Board Warns Farmers About Co op Promoters
Federal farm board condemns professional promoters who push farmers to join new groups under the agricultural marketing act. It urges joining existing cooperatives and pledges to educate and supervise to expand cooperative marketing. A second note describes farm board officials returning to Washington from Baton Rough with cotton sector concerns and plans to form policies after hearings.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Bot
National Chamber of Cooperative Economics
Capital Baton Rough
American Institute of Cooperation In Progress
Federal Turns Board
Alexander Legge
Mr. Legge
C. Teague
Carl Williams
Hyde
C. O. Moser
Dallas
Texas
American Cotton Growers Association
Eoral Farm Board Group
Bremen Sets New North Atlantic Crossing Record
The German liner Bremen of the North German Lloyd broke the Mauretania’s record by eight hours on its eastward crossing to Plymouth. Arriving at 2:25 a.m., the voyage from Ambrose Channel to the Wddystone light covered four days 14 hours 20 minutes at an average 27.91 knots. This follows its maiden westward crossing and marks two new records for the line.
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Plymouth
England
Bremen
Lloyd
Mauretania
New York
Ambrose Channel
Wddystone
Cherbourg
Notorious Skating Star Nelson Turns to Crime
Nelson, once a famed amateur skating champion and baseball prospect, admits a spree of robberies after stealing a car in Evanston and abducting Dolores Bannon. Arrested in Chicago after a police chase, he confesses to crimes, blaming his embrace of "easy money" for his downfall and expressing remorse for the path he chose.
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Associated Press
Lanley
Nelson
Aurely
Chicago
Peoria
Igi
Svanston
Dolores Bannon
Dolores
Ingim
Weather Huron and South Dakota Update
Weather reports from Huron show unsettled conditions with possible thunder showers tonight and Friday and no decided change in temperatures. In South Dakota the outlook is partly cloudy tonight and Friday with local thunder storms, cooler tonight and in the west portion Friday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Indians Demand Voice in Affairs Concerning Them
Rapid City August 4. Leaders of seven northwest tribes meet with government representatives at the council of American Indians to protest methods of government and press for education employment and hospitalization reforms. Chiefs oppose changing the school site to a hospital and demand equal rights. nearly 200 tribesmen attend. Tribes represented include the Cheyenne Crow Arapaho Shoshone and Sioux.
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Rapid City
Northwest
Council of American Indians
Anda
Black Hills
High Eagle
Henry Standing Bear
Clement Whirl
Wind Soldier
Pat Star
James High Hawk
Dan Yellow Baring
Richard Kitto
Fires Rage Across Western States Strain Firefighting Efforts
Spokane reports 1000 firefighters battling fires in Idaho Montana and Washington amid drought. The Schwartz Creek fire in Missoula National Forest raged out of control after winds surged. thousands of acres burned and crews shifted to new lines. Additional blazes in Lolo Butte Blackfeet forests and Nez Perce and Selway areas threatened land and crops. In Washington a Marcus area fire threatened grain and farms but was contained. another on the Naches River near Yakima was subdued.
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Spokane
Wash
Idaho
Montana
Washington
Schwartz ‘Creek
Missoula National Forest
Lolo
Butta
Black Feet
Nez Perce
Selyay
Salmon
Boise Forest
Marcus
Naehes River
Yakima
Ice Cream Truck Crash At Lake Preston Draws Looting Crowd
A Gagnon ice cream truck from Huron overturned after a collision with Ole Iverson’s car in Lake Preston. Children at the scene collected free ice cream as the vehicle was tipped but not badly damaged, with a damaged Iverson car fender and body.
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Lake Preston
Huron
Ole Iverson
Iverson
Taft Aided In Two Selections For Hoover Cabinet
Washington reports credit elder statesmen and justices with shaping President Hoover's picks Henry L. Stimson for secretary of state and William D. Mitchell for attorney general. Taft’s influence and HughesRoot endorsements helped push Stimson, while Mitchell joined after caution about partisan signals.
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Washington
Republican Party
United States Supreme Court
Hoover
Henry L. Stimson
New York
William D. Mitchell
Minnesota
Taft
Prohibition
Stimson
Chiet
Justice Taft
Hoover House
S Street
Wichy Root
Charles Evans Hughes
Department of Justice
Mitchell
Harding
Coolidge
Northwest
Supreme Court
Elihu Root
Roosevelt
Allan Toover Fully Washington Lan Hoover Son
Allan Hoover, son of [unreadable] in Washington, is noted in a clipped obituary fragment. The item references family ties and a place, without full context or dates. Further readable details are missing from the text.
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Allan Toover
Washington
Lan Hoover
of Et
Europe braces for communist protests across Europe
European capitals mobilized to curb anticipated communist demonstrations marking the Soviet anti war day. Paris fortified itself with mass arrests and frontier controls as tensions rose in Sarajevo Zagreb and Budapest. Britain expected fewer disturbances than others as authorities tightened security across the continent.
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London
Paris
Sarajevo
Jugoslavia
Zagreb
Croatia
Budapest
Bela Kun
Hungary
Moscow
Carmany
Rumania
Bulgaria
Greece
Finland
Switzerland
Turkey
Britain
European
Mongol Temple Gift to King of Sweden
A full Mongol Buddhist temple with silver vessels and holy items, presented to the King of Sweden by Sin Tjin Khan ruler of the Khara Shar in Mongolia, will be installed in the Stockholm ethnographical museum in 26 large boxes. The tale recalls an omen involving Danish officer Svens Haslund and the Khan, tying it to a night of meditation and a branding of Haslund’s arm. The gift includes Tibetan manuscripts and a royalty saddle for the Khan’s cousin.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Sin Tjin Geken ‘Khan
Khara Shar
Mongolia
Ohbish Khan
Ethnographical Museum
Russia
Sven Hedla
Svens~Haslund
Sin Tjin Khan
Haslund
Col- Tae
Flight Log sightings over Europe prompt weather inquiry
The report records a Graf aircraft's route from Friedrichshafen at 5:55 am to Basle and Besancon with brief sightings near Lyon and Bordeaux. Timings indicate radio observations and weather inquiries as it passes over Monstaz Switzerland, Beaucourt Prairie, Valence, and Limmar, France.
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Associated Press
Friedrichshafen
Monstanz
Switzerland
Basle
Galentigney
Beaucourt
Praire
Besancon
Lyon
Bordeaux Region
Valence
Montelimar
France
Seminole Indians Told to Forget Reservation Plan
The Seminoles of Florida are to be left alone after a century of efforts to relocate them. Secretary Wilbur instructed that the project be forgotten and instead a study of the three branches of the tribe will be pursued to aid in education sanitation and livelihoods. Many Seminoles depend on plumes and alligator skins but markets have dwindled and some suffering exists, with relief plans to be implemented where possible.
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Swashinwiun
Aug
Florida
Wilbur
United States
Indian Office
Bureau
Protests Against Junior Ball Rejected in SD Tournament
Watertown Aug 1 officials of the South Dakota American Legion Junior Baseball league rejected protests by Buffalo against Rapid City and by Yankton against Mitchell. The protests claimed age violations and the opening game proceeded as scheduled.
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Watertown
Buffalo
Rapid City
Yankton
Mitchell
South Dakota
Tommy Collis
Mitchell Wags
Prayer for King Victor Emmanuel Ordered Across Italy
Vatican promulgates uniform prayer in all Roman Catholic churches in the Kingdom. The rite asks God to grant Victor Emmanuel prosperity and wise judgment, aligning church and state after the Latran treaties and emphasizing loyalty to the king.
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Italy
Vatican City
Sacred Congregation Rites
Vitor Emmanuel
Victor Emmanuel
Graf Zeppelin races toward U S for new Atlantic voyage
The Graf Zeppelin departs Friedrichshafen at 3 25 am aiming for Lakehurst in an 80 to 85 hour run to New York. The crew carries 59 aboard including seven Americans and two women as the airship seeks to outrun approaching storms and circle before berthing.
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Lake Constance
Ireland
Lriedrichshafen
Hugo Kekener
Zeppelin
Eckener
Howeever
New York
Lakehurst
Monstanz
Lake Constanca
Basle
Besancon
France
Lyons
Rhone
Mediterranean
la Gibralter
Gibralter
Azores
America
Ice cooling system in Senate rival to House
The article notes a refrigeration setup equivalent to melting 350000 pounds of ice annually already installed to cool the Senate chamber and galleries. It claims 3500 pounds of ice per senator and compares the system to the House installation, reporting 300 quarts of water removed per hour and 1100 cubic inches of dust extracted in weeks.
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Washington
Senate
French Citizens Abroad Prefer United States Residency
Paris reports more French citizens live in the United States than any other country. About 151,000 French nationals reside in America, with 80 in the Philippine Islands, 89,800 in Austria, 68,000 in Switzerland, 400 in Delium, 19,000 in the British Isles, and 17,000 in Canada. The total abroad is about 489,000.
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Paris
United States
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
America
Philippine Islands
Ausentina
Switzerland
Deljium
British Isles
Canada
Avorate
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Henry W. Nelson
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N. J
Wruedrichshaimen
Germany
Gibraltar
Atlantic
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