Presidents Courage Praised By Railway Union
Cleveland June 12 The seventh triennial convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers adopts a resolution praising President Roosevelt for courage in facing national problems and praying for strength to accomplish great tasks. Officials Alvanley Johnston and James W. Cassell plead not guilty to a bank property claim at Standard Trust case. convention expresses confidence in both. The group urges Interstate Commerce Commission control for motor bus and truck operations and seeks reduced engineer working time from 16 to 72 hours per week.
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Roosevelt
Acton
Brotherhood of Locomotive Mn
Brotherhood
Trand
Koainear Alvanley Johnston
James Vi. Cassell
Standard Trust Bank
Johnston
Caprell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ales
Cach
Lydia E. Pinkham Sleep Aid Ad Claims Rest
A testimonial from A. Harly of Fall River Massachusetts reports twelve months of insomnia eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes daily fatigue, household duties, and improved sleep after using the product, urging others to try it for nervous unrest and restfulness.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tam
HAL Rly
Fall River
Maas
Myon
Nervana
Laydin F. Pinkham
River flooding threatens Portland and Willamette lowlands
A heat wave triggers record river rises along the Columbia and Willamette as flooding endangers farms and towns. Dikes brace for rising waters, with 12 inches covering a highway and Willamette levels climbing toward historic highs. warnings remain as meltwater feeds the rivers.
Northwest Farmers Repay Loans From Credit Corp
Northwest farmers are repaying loans to the Spokane Regional Agriculture Credit Corporation at 500000 dollars per month. Towle notes gains in prices of agricultural products and commodities contributed to the repayment surge. The agency has distributed 25715973 dollars through its headquarters and branches in Spokane Portland Boise and Helena. The regional corporation serves Idaho Oregon and western Montana.
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Wish
Northwest
Spokane Regional Agriculture Credit Corporation
Towle
Agricultural Credit
Engpare- UN
Penuand
Tunise
Idaho
Helena
pMnabernetelle
Oregon
Fwestern
Montana
Campaign opens to keep Dixie in ranks of the days
In Montgomery Alabama and surrounding states Alabama Arkansas and Tennessee plan July referenda on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment Prohibitionists push strict state campaigns while repeal advocates vow victory The South is cast as pivotal with figures like Bishop James Cannon Jr and Dr E K Barton leading drives and party organizers detailing canvasses and speeches across counties
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DIXIE
Montgomery
Ala
Luna
Alabama
Arkansaw
Tennessee
South
Arkansas
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anti Saloon League
Birmingham
E. EK. Barton
Alliance Against Tener
United Forces For Prohibition
Mev
M. F. Fam
Evanerket
Nepal
Millar
Chiten
Eal Reeprad Rish
Slayer of HS Wife Draws Life in Gel
Linnavs Missouri June 13. Nablo Trawn 20 year old wife slayer of Linn counts was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Paul van Osdall after aliensists said he had the mentality of a 14 year old boy. He pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the killing of his young bride last May 14 in a country ride near Ducklin. Mrs Brown died five days later in Columbia hospital. He confessed to police he killed her because she had told her father about their marriage and his past jealousy remained. Tennesson is one of six southern states that has legalized 3.2 beer.
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Linnavs
Nablo
Columbia
Brown
George Bpartsman
Motion to Quash in Fraud Case Denied in Los Angeles
Federal Judge George Cascrave denied a motion to quash indictments against Williamson S Summers HM C White A Adams and H N Wheeler linked to alleged fraud in homesteading Spanish Grant lands. Defendants claimed insufficient evidence and sought disclosure of grand jury evidence. Trials set for Sept 12. Economy move in Conrad Montana: county commissioners abolish agricultural agent position held by A B E Peterson.
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Los Angeles
Williamson S. Summers
Nebraska
HM. C. White
A. Adams
H. N. Wheeler
George Cascrave
Conrad
Pondera Board of County Commissioners
A. B E. Peterson
Farmers Demand Immediate Relief Machinery Startled at Once
Chicago June 12 Farmers National Grain corporation directors urged immediate federal relief under the agricultural adjustment act and called on Congress to finish investigations into administration of the act and related marketing measures. The resolution warned that delay would undermine farm confidence and insisted action is needed to support farm prices amid a heavy carryover and a short crop in 1923.
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Chicago
PIJ
Sectora
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Co-Operative Marketing Agency
Seasion
Congress
Porting Influence on Domestic Prices and Allocation Plan
Fragmentary text discusses domestic price trends aligning with world levels and mentions an 1904 surplus expectation. It urges adoption of an allocation plan and rapid activation of act machinery. A non sequitur notes turtles cannot hear high pitched tones.
Ostrem Out as Shelby County Posts Top Official
In Toole county the board of county commissioners will proceed with its original economy plans for the coming fiscal year and remove the vertical actuary post once held by M. A. Ostrem. The note mentions electric motors on a modern battleship possessing energy equivalent to 2 million men.
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Ostrem
Shelby
Toole
Hes
M. AL. Ostrem
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