Livestock Relief Plan Top Priority Says Farm Commission
Washington January 7 the presidents agricultural commission chaired by Robert D Carey decided to concentrate on the livestock situation for the present and to prepare by week end its relief recommendations rapid progress is reported and three days will be given to executive sessions with bankers and others in the business the panel will then hear agriculturalists and cooperative marketing leaders and may meet with leaders of the national council of farmers cooperative marketing associations to speed up the livestock program the commission has not yet acted on congressional relief bills but will back those aligned with its views.
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Washington
President's Agricultural Commission
Robert D. Carey
National Council of Farmers Co-Operative Marketing Associations
Carey
Honest burglars victims of crooks
Two burglars claimed they were hired to rob a jewelry store by owners Israel Marmorstein and Dominic Luchesi. Referee Peter Oliver ordered the jewelers arrested. they were jailed for examination while burglars alleged a $5,000 reward and creditors pursued a bankruptcy petition. The case centers on a December 15 robbery and a disputed $50,000 in stolen jewelry. Panama school children are required to bathe daily.
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Associated Press
New York
Peter Oliver
Israel Marmerstein
Dominic Luchesi
Tombs
United States
John Donohue
David Plummer
Marmorstein
Luchesi
Notices of Bills and Repeal Campaign Begun in Montana House
The Montana House opened with multiple bill notices including measures by Besancon on quarterly reports and printing, Flachenhar on ballot names, and Nagle on estate actions. Resolutions discussed county staffing and a journal aide, with Beadle proposing several act amendments on property transfers and fiscal management for counties and cities.
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Besancon
Flachenhar
Nagle
Fox and Parker
Montana
Beadle
McCarty
Loble
Crossword Puzzle Title Fragments and Jumbled Clues
Fragmented crossword clues mix misspellings and partial terms for a wide set of entries. The garbled list includes scattered definitions and inconsistent word fragments, suggesting an OCR error from a vintage puzzle page with many mismatched letters and stray digits.
New Oil Board to Shape Up a Program
Washington January 7 1925 a new oil conservation board was appointed with Secretary Warkout as chairman and Edward S Rochester as secretary to study a cooperative inquiry between the board and the oil industry The sub committee includes George On Smith Guy C Riddell Edgar Jadwin and Harry Harwood Rousseau The group emphasized no government investigation but a cooperative study with industry supplying most facts and remedial suggestions to avert waning petroleum reserves
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Associated Press
Washington
Charman
Coolidge
New Ol Conservation Board
Edward S. Rochester
Stone
Weeks
Wilbur
Leaver
George On Smith
Geological Survey
Guy C. Riddell
Commerce Department
Bureau of Funeraly
Edgar Jadwin
Flarry Harwood Rousseau
Cold Love Sparks Summer Divorces Claim
Judge Thomas E Bleack of Wichita Kansas notes that about half of divorces are filed in the three hot summer months. He adds that many couples forget their troubles when seated around a cheery fire in winter.
He Man of Future Inu Depicted by Sociologists
Chicago January seventh. A cross section by sociologists portrays the future American man as flat-footed spineless featureless yet sociable and city bound. The male figure will be taller with sharper features and a competitive mind, likely raised in a changing family life, with birth control advancing and a shift toward urban living.
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Chicago
Groves
Ernest R Groves
University of Boston
Atises
Louis Dublin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Wisconsin
California
Vassar College
John M. Gillette
University of Dakota
Belgium to Lose Slice for Yanks
Delegates report progress in the Dawes plan talks with Britain and the United States, outlining Belgium’s potential loss of priority revenues. The conference aims to extend the period for American army costs and adjust shares. Belgium resists any reduction of its percentage while Britain and the U.S. seek a broader accord.
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Great Britain
Belgium
United States
Logan
Belem
France
Italy
Richt
Americas
Churchill
Womerem Belgiam
M O Theunis
Brussels
Albert
Bergamma
Germany
Logan Cahiers
Wadsworth
Amercan
James A. Logan
Clemental
General Electric capper bar invention pictured at Schenectady NOL
A blurry description notes an GE produced device bending with a single finger and wax, with guidance about its use and the general principle of keeping pictures angled downward. The text mentions a male reader as a scout and a boy or girl reference, plus advice on viewing height.
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General Electric Company
Schenectady
Nol
New Discovery Joint Ease Promises Quick Relief
An advertising claim touts Joint-Ease as a penetrating remedy for stiff swollen joints, claiming rapid relief through topical use. It targets knees ankles arches shoulders and more, priced at 60 cents a tube with mail orders and COD available from Pope Laboratories.
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Joint-Base
Parden Drug Co
Pope Laboratories
Hallowell
Maine
Death notices and career sketches mix in misread AP item
Associated Press report summarizes the late career of J Budds, born 77 years ago in Belland, enlisting in the army and serving through the Spanish American War, with references to various posts and ranks. It also notes Washington appointive news and a potential Mammoth Cave national park move in Kentucky.
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Pergrant J
Budds
Belland
United States
Philip Pres Efe
Bamvog Oass
Amcicut
Peeshug
Oficer
Manna Tempic
Reids
Montau Aid
Mentho Sulphur Promised to Heal Skin Eruptions
A noted skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as the fastest remedy for breaking skin irritations on face neck or body. Citing germ destroying properties it is claimed to relieve itching burns and eczema until the skin is clear and smooth. A small jar from Bowles Drug Store is recommended.
Woman Fatally Burned While Fighting Three Dogs
Mrs Sarah Whittaker aged 70 suffered fatal burns when her clothing caught fire from a stove as she tried to fend off three attacking dogs at her Charleston home.
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Charleston
Sarah Whittaker
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