Co operatives debated handling outsiders at institute
Chicago July 11. Transactions with non members a long debated issue in farm co operatives gains focus at the American Institute of Cooperation summer session. Discussions cover certficates of indebtedness safe contracts and liquidated damages. Richard Pattee says coops with over two million member farmers question serving outsiders. Some by laws bar outsider trade. others argue outsiders should share refunds and charges to avoid tax on profits. No federal coop statutes exist.
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Chicago
Associated Press
American Institute of Cer
Richard Pattee
Newton Highlands
Massig
Institute
Intitute
Prunafn Drier Arrested Meriden
Michael Donlon of Woodmont was arrested yesterday for driving a car while intoxicated and without a license. His case was continued in Police Court today to tomorrow.
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Meriden
Associated Press
Michael
Donlon Aixty-Tuo
Woodmort
Police and Firemen Used by Beer Ring Ex-Dry Chief Says
Former prohibition enforcer recounts hostility from police and public in New Jersey. He describes arrests, destroyed evidence, and officials blocking raids, noting some officers aided bootleggers while others refused cooperation. He cites a Trenton collision over concealed weapons and a Harrison raid where firemen hampered entry to a beer dump.
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North Amer
Newey Ayer
Amy Co
Wythe
New Jersey
Trenton
U . S District Attorneys Office
Federal
Warters
Mte
Federal District Attorney
Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Harrison
Ollyings
Planes collide pilot killed at Kelly Field
In San Antonio Texas July 11 a Warvey M1 student and Second Lieutenant Willim L Howarth of the pursuit section at Kelly Field was killed when his plane crashed during a three ship formation. An upper wing piece torn away, the craft went into a tall spin at 2000 feet. Observers note Howarth did not attempt to shut off the engine or parachute, suggesting he was struck by debris.
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San Antonio
Texas
Associated Press
Willim L Howarth
Warvey M1
Kelly Field
Duncan Field
Hogarth
Howarth
German Ace Plans Transatlantic Flight In Caspar Biplane
Otto Koennecke the renowned German war ace intends a non stop Berlin to San Francisco flight about September 1 in a Caspar biplane with Junkers water cooled motor. He will be backed by Count Solms Laubach, 18, and a relief pilot will accompany. The project, costing about 850000, uses a Caspar plane chosen for power and range, with radio.
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Slalin
Associated Press
Otto Koennecke
Berlin
San Francisco
Koennecke
Junkers
George Smims-Laubach
Koennerke
Caspar
Travemunde
Americ
Tempelhof Field
Germany
Count Solms-Laubach
Hesse
False Cleric Held in Jewel Swindle
A self styled minister accused by a jeweler of trying to swindle him out of a whist watch was held by police. Garbed as an Episcope clergyman and claiming to be Rev F C Powell of a Boston church, the man about forty five was detained after buying a wrist watch claiming he would return with money. A police telegram to Boston officials confirmed that Rev Powell was on vacation in Arlington, Massachusetts.
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Dumkirk
F C Powell
Boston
Warren
Rey Powell
Arlington
Masa
Health officers off for two week Cape Cod vacation
Frank F. Stapleton chief sanitary inspector and Dr T A Conners supervisor of the communicable disease division of the Cape Cod board of health departed Saturday for a two week vacation.
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Frank F. Stapleton
T A Conners
Board of Health
Cape Cod Mans
Woman's idea to aid youth life problems in schools
Philadelphia July 11 Miss Anna Bench Pratt director of the Witte Williams Foundation launched a program to prevent delinquency by helping children in school find themselves before habits fix. A school counselor in every school is urged as a national goal. The foundation funds counselors and scholarships for underprivileged students.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Anna Bench Pratt
Misa Pratt
Witte-Williams Foundation
Elmira College
Rilla
Miss Pratt
United States
Fox Breeder Sentenced on Larceny Charges
Thomas G Alvord, a Watertown fox breeder and former Windswept Farms manager, was convicted of grand larceny in the second degree and sentenced to two and a half to five years in Auburn prison by County Judge J Frank Larue. He wept as the sentence was announced after Windswept Farms failed for nearly 1 million dollars. Alvord was found to be short several hundred pairs of foxes belonging to customers after the farm’s collapse.
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Watertown
Associated Press
Thomas G Alvord
Auburn
J Frank Larue
Alvord
Syracuse
Henderson Harbor
Young Drivers Best Stoeckel Declares
Hartford July 11 The motor vehicles commissioner told the Hartford Rotary Club that accidents among drivers aged 16 to 18 are far lower than in any other group. He noted a state law lowering license age to sixteen has issued 4,000 licenses in three months, including 500 to girls.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Connecticut
Stoeckel
Van Alen Estate Left In Trust For Wife For Life
The estate of the late J Laurens Van Alen, who died in Paris, is left in trust to his wife Mrs Margaret Louise Van Alen for life, with the principal then divided among the children. A trust fund created by his father James John Van Alen is to be managed as chosen, with income to the wife and a maximum annual draw of 20 000 from the principal. The estate is described as several million dollars.
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Newport & I
Associated Press
J Laurens van Alen
Paris
Margaret Louise van Alen
Walter
James John van Alen
Lfe
Injunction dissolves against sale of Fall River mill
In Fall River Massachusetts on July 11 Judge Hugo A Dubuque dissolved the temporary injunction that had blocked the sale for unpaid taxes of the Osborn Mill. City Collector Timothy M Shea will move forward with the planned sale. Judge Frank M Silvia appeared as unpaid counsel for the city as attorney E T Murphy, prepared the arguments but was unable to attend due to illness.
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Fall River Mass
Associated Press
Hugo A
Dubuque
Osborn Mas
Timothy M Shea
Prank M Silvia
District Court
City of
Fall River
Allvia
E 'T Murphy
Train Crash Kills Four Near Geneva Onto Seneca County
A New York Central crossing crash near Geneva New York killed four people from Ontario and Geneva. Victims include Paul Cim via fifty John Patrizino forty eight and James Hackett sixteen. A body was hurled 180 feet into Seneca County prompting coroner inquests in both counties. One tire lay 700 feet from the scene.
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Geneva O
New York Central
Here
Geneva
Paul Cim
John Patrizino
James Hackett
Ontario
Seneca County
Guilt Untested in Danville Merchant Death Case
Lancaster July 11 The coroner’s verdict in the death of Charles L Henderson Danville merchant whose body was found in a lake after a seven month disappearance fails to fix responsibility. It was disclosed this afternoon that Henderson was charged with a shortage of 823000 in his accounts.
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Lancaster
Associaters Press
Charles L Henderson Danville
Woman Killed In Atlanta Tragedy At Lake Mont 62
Mrs William Lohse, a Baltimore society figure, was killed yesterday at Lake Mont 62. She was crushed against a door of a houseboat while Bing of Renefit worked nearby.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Wiliam Lohse
Baltimore
Lake Mont
New Haven Road Rate Rise Limited by ICC Decision
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to boost joint rates for New England railroads, denying the New Haven line a substantial increase expected to add about 6 million dollars yearly. Some small changes to joint rates on merchandise were allowed, with New England lines receiving a modest share on coal traffic. The Boston and Maine, Maine Central, and Central Vermont were excluded from the additional coal rate, while the New Haven road received a slight adjustment.
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Washington
Associated Press
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
New England Lines
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Vermont
New Haven
Railroads Set Coal Rate Increases With September 1 Effective Date
The board approved higher division rates for joint bituminous coal shipments, except for coal handled with the New York Central, where no increase was authorized. Railroads were instructed to implement the changes on September 1.
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New York Central
$5,000,000 Estate To Be Actors' Home
Death of Mrs Ida F Williams triggers transfer of East Islip estate valued at $5 million to Actors Equity for Percy Williams home for actors. Estate includes brick mansion and 30 acres. Survivor: Harold B Williams and two grandchildren. Born in Columbus Ohio.
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East 18Lip Noy
Associated Press
Ida F Williams
Actors Equity Association
Percy Willams
Percy G Williams
Brooklyn
East Islip
Mra
William
Harold B
Wiliama
Columbus
Ohio
Three Flyers Die When Plane Falls Near Fairford
Winnipeg July 11 Three Manitoba survey party members were killed when their aircraft plunged from 1008 feet near Fairford Masch Witnesses could not explain the crash The dead include Flight Officer W C Weave of Melfort Basic pilot A T Hardley mechanic of Locre Man and For Wrong Surveyor of the Topographic and Survey branch Ottawa The plane reportedly entered clouds and disappeared from view for minutes before veering erratically and diving to the ground
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Winnipeg
Associated Press
Manitoba
Fairford
WC. Weave
Melfort
T Hardley
Locre
Ottawa
Cloudian
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