Management in shops blamed for big loss
A New York report by the American engineering council says idle men and machinery waste nearly a billion dollars yearly in the metal trades industry. It pins waste on labor instability and faulty management, urges modern employment methods, and urges open shop cooperation to raise efficiency and lower prices.
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New York
American Engineering Council
United States
Nuney
Planta
Srnec
Chicago Police Take Charge Of T O Connor And Gallagher
Bt Paul July 29 Livya Heath and Cook County officers arrived and handed Tommy O Connor and James Gallagher to Chicago police. O Connor is accused of murdering Detective Sergeant Patrick Jornal in Chicago on March 23. Michael Hughax chief of Chicago detectives led the party promising safe transfer and no molestation during the trip. The pair were turned over to Chicago police at noon in a transfer arranged by local authorities.
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Paul
Livya Health
Cook
Tris
Chicago
Tommy O'Connor
James Gallagher
O'Connor
Interast
Patrick Jornal
Heath
Michael Hughax
O’connor
Gallagher
Crop conditions praised in Dunn county report
Werner North Dakota reports crop conditions in Dunn county as practically ideal. Harvest started this week with elevators predicting good yields. wheat and oats dominate seed, more corn planted than last year, promising strong overall production despite some local variability.
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Werner
N. D
Dunn County
Government cable across Pacific favored by Hughes
Government cable across the Pacific gains support from Hughes and the executive committee. The recommendation comes amid private enterprise discussions and a communications conference.
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Pacific
Hughes
Cable
Vate Enterprise Wa
Hughes and
Ommenteetions Conference
Outwitted by Defense in 1919 World Series Trial
Chicago, July 29. In a tense defense move the judge barred an alleged confession by “Happy” Felsch of $5,000 to throw the 1919 World Series and tentatively denied recalling defendant Zelcer. The state accused the defense of a strategy gambit, as clergies argued the confession should not be admitted. The trial grows to a high-stakes push to limit the defense’s case while the state seeks to use new testimony.
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Chicago
Hugo Friend
Felech
David Zelcer
Des Moines
Friend
Felsch
Judge Friend
Opr
Atate Hha
Tet
Fan
Germans Buy 12000 Acres in Benson County
Devils Lake North Dakota July 23 One of the northwest s biggest land years closed when Col Joseph M Kelly and John Kelly of the Northern Investment Company along with a southern Minnesota German Lutheran syndicate led by Rev Albert F Winters of Mankato Minn purchased 12000 acres surrounding Knox and Pleasantake North Dakota The tract including the Pleasant Lake Stock farm changed hands The deal involved about 1000 farms The Kelly brothers had held the tract since 1919 when it was the Valand tract Church and School Winters announced plans to erect a German Lutheran church and community center at Knox and to establish a Lutheran college on the Pleasant Lake banks A colonization drive had already begun on the tract
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Devils Lake
N. C
Northwest
Joseph M. Kelly
John Kelly
Northern Investment Company of
Fl Cee
Knox and
Pleasantake
N. D
Southern Minnesota
Albert F. Winters
Mankato
Minn
Waa
Arenes ‘Eisht Corepises Farms
Honda
Aale
Pleasant Lake
Kelly Brothers
Valand
Trast
Winters
Knox
9 Lutheran College
Firestone Edison and Bishop Anderson Plan Camp Move
Cumberland Maryland July 29 Henry Ford Thomas Edison and Henry M Firestone with Bishop William Anderson arrive from Big Pool to seek a camp site on Cheat River in West Virginia for the remainder of their outing. Crews from Chicago Peoria Illinois Grand Rapids Michigan and Quincy will compete in the annual regatt a of the Southwestern Amateur Bowing association a revival is planned but the event was not held.
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Cumberland
Henry Ford
Thomas Edison
Henry M. Firestone
William Anderson
Ene Nevel
Big Poo
Cheat Tiver
Virginia
Chicago
Peoria
Til
Grand Rap
Ids
Mich
Quincy UK
Dockogrumen
Egatin
Sane
No Interview Given by Northcliffe Says Lloyd George
London July 23 Prime Minister Lloyd George read a statement denying a reported interview in the United States attributed to Lord Northcliffe publisher of the London Times The premier said the words were a fabrication and that the government Irish policy was not discussed in any interview Washington July 29 Northcliffe visiting the United States had his embassy hospitality invitation withdrawn for reasons not disclosed Local hotel guests reported the withdrawal followed rumors of embassy dinners being barred from London authorities
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Ming George
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
King George
Lord Northcliffe
London Times
Washington
Emdas
United States
Northclif Re
Nortal
Lloyd Ee
Lord Curzon
Mes
Northcliffe
Great’ Britain
Hoover Urges Letting Of Road Contracts In Fall Of Year
Secretary Hoover urged 45 state governors to let road contracts in the fall rather than spring to reduce unemployment. He said letters were sent proposing this step since fall contracts would require winter work for laborers and materials handling. Some states already follow this practice, and engineers advised broader adoption.
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Mt Washington
Hoover
Committee of Engineers
Crops At Ray Are Well Above Average in North Dakota
Ray North Dakota July 29 farmers report Margui and Durum wheats excellent with a general crop well above average. Corn also above par Millet and other hay crops good overall harvest outlook for the community.
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Ray
N. D
Roosevelt highway tourists banquet at Devil Lake
Air Devils Lake North Dakota July 28 Roosevelt highway tourists pass midday at diverse event hosted by Chamber Kiwanis Rotary to celebrate the planned international highway that will draw Midwest visitors to Minnesota North Dakota and Montana as a summer playground.
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Air Devils Lake
Devila Lake
N. D
Roosevelt Highway
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
United States
Minnesota
North Duota
Mabtang
Eakt
Exports to Europe Slip as South American Trade Rises
Washington notes indicate Europe's exports fell by nearly 1,500 and overall exports to Europe for the fiscal year ending June 30 rose by more than 30 million. June showed mixed movement with Europe exports at 177 million and imports at 54 million, while South America logged 528 million in exports and 485 million in imports for the year.
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Washington
Europe
South America
Commerce Department
Flying rules announced by Army aviation officials
Washington July 29 Army aviators are forbidden to make spectacular flights or acrobatic flights over cities or other populous districts General orders announced today Secretary Weeks said the aim is to reduce danger from low flying and directed that both airplanes and lighter than air craft use extreme caution when passing over towns and crowded places
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Washington
Weeks
Doctor declares good blood prevents disease at osteopathic meeting
Cleveland July 29 Dr W Curtis Brigham of Los Angeles said normal blood in quantity and quality prevents disease during the cloning session of the twenty fifth annual convention of the American Osteopathic Association.
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Cleveland
Ohio
W. Curtis Brigham
Los Angeles
American Oestopathic Association
Separate parleys on disarmament discussed
Washington reports indicate that the United States would reject separate meetings with invited powers on disarmament and Far Eastern questions. Secretary Hughes remained silent as officials noted no clear benefit from a preliminary conference.
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Hughes
Funeral Services For Eau Claire Police Chief Held Today
Eau Claire Wis July 29 Funeral services for Elmer Sundby chief of police who was shot and killed by the street car barn robber Monday and who escaped with over 1000 taken from a messenger of the Minnesota Wisconsin Light and Power company were held this morning. The body was passed by over 1000 citizens of It lay In state In the auditorium. Private services were to be held this afternoon in the family home. Members of the police force served as Pallbearers. No successor to Chief Sundby has been selected.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Elmer Sundby
Minnesota- Wisconsin Light and Power Company
Chief Sundby
Mrs W F Cushing Dies in Bismarck
Mrs Waller F Cushing of Fargo died in a Bismarck hospital. She was wife of the senior at Beach Advance and active in club and musical circles. Widely known in the state for promoting concerts in Grand Forks. Death due to a complication of diseases. She was 58 years old.
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Waller F. Cushing
Fargo
Bismarck
Oley
Cushing
Beach
Bho
Grind Forks
Paper At Busby Ends After Brief Revival
In Rugby N. D. on July 29 the Farmers' News of this city ceases publication after a four week revival. Ww. J. Holbrook served as manager during the paper's short second administration and then the venture folded.
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Rugby
N. D
Ww. J. Holbrook
General March Arrives in Berlin Amid Postwar Talks
Berlin reports that Peyton C. March, former United States Army chief of staff, has arrived in Berlin as officials discuss postwar arrangements and military cooperation.
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Berlin
Peyton C. March
United States Army
Aviator Killed in Pawnee Not Man from Minot
Mint North Dakota dated July thirty ninth reports a dispatch stating the Pawnee resident Harry Myhres was killed. The Minot aviator rumor is corrected to reflect a different fate and location, with unclear lines about Angeles and a dispatch date.
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Pawnee
Minot
Mint
N. D
Harry
Myhres
Tee
Minoteen
Minot Aviator
Angeles
Small Quits Fight Against Indictments
Governor Len Small returned to Chicago to devote himself to state business and avoid further interference over indictments in Sangamon county. He said he would press ahead with duties, likely staying away from Springfield for several days and possibly spending Sunday inspecting roads.
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Chicago
Len Small
Sangamon County
Small
Springfield
Ti ‘Wan
Henry Mester
Bangamon County
Rate cuts on export grains from Buffalo and nearby terminals
Washington July 29 A five cent per hundred pound cut for export wheat rye and corn and a three cent cut for barley and oats from Buffalo Erie and Fairport to ocean terminals was announced by traffic officials of eastern railways in conference. The Association of Railway Executives said the reductions respond to grain shippers demand for concessions not justified by transport costs.
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Washington
Buffalo, Erie
Fairport
Ocean Terminals
Estern Railways
Association of Railway Executives
Minnesota Bar Association names state board members
Minnesota reporters say the state bar association announced the elected representatives from each judicial district. The list includes C. P. Hall Red Wing and many others from St Paul Duluth and Cambridge. A board will set the 1922 meeting location and appoint committees for the year ahead.
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Duluth. Minn
Minnesota State Bar Association
C. P. Hall
Red Wing
George W. Morgan
St. Paul
J.W. Murdock
Wabisha
Paul J. Thompson
Minneapolis
BH. H. Gipson
Faribault
J. J. Lebben
F. W. Murphy
Wheton
F. E. Putnam
Blue Earth
Godfrey Goodwin
Cambridge
Geo. H. Sullivan
Stillwater
Open Shop Plan Urged For Mississippi Pressmen Return
Mississippi pressmen are urged to resume work under an open shop plan with a forty eight hour week on the same terms as before the strike. The state organizer is ordered to visit areas to sign up workers and push the open shop if nothing is signed.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Pressmen’s Union
Ajcitfa
French Cabinet To Consider British Note This Afternoon
Paris and London exchange notes over Upper Silesia amid diverging positions. Britain opposes immediate reinforcements before the supreme council meeting on August 4, while urging joint action. France seeks swift independent moves, prompting further discussions to align intentions.
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Lloyd George
Great Britain
Upper
Slesia
Supreme Council
Tiwan
France
Silesia
Sil
London
Associatga
Pries
Omcinis
Better Conditions Expected In West Declares Elliott
New York July 29 Howard Elliott chairman of the Northern Pacific railway returned from a six thousand mile tour through the Pacific northwest and Canada stating there is hope and belief conditions will improve. He noted little pennimism and said agricultural prospects look good with Minnesota and North Dakota crops above average despite heat and drought. Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington are expected to produce grains grasses and fruits above average and northern Pacific states will be good.
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New York
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railway
Pacific Northwest
Canada
North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washingon
Investigation in South to Go On Declares Harding
President Harding in a reply to charges about southern pelagra and famine storms said in a letter to Representative Byrnes of South Carolina that official reports show no taming of the situation. He asserted the government's investigation would continue and denied any tampering.
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South
Harding
Washington
Byrnes
South Carolin
Wanderer Granted Reprieve Until September
A court grants Wanderer a reprieve extending until September after a prior murder conviction. The unidentified assailant’s crime involved a stranger when the incident occurred, with details limited by the partial, damaged report.
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Ikpough
alBee
Wanderer
Trier
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