Senate approves Hoover era farm board appointees
Eight men named by President Hoover to direct agricultural policy won Senate confirmation after debate. Legge, Mekelvie, and Williams faced opposition from some Democrats and cotton interests but were approved along with Teague Schilling Denan Witw Stone. McKirmie faced no vote. The board now tasked with guiding pricing, marketing, and rural prosperity.
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Gut
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Tmoover
Swaats
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Haover
Alexander I. Leena
Samuel Re Me Kelvie
Carl Williams
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Nocilsy
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Bia
Willians
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Grree
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Williams
Charles Teague
California
William @ Schilling
Minnesota
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Loan commission cites merger data gaps impeding survey
Washington Cal 17 The federal loan commission reports that deficiencies in information from power holding corporations and delays in returning surveys hinder efforts to map financial conditions amid numerous mergers. The commission warns that uneven holding company accounting and many subsidiaries complicate asset growth tasks and congressional oversight. WINS 25000 CHICAGO Get jury awards Louise Butler 25000 for injuries from a trestle elevator accident in Omaha.
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Federal Loan Commission
Congress
Ste
Salu
Chicago
Get
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Emanuel Eller
Louise Butler
Kearney
Neb
Dooy
4-H Winner Is $2,200 Ahead On His Exhibits
Norman J. J. of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin and Miss Gerth Cain of Montseaneral county Ontario were chosen from 600 club members. Rada has net profit of 2200 on projects while Miss Catt William yeats $380 and $200 in premiums. Missouri college of agriculture dairy judging team won top honors and state university dominated dairy product judging.
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Wusnter Lonan- Louis
Norman J. J
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Gerth
Cain
Montseaneral County
Onla
Rada
Catt William Yeats
Missouri College At Agriculture
United States
Canada
Oo State University
Soviet Raiders Back at Border in Manchuria Conflict
Dispatches from Harbin report Soviet troops retreating inland along the Sungari after a large raid into Manchuria. Chinese forces, including the fifty-seventh brigade, pressured Moscow’s flotilla and fortified towns like Linkianghsien, with incursions tied to clashes on the Sungari Amur rivers.
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Rengo
Harbin
Manchuria
Plas Sungari
Penran
Sansing
Fuchin
Shen Huuc-hieh
Nose Sungari
Zohowlngs
Larkia
Linkianghsien
Sungari
Furhin
Hiwachuan
Briade
Sanggngkow
Linkianghsi¢n
Trustee demands apologies over disloyalty charges in Chicago schools
Trustee James Mullenbach urges apologies to William McAndrew city of Chicago and University professors David Muzzey Charles Judd and Charles Martians. He accuses board members of being influenced by pro British propaganda and calls for accountability for wasteful spending and biased testimony.
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Willian McAndrew
Mie
James Mullen
Mullenbach
Telkern
Andrew
Chicago
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Mutlexbach
Swithh
Congress
James B. Garvan
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McAndrew
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Muzzey
Gosman
Mullenbach Yensolurion
City of Chicago
Charles HH. Judd
Charles EB. Martians
University, of Chicago
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McAncrew
Schoats
Mullenbachy
Seven Trapped In Hotel Blaze In Seattle
A Seattle hotel blaze trapped seven people and injured twelve others with several in critical condition. Fire officials said bodies may have suffocated. cause undetermined. The building housed Japanese operator U Okida and his wife, who was seriously injured leaping from a third story window.
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Wash
Portland
Black Diamond the Circus Elephant Is Executed
In Kenedy Texas on October 27 the rogue elephant Black Diamond, blamed for three deaths, was shot to death by his handlers after a prepared grave was dug near Corsicana. The execution involved multiple gunshots and a final coup de grace as spectators watched in sorrow. The circus faced a $10,000 to $15,000 loss from the animal's death and the incident that preceded it.
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Kenedy
Texas
Black Diamond
Corsicana
Eva.Donohoe
Hia
Eheius
H. D. Piigett
Robert Vanes
Newton
Carter
Donald Vance
Wessington
Tuxedo Still Popular With Hoover Party
Hoover averse to formal dress yet tuxedo remains the choice for White House dinners and formal state occasions. Despite fashion critics deeming it passe, the President and Mrs. Hoover host large dinners with guests informed that black tie and short coats are the proper attire.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
President
Unrest Feared in Joliet Prison After Court Ruling
In Joliet Illinois 3000 inmates faced unrest as prison officials prepared measures following a Supreme Court decision limiting parole for prisoners with long sentences. Warden Hill urged calm and pledged to aid about 600 affected inmates while National Guard units were briefly mentioned.
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Iil
Cet
Torest
Svate Penitentiary
Liu
Wareen
Harry Hill
Chicago
Winois National Unir
States Supreme Court
Illinois
Hill
Rum Purchasers Test Liability in Bootleg Cases
Washington October 17 Attorney General Mitchell said the liability of bootleg rum purchasers can be tested only through arrest and conviction for actual purchase and then appeal to the Supreme Court. He doubts a pending case provides a definitive test and noted it could take months to reach the highest court. Mitchell referred Sen Sheppard to the prohibition division for inquiry.
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Washington
Mitchell
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Circuit Court of Appeals
Sheppard
Texas
Prohibition Division
Perjury Charges Rise in Pantages Case Trial
Los Angeles reports district attorney Baran Fitts says more witnesses will face perjury charges in the Alexander Pantages trial over the alleged attack on 17 year old dancer Eimice Pringle. Fitts denounces recent testimony as cold blooded and an attempt to suborn perjury by Pantages and his son Rodney.
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Los Angeles
Baran Fitts
Alexander Pantages
Eimice Pringle
Fitts
Garland
Biffle
Pantages
Bittle
Alexander —Pantages
Rodney
Borah Sees Tariff Bill Acceptable to Hoover Idea
Senator Borah of Idaho said at the White House that a tariff bill could pass Congress in a form acceptable to President Hoover. He joined independents opposing the bill as drafted and did not say if passage would occur in a special session. Debate on administrative provisions and proposed debentures continued as coalition factions floated substitutes to aid farmers and stabilize prices. Tuberculosis costs the United States more than one billion dollars a year.
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Borah
Idaho
White House
Congress
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Senate
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Towa
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Norris
Republic
Nebraska
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Farm Board
Algo
The
Treasury
Coalition
Ford Village to be named for old town Greenfield
Detroit news reports Henry Ford plans a new village near his Dearborn estate to be named Greenfield after the vanished original. He envisions a self governing, self sufficient town with historical buildings, a town hall as government seat, and a church open to all doctrines.
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Mich
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Detr
Greenfield
Ford
Detroit Metropoli
Red Cross Roll Call Head Named in County
Saver, city attorney and U S commissioner will chair the Beadle county American Red Cross Roll Call in the county this year. Membership costs 2, invites all adults to join, and funds local and national relief and education programs. Armistice Day speech by President Hoover to be given in Continental Memorial Hall under American Legion auspices.
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United States
Anus Red Cross
Beadle County
A. Wafferty
Cagpler
United State Sylar
American Red Cross
Florida
Bep Ws County
Sayer
Eeadle County
Washington
Hoover
Continental Memorial Hall
American Legion
Milk Strike Turns Ugly in Kansas City Blockade
Milk producers clash with demonstrators as two trucks dump 200 gallons each on the road, threatening drivers and raising tensions. The strike, led by the milk producers association, has destroyed more than 3,900 gallons and spurred cooperation from civic groups. The Consumers league targets city health department milk inspection methods amid the dispute.
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Iansas City
Kansas City
Jefferson D. Smedley
F. Fitzgerald
Milk-Products Association of
Kansas
P. Mullizan
The
Producers Association
Kansas City Consumers'’ League
Writer of Bad Checks Jailed in Beadle County
Earl Towne of Huron serves 30 days in Beadle county jail for passing several bad checks. He pleaded guilty before Justice of Peace A. L. Kinkeld. Towne was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 30 days. The checks ranged from 1.75 to 19 dollars.
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Earl Towne
Huron
Beadle
Towne
Justice of Peace A. L. Kinkeld
Army of agents seize fortified bootlegger base
Federal raiders backed by U S marshal and New Jersey police struck a 403 mile Atlantic coast front raid against a bootlegger syndicate hiding liquor in a mansion arsenal near Highwood s. Arrests included Knaguel Kessler and Morris Sweetwood. A New York headquarters was tied to weekly profit delimination with six ships and ten speed boats.
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Federal
Syndicata
Atlantic
Lore
Atlantic City
Opera Aa
Highiwaods
Synacate
Forey
Ti Speci
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New Jersey
Poliee
Amorg
Knaguel (Mannie) Kessler
Morris Sweetwood
Malcolm McMunsters
Als Key
Coace
Montauk Point
Coast Guard
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Lhd
Syndicate
West 43Rd Street
We Business
Patrick Connors
Ambassador Hotel
William J. Calhoun
State
St. Pierre
Germuda
Jersy
Trenton
Installation of White Way De Smet Lights On
De Smet on October 17 reports the white way project advancing with the arrival of the cable to connect lights. Workers completed 32 ornamental posts along Calumet avenue and Second street crossing the main thoroughfare, with two weeks to finish the rest.
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de Smets Rigin Street
Calumet Avenue
Second Street
Weather Heron Turns Fair With Warmer Friday Outlook
Weather summary notes fair and warmer tonight with unsettled conditions Friday. South Dakota forecast calls for partly warmer conditions on Friday with cooler temperatures in the extreme east portion.
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South Dakotas
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