Rice Becomes An Important Crop Across the South
Government support expands rice research with a Crowley Louisiana sub station. U S Department of Agriculture funds breeding and disease resistance from Italy and Philippines varieties. Project links with Arkansas Texas and California trials to boost yield for Pacific coast markets and Oriental import needs.
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United States
Japan
China
India
America
Department of Agriculture
Crowley
Louisiana
Federal Department
South Carolina
Carolina
Italy
Arkansas
Texas
California
Sacramento Valley
Pacific
Asia
Philippines
Siam
Ceylon
William Berkeley
Virginia
Madagascar
Alston
Europe
Honduras
Gulf Coast
Foreign Athletes and Rice Cultivation Practical Notes
Foreign athletes whose apparatus work is expected to place them in the front rank of prize winners. The passage also surveys rice cultivation methods, irrigation practice, milling, and cultural beliefs around rice across several regions.
Bomb wrecks saloon in Chicago state street blast
The Manning and Bowes saloon at 321 State Street was wrecked by a blast the thirtieth in a two year series causing 25000 dollars in damage. Michael Yargarbarkin, asleep at a fruit stand, was buried in debris but saved and rushed to a hospital. James West and several soldiers from the recruiting office suffered minor or no injuries.
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Chicago
Manning & Bowes
State Street
Michael Yargarbarkin
James West
Benjamin Bertwhistle
JL Martin
William Fredericks
Henry Burrough
United States Army Recruiting Service
Tragedy in McDaniel Stirs Pursuit and Suicide
The case centers on Mrs. Woodill’s murder near Harris Creek and the pursuit of suspect Eastman. A coroner’s verdict finds Eastman killed himself after a long manhunt as investigators connect letters and a forged alibi to the crime. Colonel Thompson recalls the victim’s life and the tragedy’s impact on the community.
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John W. McQuay
McDaniel
Harris Creek
Chesapeake Bay
McQuay
Eastman
Colonel Thompson
Baltimore
Carrie Thompson
Mortimer
Bastm
Woodill
Eisdith
Bradcome
Roberts
Charles H. Thompson
Cven
Thompson
Connecticut
Dr. Caswell
Crowell
New York
Jhe
Harry Adams
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Gilbert Woodill
Los Angeles
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
Eastmman
City Verigle Auto Tax Void as Double Taxation Supreme Court Rules
Ohio Supreme Court nullifies Columbus ordinance levying a city auto license in addition to state license. The ruling declares multi level licensing unconstitutional, ending the city tax in Columbus and affecting other municipalities. The decision preserves state licensing and removes parallel city charges for motor vehicles.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
City Comtygeil of
Ohio
City of
Columbus Council
Tns
Toice
Oldest Kentucky Physician Dr. T. D. Greenley Dies
Louisville mourns as Dr. T. D. Greenley age 90 passes away at his home. He was among the state’s oldest doctors and the oldest member of the American Medical Association. Funeral plans are not yet released.
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Borneo
Madagascar
Celebes
Trice
Frederic J. Haskin
T. D. Greenley
Louisville
American Medical Association
Supreme Court Adjourns Without Fixing Paine Law Hearing
The Supreme Court adjourned for its summer vacation in Columbus Ohio without setting a time to hear any case challenging the Paine law. The move leaves open whether later actions will test the law's provisions as city mailericks might pursue.
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Supreme Court
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court Rules County Solicitors Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court decision in Columbus Ohio on June 2 declares county solicitors and inquisitors unconstitutional, signaling a major shift in local legal authority and governance.
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Supreme Court
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court ruling on 1908 act restricting commissioners
The court declares unconstitutional the May 9 1908 act that authorized commissioners to employ special and tax inquisitors, striking down the power as beyond legal authority.
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Preme Court
Honoring Retiring Girt Industrial School Officers
Special dispatch reports a Delaware Industrial School graduation of 21 pupils and a farewell tribute to superintendent T F Dye and matron Mrs Dye. Governor Herrick had retained Dye through past administrations. new heads Mr. and Mrs. S D Webb of Albany take over July. Pupils presented a gold-mounted clock. many students showed heartfelt tears and applause at the impending departure.
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Commercial Tribuna
Columbus
G Industrial School
Delaware
T. Fye
S. D. Webb
Albany
Athens County
Dye
Herrick
Pattison
Harris
Supreme Court affirms damages against Cincinnati Gas and Electric
In Columbus on June 24, the Supreme Court affirmed the Cincinnati Superior Court ruling awarding Pauline Haerlin executrix of Herman Haertin’s estate $400 in damages. The case concerned injuries to a house and lot on Spring Grove Avenue when wires were strung in front of the property by the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company. The lower court had awarded $400 and the high court upheld the figure.
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Newark «& Granville Street Railway Company
Frederik M Black
Licking County
BH. & D. Railway Company
Frre
Iroquois Company
Nathan Meyer
Anklin County
Lowell
LA Ever
Cincinnati Gas Ard E Company
Haerlin
Cincinnati
Massillin
City
Dennis C Charming
Stark County
SAP Oleste Court and Common Pleas Court
Ate
Mayor's Cour
Elisha N. Decker
Spratt & Nichols Et
Henry County
Pennsylvania Company
Empire Ron and Steel Company
Bull County
Steppweman
Dayton Oeetty
Montgomery County
Karlinger Va
Uyahoga County
Davis
City of Canton
Livonia
McMillen
Commissioners St al
Howard Ferris
Clermont County
Edward C. Mader
Mary Co
Apple Et al
Shelby
Charles A. Thatcher
William M. Frisbe
City of Columbus
Franklin County
John L Cannon
John al Cline
Cuyahoga County
Guy L. Warron
Strong
McChintc-Mmar Construction Company
Mack Commissioners
MacKinzie
Vomanti
Charles
Herb
Broad Company
Harrison Cs
Pieve
Nererie Our
Cincinati
Supreme Court
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Pauline Haerlin
Herman Haertin
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Mad Anthony
Chambers Street
Cincinna
Supreme Court Rules Substitutes for Constitutional Ballot
The Supreme Court boards the question of voting methods in Ohio. It declares the April 2554 law and amendments invalid as they usurp the constitutional order by setting up voting machines. The decision voids the General Assembly act as unconstitutional and blocks an alternate voting method.
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Special Dispatential Tribune
Columbus
Oniol
Stuprems
Ns Cassinger
Guyer
Neff Chosen to Represent Ohio at Seattle Good Roads
Governor appoints Ohio delegation including S Wertz of Wooster and Al Spritzer of Toledo to attend the Good Roads Convention in Seattle. James Markes and Agnes Nettos are mentioned among the named officials. The selection aims to dispatch a state group to the conference.
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C. Gordon Neff
Gov. Hammon
Ohio
Seattle
Commercia
Tribune
Columbus
Mirmon
Iird S. Wertz
Wooster
al L. Spritzer
Toleio
James Markes
Nvillia
C. Gov- Agnes Nett
Foehta
Good Roads
Maer
Woman in Charge of Tores 58Gb tte
A Cincinnati Law School inquiry into unemployment shows Miss Dine taking lead in organizing efforts at the Sixth Street Market House. Nellie Grahinsol and Miss Robinson assist, with Bowdle and Gillespe slated as speakers at an upcoming meeting.
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TORES
Asta Itins
Sixth Street
Binep
Nellie Grahinsol
Cincinnati Law
Rhoads acquitted in East Broad paving case
Jury verdicts end prosecutions tied to the East Broad street paving scandal. R. Stanley Rhoads is acquitted of bribery involving Charles B. Burr, while Burr’s colleagues Imme and Lied serve four years for taking bribes in the Baime contract. Cleveland Trinidad Paving officials provided funds and evidence for the convictions.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
R. Stanley Rhoads
East Broad Street
Rhoads
Charles B. Burr
Board of Public Service
Burr
Imme
Baime
Cleveland Trinidad Paving Company
MF. Bramley
Nelson Cannon
H. C. Lang
Cleveland Trinidad Pavings Company
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Wood County
Lynch
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Champaign County
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