Expert Proposes New Agrarian Plan in Williamstown
Dr Joseph S. Davis, former Dawes advisor, introduced a federal farm board plan at the Institute of Politics summit. The proposal seeks regulatory powers to balance agriculture with other national sectors, differing from the administration bill’s 626 million revolving loan fund by relying on administrative authority rather than loan funding.
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Williamstown
Mass
Associated Press
Institute of Politics Today
Joseph S. Davis
The
Dawes
Ient
Mellon
Hoover
Jardine
Davia
Federal Farm Board
Agriculture
If you're not up and doling you're down and being done
A terse admonition about effort and diligence, urging constant activity to avoid decline. It frames success as continuous work and implies stagnation leads to downfall, framed in a blunt, motivational tone.
Algonquin Club Members Enjoy Farm Outing In Stepney
Algonquin club members and Zuesta attended their annual outing at Mayor Behren's farm in Stepney. About 260 members and guests plus entertainers brought total attendance to near 400. A city procession led by Lt. Thomas Connery arrived for a day of athletic contests and a dinner supervised by the mayor. The Donnelly's Pets defeated Beardsley's Pugs in a five inning indoor baseball game, nine to eight, with notable attendees including city officials. Prizes were awarded for general ability, time walk, shot put, golf, egg and spoon race, nail driving, and other athletic events amid festive atmosphere. Dinner featured chicken, followed by stage acts from the Palace theatre.
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Algonquin Club
Mayor Behren
Stepney
Harvey Hubbell
Thomas Connery
Donnellys Pets
Beardsley
Pugs
Bdonnelly
Behrens
Robert Emmett Donnelly
Donnelly
Alfred W. Burdick
George E. Crawford
William Egan
J. Donnelly
D. Hermanschulz
Beardaley
Clifford Bearley
Otto Heise
Jack Rusling
John G. Schwarz, Jr
Carl Heck
Philip Seeley
Samuel Reich
Edward Bray
J. W. Wheeler, Jr
A. Hayward
Joseph F. Weiler
W. M. Burchfield
F. J. Berger
R. B. Donnelly
W. W. Cross
Dr. Burchfield
Palace Theatre
Matt Saunders
D. Walter Haggerty
Frank J. Brennan
W. A. LaField
Ben Setzer
J. A. H. Robinson
James T. Patterson
Carl F. Stemon
James Dunn
Roderick A. Cleveland
Fred Corbally
Michael Sassogno
Board of Recreation
Paralyzed miner denies mail fraud in Pennsylvania
Benjamin Miller a partially paralyzed former coal miner denies wholesale begging by mail and a lottery scheme as alleged by postal officials. Miller says he runs a mail order business from a modest Lansdale area home and that a raffle of a $60 toilet set was suggested by associates, with a carpenter union member winning.
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Lansdale
Associated Press
Benjamin Miller
Post Office Department
Miller
Oakpark
Dec
Carpenters’ Union
Contractors Hit Coercion By Unions
New York August 11. Government testimony alleges Journeyman Stone Cutters blocked work with out of area cast stone. Contractors from New Haven, Cheverland, and Newark claim unions forced contract cancellations and hindered interstate commerce. Witnesses say Onondaga Litholite contracts were canceled over alleged labor law violations.
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New York
Associated Press
New Maven
North America
Onondaga Litholite Company
Syracuse
N. J
Newark
Hielal
Health and Diet Advice on Treating Friends at Home
A health column urges temperance in hosting and dining, warning against forcing guests to drink or overeat. It cautions that even small alcohol amounts can harm certain individuals and notes the danger of food intoxication. It promotes kind behavior over indulgence and includes reader questions on liver trouble, orange juice fasting, and tropical fish snacks.
Grand Duchess Anastasia Feels Desolate in Exile
NY writer Gleb E. Botkin portrays the Grand Duchess Anastasia’s dire plight after the Russian Revolution. He describes her lack of money, medical care, and purpose, living in Seeon with sparrows for companionship, while authorities debate her true identity and nationality amid a looming European scandal.
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Mr. Botkin
New York
Nicholas
Anatad
Botkin
Grid Diehers Ametasia
Sileria
France
Lavari
Anaxingia
Europe
Anastasia
Personal Health Column Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram
Readers are invited to write Dr Frank McCoy about intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Enclose two self addressed envelopes if a personal reply is desired. Address letters to Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Frank McCoy
Stoeckel Buys New Stock in Norwich Firm Hartford
Additional stock in the Doolittle Lake company of Norfolk totaling 66 500 has been issued since the march organization bringing authorized outstanding capital to 40 Bon according to a certificate of value filed with the secretary of the state. Subscribers include Edward H Peaslee 40 shares Horace Morse 40 shares Emily M Braman and Irene M Braman 20 shares each Robbina B Stoeckel 401 shares and Frederick W Rockwell 100 shares.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Doolittle Lake Company
Norfolk
Edward H. Peaslee
New York
Shar Horace 3. Morse
Emily M. Braman
Irene M. Braman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robbina B. Stoeckel
Frederick W. Rockwell
Two Women Found Killed in Rum Feud Slayings
In Paul Minnesota police found two women shot dead in a bedroom of a residence in a wealthy district. The victims were identified as Ruth Barrett and her sister Mara Lillian Koaser both ages about twenty five to thirty. The bodies showed no struggle and a dog guarded the scene. Barrett's husband’s office was near the home and his car was later found partly burned miles away. Police attributed the killings to gang warfare between bootlegging factions active for months.
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England
H Uye
League of Nations
Roumania
Berlin
Paul
Minn
Associated Press
A& Home
Ruth Barrett
Mara
Lillian Koaser
Barrett
Ed Murnane
Saids
Jack Sullivan
Lake Vadnais
Teddy Dubois
Anne Grenville
Murnane
Wild horses dying of thirst in Oregon regions
Portland dispatch reports 30 000 to 40 000 wild mustangs in eastern Oregon Deschutes and Creem counties dying of thirst. A L Cross leader of the Oregon Humane Society said a great dearth of water has caused many deaths among roaming mustangs across the region.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
A. L. Cross
Oregon Humans Society
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Health and Diet Advice
Frank M’coy
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Finland
Castle Seeon
Seeon
Frau von Rathleff
Stoeckel
Norwich
Bulldog
Che DI
Read Company
Ciné-Kodak
Harvey & Lewis Co
Etim Street
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