Farm Aid Board Begins Long Hard Relief Work
The Farm Aid Board formed at the White House, with Alexander H. Legge as chair, starts a broad relief mission to aid farmers. It plans advisory councils for commodities, stabilization corporations, and use of a $500 million revolving fund while studying its authority under the farm relief law.
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Washington
Alexander H. Legge
Chicago
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Legree
Hyde
Legge
White House
Mayflower Hotel
Chris L. Christensen
Agriculture Department
Mauch
Organized Agriculture
Germany bids to revive shipping with Bremen voyage to New York
Germany launches a renewed push for transatlantic prestige as the 46,000 ton liner Bremen departs Bremerhaven for New York. She will stop at Southampton and Cherbourg and aims to beat the Mauretania’s westward record of five days three hours.
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Berlin
Bremen
New York
Bremerhaven
Southampton
Cherbourg
America
Mauretania
Germany
Weather Hiuven Forecast Adjusts For Cooler Wednesday
Partly cloudy and cooler Wednesday with temperatures easing. Dakotaz RoBOWwha region forecast shows westerly and northerly winds across west and north portions.
Senator Caraway Would Send Diplomats Home
Washington reports Senator Caraway of Arkansas proposes recalling any foreign diplomats who violate Washington traffic laws. Police records show 34 diplomats and attaches were stopped or warned over 11 years, with offenses from minor infractions to drunken driving, none arrested due to immunity.
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Washington
Caraway
Democrat
Arkansas
District of Columbia
Senate
State Department
Chiropractic Clinic Concludes Three Day Spractora Session
A Davenport Iowa clinic led by Dr A B Hender closed the three day spractora with sessions on stubborn case analysis. Morning reports and committee hearings continued as officers were to be elected later. Notables included W A Johns and Dr J G Langdon. banquets and a chiropractic ball followed with about 100 attendees at the close.
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A. B. Hender
Palmer Chiropractic School
Davenport
Annalysis
Henderson
W. A. Johns
Huron
J. G. Langdon
Clear View Sanitarium
J. B. Annis
Ben. Langdon
Garth Morgan
Rapid City
J. W. Platt Oe
Brookings
G. A. Rensvold
Sioux Falls
C. A. Solberg
Mitchell
Dance Palace
Kiwanis International Convention Heads to Huron
Greetings from the Kiwanis International mark the Minnesota and Dakota district convention in Huron August 15 and 16. Howard T Hill from Manhattan Kansas, an International trustee, will speak on The Under Privileged Child. Fred G Parker International secretary will also appear and lead the second day discussion on club problems.
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Kiwanis International
District of
Minnesota
Dakota
Howard T.hill
Manhattan
Kan
Hill
William H. Ziegler
Minneapolis
Huron
Fred G.W. Parker
Chicago
Proposals to close Firesteel Creek fishing discussed in Mitchell
Izaak Walton league members meet in Mitchell this evening to consider restricting fishing on Firesteel Creek and Lake Mitchell. Chamber of Commerce and city council representatives join state fish commission officials, who will inspect the area amid petitions from sportsmen.
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Firesteel Creek
Mitchell
Wiresteel Creek
Izaak Walton League
Chamber of Commerce
State Gaine Commission
Fish Commission
Firesteel Lake
State Fish Board
Commission
Lake Mitchell
Polish aviators rescued from burning plane crash in Graciosa Island
Witness reports two Polish airmen Kabul and Idzikowski died inside their upside down craft near Santa Cruz. Rescue attempts failed as gasoline tanks exploded. Major Kubala escaped with injuries and was guarded overnight. Funeral ceremonies followed at the island.
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Horta
Azords
Hig Com
Tchaikowski
Marshal Pilsuplski
Graciosa Island
Brilliant Atempt
le Bourget
New York
Associated ‘Press
Kabul
Idzikowski
Villazko
Santa Cruz
Kubala
Kuwhala
Gadosa Island
Stocks Rise on Pool Trade Uplift in Caution Market
New York stocks moved higher with irregular advances as pools supported prices amid tight call money. U S Steel common surged to a record high after a directors meeting while heavy profit taking hit rail issues and several stocks reached new highs in steel, chemicals and machinery sectors.
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New York
Ates
U. S. Steel Common
U.S. Steel Commonway
Republic
Ludium and
Crucible
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Atchison
Union Pacific
St. Paul
New York Central
Atlantic
Coast Line
Lackawanna
Kansas City Southern
Fleischmann
Detroit Hoison
Ingersoll Brand
American Locomotive
Montgomery Ward
Amperthcan Can
Allied Chmical
General Electric
Commercial Investment Trust
Brooklyn Union Gas
Chicagoans Plentiful As Aides to President
Chicago is well represented in President Hoover's inner circle with cabinet picks and advisers from the city. James W. Good and Robert P. Lamont, both Chicagoans, hold key posts as war secretary and commerce secretary. Frank Loesch joins the law enforcement commission, while former VP Charles G. Dawes returns from the farm board.
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Chicago
Hoover
James W. Good
Robert P. Lamont
Commerce
Cook County
Charles G. Dawes
Onal Haryes
Dismiss Contempt Case Of Muscovites
In Sioux Falls Judge Ray Daugherty dismissed contempt proceedings against K. G. Lancelot and Judy former officials of the Imperial Order of Muscovite and R. M. Bielski local attorney. The court fixed 450 dollars in attorney fees for Glelski and dropped Odean Harold receiver's contempt citation over a cashed check tied to the organization’s receivership.
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Sioux
Falls
K. G. Lancelot
Sioux Falls
Judy
Imperial Order
R. M. Bielski
Ray Daugherty
Glelski
Odean Harold
Lancelot
Gallmeyer assured of Walther League election
Fort Wayne Ind July 16 Reelection of H J Gallmeyer of Fort Wayne as president of the Walther League a Lutheran church youth group appeared assured today after the withdrawal of Victor Schulz Grand Rapids Mich as candidate Convention business includes unresolved reports and matters by the committee
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Fort Wayne
H. J. Gallméyer
Walther Ledgue
Young People's Organization of
the Lutheran Church
Victor ‘Schulz
Grand - “Rapids
Mich
Wickersham Proposes Shared Enforcement Burden on Prohibition
Governor Roosevelt reads George W. Wickersham letter urging a division of Volstead Act enforcement between states and the federal government. The plan would let states police internal sales while the federal system handles importation manufacture and interstate shipment. The governors conference considers crime issues and discusses cooperation among states and national authorities.
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New London
Conn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
George W. Wickersham
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Wickersham
Roosevelt
United States
House of Governors
George H. Dern
Utah
John H. Trumbull
Connecticut
Henry S. Caulfield
Missouri
William Tudor Gardiner
Maine
Max. Gardner
North Carolina
Albert G. Ritchie
Maryland
Clyde M. Reed
Kansag
Indian Hearings Proceed at Rosebud Reservation
Senate sub committee on Indian affairs continued hearings at Rosebud after a day of testimony from Indians on the reservation. Senators Burton Wheeler and Lynn Frazier were among those present as the group traveled by auto to the site to hear complaints and discuss issues raised Monday.
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Ridgh
Senate
Auto
Rosebud
Benators Urton
K.’ Wheeler
Iana
Lynn Frazier
North
Indians of Patricia district cash payment sparks celebration
Captain Roy Maxwell reported that 677 Indigenous people at Trout Lake received 4 615 dollars for government land. The celebration included buying mouth organs phonographs shawls beads sweaters and candy, with the money soon spent.
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Toronto
Onnt
Patricia
Ontario
Roy Maxwell
Sioux Lookout
Trout Lake
Body of Ruby Nyman Taken Home After Tragic Beadle County Death
The body of 21 year old Ruby Irene Nyman, daughter of the Brookings county register of deeds, was taken home this morning after an inquest found the death resulted from shock due to struggle during an automobile ride with Ilo Morgan. Witnesses testified to bruises on Nyman and a disturbing account of events prior to death, with plans for possible charges yet undecided by the state's attorney.
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Ruby Irene Nyman
Brookings County Register of Deeds
Brookings
Alex Nyman
Beadle County
Ilo Morgan
Morgan
W. W. Howes
Bula Barton
Wendal Phillips
Nyman
Riverside Cemetery
Miss Barton
Phillips
Miss Nyman
Ruby
Sprague Hospital
China Consulate in Berlin Stoned by Russian Mob
Soviet Russia heats up anti Chinese sentiment as thousands march in Moscow with banners calling for punishment of Manchurian militarists. The Chinese legation reports delays in translating the ultimatum and notes possible extension of Lima if a favorable reply is not received.
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China
Berlin
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Sutherland
Foreign Office
M. Mara- Khan
M. Liao
JA. Liao
Nanking
Mukden
Morahan
Ihera
Lima
M. Setebriakov
Railroad Commisariat
Modern Valjean Shocks French Paris
A 14 year old French boy Edouard Panto attempts to reach America from Paris. He faces arrest in Havre for rail swindle and is released after six years in prison and army service. Despite a good conduct certificate in 1927 a new discharge note marks him an ex convict. He cannot find work and is arrested again for a new five year sentence.
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Paris
America
Justier
Jean Valjean
Edouard Panto
Panto
Havre
Ponto
Ponte
Ponta
Asinana
Veteran objects to grave claim at home in Paducah
World War II veteran Jhut You Dorn Bowling, visiting Paducah, his hometown, dismissed reports of his death as an exaggeration and joked about the claim. The brief item notes his calm response and lighthearted refusal to engage with the rumor.
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Paducah
Mark Twain
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