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Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1920

Page

13

Formulating National Agricultural Policy at Indianapolis Meet

The American Farm Bureau Federation Convention at Indianapolis December 6 7 and 8 will tackle major policy questions. President BR Howard invites fifty leading agricultural thinkers to craft guiding principles for legislative economic and educational actions. The Farm Bureau Federation, with over a million members and 33 state federations, is viewed as the dominant agricultural influence guiding future policy.

Indianapolis BR. Howard American Warm Bureau Federation Taken &T Indianapolis

Geddes to Talk on Farm Problems at Indianapolis Convention

Sir Auckland Geddes the British Ambassador will discuss international relations with reference to agriculture at the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Indianapolis December 6 7 8 The program aims to shape a National Agricultural Policy with leaders from agriculture government and industry including E T Meredith Herbert Hoover James P Goodrich W P Harding and Milo D Campbell among others The event is expected to be a major gathering for influential policy discussions.

Auckland Geddes American Farm Bureau Federation Indianapolis Indiana England Farm Bureau Federation J. R. Howard E. T. Meredith Agriculture Herbert Hoover W. Leffarding Iowa James P. Goodrich W. P. G. Harding Federal Reserve Board William Redfield Secretary of Commerce A. F. Lever Federal Farm Loan Board Henry Wallace T. H. McDonald S. Bureau of Roads Gray Silver Washington Clifford Thorne Milo D. Campbell Michigan Milk Producers Ass H. McKensie J. €. Keteham Michigan Mary P. McCutlum Canadian Council of Agri

Moving Buoy Light Nears Completion at Bridgeport Harbor

Work to move the Bug Light 300 feet onshore toward Locomobile Company plant has progressed for ten months and 49 percent complete. A new dredging contract may follow a fresh appropriation to deepen a shoaling harbor channel, with old granite breakwater being repurposed. Shipping notes cite shallow water of roughly 12 feet at the dock, limiting vessel drafts to 12 to 20 feet.

Locomobile Company Bridgeport Dredge & Dock Company Iivers and Harbors Congress Leete's Brdigeport

Mexican National Theatre to be completed by city benefactors

In Mexico City, wealthy residents pledge 19,000,000 pesos to finish the unfinished National Theatre. The project began under Porfirio Diaz and stalled after his ouster, with the wooden fence surrounding the site removed by order of the new government, revealing a looming landmark.

Mexico City Mex National Theatre Porfirio Diaz Mexico

Judge Weed To Address Local Eagles In Bridgeport

Bridgeport Fraternal Order of Eagles welcomes Judge Weed of Wisconsin grand worthy president to speak at an open meeting in Eagles hall on Madison avenue. He will discuss the national membership drive and benefits of membership. Mayor Wilson is expected to attend.

Bridgeport

Two Year Immigration Ban Proposed by House Committee

Washington reports the House Immigration Committee refined a bill to halt all immigration for two years. The measure would bar entry from any foreign port, with limited exceptions for officials, travelers, students and relatives of aliens pursuing citizenship, and would not address Japanese immigration.

Washington House Immigration Committee Congress House Department of State

French Close Slave Market in Ouaztan Abolished by French

Paris reports that French troops in Ouetzan Morocco shut down what may be the last slave market. A caravan arrived as troops took control, freeing slaves and ending decades of monthly auctions. Masters were required to share proceeds. slavery in the city ends with the abolition.

Paris Ouetzon Morocco Lfe Quetzan Ouetzan

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