Brock Leads Non-Stop Flight Toward Chicago Start
William S. Brock, famed Detroit flyer, begins the Los Angeles to Chicago race in a Lockheed Vega, as radio reports place his position near Seligman and Winslow, Ariz, with other entrants Shoenhair, Post, and Turner also airborne. Weather favorable for strong tail winds boosts hopes of a 9 to 10 hour crossing.
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Brock
Chicago
Abbaquerqua
Wlk Finm
Dolvett
Los Angeles
Ceryy
Seligman
Aris
Robert V. Brown
Brack
T. A
Winslow
Eood
Albuquerque
Henver
William
WEW
Cincinnati
Shoenhall
Wiley Post
Oklahoma City
Roscoe Turner
Los Angelea
Turnera
Tors
Antit
New York
Frank Hawke
July laying records lit by Leghorn hens in Colorado contest
Canon City August report shows Poor White Leghorn hens producing top monthly records for July in the ninth Color egg paying contest. Entries from Decker Leghorn Fort Collins D. M. Rodger Canon City Goodwins Poultry and others total hens. A Barred Rock from J. M. Affleck Canon City holds highest individual with 241 eggs for nine months.
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Canon City
Extension Service
Colorado Agricultural College
Decker Leghorn
Fort Collins
D. M. Rodgera Farm
Canon Cuyz W.av
Goodwin's Poultry Farm
Mrz. B
Russell
Hin
Grealey
H. H. Young
Tresheng
Denver
Rhode Island
Fort Colling
Affleak
McWhorter
Tom
Rounding Curves To Show Airplane Engine Needs
Chicago Aug 20 The Thompson Trophy race, the main speed event in national air races, aims to reveal engineering needs by stressing engines around high speed curves. Charles H. Thompson, Cleveland manufacturer and sponsor of the $10,000 trophy, said the contest’s growth since early dirt track days may justify increasing the purse if successful.
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Chleago
Iited Woard
Charles H. Thompson
Cleveland
Winston
Thompson
Carelessness of Denver Man Caused Childs Death
Denver August 20 The death of two year old Cathryn Talbot daughter of Mr and Mrs Talbot of Denver occurred after an automobile collision caused by George Green also of Denver The coroner found the motorist responsible The child was thrown from a car driven by her mother after the other vehicle struck theirs Green was jailed then released on a charge of taking the right of way Mr Talbot is general manager of radio station KOA.
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Denver
Cathryn Talbot
Mia
Freeman Talbot
George Grenn
Marchine
Green
Talbot
KOA
Dramatic Critic Amy Logue Retires From Chicago News
The Daily News reports Amy Logue, famed dramatic critic and former actress born in West Burlington, Vermont, retires September 1 after forty years with the paper. She once used the pen name Amy Besie and had a career with De Walt Hopper in Castles in the Air.
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Miss Weat
Harry Brown
Weat
de Walt Hopper
Castles In
Ghicago
Amy Besiie
Ifarad
Exiled Leguia Questioned as Peru Junta Pledges Punishment
Lima Aug 26 official word that cruiser Almirante Grau carrying ex president Augusto B Leguia has surrendered. In Lima exiled leader denied exile obscurity, with General Manuel Ponce promising punishment for alleged crimes after protests. Tensions rise as Arequipa loyalists and Sanchez Cerro faction dispute authority amid deadly clashes and political maneuvering.
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Lima
Almirante Grau
Augusto B. Leguia
Peru
Port
Geeral Manuel Maria Ponce
Jiuta
Lesicia
Lama
Almirante: Grau
Teguia
Callac
Poua
San Lorenzo Sele
Antslile Gallag Harbor
Galina
Eaid Ba
Martini Jaye
Etreola
Arizen
Sanchez Cerro
Sanches Cerro
Gima
Arequipa
Ponce
Promias
Mada
Daniel Carneiro
Lx Teader
Leguia
Lepulo
Permanent Fund Decision Delayed At GAR Encampment
The Grand Army of the Republic debated distributing a permanent fund of 32000 dollars but again postponed action. Proposals include using funds to pay debts at Grant's Tomb and to honor Clara Horton. Attendance at the sixty fourth encampment hovered around 1000 to 4000, with total affiliated members bringing crowd size near 16000.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Fiat Ga.r
GAR
Grant
Riverside Drive
New York City
Clara Horton
Boys i Blue
Edwin J. Foster
New Gas Rates Take Effect September 15
Greelay Gas and Fuel announces new natural gas rates in Granley effective September 16. The plan sets charges per tier from 400 cubic feet up to 10,000 cubic feet and above, with a platinum rate for artificial gas and other steps outlined in the letter to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greelay Gas and Fuel Company
Granley
The
Iompany
Cuba Would Limit Sugar Production If Others Agree
A New York meeting of a Cuba backed committee proposed limiting sugar output for five years if the United States, Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines agree. Cuba would curb exports to the U.S. and work with major producers to stabilize prices, with plans for an international conference to subsidize the industry. Louisianan sugar growers opposed curtailment, arguing U.S. consumption far exceeds production.
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New York
United States
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Viriato G
Terres
Cuba
Thomas TL
Chadbourne
Acesson
Louisiana
Algpen
Gubn
Dr. Gutierrex
America
Industcy
Sagan Committee
Cat Sugar
New Orleans
Ernest AL Burguferes
American Sugar Cane League of
U.S.A. Inc
Behsit
Louisiane
Banali
Flight Aims To Solve Century-Old Mystery
Two airmen departed Fort Hearne to investigate the disappearance of Sir John Franklin and his 1845 expedition of 125 men. The goal is to determine what happened during the ill fated voyage aboard Erebus and Terror, with earlier Eskimo reports offering limited clues.
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Ottewa
Northland
Sir John Frankin
Duxwash
W.W. B. Gilbert
Fort Hearne
Kang Williams Land
Department of Interior
Ate
Geveret
John Franklin
Otto Bock Disagrees with Commission on Gas Rate
Denver dispatch reports Otto Bock chairman of the public utilities commission issued a dissent to a prior ruling on the Arkansas Valley Gas Company. The decision would have allowed cheaper gas to reach Los Animnas during a 20 year franchise. Bock urged state protection until Congress acts on interstate natural gas movement.
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Otto Bock
Fareodated Press
Denver
Ttt Ties Commission
Arkanson Valley Gaz Company
Los Animnas
Olta Bock
Bock
Bastro Texas
Congress
Mrs Oesterreich To Have New Trial Soon
Mrs Walbarga Oesterreich, accused of murdering her husband Fred Oesterreich, Milwaukee machinery maker, will be tried again after a hung jury ended the first trial yesterday. Trial date set for next Friday. jurors reported they could not reach a decision after a dayblock, with eight men and six women dismissed.
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Associated Preppy
Los Angeles
Aig
Wal ‘Barga Ossterreich
Ireband
Fred
Mlwaukee
Wis
Manufscturor
Wander
All Mest
Jhore
Lon Chaney Dies Man of a Thousand Faces
Lon Chaney dies at 47 in Los Angeles after a hemorrhage ended a sudden decline from pneumonia. The famed actor, known as the man of a thousand faces, rose from a Colorado Springs upbringing to Hollywood stardom through silent films and dramatic make up. He entered hospital August 28 for treatment and his death followed a rapid deterioration despite transfusions and care. He leaves behind Dra Chaney and two children as Hollywood mourns a mysterious, wealthy figure who rarely showed personal warmth.
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Los Aupeles
Lan
Clavey
Joe
Ute
Chaney
Lon Chaney
New York
Crisin
Dra
Fist
Creighton Chaney
Hollywood
Caaney
Colorado Springs
Colo
Becotte & Louriste
Pikes Peat
No Peace for India Till Dominion Status Is Granted
William Hossain of New York warns at an Indian nationalism conference that peace cannot come while Britain withholds dominion status. He notes Mohammadan support for nationalism is strong and accuses Britain of fanning Hindu Muslim divides to control India. Nationalist aims he defines as moral, economic, political struggle for freedom from alien rule.
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India
Associated Press
Williamatown
Mass
Great Britain
Syrah Hoasann
New York
New Orient
Institute of Politics
Hossain
Loxidon
Paris
Mestor
Agra
Dunbgétar
Weutennat
United Provinces of India
Indian National Congress
Mohemmedan
Mdia
Tana
Death Demands in Three Murder Suspects at Party
Cleveland aug 26 death penalty will be sought for three youths tied to the killing of R. Miller Wilkison 21 during a party ambush. Mike Bell 16 Angela Bell 18 and Rosas Valve 18 waived preliminary exam and were bound over to the grand jury on charges of murder in the first degree and robbery in progress.
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Comecintad Press
Cleveland
Grant
R. Miller Wilkison
P. L. A. Lieghley
Ant
Mike Bell
Angela
Rosas Valve
Dell
Valore
W. J. Va Aken
Shukar Heights
Angela Bell
Sétte Boepitel
Hungarians Head to Chicago Air Races
Hungarian aviators Alexander U Magyar and George Enders departed Metropolitan Airport for a nonstop flight to Chicago. They plan a leg to Pilat Michigan then a transatlantic hop to Budapest pending weather. Their bullet shaped monoplane carried 900 gallons of fuel for the Chicago leg.
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Los Angeles
Alexander U Magyar
George Enders
Brad A. M. CR
S. T
Chicago
Pilat
Mich
Budapest
Fiers
Federal Farm Board Explained
The article outlines the Federal Farm Board and its relation to the Federal Reserve, describing government funds used to reorganize the banking system. It argues the board centralized financial control in bankers, with the Federal Reserve and related laws creating a pivotal shift in ownership and power.
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Ted
Federal Reserve Loar
Deni
Hiromi
Pedorel Reserve
Biek
Weekly question box on wheat policy and markets
A historical reader asks about Mr Legge’s acreage and wheat policy. The answers discuss world wheat supply, Chicago options, marketing law benefits for farmers through cooperatives, and broad support from Farmers Union Farm Bureau and Cringe for the Prec Board program.
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Legge
Joseph
Chicago
Aod
Orone
Tas Farmers’ Union
Farm Bureau
The
Cringe
Brinton
Federal Reserve system and farm marketing plan outlined
The article explains plans to reorganize U.S. banking and marketing through twelve regional districts and a Federal Farm Board. It argues local banks would run district and national finance while the board loans, assists, and supervises. Cooperatives would own and operate future marketing, with the Farm Board guiding nationwide warehouses and loans.
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Ars
Heservo Bakke
Oynerelilp
Enh Yaad
Cormeriy
Bankera
Ant Igan Taemaatyes
Chicaca
New York
Federal Reserve Syaten
Federal Farm Board
Syatem
Fims
Axsociatoms
Banka Ad
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Federal Farm
Boavid
Feveral Reserve Syaten Gomtnttas
Basra
Tarmera
Refuge Granted Two Daughters of Legula by American Charge
The American chargé d’affaires reports asylum granted to two daughters of President Legula and a child in life house. Alfredo Tlurrinaga, a local lawyer, also received asylum at the charge's home. The state department confirmed no danger to Lima-Calizo district Americans or property, and a diplomatic committee was briefed to seek protection for foreign nationals and interests. General Ponce announced martial law to enforce orders, and a council of government was described with plans to confer with insurgent leader Colonel Banchoz Gerra by air.
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Washington
Mayer
Tha
State Department
Legula
Tale Childron
Life House
Alfredo Tlurrinaga
Laguiaaiga
Argylam
William G. Burdett
Lima-Calizo
Papal Banda
Germa
Committee i
Eitnahet
Ponce
Anders
Council of Government
Banchoz Gerra
Svete
jIt Wan
Cerip Aa
Ima
What is the National Agricultural Marketing Act
Washington DC discussion centers on the National Agricultural Marketing Act next week. Officials, economists, and agricultural groups weigh potential impacts on farm markets and price supports.
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Washington, D.C
Corn Market Rallies as Wheat Dips in Chicago Trade
Chicago August 26 reports show corn rebounding from early declines due to firmer offerings and stronger speculative buying. December corn delivery priced at a premium over Denver wheat amid uncertainty over Canadian growers pool hedging. Wheat closed heavy with declines around 1 4 to 2 cents, corn off 14 to 2 cents, market nervy despite some firming notes.
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Chicago
Denver
Wynnepeg
Crom & Eytt
Police Court Fines Issued For Tuesday Offenses
Bill Strouss was fined 26 dollars and costs for disturbance by Police Surge W R Adama Tresday. Aguilar was fined 1 dollar and costs for parking a vehicle near a hydrant. J C Dorman of 1008 Fir Street reported that four boys drove up to a car and stole something from his apartment.
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Bill Strouss
W.R. Adama Tresday
Aguilar
J. C. Dorman
Fir Street
Advance in Cattle Prices Expected in Next Year
An Associated Press report from Washington reports the cattle industry expects no material advance in prices over the next 12 months. Supply for six months may be similar to last year, with slaughter demand weaker and imports and frozen beef veal outlook mixed amid cautious prospects for domestic demand.
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Washington
Tyre Department
Kagort
Deaths and Funerals Vernon Peterson
Vernon Peterson aged year old, son of Mr and Mrs Peterson of Toutane, died Tuesday morning at the hospital. Funeral service will be held Friday at the Evan church with burial at Baton cemetery. A smooth waltz for long skirts and a New York pace feature in the dancing standards adopted in America alongside the fox trot.
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Funery Raymond
Vernon Peterson
Mré
Yernon
Touteane
Greg Pital
Aull
Baton Cemetery
New York
America
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