Methods of Fighting Plant Diseases And Lax Cultivation
The article reports on National Canners Association sectional meetings focusing on disease control and disciplined cultivation to improve fruit and vegetable quality. It highlights pea section findings on aphids, the aphidozer, and experiment results showing infested peas yield smaller plants with fewer and smaller pods versus clean plots.
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National Canners’ Association
Gibson
Edward M Searls
Bureau of Icentomology
Department of Agriculture
Madison
Wis
Searls
Bureau of Entomology
Norwood Mayor Nolte Cleared Over Tear Gas Meeting
Special dispatch reports Norwood officials found the tear gas incident at Odd Fellows Hall on January 18 asinine, but concluded Mayor Nolte acted honestly in attempting to prevent disturbance. Investigators blamed police tactics rather than the mayor or speaker Helen Jackson, noting the Catholic population and recent Archbishop Moeller death. Further action depended on Attorney General Crabbe’s opinion.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Norwood
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Helen Jackson
Cowyer
Donahey Tolay
EB. Hianiway
Arthur Bland
Attourney
Crabbe
Aed
Nolte
Moeller
Ohio
St. Bernard
Charlies Sehwegman
Strikers Picket Buckingham Palace and Government Buildings
London January 28 strikers from the Office of Works engineering department patrolled Buckingham Palace gates and other government buildings. Electricians at the mint and British Museum joined the walkout leaving offices dark while boiler room labor shortages affected heating. George Rew, cited as the strike trigger, sought union reinstatement and back payments post expulsion.
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Joan L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Buckingham Palace
Office of Works
British Museum
George Robert Rew
Mint
Union
Foreign Office
Baldwin
No. 10
Downing Street
Royal Commission On Lunacy
Old Palace Yard
Rew
N.Y
Judge Fines Inn Proprietor in Juvenile Delinquency Case
Judge Charles W. Stoffman in Juvenile Court found Peacock Inn proprietor John F. Holland guilty of contributing to juvenile delinquency and fined him 200 dollars and costs. The ruling tests a city ordinance barring minors from dance halls without a parent or guardian, and warns parents to keep daughters away from such venues.
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Charles W. Stoffman
John F. Holland
Peacock Inn
Ruth Remus
George Remus
Atlanta
Kathryn Hotopp
Darwin Avenue
Cheviot
Holland
Juvenile Court
Juvenile Protective Association
John K. Lyons
Miss Remus
Miss Hotopp
Miss O'Hara
Miss Warren
Miss McCue
Jones
Connel
Cashman
Second District
Mel D. Luten
Hopkins
James Power
West Highth Street
Hoffman
Rising temperatures ease Cincinnati cold snap briefly
The cold wave that hit Cincinnati drives temperatures below zero but ris ing by day as W C Devereaux predicts a temporary warm up with light snow. A second cold area over Canada Northwest threatens later in the week. Notes include 2 degrees below at Weather Bureau, 6 below at Clifton, and Batavia 13 below. Police urge clearing sidewalks.
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Cincinnati
W. C. Devereaux
United States
Canadian Northwest
Weather Bureau
Government
Devereaux
Copelan
Reform urged to widen divorce grounds in Southern Ohio Diocese
At a Columbus convention, the Southern Ohio Diocese backed a reform to allow bishops to consider ethical and social factors in remarriage cases. The measure aims to go beyond court records, letting bishops judge suitability for remarriage with broader evidence. The group also asked Bishop Boyd Vincent to retain his post and outlined new diocesan leadership selections.
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Convention of
Southern Ohio
Columbus, CO
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ohio
E. Byrer
Kenyon College
Prof
Byrer
Episcopal Church
Boyd Vincent
Vincent
Southern
E. F. Chauncey
Sidney E. Sweet
Columbus
Phil Porter
Dayton
H. S. Abel4white
Piqua
W. S. Keller
Cincinnati
W. T. McGruder
O. FE. Rupp
J. M. Richardson
Nelson
Sweet
Edgar Jones
Frohock
Matthews
Morison R Wait
Seer De Voe Weather Prophet Predicted January Blizzard
Andrew Jackson De Voe, deceased amateur weather watcher, forecast a January blizzard to the day in a December letter to Edwin Forrest Murdock of the New York City Institute. He linked a solar eclipse on January 24 to a coming storm belt, predicting cold temperatures across the Atlantic Coast by January 27.
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Atlantic
de Yvoes
Bank in St. Joseph Closes Over Frozen Assets
The Farmers’ State Bank of St. Joseph was closed by its directors in St Paul Minnesota on January 28 due to frozen assets. The bank reported deposits of about $125 000.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Farmers’ate Bank of
Gloria Swanson Marries French Marquis in Paris Town Hall
In Paris at Passy Town Hall Gloria Swanson wed Marquis de la Falaise de la Coudray at noon. Witness Hulett Johnson and Baron D Argnay attended. Forrest Halsey acted as interpreter. The union follows prior romance rumors with no bans published.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Gloria Swanson
Marquis Henri de la Falaise de la Coudray
Passy
Hulett Johnson
Miss Swanson
Baron D’argnay
Forrest Halsey
France
Madame Sans Gene
Bee
Ted
de Ta Watalee
Herbert Somborn
Pasadena
N. Y
Suitor Lured By Joke Steals Widow’s Life Savings
Louisville widow Mrs. Bessie Lee Himpelk 45 lost $600 cash and a $1,000 mortgage to a man who posed as a prospective groom. The scammer, identified as Clarence Dawson of Fort Wayne, forged a quick marriage plan in Cincinnati after gaining her dowry. He left her stranded. police warn the check given is worthless and she spent the night at a detention center.
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Bessie Lee Himpelk
Louisville
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gibson
Alma Rubens Wins Divorce From Cosmopolitan Head
Alma Rubens of New York obtains a divorce from Dr. Daniel C. Goodman chief of Cosmopolitan Films. She accuses cruelty describing blows slaps and hair pulling during the marriage in Los Angeles.
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New York World News Service
Los Angeles
Cal
Alma Rubens
New York
Daniel C. Goodman
Cosmopolitan Films
France and debts dominate Herriot speech in chamber
Premier Herriot warned about Germany's armaments and stressed France will honor inter allied debts. He cited cordial talks with Churchill and Clementel as Britain and allies seek a solution to postwar economic strains amid strained European security.
Senators Battle Over Three Confreres for Shoals Bill
The Senate wrangled over selecting three conferees to meet House members on the Underwood leasing bill for Muscle Shoals. Key figures Norris McNary Smith faced seniority and precedent questions as the list shuffled until Keyes McKinley Kendrick were chosen, with Ransdell resigning and Underwood potentially joining. Norris condemned House methods as unrepresentative.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Senate
House
Dem
Norris
Neb
McNary
Ore
Smith
McKellar
Tenn
Underwood
Ladd
N.D
Capper
Rep
Kan
Agriculture Committee
Keyes
N. J
McKinley
Ill
Harrison
Miss
Ransdell
Moses
N. Y
Kendrick
Melkienzié
Morin
Quinn
Wheat Surges Above $2 a Bushel in Chicago Market
Wheat prices in Chicago soared past $2 for the first time in decades, with May delivery near $2.05 and spot cash at $2.20. The rally sparked worldwide excitement, with Winnipeg and Liverpool markets posting sharp gains and continued heavy speculative buying.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Canada
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Policed Kill Suspect in Bronx Jewelry Store Hold Up
A five man robbery gang held up Israel Chernich in a Bronx jewelry store. One robber was killed by patrolmen after a pursuit through Crotona Park. Another was captured. three escaped.
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New York
Israel Chernich
Bronx
Crotona Park
Woman Killed By Car At Pennsylvania Station Scene
Mrs. Nannie Parsons of Walnut Hills died after being struck by a car in front of the station as her son Frank Parsons prepared to board a Chicago bound train. The driver Edward Neuman, a telegraph dispatcher, was charged with reckless driving. the death marked the twentieth automobile fatality in Hamilton County this year.
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Pennsylvania Station
Pearl
Butler Streets
Nannie Parsons
St. Leger
Walnut Hills
Frank Parsons
Chicago
General Hospital
Richard Schaeffer
Gest Street
Eastern Avenue
Sixth District
Edward Neuman
Cherry Grove
Hamilton County
Kirby Trial Postponed in Cleveland Discount Case
Josiah Kirby former president of the Cleveland Discount Company indicted for issuing a false financial statement saw his trial moved from February 9 to February 23 by Common Pleas Judge Cull. Local jury proceedings in Cleveland Ohio were reported by AP.
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Cleveland, O
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
Special County
Common Pleas
Attorney General Stone Faces Senate Over Wheeler Case
Attorney General Stone testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on his motives in bringing a federal case against Senator Wheeler of Montana. Sixteen lawyers questioned him as they weighed whether the DC prosecution was an overreach and how it related to the Montana indictment and Campbell oil permit schemes. Stone defended his actions as proper and argued the Wheeler case involved a wider, distinct conspiracy.
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Washington
Stone
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Wheeler
Montana
Overman
Ownby
Department of Justice
Mr. Stone
Paul Cravath
New York
Bethlehem Steel Company
Charles M. Schwab
Army
Campbell
District of Columbia
United States
Administration
Uty
Walsh
Reed
Whee'er
Senator Borah
Borah
Cummins
Gordon Campbell
Booth
Interior Department
Lone
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Joke
Alma Rubens Fref
Herriot
Germany
Europe
England
Cologne
Premier Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
M. Herriot
Pie
M. Viviani
M. Poincare
M. Dubois
M. Marin
Churchill
Aetenna
M. Clementel
Winston Churchill
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