Will Get Aid In Prosecuting Dove
Atlanta November report states United States attorney for the northern district of Georgia expects Postmaster General Brown to testify in John B Dove s trial on charges of soliciting and receiving funds to influence federal jobs. Dove claims ties to the J W Arnold Republican faction and faces claims involving Benson and Westbrook over appointments and funds. Josiah T Rose, local revenue collector, active in politics, is noted in the context of the case.
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Atlanta
United States
District of
Georgia
Brown
John B Dove
Clint W. Hager
Dove
J. W. Arnold Republican
Ernest. Benson
College Park
E. C. Westbrook
Westbrook
Benson
J. P. Benson
Washington
Republican National Committee
Rose
Josiah T. Rose
Great Republic Is Wonder House
Rio de Janeiro hosts dramatic political upheaval as Brazil’s federal government falls after a coup led by army and navy officers. The piece extols Brazil as vast, diverse, and rich in natural landmarks, noting its large size, river systems, forests, and urban centers like Buenos Aires as a contrast, while highlighting the continent’s contrasts and Brazil’s appeal as a land of tropical wonders.
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Rio DE Janeiro
South America
Bolivia
Peru
Argentina
Brazil
United States
Pire
Plata
Parana
Chaco
Buenos Aires
Bablon
Sussex
Huntingdonshire
West Riding
Yorkshire
Ben Nevis
Helvellyn
Brazil Geography and Economy Mentioned in Brief
The article outlines Brazil’s vast size with north south and east west spans, notes the plateau as the real Brazil, and highlights major regions and products. It mentions coffee, corn, cotton, sugar, rice, beans and livestock as key sectors, with beef production boosted during World War I and Brazil poised as a major meat producer alongside the United States Australia and Argentina.
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Brazil
United States
Australia
Argentina
Brazil’s Changing Political Identity Since Columbus Era
A brief survey notes Brazil has evolved from colony to kingdom to empire and briefly a republic in 1889. It highlights Portu gee language and a government patterned closely on the United States, including the full name United States of Brazil.
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Voyane
United States of America
United States of Brazil
Dairy Leaders Open 25th South Dakota Dairy Convention
Sioux Falls hosts the opening of the 25th annual South Dakota Dairy association meeting. President F A Leighton of Sioux Falls and speakers C Larsen of State College R D Springer of the local chamber of commerce B M Norum of Aberdeen and H M Jones of Brookings spoke on the program. A butter judging contest is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota Dairy Association
F. A. Leighton
C. Larsen
State College
R. D. Springer
Chamber of Commerce
B. M. Norum
Aberdeen
H. M. Jones
Brookings
Quarrel on Train Kills Lincoln Teen Warner
Ray Castle Abbott explains to Police Captain Olson that a quarrel over the distance to the next town led to the unconscious youth Marnold Warner, 16, dying after being found in a box car. Abbott, 18, from Lincoln, was arrested after Warner died in a local hospital. Both teens had been riding a freight train from Hethune, Colorado, toward Lincoln when the conflict occurred near Fairbury Neb. Abbott claimed he was injured by a car door during the quarrel. Warner’s identity was confirmed by his schoolteacher and father.
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Lincoln, Neb
Ray Castle Abbott
N. Olson
Marnold Warner
Abbott
Warner
Lincoln
Hethune
Colo
Fairbury
Abbot
Olson
C. A. Kennamon
Kennamon
Man Recovering After Car Accident North of Huron
Nels Madsen of 222 Simmons Avenue, a carpenter, was seriously injured in a Sunday automobile crash north of Huron and is reported by physicians to be making satisfactory progress at Huron hospital today.
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Huron Hospital
Nels Madsen
Simmons Avenue
Carpenter
Huron
Contractor Gust Jacobson Employee Suffers Serious Injuries
A worker employed by Gust Jacobson, a contractor, sustained four broken ribs a broken shoulder blade and a serious spine injury after the car in which Madsen was riding while hunting north of Lake Byron rolled over twice. He was the only one seriously injured.
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Gust Jacobson
Madsen
Lake Byron
Scranton Freed After Acquittal in North Dakota Case
Melvin Scranton, a bank robber, was released by Dewey county officials after acquittal. State’s attorney George Thwing said North Dakota officials had no request to detain him, despite an ambush at Glencross that killed two others and wounded Scranton.
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Scranton
Timber Lake
Melvin Scranton
Dewey County
George Thwing
Lehr
N. D
Thwing
North Dakota
Glencross
Bulow Accepts Pierre To Attend Inland Waterways Meet
Governor Buslow accepted an invitation to attend the inland waterways development meeting in St. Louis on November 14 and 25. He will accompany the Sioux City, Iowa delegation from Pierre, South Dakota.
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Bulow
Pierre
Buslow
Inland Waterways Development
St. Louis
South Dakota
Sioux City
Iowa
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Pitches Preferred Remedy
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as the best remedy for digestive issues. The copy rejects substitutes and urges readers to take Carter's red bottles sold by all druggists, promising bile flow and relief from constipation.
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Carter
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Rock Island
Moulins
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Southey
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London
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Gulliver
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