Cattle TB Law Challenge Amid Iowa Court Action
Iowa reports show cattle owners in Fort Dodge seeking to void tuberculosis tests while the state highway commission reports $865,500 in war equipment value over two years. Also noted are rising dairy and bus line concerns, weather records, and a $125,000 Knights of Columbus project in Bronx City.
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Washington
Ruby” Stenders
Radcliffe
Dodge
Iowa
Buchanan Equity Farm
Burda
Joss
Center
Buena
Cherokee County
Ella
Helen
Kellar
Jews -Senate
House
Bronx City
All-Walke. O
Moines
National
Er Jautie, Association
Ratater
State tax levy cuts eyed in biennial budget report
The report outlines a two year tax levy of 7.94 mills to raise 8,360,400 for state needs, plus 28,272,803.40 for state purposes and 8,791,025 for redemption. It notes total general biennial appropriations at 14,180,400 per year and a $1,000 personal exemption in the proposed income tax provisions.
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A&a
Bud
B.L. Hogue
Iosa
General Assembly
Bombing test facts hushed by Navy official Shoemaker
Rear Admiral William Shoemaker of the Navy Bureau of Operations faced House Investigating Committee charges of suppressing facts about the bombing of the U S Virginia by Army Air Service planes during tests off Cape Hatteras two years ago. Colonel Shanffler said the original report claimed the navy would ruin itself if released, and described how Shoemaker and a junior officer edited Gardner's Aviation Magazine statement to force General Pershing to approve a version with the Navy’s signature.
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Washington
William TH. Shoemaker
Navy
Bureau of Operation
Housecraft
U. A
Virginia
Army Alrmen
Leutenant
Army Air, Service Reserve Corps
Shoemaker
Cape Hatteras
Shanffler
House Military Affairs Committee
Gardner
Aviation Magazine
Pershing
Patrick
Q. K
O. E
Admiral Shoemaker
Navy Construction Corps
Mr. Gardner
General Patrick
Shauffer
Flames Sweep Auto Show Loss Put at 2 250 000
Kansas City Mo motor show at the American Royal pavilion destroyed about 1 500 000 in cars and exhibits. The annex fire totaled 750 000 with entire pavilion lost and flames fed by gasoline tanks. Display included 300 passenger cars 50 manufacturers 100 trucks 20 buses 260 accessories booths two airplanes and one motor boat.
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Kansas City
Maine
Slayer Confession Ties Fitive Murder to Gallows
Ambiguous OCR text reports a confessing slayer linked to the Fitive murder case and hints at a possible gallows fate. Names and places are garbled, but references to Dr Hulbert Ted and Otto der suggest a court or police proceeding with multiple suspects and a family involved.
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Kammerer
Hulbert
Ted
Hind
Otto der
Wder
Pedia
Addison G. Proctor Remembers Lincoln Convention
Addison G. Proctor of St. Joseph Michigan claims to be the sole surviving member of the 1800 Republican convention held in a Wigwam in Chicago which nominated Abraham Lincoln for the presidency. At eighty six he remains active and recently traveled to Chicago to relate memories over the radio.
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Addison G. Proctor
St. Joseph
Mich
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Proctor
Postal measure passed by the House increases salaries and rates
The Kelly bill authorizes about 68 million dollars in postal employee salary raises and increases mail rates, yielding roughly 61.22 million dollars more annual revenue. It was passed under a suspension of the rules as a substitute for the Sterling Paige bill and retroactive to January 1, 1925. Rates take effect May 1 with no expiration date, unlike the Senate version.
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Washington
Kelly
House
M. Clyde Kelly
Rep
Senate
Fleischmanns Estate Estimated at 60 Million Dollars
New York report states Julius Fleischmann's will disposes of an estate estimated at 60 million. He leaves most to his children Julius Fleischmann Jr and Louise Yelser of Cincinnati Ohio. Executors, including Max Fleischmann of Santa Barbara California, receive 20 000 shares of Fleischmann Company common stock. His former wife Laura Hylan Fleischmann is left nothing due to divorce in Paris last August.
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New York
Julius Fleischmann
Mineola
L. I
Fleischmann
Julius Fleischmann, Jr
Louise Yelser
Cincinnati
Ohio
Max. Fleischmann
Santa Barbara
Cal
Laura Hylan Fleiachmann
Paria
Edison Sleeps Six Hours on Birthday at Fort Myers
Thomas A Edison celebrated his seventy-eighth birthday at his winter home in Fort Myers Florida. He said he felt fine despite his wife’s insistence that he sleep six hours a day rather than his usual four. The day was quiet aside from international congratulations and the usual birthday interviews.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Thomas A. Ediison
Grain Growers to Liquidate Indebtedness via Marketing Firm
Chicago reports the $800,000 debt of United States Grain Growers Inc. will be liquidated through an agreement with a new Grain Marketing company. Dugen Funk of Bloomington announced the plan, with Honea as president and Coolidge’s agriculture secretary pick cited.
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Chicago
United States
Grain Growers, Inc
Dugen Funk
Bloomington
Funk
Honea
Coolidge
Secretary of Agriculture
Durant Cleans Up in Market With Large Paper Profit
W G Durant, noted motor manufacturer and stock operator, reports paper profit of over ten million dollars amid high trading in United States markets. Details mention cast iron pipe from Hofg ein treet and various unnamed entities. source text is fragmented and hard to parse.
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New York
Lincoln type leadership praised by Dawes at Lions Club
Vice President-Elect Charles G. Dawes extolled Abraham Lincoln's leadership at a Lions Club banquet at Congress Hotel on the Civil War centennial anniversary. He cited Lincoln's generosity mercy and firmness, contrasting with today’s politicians and urging men who stand up for convictions aligned with the Constitution.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Abraham Lincoln
Lions Club
Congress Hotel
Lincoln
Richard J. Ogleaby
Auditorium Hotel
U.S. Arbitrate Radio Broadcast War in Ohio
U S to arbitrate transmission disputes among Cincinnati stations WLW WMH and WSAI. Commissioners Carson and Terrell will travel to Cincinnati to settle differences over simultaneous broadcasts causing listener confusion. The three firms involved are Crossley Radio WMH Ainesworth Gates and United States Playing Card.
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Washington
Cincinnati
D. B. Carson
Commissioners of Navigation
W. D. Terrell
Origen
WLW
Crossley Radio Corporation
WMH
Ainesworth -Gates Radio Company
WSAI
United States Playing Card Company
Msteners-tn
Iowa Senate Bid to Repeal Federal Road Law
Des Moines Iowa senate calls on Congress to repeal the federal road law and reject $2,000,000 in annual federal aid. The vote stood 80 to 16 as the measure passed amid arguments over meeting federal requirements. The house then unanimously approved a banking bill on liquidation and distribution of a minor bank's funds if 75 percent of depositors agree.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Congress
Dogeit Bank
New Bulgar Envoy to U S Killed by Assassins
Prof. Nicol Mileff, recently named Bulgarian minister to the United States, was assassinated. Mileff was a journalist and president of the association of journalists in Bonn and directed policy of twenty Bulgarian newspapers. Some papers allegedly angered Moscow authorities with anti Soviet actions.
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U.S
Sofia
Bulgaria
Nicol Mileff
United States
Svas
M. Mileff
Association of Journalits
Bonn
Bola
Moscow
Moor Chief Abdel Krim Reported Dead in Morocco
A widespread report from Moor resistance quarters claims Abdel Krim, leader of the Moors, died of wounds received in early December. Spanish authorities seek confirmation of the death rumor amid conflicting dispatches and unclear sources.
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Abdel Krim
Melia
Morocco
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