Reach Agreement at arm Board Conference Cooperatives to Retain Identity
Chicago Aug 28 Farmers and northwest cooperatives moved toward finalizing plans for a giant grain marketing corporation to be owned by farmers. A three member sub committee drafted plans. goal to allow cooperatives to keep identity within a central marketing and financing body. Legge signaled northwest distress and urged acted upon intermediate credit loans to hold wheat in bonded warehouses to relieve terminal congestion and support prices.
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Chicago
Federal Farm Board
Northwest Farmers’ Co- Operatives
Grain Marketing Corporation
C. E. Hough
Salina
Kan
Farmers’ Union
S. J. Colington
Stanhope
Iowa
National Farmers’ Elevator
Farm Board
Legge Alds Northwest
Alexander Legge
Northwest
Hoe
H. J. Bestor
Washington
Pajama Fashion Protester Faces Indecency Trial
Ralph Duncan of Bradenton Florida is jailed in Sioux Falls after a downtown disorderly conduct arrest over wearing pajamas in public. A jury trial will be empaneled next Tuesday to decide indecency charges, with a male-only panel of 36 to select 12 jurors. A large crowd cheered Duncan as he was taken to jail and then released on bail to stroll the streets in his bold sleepwear. Mayor Burnside had previously criticized the attire but was not present to comment. Offenses against the peace are under discussion in court.
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Sioux Falls
Ralph Duncan
Bradentown
Fla
Verne Jennings
Duncan
Bastille
George W. Burneside
Dunsan
Negligee
Cleveland Awaits Arrival of Giant Airships
Thousands gather as Graf Zeppelin and Los Angeles approach Cleveland airport for a major air race week. The Los Angeles sails from Lakehurst for a mid afternoon arrival while the Graf Zeppelin completes its world circumnavigation and mooring mast is prepared for overnight. A grand reception is planned with Navy and Army air units, derbies, parachute contests, and a nonstop cross country dash from Los Angeles. Loren Mendels, Los Angeles flyer, leads by elapsed time in the endurance derby.
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Cleveland
Army, Navy
Derby
Graf Zeppelin
Los Angeles
United States Navy
Lakehurst
N. J
Navy
Oge
Lee Schoenhair
Philadelphia
Oakland
Cal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Loren Mendels
Louise McPherridge
Thaden
Santa Monica
Clifford Henderson, Jr
Ice Cream Gains Popularity Across United States
Washington reports a rising national craze for ice cream. In 1928 total consumption reached 3,848,048,000 gallons with per person use at 2.90 gallons. A decade earlier, 1919, each resident had 2.49 gallons while 1910 consumption was about one third of last year.
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Washington
America
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Postoffice Clerks Seek 44 Hour Week
The National Federation of Postoffice Clerks plans a campaign at its biennial convention in New York starting September 2 to press for a 44 hour work week with a half holiday on Saturdays. William P. Flaherty, secretary-treasurer of the federation, announced the move.
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Washington
National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
New York
William I’. Flaherty
Pola Negri Plans Paris Divorce in November
Pola Negri, the film star, returned to New York with news she will seek a divorce from Serge Molcani in Paris in November. When asked about future marriage she replied that the mystery of love is greater than the mystery of death, adding uncertainty about remarriage.
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Pola Negri
Paris
New York
Serge Molcani
Favorites Lose in Women's Meet
Cleveland Aug 28 The two year begin of Mrs Leona Press ler of Los Angeles over women's western golf was ended today by Mrs Lee Mida a sturdy sharpshooter from Chicago who eliminated her in a 15hole second round match 2 and 1 Rena Nelson 16 year old girl from Chicago turned in the most astounding upset of the tourney by eliminating Virginia Van Wie of Chicago an outstanding favorite one up
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Cleveland
Leona Pressler
Los Angeles
Lee Mida
Chicago
Rena Nelson
Virginia van Wie
Yankton Railway Plan OKayed by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington approved the financing plan of the Yankton, Norfolk and Southern railroad and granted a permit to sell $2,666,700 in securities. Construction can speed up as grading crews have worked over a month and over half the yardage is moved. Two carloads of metal culverts arrived and more supplies are en route for the line linking Yankton and Norfolk, Nebraska. A Kansas City greeting card firm recruits its budding artists from high schools.
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Yankton
Yankton, Norfolk and Southern Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Commission General
Norfolk
Nebr
GIPLS 10 ENTER DISTRICT TRIALS FOR DEMONSTRATIONS
Six county winning teams vie to represent Beadle Hand and Spink in 4-H district demonstrations at the State Fair grounds. Trials Thursday afternoon begin at 1 30 p m in the State Fair boys and girls club building with Mrs Harvey Tice judging and Sara Dewing coordinating. Beadle entrants are Kathryn Wrevert and Mabel Parkhurst as first place Beadle Junior Fair winners and Noya Sorenson and Meryl Peterson in second place.
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Beadle
Hand and Spink
State Fair Grounds
Harvey Tice
Huron
Sara Dewing
Beadle County
Kathryn Wrevert
Mabel Parkhurst
Noya Sorenson
Meryl Peterson
Death Leaves Only Two in Famous War Vet Club
ST. PAUL MINN Aug 29 The Last Man's club Civil war veterans loses another member leaving two survivors Peter Owall 91 Atwater and Charles Lockwood 89 Chamberlain SD expected to attend funeral at Stillwater Friday with burial there The club began with Stillwater youths joining Company B First Minnesota regiment and forming the group on July 21 1885 the last to toast departed comrades with wine aboard banquet table each year.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Last Man's Club
Organization of
John Goff
United States Veterans
Stillwater
B Company
Minnesota
Bull Run
Alne
Peter Owall
Atwater
Charles Lockwood
Chamberlain
S.yd
Plane seeds 160 acre field over Luiimi Island
An airplane piloted by R C Graham seeded a 160 acre field on Luiimi Island at 95 miles per hour assisted by W A Granger the landowner. About 800 pounds of alfalfa timothy clover and orchard grass were scattered in a six inch stream from a sack through a cockpit ledge at 500 feet.
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Bellingham
Wash
R. C. Grahat
Luiimi
Islad-esterday
Graham
W. A. Granger
Corn Scorched Across Large South Dakota Areas
Heat and drought have browned corn in central and northern counties and scattered southeastern regions of South Dakota, with rains offering some relief in portions while scorching winds cause deterioration. Alfalfa and pastures suffer from moisture shortages, prompting early cattle marketing. late potatoes need rain for good yields. Flax harvests continue as some local areas receive heavy showers and ground moisture improves for plowing. Pierre reports .68 inches last night, bringing total rainfall since June to .92 inches. Aberdeen and Mitchell noted lighter rains. An Oklahoma elevator operator improvised a wheat-drying propeller attached to a tractor.
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South Dakota
State Weather Bureau
Mobridge
Pierre
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Germany Says It Has Reached Limit on Young Plan Sacrifices
At The Hague on August 28 Dr Gustav Stresemann German Foreign Minister told the five creditor powers Germany could not meet further sacrifices under the Young plan. The meeting reviewed a tentative agreement granting Britain 70 to 80 percent of Snowden demands and involving Germany’s surrender of surplus Dawes plan payments. Officials noted Germany had reached the limit of its possibilities and warned another concession would be needed to secure a broader accord on reparations.
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the Hague
Gustav Stresemann
Germany
Great Britain
Philip Snowden
Reich
Brresemann
Fele
Bates
Swift Co opens at Miller Miller mill
Swift & Co of Huron are placing a branch house to handle cream eggs and poultry. It is expected to open for business September 1 at the Miller Miller location in Augusta.
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Swift &Co
Huron
Log Of Graf Endeavors Across Continents And Skies
The AP log details a multi stage journey beginning August 7 from Lakehurst New Jersey to Friedrichshafen and on to Tokyo then Kasumigaura airport. The record notes distances, times and subsequent legs including Los Angeles and a cross country path over Texas Arizona New Mexico Kansas and Missouri. The flight covers about 4 200 miles in 55 hours 24 minutes and 8 880 miles in 101 hours 53 minutes final leg to Los Angeles then return toward Lakehurst with navigational waypoints across the southwestern United States. The chronology highlights several daily leg times and aerial waypoints over major cities and states.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Friedrichshafen
Kasumigaura
Los Angeles
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Tokyo
Mexical
California
Maricopa
Ariz
Tucson
Bowie
Il -Paso
Texas
Fahens
Levelland
Clinton
Okla
Independence
Kans
la Harpe
Osawatomie
Kansas City
Windy City Fliers Pass 100 Hour Mark
In Chicago the "We Will" endurance plane surpassed the 100 hour goal with 118 hours aloft by 9 31 this morning. Pilot C E Steele and Russell Mossman reached their twenty sixth refueling contact last night as they push toward a new sustained flight record.
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Chicago
C. E
Steele
Russell Mossman
Graf Zeppelin loses time in storm zones over mountains
Graf Zeppelin speeds eastward on its earth circling voyage passing Kansas City before 10 a.m. local time. Captain Hugo Eckener steers for Chicago and later Cleveland, facing head winds over Sierra Diablo and Guadalupe ranges and uncertain Missouri route. The ship plans to maneuver over Cleveland as part of the national air exposition before Lakehurst, New Jersey.
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Dr. Eckener
Chicago
Kansas City
Cleveland
Zeppelin
Sierra Diablo
Quadalupe
Owfithonia
Kansas
Hugo Hekener
Texas Panhandle
Lakehurst
N. J
Eckener
Judge bases his ruling on Bible in Illinois divorce case
Chicago August 28 Judge Joseph D B David ruled to annul the marriage of Louis Leon a member of the Aaronic line and a tailor after he wed Rose Davis a widow and divorc e d woman Rabbis consulted concluded Leon forfeited worship rights under Mosaic law and the judge said I will not bring shame on the tribe of Aaron Though state law gives him little claim he signed the order restoring relief to his wife and granting the divorce proceedings
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Chicago
Joseph DB
David
Louis Leon
Leon
Aaron
Moses
Rose Davis
Illinois
Weather Brief for Huron and Dunkoin Regions
Weather outlook shows fair but cooler tonight with Thursday partly cloudy skies. Dunkoin expects mostly fall conditions tonight and Thursday with slightly warmer temperatures by Thursday night across the west portion.
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Huron
South Dunkoin
West Portion
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Treet Pajama Fan
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Giaf
U. S
War Vet Club
Inch
Ward
Stresemann
Swift CO
Miller
Associated~ Press
Windy City
Howard Baker, Saxophone
Wilow
Alda
Sax Queen
Mr. Baker
Tonawanda
Normandy
Coast Pacific
Sorrentino -McCaughey -Lacombe
Chenette
Ruby
Green and
Stept
China
Wendland
Holmes -Planquette
Hisenberg
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