Hoover Appeals to Iowa Voters in Campaign Swing
President Hoover drew large crowds in Des Moines Iowa and spoke to corn and hog raisers urging tariffs on farm products and debt relief. He joined platform speeches in Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania as Roosevelt and Lehman rose in New York politics and Tammany Hall clashed with Lehman’s nomination.
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Des Moines
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Franklin D. Roosevelt
al Smith
New York
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Smith
Herbert H. Lehman
Tammany Hall
Lehman
Smmith
Krank
Frank
W. M. Bray
Allen
William J
Wild Bill") Donovan
JF. Thurbee Davison
George Z Medalie
United States
Nonovan
Iraq gains League of Nations seat as first Arabian sovereign
Iraq is admitted as a sovereign member of the League of Nations becoming the first Arabian nation to attain the status. King Feisa is described as an entirely independent monarch while Great Britain resigns the mandate over Iraq and is praised for generosity.
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Great Britain
Iraq
Court seeks order to stop Chicago water diversion
Ohio and other states urge a receiver or marshal to enforce a 1930 decree limiting Lake Michigan withdrawals by the Chicago drainage canal. They argue Chicago must speed sewage plant construction. at current pace, water diversion would extend to 37 years past the 1988 limit, not eight. In Medicine Lodge Kansas a three day treaty celebration recalls the 1867 US Kiowa Comanche Cheyenne Apache pact ending conflicts and enabling rail and wagon road expansion.
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New York
Gilbert Bettman
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
United States
Chicago Sanitary District
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Medicine Lodge
Kansas
Pacific Coast
Mexico and Church Clash Over Encylical Policy
Mexico faces a bitter clash as the government and the Catholic Church trade sharp accusations. President Abelardo L. Rodriguez demands church cooperation while threatening closure to religious use if the church persists in its stance. Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores is deported to Texas. The piece also notes the death of Sir Rudolph Slatin Pasha in Vienna at seventy five after a career in the Sudan. Brazil ends civil war with rebels surrender in Sao Paulo. Santos port reopened.
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Mexico
Abelardo L. Rodriguez
Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Chamber of Deputies
Rodriguez
San Antonis
Texas
Sudan
Rudolph Slatin Pasha
Vienna
Austria
Gordon
Rudolph
Lord Kitchener
Bazil
Sao Paulo
Santos
Revolutionary Army
Bertoldo Klinger
Federal Army
Cruzeiro
Panama turmoil ends with Blanche resignation and Oyanedel rise
General Bartolmo Blanche resigns amid revolt. Judge Abraham Oyanedel takes over as provisional president until October 30 elections. Dr. Armando Arias inaugurated as fifteenth Panama president pledges fiscal restraint and debt repayment. Partial Soviet plan admits five year plan falter with focus on quality, urban food supplies, controlled prices and labeled goods.
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Bartolmo Blanche
Abraham Oyanedel
Larmodio Arias
Republic of Panama
Central Committee
Communist Party of Soviet Russia
Turmoil in Ulinals Coal Fields Draws National Guard Posts
National Guard detachments were posted in several towns to curb unrest sparked by trouble in the Ulinals coal fields. Intermittent clashes and worker tensions prompted the security deployment.
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SPERE
Ulinals
National Guard
Ees
Fire Prevention Week Urges Montana Action
Gov Erickson calls schools churches and civic groups to ease fire losses during Fire Prevention Week. He notes forty Montana fire deaths last year over 1300 fires and two million dollars in property destroyed. The governor cites potential savings from prevention and urges universal care to reduce fires.
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Erickson
Montana News Roundup Across State Highlights
Indians and whites organize band at St Labre mission near Ashland. Glasgow airport expands to 160 acres for runway. Plains flour mill runs 14 hours a day signaling business revival in Sanders county. Red Lodge Cooke City highway opens with cars from 20 states. Windham schools form 28 piece harmonica band directed by Chas E Hood. September motor vehicle license receipts total 14258 vs 12788 last year. Montana farmers may seek federal loans via Agricultural Credit Corp though no office yet. Missoula Am Sugar plant to run ~100 days producing ~120000 tons beets with 225 workers. Bitter Root Irrigation improvement costs 50000 funded by federal reclamation. Drum Tummon mine Marysville resumes operation after six week shutdown. Montana highway commission oils 336.86 miles of road versus 128 in 1931.
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Ashland
Rosebud
Glasgow
Sanders
Montana
Plains
Red Lodge
Cooke City
Windham Public Schools
Chas. E. Hood
Austin B. Middleton
State Board of Examiners
Helena
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Medena
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Missoula
Bitter Root
Reclamation Service
St. Louis Mining and Millings Company
Drum- Tummon Mine
Marysville
A. Brown
Montana Highway Commission
E.’B. Donohue
Com
Feed trial shows profits by protein supplement in Iowa steers
In a six lot cattle feeding test at Iowa State College, the top profit per steer was 22.51 dollars for the lot fed ineed meal as a protein supplement. Soybean meal fed steers earned 22.28 dollars, followed by a blend of soybean oil meal and cottonseed meal at 18.16 dollars. Other feeding regimens ranged from 16.83 to 13.67 dollars. Costs cited include corn 29 cents per bushel and silage 3.75 dollars per ton.
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Pely
Iowa
State College
Fewer Pigs Saved Across Nation in Spring Survey
The June USDA pig survey shows a 7 percent drop in pigs saved nationwide from last spring, a 3.758 million head decline, with Ohio reporting a 7 percent rise. Declines stem from 3 percent fewer sows farrowing and 4 percent fewer pigs saved per litter, greatest in the western corn belt and far western states.
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United States
Ohio
United States Department of Agriculture
Corn Belt
Sanitation Pays in Hog Production Study
A survey of 80 hog farms in Sedgwick County Washington and Yuma County Colorado shows clean ground hog-raising methods yield bigger litters. Farmers who change lots at least every two years save about six and a half pigs per litter, versus four and one fifth for those who only clean farrowing houses but keep pigs on old ground. Those who neither change nor clean save about three and nine tenths per litter, a level too low to break even. Wallace's Farmer.
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Sedgwick
Washington
Yuma
Colorado
Wallace
Farm hints for late fall field care and crop yields
The note advises lime hauling and spreading in late fall, conserving manure, tamping soil around tree roots, and timing oat curing. It links onion growth to rich manure, notes profit losses for barley oats buckwheat and wheat in New York, and suggests copper dusting for damping off in spinach. It also mentions seed potato storage can swing yield by up to 38 bushels.
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New York State
Prisoner in wheel chair tunnels to freedom at state prison
Harry Easter a life prisoner in Trenton state prison reportedly tunneled toward escape for three months. Investigators found a four foot deep by ten by fourteen inch hole hidden behind a washstand, leading to a steam pipe tunnel and the yard. A guard saw a bulging jacket and a sack with broken masonry. tools included a hack saw plate and dull drill.
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Trenton
N. J
Harry Easter
Barter
Baxter
Sex Appeal Gone Because of Beard Ends Minevitch Contract
New York vaudeville star Borah Minevitch seeks court aid to keep his $2,000 weekly job with Loews, arguing his beard remains part of his act. Manager Louis K. Sidney says the booking was canceled after Minevitch declined to shave, citing diminished sex appeal with facial hair.
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Borah Minevitch
Loews Booking Office
Louis K. Sidney
Loews
Europe
Wireless
Minevitch
Rob Man of Pants Just Got on Installment Plan
A Chicago janitor, Frank Stolle, reported three men jumped him in Grant Park as he walked on Michigan Boulevard. They robbed his trousers, shoes, and six cents, leaving him in need of an overcoat. he noted he was still paying for the pants in installments.
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Martin
Swanson
Chicago
France
Canada
Mr. Swanson
Prand
Capluses
Martin Insull
Middle West Utilities’ Company
Middle West Utilities Company
Washington Lexner
Lincoln Printing Company
Mississippi Valley Utilities Investment Company
Paris
Michigan Boulevard
Madison Street
Frank Stolle
Tim
Grant Park
Stolle
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