Hennepin County Treasurer Admit Shortages in Office
Hennepin County Treasurer Henry C. Hanke has pleaded guilty to one count in a larceny case accusing shortages totaling over 250000. He confessed after turning in his official recognition to county commissioners and is in custody at Sheriff Parle Brown’s office. Bonding companies back the county against loss as investigations continue into the office disclosures.
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Minneapolis
Bhienry C. Hanke
Hennepin County
Hanke
Hawke
Parle Brown
Olson
Garfield W. Brown
Nicoltet
Summit Holding Co
Brermenly
Ise
Additio
County
Brown
Examination of Books and Sentencing Report
From August 1 to August 10 Mr. Brown conducted several examinations of the books. Judge Geo W Buffington sentenced Hawke to Stilwater penitentiary for one to ten years on Wednesday.
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Mr. Brown
Geo. W. Buffington
Hawke
Stilwater
Report to Congress Ready on Industrial Troubles
President Harding prepares a message to Congress outlining the government stance on the ongoing industrial troubles and the railroad strike. In Washington railroad union leaders meet, with Warren Stone stating that non striking and management chiefs will only meet the railroad executives, while inviting striking chiefs and other union officers to be present on site.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Association of
Railway Executives
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhoods
Anthracite Strike Near Settlement With Parley Ahead
Miners in seven states ordered back to work as talks between union leaders and operators continue in Philadelphia. Illinois miners rapid return to work under expectation of a soon settlement while Washington state operators refuse to meet, citing open shop operations.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Illinois
Washington State
Washington News Signals Stricter Rail Safety Enforcement
President approves ICC order for strict enforcement of railroad safety laws. Justice Department investigates Industrial Workers of the World activities in Far West rail strikes and broader disorders in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Far
Kentucky
Minnesota Hottest At 99 Degrees In U S Report
Minnesota towns topped heat charts with 99 degrees as St Paul led regional readings. Campbell Minn recorded the hottest mark at 99 degrees while St Paul powered near the front of the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
St. Paul
United States
Campbell, Minn
Governors Seek Interstate Action to End Coal Strike
Governors of Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa and Wisconsin urge seven coal producing states to settle the strike and avert a fuel famine. They appeal to President Hoover and threaten support for possible government measures to ensure coal supplies. Also reported is Indianapolis Governor McCray announcing the Dempsey Brennan Labor Day bout in Michigan City will not occur.
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N. W
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
St. Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Harding
Towa
United States
Indianapol
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Michigan City
Vacuum Tube Amplifier Dynamics and Impedance Effects
The article explains how a three electrode vacuum tube uses A and B batteries for filament and plate voltages, with a C battery for grid bias. It describes static versus dynamic plate characteristics, the role of external plate impedance, and how varying R alters plate to filament voltage and amplification. It shows how zero external impedance yields static behavior, while finite impedance creates dynamic amplification through voltage drops across R and internal Z.
Totemites Radio Club Opens Free Code School
The Sparks Totemites in Seattle form a radio fans society that trains members in Morse code during broadcasts. Isolated listeners gain companionship and hope to meet entertainers nearby as Major General Squire notes rapid radio progress and future combat use. Britain introduces a two purpose Mullard valve with 30 volt plate and 3.6 to 4 volt filament.
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Seattle
Squire
Camp Vail
England
A Stupendous Campaign Against Prohibition Flays Wets
A wartime style op ed denounces the so called wets accusing them of lying fraud and slander. It asserts prohibition is effectively enforced and debunks claims that prohibition never passed. The piece also notes a Des Moines horseshoe tournament and local scenes.
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Dr. Price
Benito Mussolini
Benito Aiussolini
Fascisti
Ohio
Hoover
Vacuum Tube
Jel
Forentia
C. O. Smith
Linton, N. D
Wolverton Hospital
W. C. Wolverton
M. D
Linton
N. Dak
Strasburg Auto CO
Distributors of
Ford
DELCO
W. H. Hinton
Prop
A. L. Portz & CO
Chas
Coventry
DRS. Walker Bros
Wishek
Hazelton
Des Moines
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