Grain marketing co op dissolves amid stock shortfall
The $26 million farmer co operative Grain Marketing Company will dissolve as farmers failed to buy enough stock by the deadline. Properties valued at over $16 million will revert to four old line grain companies. Bankers assure repayment to creditors, while farmer stockholders’ equity remains covered by assets. The merger aimed to control farmer producers and was formed with backing from the American Farm Bureau Federation and Chicago Board of Trade members.
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Chicago
Co-Operative
Illinois Commerce Commission
Illinois Agricultural Association
Rosenbaum Brothers
Armour Grain Company
Chicago Board of Trade
Davis- Noland-Merrill Company of Kansas City Co
American Farm Bureau Federation
Co-Operative Company
Gray Silver
West Virginia
Washington
Washington Farm Bureau Federation
J. W. Coverdale
Iowa
Amercan Farm Bureau Federation
Ecame
A. E. Bradfute
Ohio
Farm Organization
Corporation
Wallace
Des Moines
Agricultural Department
Ag Smong
Illinois Sericultural Association
Turan
McClintic Recommended to Succeed Judge Woods in Fourth Circuit
Judge George W. McClintic of the southern district of West Virginia is recommended to fill the late Judge Charles A. Woods on the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. The circuit includes Virginia Maryland North Carolina and West Virginia and Taft will consider other state recommendations before a final appointment.
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Mashington
George W. McClintock
West Virgginia
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Maryland
Carolinas
West Virginia
Charles A. Woods
Taft
Actress shoots actor husband in New York apartment
Allan David an understudy in White Cargo was shot in the shoulder and head by his chorus girl wife Edith Parker Davis in a Manhattan apartment. She fled the scene as two friends dined nearby. detectives arrested her for felonious assault while the actor underwent emergency surgery.
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New York
Allan David
Davis
Edith Parker
Melville Anderson
Harry Wagstaff Gribble
White Sulphur Golf Pairings Announced
White Sulphur Springs W V July 7 The draw for the West Virginia state golf association title tourney match play tomorrow lists A A Wilson with Densmore Shute Clark Fulton with E M Payne C A Ludley with R M Rownd F G Turpin with Dr W W Rixey Tom Bloch with G W Hewett D T McNeill with C C Dutton H Bloch with S L Watson The second flight pairs include E M Payne Jr against Malcolm Bryce K B Boggs and Joe Bruning T Wilson and Q O W Curtin H H McIhaney with G W Brown J D Merriman and H D Lee J A Bloch with Howar Mathews G F Downey and H Hutchinson E V Carter and J H Hawking
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White Sulphur Springs
W. V.a
Wa. A. Wilson
Densmore Shute
Clark Fulton
E. M. Payne
C. A. Ludley
R. M. Rownd
F. G. Turpin
H. D. Lee
J. A. Bloch
Howar Mathews
G. F. Downey
H. Hutchinson
E. V. Carter
J. H Hawking
Polish Foreign Minister Skry nj s ky Heads to America
Count Alexander Skrzynsky, Poland's foreign minister, says he will not go to the United States to ask for money. He plans courtesy calls on President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg after lecturing at Williamsport, then speaks to Polish American centers before returning for the League of Nations assembly at Geneva.
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Paris
United States
Alexander Skrzynsky
America
Williamstown
Coolidge
Kellomr
League of Nations’ Assembly
Geneva
Butler denial over alleged Ware emissary talks to Butler
Judge Edwin O Lewis describes General Butler charges as a cowardly attack and asserts he spoke as a friend not as Ware emissary. Butler says he told the truth and Lewis must explain. Warrant(s) issued against eight Daily News associates over alleged malicious libel. hearing set for Friday.
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Philadelphia
Smedley D. Butler
Director of Public Safety
Edwin O. Lewis
William S. Ware
Butler
Lewis
Daily News
Ware
Yile
Congressman Ware
Vare
Director Butler
Praper
Judge Lewis
General Butler
Philadelphia Daily News
Phoenixville
President and Mia Coolidge Survive Summer Power Outage
After a thunderstorm at Swampscott Massachusetts on July 7 President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge sat in darkness for about thirty minutes as the summer White House lights failed. The storm ended a sultry day and brought a welcome temperature drop.
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Swampscoot
Mass
Mia
Coolidge
White House
Bryan Calls Evolution Fight to the Death in Dayton Dinner
William Jennings Bryan warned in Dayton that the battle between evolution and Christianity is a duel to the death, as the Scopes trial looms. He said the confrontation will be in court, not in newspapers, and noted the case questions education and religion in Tennessee.
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Bryan
Clarence Darrow
Defense Counsel
Wallace Haggard
Dayton
John L. Godsey
Défense
United States
Mr. Bryan
Richard Rogers
Hue K. Hicks
Wallace C. Haggard
J. G. McKenzie
Herbert Hicks
Christ
Bethlehem
Nazareth
General Motors Acquires Control of Yellow Cab in Merger
Chicago July 7 General Motors gains control of Yellow Cab Manufacturing by merging with Yellow Cab and exchanging stock. GM will transfer truck division properties to a new Yellow Truck and Coach Manufacturing Company valued at over 16 million dollars and issue 800000 shares of new common stock. The recapitalized merged entity will feature 36000000 dollars in authorized capital with 600000 class B shares and 1,000,000 common shares.
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General Motors Company
Yellow Cab
Chicago
General Matera Corporation
Yellow Cab Manufacturing Company
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Yellow Cab Company
General Motors
Srack
Yellow Truck and Coach Manufacturing Company
General
Rockefeller to Celebrate His Eighty Sixth Birthday
John D Rockefeller Sr will mark his eighty six year birthday at his home in Pocantico Hill tomorrow. Journalists will not be admitted by his order. A brief public message says he is well, full of cheer, grateful for another year and spending the day quietly with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Jp. Rockefeller
Porantico Hill
Martins Ferry Hearing Delays as Officials Exclude Spectators
Spectators were barred from Martins Ferry city hall during a civil service commission trial into misconduct by police officers. The hearing, led by Mayor Howard Duff, follows Monday night disturbances that led to arrests of Rev. Hewitt, Rev. French, and Brock Brown. Witnesses testified that Patrolman Elwood Rothermund accepted bribes from bootleggers and hindered a Bloomfield dry raid. The commission resumes tomorrow as ministers Hewitt and French and Brown face arraignment with charges pending.
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Martins Ferry
Ohio
City Civil Service Commission
Howard Duff
T. C. Hewitt
W. M. French
Brock Brown
B. F. McDonald
Charles N. Earhart
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Elwood Rothermund
Eva Bledar
Francis Minns
Katia Joseph
Rothermund
Richard Risor
Steubenville
Bloomfield
Martine Ferry
McDonald
Earhart
Victor Kehrer
Hewitt
French
Body of Leslie Bayliss Found in North River Near Forty Seventh Street
The body of Leslie Bayliss believed to have fallen overboard from a Coney Island boat was recovered in the North River near Fifty Seven Street. A life insurance card was found in his pocket. Bayliss, a Charleston resident for years, later moved to New York. He was a poet, author, and former editor of the Charlestown Gazette, linked to Equitable Life Insurance. Survived by his parents in Columbus and siblings in Columbus and Chicago.
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New York
Coney Island
North River
Fifty-seventy Street
Leslie Bayliss
Charleston
W. Va
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Northriver
New York State
Bayliss
Charlestown
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Lving
Columbus
Ohio
O. R. Graham
Widow of R. E. Fleming Dies in Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Dickey Fleming of Kennett Square Pa widow of the late R E Fleming and former principal of Fairmont State Normal School and later a teacher at Fairmont High School died after several weeks illness in Kennett Square Surviving is one daughter Mrs W G Hutchinson The funeral will be held Thursday
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Fairmont
W. Va
Mra
Elizabeth Dickey Fleming
R. E. Fleming
Kennett Square
Fairmont State Normal School
Normal
W. G. Hutchingon
American Press Called Honest and Independent by A S Ochs
Adolph S. Ochs, publisher of the New York Times, told Southern publishers in Asheville that the press as a whole in America is independent and honest. He warned against syndication and private news services, urging caution in chasing circulation and stressing quality reader appeal. He recalled fifty years in journalism and named many Southern editors he has known.
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Asheville
N. C
Adolph S. Qcis
New York Times
Chattanooga Times
Southern Newspaper Publishers' Association
Knoxville Journal
William Rule
South
Cowarding
Bryan
Haldenmanns
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Col Ewing
J. M. Thompson
Clark Howell
C. P. J. Mooney
J. B. Pound
George Milton
Jack Cohen
A. F. Sanford
Edgar M. Foster
F. J. Thompson
Victor Hanson
J. N. Hatskell
Mr. Ochs
Reasons Why Young Women Fail in Business
In Waco Texas on July 7 Miss Florence Sands president of the Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs lists nine reasons why women fail in business Lack of confidence in other women insufficient seriousness rouge and other traits She calls for greater personal appearance and health attention and urges more vision initiation outside interests tolerance and self control from women attendees
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Waco
Texas
Florence Sands
Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clinics
Miss Sands
Heat Stops Work in Nation's Capital as Temperatures Soar
Washington suffers through a multi day heat wave with official readings near 97 degrees and thermometers up to 106 on Pennsylvania Avenue. Government offices shutter early and clerks in top floors are sent home as relief is anticipated tomorrow. In New York and Philadelphia similar highs trigger prostrations and one death in Hoboken.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Weather Bureau
New York
Hoboken
Boston
Massachusetts
Mercury
Million to Find Way Take Profit Out War
Bernard M. Baruch of New York donates about a quarter of a million dollars to the Walter Hines Page School of International Relations to fund research on removing profit from war. General Pershing endorses the project which aims to curb profiteering in wartime and address underlying causes of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Walter Hines Page
Holiman Resigns Laclede for Caucasus Mine Firm
Charles L. Holiman resigns as president of Laclede Gas Light Co. to lead the newly formed Georgian Manganese Corporation of New York. The firm will take over the contract by Harriman interests with the Russian Soviet government and private owners to operate manganese mines in the Caucasus.
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New York
Charles L. Holiman
Laclede Gas Light Company
St. Louis
Georgian Manganese Corporation of
W. A. Harriman & Co., Inc
Caucasus
Czecho Slovakia Ready For Debt Negotiations
Washington July 7 Czecho Slovakia has joined France Belgium Italy and Estonia in pledging to refund its postwar debt The Prague government will dispatch an official note acknowledging reconstruction obligations and readiness to negotiate a settlement The debt totals about 80 million dollars plus about 11 million for U S troop transport expenses in 2049 and 1920 The government aims to settle the larger debt first and apply terms to the smaller once fixed This complicates the U S debt commission schedule with Belgium and France talks planned around August 5 to 16 under Secretary Winston
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Washington
France
Belglyum
Italy
Osthonia
United States
State Department
Prague
Siberia
American Debt Commission
Winston
The
Treasury
Debt Commission
Belgium
Bluefield Election Sends Five Anti-Administration Candidates to Office
Voters in Bluefield turn out in force for a decisive city election. W. R. Graham and W. A. Hancock each lead with 3,866 votes as the anti administration ticket sweeps five districts. About 60 percent of registered voters cast ballots, a sharp rise from the primary. A large crowd gathered at The Daily Telegraph to hear results as precinct tallies were reported.
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Bluatielé
John Roberts
W. R. Graham
A. J. Stewart
W. T. Williams
W. A. Hancock
Bluefield
W. A. Hanwock
South Bluefield
W. J. Cole
Daily Telegraph
Vatican Rejoicing Over Recovered Stolen Sacred Objects
Rejoicing at the Vatican and in ecclesiastical circles over the recovery of sacred items stolen from St. Peter's treasury last Friday night. The pope reportedly delighted at speedy repair of the sacred territory violation and a ceremony of thanks may be held. Detectives captured Mariano Stella and others responsible for the robbery. Vatican officials plan closer protection of church treasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
St. Peter's
Pius
Artiicles
Mariano Stella
Mondell Resigns from War Finance Corporation
Frank W Mondell announced his resignation from the War Finance Corporation while dining with President Coolidge at White House. The Swampscott, Massachusetts native will leave effective July 16 and plans to open a Washington office after retirement from government service. Mondell long served as a U.S. representative from Wyoming and was Republican leader in the House in 1923.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Frank W.monndell
Finance Corporation
Moandell
White. Court
Fee Ag
Mondell
Washington
Wom.nz
Tosh
Wag
Revpublican National
Cleveland
Tree accident injures elderly farmer in Woodsfield
In Woodsfield on July 7 an eighty year old farmer, Phaeoh Seebach, was seriously injured when a school athlete, Ralph Truex, split a cherry tree branch. The limb struck Seebach’s head causing a dislocated neck and multiple injuries. The other man, Felix, was reportedly unharmed.
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Woodsfield
Phaeoh Seebach
Mer
Ralph Truex
Woodsfiel
Rey
Penes Een
Oca Uelix
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Allan Davis
New York Hospital
Thomas Russell
Harry Sande
Anderson
Gribble
Public Safety
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Ene Errr
Ward
Cole Sale
Roberts
Cheyney Myth
Pete Ee
Graham Wie
McClaugherty
Hancock Will de Hee
Ghalstianity
William J. Bryan
Commoner
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Ghy Hall
Martin’s Ferry
Southern
A. S. Ochs
New Yorker
Medford
Czecho
Slovakia
Graham
Hancock
MR. Mondell
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