Cattlemen Credit Sought To Aid Industry Emergency
Washington June 5 The Federal Reserve Board recommends 50 million dollars in War Finance Corporation loans to cushion livestock producers flood with temporary credit relief. Governor Harding outlines extended credit terms for cattlemen and the use of reserve banks as channels to funds. He notes relief aims to stabilize the industry, extend loan maturities, and return funds to the Treasury.
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Washington
Mellon
War Finance Coronation
Congress
Federal Reserve
Harding
T Harding
Wiventock
Dos Molinos
Uheywane
Wyt
Albuquerque
N. M
el Paso
San Angelo
San Antonio
Dallas
Tex
South
Middle West
Lowne
Lecal
War Finance Corporation
Permanen
Federal Reserve Bord
Voice Restored by High Altitude Flight in Denver
Miss Edna Kemper of North Bend Nebraska regained speech after a fifty minute flight reaching 6100 feet above Denver and over 11000 feet above sea level under doctor B D Starbird’s altitude treatment. The case marks a westward first for the therapy and a recorded altitude achievement for women in the Rocky Mountain region.
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Denver
Edna Kemper
North Bend
Neb
B. D. Starbird
Miss Kemper
Mise Kemper
Ten Commandments Test Highlights Gaps in Brooklyn Students
New York June 4 District Attorney Lewis spoke at South Congregational Church about a Brookyln public school test to see how many pupils knew the ten commandments. Of 1 579 children questioned 499 did not know them and 351 had never heard of them. Answers misquoted several commandments and Lewis urged moral and religious training for children.
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New York
Lewis
South Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Childra
Wagena
Mr. Lewis
Sale of Purebred Cattle in Louisville Sets Record Prices
More than 6,000 farmers from across Kentucky attended the first major push to improve state cattle breeding at the Bourwin Brock Yards. Bulls sold from 16 to 105 dollars with an average near 100, showing strong demand for better stock. future plans include 200 purebred bucks and 2,000 high grade ewes to be sold August 11.
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W. Bell
Louleville Livestock Exchange
Bell
C. B E. Marvin
Kentucky Purebred Livestock Association
BE. 8 Good
Kentucky University College of Agriculture
Meteor display due June 27 with Pons-Winnecke sighting
London June 4 Pons Winnecke the short period comet will approach Earth with a possible tail. Prof Fowler notes tail may release carbonic oxide and dust but effects on Earth will be imperceptible. Nearest approach expected around June 27 with meteor shower unlikely to affect life.
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London
A. Fowter
Imperial Science College
South Kensington
Fowler
Pons
Best Remedy for Stomach Trouble
Mrs Mamie Bertel of Moberly Missouri praises Chamberlains Tablets as the best remedy for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation she has used for two to three years They relieve indigestion tone the liver and make her feel fine.
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Mamie Bertel
Moberly
Tanada Honors Her Greatest Farmer Tale
Nearly 30 years ago Seager Wheeler bought 160 acres of Canadian land from the Canadian Pacific railroad for 3 dollars an acre. He developed wheat varieties Ted Boba yielding up to 60 bushels per acre and a world record 82 bushels per acre. His philanthropy and steady breeding pace earned him wide esteem as the greatest farmer in the country.
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Seager Wheeler
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Ted Boba
Lincoln defense wins acquittals in robbers case
Chicago June 4 The weather defense helped Abraham Lincoln win acquittals for Charles Keane and Wil Hin Casey, accused robbers. Lincoln, defending a man charged with murder, showed night conditions contradicted witnesses claiming a moonlit robbery. The weather evidence, including snow and a cloudy sky, undermined the identifications and aided acquittals.
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Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Keane
Wil- Hin Casey
Lincoln
Kan
Casey
Jiry
Heath
Ernest Stout
Lenin bends on coinage amid peasant power in Russia
Soviet leaders rescind plans to abolish money by resuming silver coinage after peasant influence grows and distrust of fiat notes increases. Lenine makes compromises with unions granting wage-setting rights. A Salvation Army prisoner release reported, Teodtrotsky questions prisoners’ political ties, noting they care about religion.
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Lenine
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Russia
Troteky
Itch Relief Promises Cure with Ballard’s Snow Liniment
Advert says Ballard’s Snow Liniment relieves itching instantly and, after several applications, cures the condition. Price 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by Ohio County Drug Co mn.
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Ohio County Drug Co
Ballard
Murders Terrorize Fiume Amid Autonomist Tensions
Former legionaries under d Annunzio blamed for numerous nighttime killings in Fiume’s streets and suburbs. Victims include prominent figures tied to the April autonomous victory. revenge suspected. Many residents flee as Prof Zanella leads a government from the Jugoslav side of the bay.
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d'Annunzio
Fiume
Prof
Zanella
Jugoslav
Sweden Abolishes Capital Punishment in Law
Sweden, by law, bans the taking of life for crime, mirroring Norway’s earlier move. In Norway immunity from death does not cover cabinet members who might commit capital offenses, prompting debate over high officials’ accountability amid societal risks.
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Sweden
Alster
Norway
New war gas described for Penn Military College
Chester, June 4 Capt L D Hutson US Army describes a deadly war gas that can kill within thirty seconds upon contact. He spoke to students at the Pennsylvania Military College about night attack plans for the centennial commencement exercises on June 12. The talk cited advances in chemical warfare since World War I and warned of a future where air squads disperse deadly agents, with generals Pershing and Christian to receive honorary degrees.
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Fowler
Earth
Alide
Chester
L. D. Hutson
Pensylvania Military College
Hutson
Pershing
George B. Christian, Jr
Harding
Sproul
United States
Tangine
Wat
Bun Nests and Trenches Mark a Deadly War Scene
The fragment recalls battlefield conditions with bun nests cited alongside dead enemies in trenches and dugouts, conveying grim wartime detail through sparse readable text.
Biggest Walnut Tree Found On Spornia Farm
Chicago California June 4 a tree identified as the largest English walnut in the state has been found on property owned by Mrs W G Hottman. Planted by Mrs Q W Reagan twenty seven years ago the tree measures twelve feet ten inches in circumference and spans eighty eight feet.
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Chicago
Cal
California
W. G. Hottman
Q. W. Reagan
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Oblo County Drug Co
London Opinion
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Memphis Weekly
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