Naval treaty signed to curb battleship tonnage in three powers pact
London conference ends with a three power agreement among the United States Great Britain and Japan to limit fighting ship tonnage. France and Italy join in provisions for a five year halt on battleship construction and rules on submarine warfare. Senate fight looms with opposition led by Senator Hale who argues parity and Asian balance would be harmed.
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Edward W. Pickard Geene
Ob State
Stimson
United States
Senate
Queen Anne
St. James’ Palace
MacDonald
Mr. Stimson
Aristide Briand
Rejiro Wakas
Great Britain
Japan
America
England
France
Italy
League of Nations
Hale
Maine
Naval Affairs Committee
Far East
Orient
Prohibition Debate Moves to Senate as Lobbying Claims Arise
Testimony in Washington centers on the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment with Henry Curran denying lobbying in Washington while senators allege ties to Supreme Court figures. A national reform conference in Cleveland selects a repeal platform and elects Mrs. Charles Sabin as president.
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Wets
House Judiciary Committee
Pierre S. du Pont
Clarence KR. Edwards
Elizabeth Harris
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Clarence F. Buck
Mr. du Pont
Edwards
Senate
Wenry TL Curran
Association Against the
Pierre du Pont
Curran
Wisconsin
Inois
Washington
Robinson
Indiana
United States Supreme Court
T. W. Phillips, Jr
Pennsylvania
Justice Stone
Justice Sanford
Women's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Sabin
New York
Overcrowded Country Buildings Raise Fire Safety Concerns
The report notes severe crowding nationwide and poorly constructed buildings that are not fireproof, highlighting risks to public safety and the need for improved architecture and fire protection measures.
Lindberghs set speed record Los Angeles to New York
Col Lionel Lindbergh and wife completed a high altitude crossing in a Lockheed Sirius, refueling at Wichita. They flew at 14 000 to 15 500 feet for speed and efficiency, with Mrs Lindbergh navigating and sometimes piloting. The trip covered the distance in 1h 45m 82s, demonstrating faster express service potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olonel Lindergil
Los Angeles
New York
Wichita
Lindys
Indiana Brevities Roundup of Local Deaths and Honors
Indiana brief items note Charles Cookinghim Ling winning a high school contest, several local deaths from illness, accidents, and old age, and community updates. Notables include Jacob Ro Whine’s death, daylight time adoption in South Pend, a memorial for five unknown soldiers, and university student leadership elections at Indiana University Bloomington.
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Charles Cookinghim
Ling
Apni Lagringe County
Jonathan Miller
Ehght
Heearth
Kibwand Beaman
Saliamento Township
Ines Wetters
Union Township
Cluh
Unitington County
Edward Cochran
Keystone
Wells County
Turval Mall Carriers’ Association
Triften
Jacob Ro Whine
Benton
Flirtairt General Hospital
South Pend
James Lluest
Pennville
Sheri George Tlehen Oppo
Phoenix
Harry Julkenbeek
Charles
Tevansville
al Coffel
Warsaw
Sutton
George T. MacCoy
Columbus
Carl H. Fulson
St. Joseph
Mathilda Kaimbs
Michigan City
Herman Knambs
TS. Nice Warner
Owen Hill
New York City
Indiana University
Bloomington
J. Leslie Stateville
Grand View
Union Board
Stuteville
Franklin Mullin
Rushville
George Rogers Clark
Greenlawn
Vincennes
Travelers’ Protective Association
Clark
Fort Sackville
Ilinois
Studebaker Corporation
South Bend
Joseph L. Herrick
Epworth Hospital
George C. Caldwell
Roseland
Enos Porter
Shelbyville
William B. Porter
Harry Teal
Donald Wallace
Roland Wallace
Wallace Milling Company
Dale
Spencer County
Huntingburg
Dubois County
Rockport
August West
Christopher
John Sismonds
John Rapll
Chicago
Michael Havran
East Chicago
John
Havran
Tuberculosis in Poultry Explained and Eradication Steps
The article describes how poultry tuberculosis presents in flocks with droopy birds pale shanks and weight loss, notes that early cases show few external signs, and stresses that infected birds must be killed. It outlines two eradication methods: culling all stock after the laying season with thorough cleaning and resting the premises, or using tuberculin testing to remove reactors and disinfect. It also warns against cattle-like spread from poor housing and emphasizes strict sanitary measures and changes to housing and ground after disbanding flocks.
Agricultural Notes From Farm Journal
A collection of practical farming tips. Notes compare spring colt condition to Mability, discuss cream cooling practices to avoid smothered flavor, and advise proper tank lids for air circulation. Also highlights home grown fruit superiority, harness care, and long-lasting gear. Soybean hay as winter feed for cattle sheep horses mules hogs and poultry. Millet as barley substitute for cows when ground and mixed with other grains.
Pruning Scars Need Prompt Attention
Guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture urges immediate treatment of pruning wounds on shade trees. Shellac, dissolved in gum dD, protects small cuts but larger wounds require a more permanent cover such as asphalt, tar, or lead paint. Apply shellac over the wound edges and sapwood, then seal with a durable dressing.
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United Starters Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Aprentiture
Sears
Colt
Self Feeding Lambs Fare Well on Chop Feed Mix
Western feeder lambs thrived when self fed a mix of ground corn and chopped alfalfa hay at the University of Illinois system. They gained faster and used less feed per 100 pounds than hand fed lambs on shelled corn and unchopped hay. Illinois notes low risk of overfeeding with a 1:4 corn to hay ratio early, shifting to 1:1 after seven weeks. Nebraska trials used cracked corn chopped alfalfa and linseed meal, cracking corn to prevent kernel picking.
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University of [Inogis
Ilinois
Nebraska Station
Cross Pollination with Bee Colonies for Orchards
New York State College of Agriculture advises placing at least one bee colony per acre throughout the orchard to aid cross pollination. Most apples are self sterile. cross pollination increases yield. Diversify bloom times and rent strong hives. place pollinator bouquets 15 feet from hives.
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New York State College of Agriculture
Diseased Plants Barred by the United States
The United States Department of Agriculture warns that importation of plants and plant products is the main way diseases spread to new regions. Insects and wind spread locally, but long distance movement occurs via parts of host plants such as fruit seeds bulbs and tubers. Vessel cargoes are inspected at ports to prevent importing diseased plants or fruits.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Planting Asparagus For Home Gardens
Asparagus roots should be planted about six inches deep in rows four to five feet apart and plants two feet apart in the row. In the first year only three inches of soil are added, with the trench filled as cultivation continues. The crop needs plenty of fertilizer and tolerates soils with adequate moisture in the growing season.
Keep Eggs Clean Says Purdue Expert
E R Menefee of Purdue University advises farmers to keep nests clean to prevent soiled eggs. Dirty eggs lower grade and cost farmers one to three cents per dozen, especially in spring when birds are on wet ground.
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E. R. Menefee
Purdue University Market Department
Menefee
Poor Feed Plans Cut Herd Profit
Ohio State University expert notes indifferent dairy feeding lowers summer milk output and profits. Trackman advises planning summer management during good pasture, with possible added roughage like silage and grain. Emphasizes breeding to peak when milk supply and prices are favorable to balance losses.
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Cy K. Bihrekainen
Animal Husbandry Department
Ohio State University
Trackman
Grain feeding of cows on pasture necessary for milk yield
Green pasture is high in protein but low in total digestible nutrients. A cow milking over twenty pounds daily cannot meet carbohydrate needs from pasture alone, so grain feeding is essential. Wet grain need not be high in protein. home grown feeds balance the diet.
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J. ©. Nisbet
Extension Dairyman
Kansas State Agricultural College
Ayrshire
Jersey
Guernsey
Plan Abundant Roughages for Winter Feed
The article urges making roughage the base of dairy cow rations to weather a rough season. It notes past shortage buttresses future supply goals and suggests soybeans as a protein option if alfalfa and clover hay fall short, with lime and inoculation improving yields.
Physical condition of cow at calving affects milk output
Doctor Eckles states the cow’s condition at freshening directly relates to lactation yield. If a cow freshens in poor shape due to prior poor rations, she starts well below normal milk production and cannot be fully raised through later feeding and management.
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Eckles
Pasture Feeding Tactics Improve Dairy Cattle Output
Pasture food value per acre rises when pastures are not grazed too early or too closely. Early pastures yield bulky feed rich in protein. For dairy cows on such pastures, supplement with carbonaceous concentrates like corn kafir or barley. Feed grain at one pound per five to six pounds of milk.
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Heinrich Breuning
German Republic
Lehigh University
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Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Reed
Arkansas
Westwood
Mass
Federal Trade Commission
Parker
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Administration
Ohio State Penitentiary
A. FE. Nice
P. E. Thomas
Ancous
Henri de la Vaulx
Paris
International Aeronautical Federation
Jersey City
Lionel M. Woolson
Army Air Reserve
Packard Motor Company
Packard
Attica
Major Woolson
Commander Rogers
Honolulu
al Williams
Ith Gates W. McGarrah
Leon Fraser
Pierre Quesnay
Bank For International Settlements
Basel
Switzerland
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
McGarrah
Hicago
Chicago Crime Commission
Russell
Crime Commission
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Mahatma Gandhi
Chittagong
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Arabian Sea
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