May Raise Prices on Farm Products
Washington legislative notes discuss a plan to raise farm product prices through a government revolving fund of 250 million dollars, with reimbursement by producers. A federal farm advisory council would nominate members, and the aim is to operate price-raising machinery via farmers' cooperatives, while limiting profiteering and regulating service charges.
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Farm Service
Washington Briefs From 1025 Postwar Prosperity and Battles Over Legislation
The year 1025 marks strong postwar growth with expected revenue surplus around 3750000 dollars. Gunfold hospital care returns Persie to normal after two weeks of medical and dental treatment. Navajo Indiana of Azzone to pay 2000000 bridge costs over Chloride river near Lee ferry. Senate approves conference report on 425000 deficiency DM I. Veterans discharged after Works Progress misrepresentation of age receive relief under new law. President Coolidge says Congress must decide if a lame duck session should be abolished and constitutional amendment pursued.
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Azzone
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Chloride
Lee Farry
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Navy Seaplanes Plan 7000 Mile Summer Test Flight
Two PN-10 seaplanes of the U S Navy will attempt a record Atlantic to Pacific route totaling about 7000 miles. Departing Philadelphia they will fly to San Diego via Cuba the Panama Canal and Central American and Mexican ports with stops along the way. The mission, announced as nearing completion at the Philadelphia naval aircraft factory, aims to test the longest flight by U S naval aviation.
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Pongina Canal
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Naval Aleraft
Whiladelpulu
Flu Toll Rises in Hermosillo as Thirty Die
In Hermosillo Sonora Mexico a flu outbreak has claimed about thirty deaths in the last few days amid complications. Local authorities report severe illness and rising cases, with health officials urging cautious measures and medical attention for at risk residents.
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Hermosillo
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Toledo Museum of Art valued at fourteen million dollars
The Toledo Museum of Art, led by Edward Drummond Libbey, faces a valuation around 14,090,000 dollars as a prominent American cultural institution. The figure reflects the museum's enduring stature and financial standing within the arts community in Toledo, Ohio.
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Fire destroys railroad shops in Michigan near Channing
A fire struck the railroad shops at Shope Tree Mountain area near Channing Michigan, causing extensive damage valued at about 150 dollars. Local authorities and responders battled the blaze as flames consumed the structures and disrupted service in the region. No injuries are reported.
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Mich
St. Paul
Channing
Coolidge's First Year in Own Right
Washington reports President Coolidge’s first year in office. He has served more than two and a half years as chief executive and is praised for steady leadership. The piece notes cabinet nominations and ongoing legislative efforts, with questions about future appointees and policy priorities.
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Omaha Sniper Pleads Insanity In Double Murder Trial
An Omaha sniper pleads insanity as his defense in the murder of two Omaha residents Dr. Austin D. Searleg and William McRevitt. The case centers on Carter’s alleged years of terror and the extreme penalty sought by prosecutors.
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Austin D. Searleg
Willian McRevitt
Walter Pterrin
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Coolidge Seeks Prosperity Amid Market Slump Speech
President Coolidge speaks on continuing national prosperity despite the Arctic slump in the stock market. He argues the decline in securities prices is temporary and that the economy remains on a solid foundation.
Chicago Highwaymen Tie Up Payroll Cash Heist
In Chicago two masked men robbed a payroll office, seizing cash and merchandise. They tied up 60 employees of the International Figrovesters company, escaped with about $80,000 in payroll and valuables. The incident disrupted the pay master’s office and involved a bold cash haul.
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Renewal of Effort to Lift 8-51 Newport Harbor
The naval torpedo station here readies to resume operations around the Wilp Falcon for an early restart of arming the 8-61, which sank off Black lajudd last September with 89 officers and men aboard.
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Five Buildings Burn in Springfield Missouri Fire
Fire destroyed five buildings in downtown Springfield causing estimated losses around $250,000. No injuries reported as crews battled the blaze through the night. Authorities are investigating the cause and noting extensive damage to commercial properties along Main Street.
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Wet hearing date set amid Prohibition debate
An unsettled report outlines plans for a March 31 opening of a wet hearing. The piece mentions political figures, the Supreme Court, and discussions in Congress about prohibition, paring legal questions and potential actions by Attorney General Wiltelenaith and other officials.
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Howe
Sujpiene
Jalaw
Davie
Wiltelenaith
Pornilla
Wayne
Wheeler
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Dew
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Percy Sinton
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Jinx Ship of Dry Navy Beyond Salvage and Trials
The wrecked vessel Jinx faces salvage defeat after a February tragedy off Norrogonaelt Bay. Eight crewmen, including notable figures, depart New York on charges and await further inquiry as authorities plan to confront the era’s turmoil and looming dangers.
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Leta
Ali
Fearkane
Dianater
Norrogonaelt Bay
Western Roads Plan Wage Increase Fight in Chicago
Western railroad executives formed a twelve member wage committee to negotiate with conductors and trainmen as they seek a seven percent pay raise. About eighty railroads with roughly one hundred thousand miles of track were represented at the conference. W M Jeffers, general manager of the Union Pacific, chaired the wage committee. WW II Vito Holt, general manager of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy, was named a member.
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Bniroad
Bull Runs Amuck on Farm Ends in Fire and Feud
A bizarre livestock incident at Genesee reportedly involved a $106,000 bull named King Ponting, son of Wall Gae, with ownership by Seattle interests. The beast charged, causing chaos and injuries as Farm staff and officers responded. details remain unclear.
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Pelles Toree
Four youths forced to walk long distances after car theft incident
Seventeen year old Wildan Lyon Abd Andrew Miller along with Boling Kanie Hundenstad and two others were compelled to walk extended distances following a reported car theft. J W Grimes accuses them as part of an alleged crime spree across several towns, with authorities noting the alleged motive and sequence of events.
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Kanie Hundenstad
Wildan Lyon
Abd Andrew Miller
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Teachers From Japan Teach Vancouver Students
A group of Japanese school teachers arrived in Vancouver to provide native instruction to local students. The effort aims to enrich language and cultural education, helping students gain firsthand exposure to Japanese teaching methods and perspectives.
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