Competition for farms is great in Texas cotton fields
June 7 White Sulphur Springs reports fierce competition among cotton growers in the South. J. Pridemore and Charles Brand discuss overproduction and high prices, while improved machinery boosts per acre yields and lowers costs. Charles Parlin notes potential fertilizer demand tripling.
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South
J. . Pridemore
Rot Ariante Gu
Texas Cotton Growere
Alabama
Carolinas
Pridemore
Mississippi River
Charles J. Brand
Association
Idustry
United States
Charles Coolidge Parlin
Taomearch Division
Curtis Publishinz Company
Philaqeipnia
Berlin accord welcomes visitors at embassy pageant
Crowds line the Berlin field as guests, including Burgomaster Scholz and officials, receive wreaths from service veterans. Suzanne Haeusler presents flowers to a pilot amid cheers and police escort. A case of Pilsner is offered to honor the event. German officials arrange security as dignitaries survey the crowd.
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Benale
Lonana
Levine
Maore
Suzanne Haeusler
Tee
Heard
Spiumbin
Schelz
Chia
Federation of All Service
jAealngt
Chamberlin
Fropelier
Columbia
Prantisek Chvalzovaky
Bianche Russell
Chemberi
Crnning Bir
Serlin
Lost Land of Ophir Found by British Officer
Special correspondence recounts Commander Craufurd's three decade search for Ophir. He sailed a twenty ton dhow along ancient trade routes from Ezion Geber to Aden, Ceylon, Malabar, and the Persian Gulf, believing Ophir lay in eastern Arabia. He describes the voyage, the monsoon timing, and a final sighting pointing to an Arabian coast town as Ophir.
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Oph
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Arabia
Solomion
Hiram
Thas
Craufurd
Ophir
Jerussalem
Sir Charles 'Craufurd
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Attica
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Palestine
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Ane
Hitom
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Hearnz
Ealmyer
Assir
Balomon
Atrien
Somaliland
Hapyard
Ceylon
Malabar
Arabin Epnin
Malia
Tam
Opan
Tabor
Chivalry in Soviet Court Shown and Customs Revealed
A Soviet court tale describes Ivan Korolev jailed for four years after claiming he visited a woman to explain why funds vanished from his mattress. The judge pressed for proof of the lady, and Korolev refused, prompting a harsh sentence. A later arrest tied to a separate theft, and ceremonial bride abduction practices in Abkhazia reveal lingering romantic and customary trends in post revolution society.
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Moscow
Wet Fei Meng
Soviet Union
Acapite
First Workers and Peasants Republic
Ivan Korolev
Proletarian Viktory
Korolev
Btwindy Jove
Hin
Peter Patapoy
Froil
Korelev
Bayler
Caucasus
Broadway MOurns Death of Hilliard
New York June 7 Brhadasy la reports the death of Robert Cochran Hilliard a veteran actor and playwright after a long battle with diabetes His career earned him nicknames including a beau drummer He is survived by his third wife Olga Byersrd Williams Other text includes a digressive fragment about Ophir ancient trade wealth and a cryptic ring carved with the head of Solomon with references to Ophir theory and exploration discussions nearby
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New York
Robert Cochran Hillerd
Olga Byersrd Williams
Uhe Ie
Ophir
Devon
India
Africa
Opie
Ophir Ali
Dian
Colt
Usat
Solomen
Ehetk
Lenton
Craufund
Axia
Mrs Billy Sunday Jr Latest at Gates of Movies
Mrs Billy Sunday Jr, daughter of the evangelist, joins the Hollywood line seeking stardom. She plans to start at the bottom, has not yet received film offers, and downplays a fast rise amid crowded studio lobbies and agents.
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Billy Sunday, JR
Gates OF Movies
Hellboys
Mavies
Teja
Gomzone
Billy Sunday
Dawshter
Evangeliss
Birs
Attis Hollywood
Sunday
Lindbergh to Return Home Amid Celebrations
Huntington to host an official welcome as Charles Lindbergh arrives from Cherbourg with plans for a city message to the famed flyer. A fund drive aims to charter a plane for the welcome flight piloted by Bob Shank, carrying Mrs. O K Chapman among supporters.
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Huntington
Maolington
Capital Charter 3
Lindbergh
Washington
Evening Herald
Bob Shank
Alras
Cary Ars. O. K. Chapman
Hail Interferes With Georgia Tobacco Crop
Hail estimated at 6 pounds in Georgia damaged a tobacco field owned by Thomas Owens with large losses to corn and other crops. The stone cloth saved some of the tobacco. Another note reports James H Ne neer of Bluefield sentenced in Roanoke for bank fund embezzlement tied to First National Bank of Pocahontas.
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Bainbringe
Thomas Owens
Palmer
jNome
J Ome Owens
Bluefield
James H. NeNeer
Fist National Bank
Carroll Ordered to Atlanta Pen in Clemency Move
Reports claim Carroll is critically ill awaiting transfer to Atlanta Pen as part of a petition for executive clemency. The attorney general said Carroll’s sentence would run from the time of his admission to the hospital, with press dispatches noting Crownns weak condition and incapacity to sit up.
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Coullage
Om 2
Fhyalelans Rene Ey
Pryorney
Tom
Blaine Island Sold to Chemical Firm
Blaine Island transferred to Carbide and Cerbon Chemicals yesterday at Union Trust Bank. Baltic Island Land Company figures show a $45,005 deal. The new owner plans a large chemical plant on the island in the Ennawa river near Charleston with a bridge site from the north bank after state permits.
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Blaine Island
Carbide and Cerbon Chemicals Corporation
Union Trust Company Bank
P.M. Summers
Baltic
Island Land Company
Setter
Lee Loeb
Themesicbncern
Ennawha River
Charleston
Borah Recovers From Operation After Surgery
Senator Borah of Jekhs recovers from an operation for the removal of historlas. He is back in his Washington office today, reporting he is getting along and resuming his work as chairman of the foreign relations committee.
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Washington
Borah
Jekhs
Bandits Gut Shop in Birmingham Bank Heist
Two youthful unmasked bandits robbed Security Buyings and Loan in Birmingham near the Jefferson county courthouse. They locked two employees in the vault and escaped with cash, strolling through a midday crowd with their loot in a satchel while authorities pursued them.
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Hirmingham
Ala
Jefferson County Court
House of Lords
London
Tragic neglect debate echoed by Chinese official
Dr Wellington Keo, China's foreign minister, argues against foreign influence and calls for a reassessment of foreign privileges in China. He recalls Paris Peace Conference cautions on nationalism and outlines steps toward ending unequal treaties while urging a cooperative rebalancing of foreign relations.
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Elliston
Gazette and North
Northamerican Newspaper Alliance
Peking
Soretembanaz
Wellington Keo
Allince
Boohesiaes Keitg
China
Versailles
Washington
le Migte
Council of Taree
Paris
Cala
Specis
U. & Government
Chen
Germany
Dodge Payment On Old U S Loans Reported
The Peking foreign office relays a dispatch from Dr Sze Chen stating Washington minister notes interest on U S loans from 1916 1918. Chicago Bank and Pacific Industrial Development Co advanced funds to China years ago. repayments have stalled and default extended.
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Feking
Peking
Sze
Chen
Washington
Continents and Commercial Bank of Chicago
U.S
Pacific Industrial Development Company
Chingis
Wine and Tobacco Bureau
Gefoule
Chicago
Pacific Todustrial Development Company
Mmewise
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Etry of Finance
Obituary for Walkee William Martin and Batley
Obituary notices report the death of Walkee William Martin age 73 at home and funeral arrangements in Jackson County with relatives in Chart and Charleston. Also noted is the death of Mrs Tattie EB Batley of East Rehbuler at twenty years old leaving twelve children and services led by Sewell Valley Be befkan Jouge.
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William Martin
Punera
Wilkes William Matsle
H.pennington
Jackson County
Martin
Prnsington
Prnsington,, Mra. T. D
Roberton
Meco
W. H. Workman
Bos. GW
Branham
A. Saldontege
Marlin
Charleston
C. P. Muretn
Florida
Charles Thoms
Attssdurl
Hattie Galley
Tattie EB. Batley
Chinese Leaders Emphasize Mutual Respect in Reforms
The text argues for equal treatment in China relations, urging moderation and friendly dialogue to counter extremist influence. It stresses that Chinese people are steady and reasonable, responding to prudent foreign engagement on an equitable basis, while acknowledging delicate elements in today’s situation.
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Bartet Russain
China
Amity Ong Goon
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