New York West Side Cowboys End Last Roundup Today
New York reports the West Side Cowboys, long a familiar sight guiding Central trains, are ending their era as a new viaduct and street improvements remove the need for horse drawn traffic. The riders, many from East Side tenements, face a pale weekly wage as city plans replace the old horse powered system marking the end of an era in city transport.
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Rise in prices of hogs expected this year
A chaotic report forecasts rising prices for hogs and cattle over the next months. Officials indicate higher prices across most grades due to market pressures and seasonal factors. Major hog marketing areas such as the Midwest and plains are cited with potential price gains.
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Ep Larry Kelly 15 Not To Become Professional
The fragment notes Larry Kelly at age 15 not turning professional, with references to Yale, a St Lewta Cardinals offer, and a broader timeline suggesting activity through 1927 with gaps since 1724 and a 1925 expectancy. The garbled text hints at sports or career decisions affecting an athlete’s trajectory.
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England
Final drive upon Madrid defenses near, Iberian clash intensifies
In Spain a renewed push by insurgent forces along the Mediterranean coast repulsed government attacks on Madrid as Basque and Asturian units clash with insurgent columns. British, Italian, and German officials weigh naval patrols and nonintervention moves amid fears of arms funneled to both sides.
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Better Wives for American Men is Dream Of Camp Fire Girls' Motherly President
Mrs Albert Williams of Dallas, Jubilee Camp Fire Girls president, advocates training girls to be wives through Camp Fire, aiming to add 200000 members to the 250000. She blends home life with active youth work, stressing health, self Reliance, and world affairs, while showcasing her Texas home.
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Today and Tomorrow by Walter Lippmann
Fragmented essay argues that organized labor and industry leaders lack direct experience in collective bargaining and decision making. It critiques elites for failing to connect with workers, suggesting the need for tough policy guidance and stronger ties between labor and management to shape responsible public life.
Deaf-Mute Printer Seeks Divorce Degree Amid Turmoil
In White Mining New York, June 26 an extended hearing in supreme court addressed an annulment case involving a deaf-mute printer. The matter concerned divorce proceedings from two prior husbands, with a sign-language interpreter present. Also reported, A. J. Paton of Lusk elected president of the Wyoming Volunteer Firemen’s Association at their convention in Evanston.
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Chiefs Will Fight On In Ohio Valley Labour Standoff
Striking coal and steel workers rally amid martial law fears as Governor Earle lifts martial law to reopen Bethlehem Steel's Cambria works. Union officials predict up to 100000 miners may march to Mahoning Valley mills while legal actions seek to halt troop deployment and protect "back to work" orders. News notes coordination among CIO leaders and appeals to Bethlehem Steel for supervised worker elections.
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Formica Montanan Victim Of Plane Crash In Idaho
Nampa Idaho June 26 an elementary teacher who flew as a hobby crashed and died in a monoplane with a companion after it nosedived into alfalfa near here Kenneth Dunn 17 of Nampa a passenger and Joseph F Mutchler 35 of Boise a U S Weather Bureau employee held amateur license both died Farm hands pulled them from the wreckage Mutchler born May 6 1902 in Braddock North Dakota taught in Miles City Montana before moving to Boise in 1936
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Girl says forged consent to marriage to father figure
Los Angeles AP report states Marjorie MacDonald, 15, seeks annulment from her 40 year old husband, Bradonald, alleging fraud and coercion to marry her father. She charges he falsified paternity, threatened her to keep silent, and admitted paternity publicly while demanding support. Roosevelt mediation board ends. Charles P Taft III cites near closure of peace efforts.
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Perkins denies urging Davey to summon steel workers
Secretary Perkins denied suggesting Governor Davey of Ohio summon steel workers to a conference and sign an agreement. She said Lamorely urged the conference, while the federal tool board favored voluntary settlement through joint talks among parties. The Civilian Conservation Corps announced 63,995 youths and veterans would be enrolled as replacements for the rest of the year.
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