Farmers hear policy plan for federal loan board in Montana
Howard James R. of the federal farm board outlined to Montana farmers, grain dealers and others how the board will lend money for two aims: stabilizing crop marketing and funding farming facilities like storage warehouses and elevators. The board will loan through cooperatives under Capper Volstead and seek harmony to avoid internal rivalries.
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James R. Howard
Federal Farm Board
United States
Montana
Chamber of the Home of Representatives
Capitol Building
Feberal Farm Board
Christmas Turkeys Set for Montana Pool Sale
Fifty cars of Montana turkeys will be marketed in a single state wide pool for Christmas trade, under a cooperative plan reached at Great Falls. The section sold 650 birds for Thanksgiving, with expectations of about 1,950 for Christmas. Thanksgiving brought growers over $1,000.
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Boxeman
Mont
Montana
H. P. Griffin
Gallatin Pool
Griffin
Great Falls
Vrowers
Weather outlook for the coming week region by region
The forecast covers the Northern Rocky Mountain region with generally fair conditions at week start. Temperatures are expected above normal early then somewhat below later in the week.
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Rocky Mountain
Hoover to convene White House conference on business progress
President Hoover will chair a preliminary White House conference with business and government leaders to map steps for releasing capital and countering activity slack. Secretary Lamont outlines a survey showing about 250 million in public works idle, due to high interest rates and price prospects.
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James J. West
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
Farm tariff increases advance in Senate vote
Senate approves nine more duty increases on farm table foods as committee revisions to the agricultural schedule near completion. Smoot signals action on sugar rates Monday while lawmakers gauge momentum for broad farm tariff revisions amid strong sentiment from farm state legislators.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Ihance
Theas
Smoot
Finance Committee
Sheriff Exonerated in Kansas City Woman’s Death
Herington Kansas today Sheriff Sidney C. Dederick was exonerated by a coroner's jury after he shot and killed Louise Horton 35 a Kansas City liquor runner in defense of his life The jury ruled the shooting justified County Attorney William J Scott said no charges would be filed against the officer Mack Howard Harris the driver of the liquor car testified Horton appeared intoxicated and would have used a revolver Harris was jailed but may face no charges in the case officials indicated uncertainty about further action
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Herington
Kas
Sidney C. Dederick
Louise Horton
Kanaas City
William J. Scott
Mack Howard Harris
Kansas City
Horton
Dederick
Harris
Abilene
Kent questioned on alleged tariff remark by bank official
Washington dated report says Senator Caraway promised to summon Fred I. Kent of Bankers Trust Co New York over remarks that the senate coalition re writing the tariff bill helped trigger the stock market slide. Senator Hawes urged the inquiry.
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Washington
Fred I. Kent
Bankers Trust Company of
New York
Senate Coalition
Caraway
Senate Lobby Committee
Kent
Hawes
Missonri
Los Angeles Chief of Police Refuses to Quit
Chief of Police James E. Davis met with Mayor John G. Porter and stated he will not resign or accept demotion. The mayor had urged resignation amid charges of incompetency and possible trial. Davis did not comment on trial prospects.
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Los Angeles
James E. Davis
John G. Porter
Davis
Middlewest Utilities Completes Financing
Chicago November 16 AP Middlewest Utilities announced the successful floatation of its refinancing plan under expiring rights. The scheme offered $147 million refinancing on rights to buy common stock at 200 for four shares. It called for redemption of %6 dividend series and sale of 550,000 shares of SG preferred stock with common stock warrants. Subscriptions amount to be known next week, but President Martin J Instill said the issue was still subscribed.
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Chicago
Middlewest Utilities Company
Len Rand
Martin J Instill
Murder of Two Girls Attributable to Father, Say Siblings
Wyandotte county officials in Kansas City Kansas state new statements from Dinello family in Los Angeles strengthen the claim that Tony Dinello the girls father is guilty of the 1922 killings. The bodies were found in burlap sacks in the Kaw river.
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Kansas City
Kans
Wyandotte County
Tony Dinello
Kansas Prison
Los Angeles
Dinello
Ren
California
Frederck W. Whte
Albert
Angelino
Ernest Dinello
White
Kaw River
California rail extension of G N backed by farmers
Farmers and stockmen testified at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in San Francisco urging a northern California rail link between Klamath Falls Oregon and Keddie California. They cited expected economies shipping livestock and reclaiming arable land, plus growth of California agriculture, commerce and industry.
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California
G. N
San Francisco
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Klamath
Keddie
Calif
Alifornia Farma
Dawes and spouse in merry isle again
London Nov 16 AP Ambassador and Mrs Charles G Dawes arrived at Southampton returning from a vacation in the United States The ambassador was met at the dock by Ray Atherton who acted as chargé d affaires while his chief was away and the party proceeded to London.
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London
Charles G. Dawes
Southampton
United States
Ray Atherton
Charse D'Affaires
Rivers of Alabama Still on Rampage
Alabama rivers rise after heavy rains pushing Coosa and Tallapoosa to crest levels. Officials say aid is requested for numerous families along the Cahaba River near Selma. The text notes widespread flooding as efforts continue to monitor the floodwaters.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Coosa
Tallapoosa
Cahaba River
Selma
Wales Plane Down Not In It
London report says a private pilot for the Prince of Wales forced a landing in a field near Woking Surrey due to fog and gasoline shortage. A passenger named Kaye from France was aboard and the prince was not on the plane.
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London
Prince of Wales
Woking
Surrey
Kaye
France
Brooklands
Toils of a gang crooks end in boy's suicide in Buffalo
In Buffalo on November 16 a young man named Gordon Levis killed himself after being linked to a gang extorting money from Hubbard W. Tarkin. Police held Katherine Palmer and Gerald Palmer and Joseph Rudy on suspicion. Larkin had earlier reported threats and attempted extortion involving $4,000 and forged checks. The case ties to Larkin’s family and the Larkin Soap founder lineage.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Kathering FE
Palmer
Gordon Levis
Hubbard W. Tarkin
Larkin
John D Larkin
Larkin Soap Company
Tective Bureau
Eden
H Katherine Palmer
Charles Larkin
California
Joseph Rudy
Farmers Asked to Hold Their Wheat
St Paul Minn Nov 16 AP a general appeal will be made to farmers to curtail movement of wheat to territala and to make loans on wheat on farms and in rural storehouses M W Thatcher general manager of the Farmers Union Terminal association said this announcement after returning from Chicago where he conferred with federal farm board representatives He said an elevator will be designated in every grain growing community in the northwest the southwest and the Pacific northwest by the farmers union to make loans low wheat to cooperative farmers in the movement to stabilize prices Funds Available Virtually unlimited funds are now available to bring about stabilization of wheat prices he asserted Farmers will be able to obtain the full benefit of any advance in price which takes wheat above the 125 figure for No 1 northern in Minneapolis and 113 for No 2 durum in Duluth he said Similarly he asserted a drop in price below this prevailing scale will not affect the farmer.
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St Paul
Minn
Territala
M. W Thatcher
Farmers’ Union Terminal Association
Thatcher
Chicago
Federal Farm Board
Northwest
Southwest
Pacific Northweat
Farmers' Union
Northern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Goneil Plans Flight to South America
Ignatis O'Neil independent oil operator leaves Great Falls for Los Angeles in a Stinson-Detrater plane piloted by Edwin Hetley. The aircraft, bought last summer by Ignatius and Louis B. O'Neil, may fly to Buenos Aires, with expenses over 7000 dollars.
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Great Falls
South America
Ignatis O'Neil
Los Angeles
Edwin Hetley
Ignatius
Louis B. O'Neil
Montana
West Coast
Buenos Ares
Notre Dame Triumphs In Trojan Struggle By 13 12
Notre Dame defeats Southern California 19 12 in a dramatic intersectional battle at Soldiers Field Chicago before a crowd of 123 000 126 000 admissions reported. Big Jim Musick key Trojan cutback and Hoosiers rally from adversity to hand the Trojans a loss as Knute Rockne forgets his leg to direct the Notre Dame triumph.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Soldiers Field
Chicago
Notre Dame
California
Grillron
Honsier
Big Jim Musick
Trojan
Notreame
Knute Rockne
Loser in Market Commits death by own action
Scranton Pa November 16 AP Cert S Mobska 58 a prominent civil engineer was fatally burned today when police and fire officials said he poured gasoline on his clothes and set himself afire at his home His wife who attempted to prevent the act was seriously burned Police said they had information that Modlska had lost heavily in stock market speculation and had brooded over his financial affairs
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Scranton
Cert S. Mobska
Cial
Modlska
Chicago students win Italy study scholarships
Helen Oinstein and Lydia Mihin of Chicago have been awarded scholarships by the Chicago Civic Opera Company for a year of study in Italy. They will sail to Milan soon to begin operatic courses.
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Chicago
Helen Oinstein
Lydia Mihin
Italy
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Milan
School Teacher Slain After Jealous Lover Quarrel
Redwood City California reports a 68 year old stationary engineer Ua Kirk confessed to killing Missara Boecke a 1 grade teacher after she refused his marriage proposal. He described driving her to a golf course then stabbing her with a pocket knife following a quarrel. He said they had dated four years and she rejected him. He phoned the victim's sister Alma Leake to tell of the quarrel. Police said the confession followed.
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Redwood
City
Cali
Missara Bocke
Chirase
Ua Kirk
Kirk
Alma Leake
Britain Plunged Into Rain and Snow Storm
London and several towns were lashed by a fierce storm dropping heavy rain and snow. Floods caused damage across areas, with the Thames and other rivers rising and street flooding reported as the system swept across Britain.
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Britain
London
Thames
Mokegir Treland
Walea
Goose scares girl in eerie incident at Lone
In a peculiar report from Dusky Olio dated November 16, a goose attacked a girl, alarming witnesses. Authorities note the bird’s aggressive display and unusual behavior causing concern for public safety.
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Olio
Runaway Girls From Indian Schools Dance in Beads Only
Omaha reports an investigation into two Nebraska Indian schools after three Genoasca girls were found in Omaha dancing at a party wearing beads. Superintendent Peyton Carter says disciplinary powers were stripped from school heads, hindering order. Some girls remain in state homes or with families. officials deem conditions not worse than other reservations.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Pender Argu Sar
Mail Truck Fire Destroys 25 Sacks Near Miles City
Miles City reports a fire on a truck bound for Miles City in Jordan destroyed about 25 sacks of mail. The blaze started by a burning sack, driven by Dick Johnson about ten miles east of here Friday.
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Miles City
Jordan
Dick Johnson
Harth
Here
Pola Negri Faces Suit Over Taxes
A federal court suit targets film star Pola Negri, known by the screen name Tabi Negri, alleging tax issues and financial discrepancies. The case centers on alleged improper income reporting and undisclosed earnings connected to her career in cinema during 1926.
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Federal Court
Tabi Negri
Mexico’s 1940 presidential election seen as high turnout
In Mexico City observers predicted a record voter turnout as campaigning ends and polls open. Pascual Ortiz Rubio of the National Revolutionary Party leads against Jose Vasconcelos of the anti reelectionist party. Rubio expected to surpass 1.5 million votes though final totals await district returns for parliamentary review.
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Mexico City
Aears
Mexico
Troeaps
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
National Revolutionary Party
Jose Vasconcelos
Rubio
Manuel Fetez Trevino
Senor Ortiz
Chamber of Deputies
German Girls Carry Pepper for a Ripper
In Duesseldorf Germany women carry pepper bags for defense against a feared Jack the Ripper. Police spread sketches of victims buried at locations shown in the message dig and search. Nine year old Helmuth Reinhardt has vanished. parents received a postcard from a village near Duesseldorf warning of danger.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Jack the Ripper
Jhhildren
Sende
Helmuth Reinhard
Vilage
Helthath
Petce
Secretaries health crisis passes without new bulletins
Washington AP Nov 16 The period physicians pegged as the peak of the crisis in Secretary Good's condition passed without any announcement from his bedside doctors. They decided not to issue further bulletins unless there was a substantive change in his status or ambition.
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Washington
Good
MN Glock
Tay Pay O'Connor In Grave Condition At Death's Door
London dispatch reports Tay Pay O'Connor known as Father of the House of Commons, in grave condition and unconscious as of this evening. The AP despatch notes heightened anxiety surrounding his health and uncertain prognosis.
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Tay Pay O'Connor
Death's Door
London
Tay Pay
O'Connor
House of Commons
Burns in bath injures film actress Juanita Hansen damages
A New York supreme court jury awarded 167800 to former actress Juanita Hansen for burns suffered in a hotel shower in June 1928. The verdict credits the injuries with ending her film career and leaving her badly scarred on arms shoulders and side.
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Burns
Big Damages
White Paty
Juanita Hansen
Lincoln
New York
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