Bank WASHINGTON July 1 2 Charg Sng Appraisers for Omaha Piers Land Bank
Washington reports that Republicans and publicity agents have been hired as appraisers for the Piers Land Bank of Omaha. Arthur Mullen says the situation remains unchanged and that the farm loan bill’s effective date may bring Hogan’s resignation, while Farm Credit officials deny political pressure will affect administration decisions.
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Charg- Sng
Piers Land Bank of Omaha
Arthur ‘Mallen
Democratic -National ‘ Committees
Jann
Timi
Miyself
Nebraska
Mullen
DL P.hogan
Hogan
Noah Ats
Imain
Touhy Gangsters Face Questions Over Kidnaping Case
Chicago July 21 Roger Touhy and three henchmen awoke in a police cell, facing questions from federal and local authorities in the kidnapping case tied to Factor Jobs. They traveled under heavy guard from Wisconsin, with Chicago squad cars, detectives, federal agents, and Wisconsin officers supplying escort. Authorities confiscated revolvers a rifle and a pistol from Touhy’s car as extradition proceeded.
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Chicago
Roger Touhy
International
Eikhorn
Wis
Walworth County
Wisconsin
Touhy
Wille Sharkey
Gus
Schaeffer
Ed McFadden
Begum
Touby
Tri Sacramento
San Francisco
Last Man's Club Banquet Off for Health and Heat
On the anniversary of Bull Run a decades old Last Man's Club banquet was canceled as Charles E. Lockwood of Chamberlain S D the last man promised to attend could not due to health and hot weather. The club began 48 years ago with Civil War veterans sharing a final toast from a bottle opened two years prior.
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Stillwates
Tuuu
Vwy St—Ure
Bull Run
Seuwater
Charles E. Lockwood
Chamberlain
S. D
Lockwood
ENLIST PUBLIC IN NEW PROGRAM
A fragmentary article discusses a National Recovery Administration effort to rally public support. It mentions a badge for cooperating workers and consumers, appeals to churches and fraternal groups, and a plan to appeal to the public to back those who agree, aiming to build a strong civic psychology.
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R.A
National Recovery Administration
Johnsson
NCAA
Pal 1
Ex-Kaiser's Son Fat and Fifty Employers Rally for Wages Plan
A wartime bulletin signed by Franklin D Roosevelt urges employers to join a national plan to raise wages and shorten hours to boost purchasing power and employment. It outlines codes for industries, emergency hearings if no code is submitted by Sept. 1, and creation of recovery boards to oversee the effort across districts and states.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
United
N. R.A
Iemployers
Sen
Armoura Become City Teagual Champions By Drubbing Grocers
Armoura Become City and Teagual clinched titles in a two game series with a decisive win over the Grocers. The night featured an extra meeting and a tense finish as both teams showcased strong offense and defense.
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Armoura
Redfield Board Seeks $170000 for School Upgrades and Grade Building
Redfield SD board of education voted to ask the public works committee for 170000 in two allocations. 20000 would fund a heating plant and alterations at the high school, while 150000 would erect a new grade building. An election will be called to approve the new building and improvements. The board also trimmed tuition for the coming year from 22 to 9 dollars for students from outside districts.
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Redfield
Pop Warner
Lorie
Dietz
Boston
Tobacco Habit Lands Man in Aberdeen Jail
A 19 year old Robert St Chal from Kensington, Pay, was jailed in Aberdeen after tobacco cartons were found in his possession. He was to be questioned today by railroad police. he claimed he bought the supply from a bakery in Glendive, Mont.
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Aberdeen
Robert St
Kensington
Glendive
Mont
Watson in tight race for E E trustees seat
W H Watson of Huron is part of a four candidate field on the third ballot to fill the last two positions as the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers closes its triennial session in Cleveland. Cedar Rapids Iowa, Portland Maine and Somerville Massachusetts are also represented in the contest.
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W. H. Watson
Huron
Cleveland
Brotherhood of ‘Locomotive Engineers
O.E. Cress
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
W. H. .Watson
D.C
F. Waterman
Portland
J. F. Gray
Somerville
Mass
Interlude on New Football Rules Sparks Offensive Era
A garbled, high-spirited rail about passing and drop kicking reforms, predicting a free scoring pro game. Mentions Coach Al Aldrickson and Yale Washington clash, plus figures like Hiram Connibear and Pop Warner. Notes shifting strategies and deception shaping league play and management changes.
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Hiram Connibear
al Aldrickson
Washington
Husky
Yale
Washington Victory
Louis J. Soresi
Camera Association
Primo
Italy
Owen Madden
Ossining
N. Y
New York City
Will Duffy
Carnera
United States
Charley.Friedman
Labor recalls his nomination for labor advisory post
Dr William M Leiserson Antioch College economics professor had been nominated by President Green of the A F L to serve as liaison between the labor advisory board and the National Industrial Recovery Administration. Objections to a speech alleging criticism of A F L methods prompted the withdrawal. Bert M Anderson of Portland claims ownership of one of the world largest guitars built by himself. instrument 71.5 inches wide.
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Labor Advisory ‘Board
National Industrial Recovery
William M. Leiserson
Leiserson
Antioch’ College
Green
A. F. of L
Bert M
Anderson
Portland
Ore
Pirates Triumph and Other Baseball Feats From April
Pirates edged Giants as Tony Piet, singled twice and drove in runs. George Pipgras shut out the White Sox with five singles allowed. Maranville sparked a Braves rally with a third inning triple. Foxx drove in three in a Athletics win over the Browns. Rice pushed across a run in the Reds 1-0 victory over the Dodgers. Mel Harder shaded by the Indians in a tight game.
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Tony’ PietPirates
Giants
George Pipgras
Red Sox
Sox
Maranvile
Braves
Cards
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Risis
Browns
Harry ‘Rice
Reds
Dodgers
Mel Harder
Yesterday's Scores and League Results Reported
Yesterday's scores show Chicago 3 on Boston 7 0 with Durham Faber and Berry Pipsras Ferrell noted. American Association results list Louisville 7 over St Paul 2 Indianapolis 0 Minneapolis 8. Nebraska League Norfolk 5 Sioux Falls 9 Lincoln percentage Beatrice 2.
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Boston
Durham, Faber
Berry
Pipsras
Ferrell
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Nebraska
Norfolk
Sioux Falls
Lincoln
Beatrice
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