Two Great Outfits We re Merged Plan in Twin Cities
Farmers union Terminal of St Paul and Cooperative Farmers Northwest Grain of Minneapolis announced a planned affiliation to centralize co operative grain marketing across Minnesota North Dakota and Montana. The move aims to operate about 590 farmer elevators and handle an expected 190 900 000 bushels of grain under a joint plan awaiting committee approval, with Farmers Union Terminal managing the terminal elevators as part of the arrangement.
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Farmers’ Union Terminal Association of
St. Paul
Co-operative Farmers’ Northweest Grain Corporation
Minneapolis
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
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Cooperative Farmers Northwest Grafs Association
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Phils
Farmers’ Union Terminal Association
Couzens Moves to Block Railroad Merger Plan
Chairman Couzens of the Senate Interstate Commerce committee said he would push for votes in committees on his revived plan to limit any railroad consolidation or restraint on competition approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The bill would grant or restrict approval powers, with penalties including a fine of up to 6090 dollars or three years on participation in mergers without commission authority.
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Cousens
Senate Internate Commerce Committee
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Billings Hooch Sire Potent Stu Discovery Near Well
In Alltinas on April 24 a Billings petroleum snei veers water well in the center area continued to produce refined gasoline. The source remains unknown after the well came in three weeks ago, detected when a match thrown on the water ignited contents. The poll to 26 feet deep and of the, soon trade.
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All Billings Petroleum
Center Bere
Prominent Prohibition Foes Testify Before House Panel
Three opponents of the Eighteenth Amendment appear before the House committee in Washington to oppose prohibition. Elizabeth Harris of the Women’s Organisation for National Prohibition Reform criticizes leaders of women’s groups, Maj. Gen Clarence R. Edwards, a WWI hero, calls prohibition the most intemperate act, and Pierre S. du Pont of DuPont argues against the ten-year cost estimate.
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House Jual Mary Committee
Washington
Elizabeth Harris
Women's Organisation For National Prohibition Reform
Clarence R. Edwards
Pierre 5. du Pont
Radicals Seek Lump Sum Settlements Under Workmen's Act
The Associated Industries of Montana warns amendments to the workmen's compensation law would force lump sum settlements by adding 6 percent interest on all deferred payments. The proposal, aimed at injuring workers’ compensation terms, would burden employers, ranchers, and households, risking bankruptcies for those unable to sustain ongoing payments. The group urges reading the petition in full or not signing, noting the changes affect about 160,000 Montanans and would permit interest accrual from the date of deferral.
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Montana
Waitford
Everags Huainesn House
Associatad Industries
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Ee Wand
Industrial Actedent Board
Debate on Parker Case Opens in Senate
Washington AP report describes a tense Senate debate over Parker's nomination with Borah delivering sharp charges against the nominee. The discussion centers on Parker's credentials and alleged ties to political favors as other lawmakers weigh the implications for confirmation.
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Borah
X ray era threatens privacy says physicist
Chicago April 25 A physicist Lt. 8 Landauer spoke at the opening of the American Society of Radiological Technicians meeting saying X ray technology could reveal contents of oysters without opening them and detect contraband liquor, raising privacy and enforcement concerns.
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Landauer
Asgelon
American Society of Radiological Technigiana
Prexy Signs Bill To Relieve Water Users
Washington April 24. President Haver argued the Leavitt bill to relieve temporarily unproductive land on federal reclamation projects from payments or charges. Under the new law, charges against water users will be waived to reflect amounts they may have paid on lands later classified as temporarily unproductive.
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Washington
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Cjacsitind
Ward en 1 Ready for Showdown
Seven National Guardsmen entered the Ohio penitentiary as officials said convicts were in a tunnel holding electric lines and heating cables. A search by guards led by Col. Robert Taubrich found no sign of the inmates, who were believed to be waiting for the approach of soldiers. Continued on Page 2.
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Death of Two In Oklahoma Probed
Miskoree and Seeley along with John Wike questioned by officers over the deaths of David and Georg Smith, brothers killed in a hotel room after charges were filed against four men from Connecticut. The confrontation involved a room adjoining the Smiths and a staggered attack, with robbery denied as motive and authorities citing possible revenue-related causes.
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Sealey
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Connecticut
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Oda
President Hoover urges quick action on law bills
President Hoover urged speedy passage of his five point enforcement program. He warned Congress that federal law enforcement must be enforced and pressed for transfer of prohibition enforcement to the Justice Department, court congestion relief, more federal prisons, and tighter border control. The Senate debated other matters, delaying action on key measures.
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Judiciary Committee
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The
Treasury
Justice Department
Border Patrol
Petitions Circulate For Helena Water System Bond Election
Petitions calling an election to issue 200000 dollars in bonds to improve and modernize Helena Montana water system circulated yesterday. Eligible voters who pay property or personal taxes may sign at listed banks, offices, and stores. Notices urge qualified registered electors to vote on the bond proposal at the city polling place.
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Molona Independent
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County Clerk’s Office
City Water Office
Montana Powar Company
Mighine Corporatory
Shochan Clear Store
American National Tank
Northern Pacific
Montana
Yon Bs
Arid
Ald City
Thousand Chinese slain as bandits raid Kiangsu town
Shanghai reports an AP dispatch that bandits armed with machine guns massacred about 1,000 residents of Kingsuchen in northern Kiangsu on Saturday. The city was burned and 1,000 captives were taken, with several priests reportedly abducted and foreigners guarded by the bandits.
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Jatoul Maasaere
Oullaws
Alain Thaugands
Ghina Tonk
Anasking
Pessante
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Intinhl- Santa
Stotinochen
Kiankaw
Woman's Body Found Husband Charged In Murder Case
April 28 Beattie officials report the discovery of Mrs. Audray E. Lindsay's body in a shallow grave near her Endolyn street home. Authorities say her husband Beattie is sought on a warrant alleging statutory offense. An adapted daughter, previously reported missing, is now tied to the case as a possible link.
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Aralal
Lindsay
Two Whitloud Men Sentenced for Kidnapping Children
Anntonced here today to serve yearn each in the Nebraska State Penitentiary for kidnapping and child endangering. Charlen Cash 44 and John Tisher 28 of Whitloud Kan were charged with taking two Richards, 14 and 16, from their home in Stherland Neb to Denver Co. They were arrested in Denver.
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Apell
Charlen Cash
John Tisher
Whitloud
Kan
Nebraska
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Denver
Cole
Mob Violence Rises in Florida City Sees Bomb Attempt
Tampa reports say a mob attacked and killed a white man as a bombing attempt failed. Investigators link the violence to a bombing plot in Pin City, with the sheriff and police detainments continuing amid threats and retaliation.
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Tampa
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Ut Todas
Demghy Min Nfdynanite
Wy Wilaford
John Hintix
Antioch
Tody
Minaarian Hick
Almont
Leorones
Guilt of Buyer of Liquor Argued in Supreme Court
Attorney General Mitewall and Youngaulet argue in the Norris case that prohibition enforcement errors justify not criminalizing a mere purchase of liquor for beverage use. They contend the law was not meant to punish innocent purchases without a permit and challenge the constitutional amendment as defeated. The defense cites Senator Sheppard and questions the law’s intent. (Continued on Page th)
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Unie
Congress
Shepward
Texas
Nebraskan Democratic Candidate Files to Battle Anskob
Tincoin Nebraska April 28 Dr Jennie Callias of Omaha enters the Nebraskan senatorial campaign to demand the removal of John J Anskob as campaign leader noting she left in 1925 citing Anskob’s appointment. She had withdrawn after the national convention and was replaced by Mrs Clairles Ryan of Grand Island as a national committeewoman.
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Neb
Ayj
Nebraska
Jennie Callias
Omaha
John J. Raskoh
Danneratle Elieftian
Dr. Calling
Raakob
Clairles Ryan
Grand Island
al Smith
They Sure Live Long in Them Thar Hills
Fairmont West Virginia April 28 infant daughter of My and Mia Clifford Yout of Bonsn efiald crank has 2 great great Grandmother seven great grandparania and three grandparent figures. The text records a family claim and the child’s forgiving goodparents total information.
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Thar Hills
Fairmont
W. Va
Leola Yost
Mia
Clifford Yout
Eclipse Photos Show Clear View At Camptonville
Scientists from Lick Observatory and others secured a near unobstructed view of the sun during the eclipse at Camptonville California. Using spectrographs and telescopes they captured phases and hundreds of photographs. Results await full analysis but initial plates show exceptional clarity and strong data for future study.
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Camptonville
Calif
Lick Observatory
Atudies
Tlan
Cual
W. W. Campbell
University of California
Booze Bout Ends in Usual Killing
Missoula April 2. Tre Aure, shot acting to let on Hamilton this afternoon from injuries received in a fight in his home a few hours earlier. Linyd Bure and Mia Gold Furch, wives of the deceased, are in the Baralt county jail pending further investigation. Bureh died in a physician's office. Cousin Mary of Cansth told officers he and Henry Squires were visiting the Bureha and went out to get a package of cigarettes. They returned and found Aureh mortally wounded.
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Hamilton
Hia
Linyd Bure
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Mia
Gold Furch
Wits
Baralt County
Jatt
Bureh
Teat Prince Nearly Drowns In Gas Balloon Incident
In Kannrehers Germany April 28 Prince Wilhelm of Prystate, eldest son of the former crown prince of Germany, nearly drowned when the gas balloon Grat Zeppalla drifted over the Baltic Sea. Winds forced the craft toward the water, capsizing briefly. The prince and the navigator swam ashore and then salvaged the balloon.
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Rehers
Germany
Prince Wilhelm of
Prysate
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Wilhelm
Tha Na
Senate Passes Wagner Bills to Cut Idleness
Washington April 2. Two Wagner unemployment measures passed the Senate without a roll call. One would tighten a federal emergency construction program and the other provide for complete employment statistics. The vote was 47 to 40 to confirm a third point of the Wagner employment program, with administration leaders backing the measures and awaiting further assessments.
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Wagner
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John J. Parker
New York
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