Ulster arming for fight and Chicago building ruling
Article reviews push for Irish unity and the League of Nations clash over the Monroe Doctrine. It notes De Valera's position, looming conference, and potential Irish compliance. In Chicago, Judge Landis settles building trades disputes reducing wages, freeing unions from contractor control, and shaping the open shop future.
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League of Nations Assembly
Dem
Landis Aslrases
Chicngo
Landis
Chicago
Contractors’ Association
Indor
Judge Landis
Ohio Voters Rejected Charter Form Of Government
Kent voters rejected the charter form of government while reports from various Ohio towns note unemployment figures, accidents, deaths, and local incidents. Among the items: jobless totals around 24,000 in some areas, several fatal traffic crashes, factory and rail updates, and public notices across Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo.
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Kent
Star Grocery
Newark
Vassander Whitaker
Bamboo
Erniat Okey
Tiledo
A. D. Cunn
Carpevinr
Columbus
Kenneth Rhode
Sandusky
Dover
Henry ©. Robinson
Washington D. MH
May Sell Rail Securities To Ease Federal Settlements
Harding officials consider selling railroad securities held by the Railroad Administration to raise funds to settle the government’s debt to railroads. About 400 million dollars of railroad notes, mostly bonds with 8 percent interest maturing in 16 years, could be offered to investors to finance cash payments to railroads.
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Harding
Palleoed
Evilroad Administration
United States
President Line
Railroad Administration
Elitsi
Railrads
Railroas
CAPTURED JEWELS AND SMUGGLING RING TARGETED IN DIAMOND CASE
New York authorities say a major diamond smuggling ring may be broken after customs seized two packets containing 3 897 diamonds valued at over 10. The investigation centers on a New York jeweler likely heading the ring and an Antwerp bound shipment. An assistant purser on the Hed Star Zeeland was stopped at the pier when two sealed envelopes revealed 1 894 and 2 003 diamonds inside.
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New York
Costa
Gery
Germany
Xeareh
Itm
Antwerp
Belgium
Zeeland
Ernest Patvin
Brooklyn
Iamonds
Silo Maintenance Urged To Preserve Silage Quality
United States Department of Agriculture experts urge farmers to inspect and tighten stave silo hoops and replace defective wood pieces to prevent air entry. Wooden silos need interior paint and careful attention to doors and lighting. ensure moisture content and machinery are in good working order for efficient harvest and storage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Joe Tor Aine
United States
Agriculture
ISU Chemist Finds New Uses for Corncobs
C by product corn cobs are being explored by Sweeney head of the Iowa State College chemical engineering department. He reports fur farol a valuable dye industry product and high grade charcoal for sugar refining. He seeks additional cob applications as the industry grows. Hens need oyster shell plentiful supply during peak egg production season.
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C. BR. Sweeney
Iowa State College
United States
Doctor Sweeney
Caring for asparagus bed and poultry tips
Cleaning asparagus beds in spring with manure coating to protect from freezing and improve soil. Notes on poultry: crowding reduces egg production, fat hens hinder laying. Provide pasture for hogs in late fall and early spring. Whitewash hog pens and sheds as inexpensive machinery insurance.
Potato Production in Southern States
The article explains how the southern climate allows potatoes to be planted and harvested almost year round, creating three cropping seasons the early truck crop main crop and fall crop. It notes the value of timely harvest for better market prices and references USDA Bulletin 1205 on Southern potato production and shipping considerations.
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Denart- Tei i
United States Departent of Agriculture
Division of Publications
Durability of Fence Posts Compared by Shape and Wood
The U S Department of Agriculture reports split and round fence posts have similar longevity when heartwood and sapwood percentages match. Splitting raises sapwood and lowers durability, while increasing heartwood can improve life. Spruce and hemlock posts show equal heartwood sapwood durability. Preservative treatment favors round posts.
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Forest Products Laboratory
United States Department of Agriculture
Cooperative egg marketing saves costs for Hamilton county farmers
Cooperative marketing of eggs in Hamilton county Nebraska reduced costs by six cents a dozen, part of an $88 gain in April and May. Extension workers from the University of Minnesota program coordinated central collection, grading, packing, and shipping with county agent and farm bureau assistance.
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University of Minnesota
Nebraska
Extension News Service
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Hamilton County
Farm Bureau
Crickets Threaten Grain With Twine Damage
Stewart Lockwood extension entomologist warns crickets chew grain sheaves twine causing loss. He reports the insect in great numbers across the region. Use new sisal twine if possible or soak twine in turpentine and pine tar one to two days before use.
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Stewart Lockwood
The
Agricultural College of North Dakota
Mr. Lockwood
Boy Scouts Camp Rules On Scout Law Application
A reader notes daily camp folders teach the Scout Law with portions on Trustworthiness Cheerfulness and Thrift. Emphasizes respecting others property returning borrowed items, proper use of camp tools, safe bike conduct, keeping a cheerful stance, doing tasks fully and well, and saving money in the camp bank to prevent waste.
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Cerell
Boy Scout Work in Albania in Tirana
The first Albanian boy scout troop forms in Tirana led by an American Red Cross woman. Local boys show strong interest and mimic American scouts with uniforms of black felt and red black tartan trim. Most members are Muslim and wear brimlyks, while faces remain visible.
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Albania
Tirana
Red Cross
Island Beautiful: Scouts Shape Petersen Island
Davenport Indiana boy scouts work to make Petersen Island the most beautiful Missietopi spot with cleanup and bird house displays at the Great Neck Flower show. Pittsburgh scouts aid a girl with a makeshift stretcher and reach the nearest doctor. Augusta Georgia receives a new camp site from the Business Men’s League of Aiken. Indianapolis Kiwanis recently gifts a scout hut. Pennsylvania State College offers campus hospitality for summer camping. Plainfield New Jersey Troop 18 saves three from drowning. Hutchinson Minnesota scouts cultivate sugar beets as a troop enterprise. Tokyo and Yokohama scouts lead Memorial Day parade, decorating graves in Yokohama General Cemetery.
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Great Neck
Kalfe
Pittsburgh
Crarest
Business Met
League of Aiken
Augusta
Bor
Indianapolis
Boy Scouts
Biutchinson
Minn
Mmates
Tokyo
Yokohama
Yokohama General Cemetery
United States
Japan
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Cleveland
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Anya Butwen
Fred N. Goosman
Music Merchants’ Association of Ohio
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
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Findlay
Charles J. Anthony
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Herbert A. Atherton
Helen Miller
Donabelle Clark
Detroit
Joseph Schrembs
Tiffin
St. Bernard's Parochial School
C. Orth
C. Parker
Walter H. Schell
Jacob Foni
B Board of Education
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio
Marion
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Clement Heckmeyer
Holy Rosary Catholic
St. Marys
Auglaize County
Bert Meddles
Leesburg
Union County
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William Kehr
Portage County
P. W. Coen
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Dan Carla
Andrew Celezic
Federal Agricultural Statistician
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Glen Drury
Youngstown
Snickie
I. W Ross
BF. Lee
Wilberforce
St. Mant’s A. M. EL Church
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Labor Day
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Pan Gilbert
Marcella Holster
Jennie
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Pace
Frank Dupont
Sunny Jim
Dupont
Mayer Sobol
Hanna Hirschkovitz
Custer
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Cooperative Egg Marketing
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Charles Molly
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