Berlin visit yields Franco German economic cooperation
The Berlin talks between Premier Laval and Foreign Minister Briand and German leaders produced a mixed commission to coordinate economics across finance industry shipping and aviation. The plan seeks no tariff increases and aims to spur trade and new markets while avoiding third party entanglements.
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Europe
Asia
America
Amon
Berlin
Lavall
Briand
France
von ‘lLlindenburg
Bruening
Curtius
Germany
Commission
von Hindenburg
Andre Francois-Jancet
Jennier Laval
Washington
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
League of Nations arms truce urged for Geneva conference
The disarmament committee adopted a resolution urging invited governments to observe a one year armaments truce starting November 1. It calls on the council to push for a peaceful outcome and to report by November 1 whether each government will accept the truce.
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League of Nations Disarmament Committee
League
Geneva
Council
International tensions and US tariffs spark debate in Hoover era
The article notes Japan rejecting an international inquiry into Manchuria, seeking to withdraw troops as safety allows, while concerns rise over currency depreciation driving possible tariff hikes. Senator Watson urges higher Hawley Smoot rates to shield US industry, and Treasury officials oppose broad tax schemes or debt-sinking fund changes. Aluminum Company of America cuts salaries 10 percent effective Oct 1, attracting Patman’s impeachment push against Secretary Mellon over stock interests.
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United States
Hoover
Treasury
Washington Dispatches
Frederick Hale
Maine
Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Japan
Enator
James BE. Watson
Indiana
Senate
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Mr. Watson
Canada
Reed
Pennsylvania
United States Steel
Aluminum Company of America
Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Aluminum Company
Wright Patman
Texas
Patman
Retired General Lassiter Acknowledges Long Military Career
Maj. Gen. Lassiter, aged 64, retires after over forty years of service including command of the Panama Canal Department and leadership in the Hawaiian and Philippine theaters. Born in Petersburg Virginia he entered the U S Military Academy at eighteen and later served in World War I and overseas postings. A political note recalls Calvin Coolidge speculation, with former President Hoover urging support for Hoover’s renomination.
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Yen. Smedley Butler
William Lassiter
Department of Hawaii
Petersburg
Lassiter
United States Military Academy
Philippines
Jocs
China
Japan
Korea
France
Panama Canal
Governor General Davis Takes Leave Overseas Visit Plan
Governor General Davis of the Philippines will take a leave of absence instead of resigning. Encouraged by Senator Osmena and other Filipino nationalists, he hopes to visit his wife in Paris where Mrs. Davis is ill. No transfer of the post to Col. Theodore Roosevelt is anticipated for now.
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Overnor
Davis
Philippines
Osmena
Paris
Mexico’s new ambassador to Washington titled persona grata
Dr. Jose Manuel Puig Casaurance, appointed as Mexico’s ambassador to the United States, has won American approval as persona grata and is likely en route to assume his post in Washington succeeding Senor Tellez. He is regarded as one of Mexico’s top statesmen, having served as secretary of education and as secretary of industry, commerce and labor.
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Mexico
Washington
Jose Manuel Puig Casaurance
National
Senor Tellez
Puig Casaurance
Industry, Commerce
Montana warns hunters on big game season and licenses
Helena warns Montana sportsmen to avoid violations with proper licenses and deer and elk tags as big game season opens Oct 15 and runs to Nov 15. Warden Hill urges familiarity with license requirements and reporting, noting a $6 combined license and the need to attach tags and return postcard reports. Deer and elk are reported plentiful amid unemployment.
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Helena
Montana
Robert H. Hill
Fish and Game
Warden Hill
Feeding middlings with grains and supplements
A farmer notes difficulties feeding hogs with middlings mixed with corn rye or wheat. Ground grains must be eaten with all seeds. A practical mix includes middlings with tankage and linseed meal or a slop of middlings with rye or wheat and skim milk as a supplement to corn or ground barley.
Sheep and Clover Boost Farm Profit in North Dakota
Frank J. Dobmeier, of Grand Forks County near the Red River, found sheep controlled sow thistles and fed sweet clover hay to winter flocks. The nitrogen from sweet clover boosted wheat yields, enabling him to grow legumes profitably with low labor and expense.
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Frank J. Dobmeier
Mr. Dobmeier
Red River Valley
Grand Forks County
North Dakota
Feeding Brood Sows For Higher Pig Vitality
An experiment station reports a daily ration for pregnant sows of 8 pounds tankage 48 pounds alfalfa and 4.7 pounds carp yielding 7.9 pigs per sow at 2.84 pounds each with 89 percent vigorous. Suggests halving tankage and substituting linseed meal or other meal for balance.
Care of brood sows and improving litters
A discussion from Ohio Farmer on swine care notes that lack of exercise and illness during gestation cause weak litters. Weak litters peak in spring due to over confinement in winter. Proper feeding and allowing outdoor roaming in winter promote strong, healthy litters.
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Ohlo
Clover Hay Change Lowers Milk and Butterfat in Iowa Herd
A Johnson county Iowa herd shifting from clover to overripe timothy hay reduced milk output by 185 pounds per cow and butterfat by over 9 pounds. The loss in butterfat would cover the cost gap between timothy and alfalfa, and protein shortfalls could be offset by purchasing a high protein concentrate to mix with the grain.
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Johnson County
Iowa
French Dyeing and Cleaning Ad at 60 Weat Galena St
An outdoor work solicitation appears from French Dyeing and Cleaning at 60 West Galena Street Butt Montana. The ad promises satisfaction guaranteed and provides a phone contact.
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Galena St
Butte, Mont
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