals Vatican oversight amid church state rapprochement under Mussolini.
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Rome
Gasparri
Vatican
Mussolini
Lone Wolf of Chicago Dies of Hemorrhage
James Leroy Asher known as the lone wolf of the prohibition unit died of cerebral hemorrhage in Chicago. He had a storied career with raids in Washington and Philadelphia and faced indictments for larceny and assault. Post mortem showed natural causes, ending a controversial enforcement career marked by disguises and bold actions.
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Chicago
James Leroy Asher
Lone Wolf
Prohibition Department
Asher
E. C. Yellowley
Ilinois
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Peoria
Uncle Sam
German Cabinet Loses Three High Members
Berlin reports three nationalist cabinet members resign as the Locarno peace program faces test. Schiele, von Schlieben, and Neuhaus step down while Chancellor Luther plans to replace them with non partisan figures and seek Reichstag ratification with support from middle parties and socialists.
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Berlin
Herr Schiele
Interior
von Schlieben
Albert Neuhaus
Luther
Reichstag
Locarno
Stresemann
Senator Cameron Seeks Action to Save Western Cattlemen
Senator Cameron of Arizona warns Congress must pass remedial public land legislation next session to prevent cattlemen from bankruptcy. He cites grazing land restrictions in public domains and national forests as the cause, urging action to avoid U S dependence on South America and Australia for beef.
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Cameron
Congress
Cattle and Sheep Industries
Forestry Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Arizona
Senate Committee
West
South America
Australia
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