Wheat output concerns push farmers to plan for next harvest
Washington reports Secretary Jardine warns farmers to widen their plans beyond domestic demand as foreign competition intensifies. He notes partial crop failures reduce supply, boosting export pressures next year, with Europe recovering and Russia, Australia, Argentina, and Canada expanding wheat areas.
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Washington
Jardina
Europe
Europa
Russia
Australia
Argenling
Canada
Oil supply confident for fifty years says expert
J Edgar Pew, president of the American Petroleum Institute, told the all men’s association in Chiesga that the United States has no danger of oil or substitute shortages for at least fifty years. He called a committee report describing the future supply highly scientific and reliable.
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Henry L. Doherty
New York
United States
Doherty
France to renew offer on US debt payments
France plans a fresh proposal to the United States debt funding commission to settle the war debt. The provisional accord would pay $40 million annually for five years on roughly $4.2 billion in US claims, with ministers weighing a sinking fund and safeguards if French finances lag.
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France
United States
American Debt Funding Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
America
Senate
M. Caillaut
Ures
Doc
M. Caillaux
M. Valliaux
American Debt Commission
Itda
Radical Congress
Nice
Germany
Congress
MM. Caillaux
Oath and Ceremony Clash in Episcopal Convention
The Oct general convention debates church law and social issues. Delegates vote on prohibition and anti narcotic enforcement while bishops study divorce and marriage sanctity. Articles of religion are struck from prayer book and a push to join the permanent international court advances.
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New Orleans
House of Bishops
The
Pentestant Episcopal Church
General Convention
William Alexander Guerry
South Carolina
Guerry
Ale
Hut
Woman's Auxiliary
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Deputies
Federal Council of Churhes
George W. Wickersham
New York
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hague
Dep’ Ulics
Plans for a new Congregational church in Washington
The National Council of Congregational Churches considers a $1,250,000 first Congregational church to replace the existing building where President and Mrs. Cadge worship. Minnesota Council of Churches aims for action this fall with interdenominational support from Congregationalists Baptists and Presbyterians to provide churches for rural Minnesota. Archibald Atterbury dies suddenly while playing violin with his fiancée in England. doctor finds no definite cause.
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Plan Great Church
Washington
National Council of Congregational Churches of the
United States
First Congregational Church
Cnatdge
F. J. Tarwaad
Archibald Charles Atterbury
Atterbury
McCormick
Accouin
Jury Questioning Delays State Fair Trial Testimony
A Helena jury panel faced extended questioning about opinions on keeping the state fair racing program, with defense and state counsel clashing over juror eligibility. Judges allowed broad inquiry while noting jurors may decline to answer questions risking self incrimination. The defense suggested ties to the Church case and legality of the racing at the fair.
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Lester 1. Lone
Mambera
Helena
Choate
E. E. Collins
Bilings
Attoiner Loble
Mr. Loble
Horsky
Orsky
Ounsel Forte
Arcistint
Cheath
Veniremen
Irra
Beeatsa
Equity Come Missioners
Loble
Ray Church
Church
Fair Board
Ibis
Blackmail Ring Draws Chicago Under Prosecutor Fire
Chicago Herald reports a broad blackmail ring with victims contacting federal agents as arrests loom. Westside bootlegger Dan Ferry fled to Florida after being wounded, while H J Callan also settled with blackmailers. another bootlegger paid 570,000 in profits then fled to Canada. Latif Smith, a auto supply store owner, faced a $5,000 blackmail demand under threat to his family. Police linked threats to Genna ring members Albert Angelini and Jol Sculice, now on trial for a policeman’s murder. Police could not confirm full link to the blackmail plot. Prohibition agents raided the ODonnell Brothers brewery in Evergreen Park, a source for many speakeasies, amid gang violence with Frank McErlane. Prohibition chief F Cellowley pledged a wholesale drying up of Chicago and neighboring towns.
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Chicago Herald
Exetsiner
Aaid
Dan Ferry
Westside
Florida
H. J. Callan
Canada
Latif Smith
Genoa
Albert Angelini
Jol! Sculice
Genna Ging
Smith
Chicago
O'Donnell Brothers
Evergreen Park
O'Donnell
Frank McErlane
F C. ¥Ellowley
Prohibition
Department Stone Giver Away Dancing Lessons
In San Francisco a department state fiasco led to a plan offering dancing lessons to children of customers. About four years ago an experiment provided classes for about 44 children, with no charge for six months of advanced work. Many participants showed notable talent and some may pursue professional opportunities.
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Ban Francisco
San Francisco
Tavlowas
Atara
Hta
Tax revision debates shape proposed estate tax repeal efforts
The article outlines ongoing House committee hearings on broad tax reform with talks of repealing estate and gift taxes, exempting municipal utilities and American workers abroad, and adjusting dependents' exemptions. Treasury estimates project higher receipts from income, miscellaneous, and customs taxes, while officials discuss reducing taxes by up to 20 million dollars overall, including a possible rise in dependent exemptions.
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Clubs
Congress
Treasury
Mr. Mellon
Mellon Ston Day
Chicago Stock Exchange
William &. Bennett
Greece and Bulgaria at War Point on Frontier Clash
Greece demands an indemnity of 1000 French francs gold and an apology from Bulgaria for the frontier clash near Demirhissar. Athens asserts Greek troops did not invade Bulgarian territory while Bulgaria proposes an on the spot inquiry and a League of Nations neutral commission to fix responsibility.
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Athens
Listeve
Bulgaria
Greece
Demirhassar
Nere
Dangalos
Thir
Salon
London
Demirhissar
Demitrhissar
Demirkapu
Macedonia
Sofia
League of Nations
Rumor of Virgin Mary appearance draws pilgrims to Nagyszakacsi
In Nagyszakacsi Hungary a peasant girl reportedly sees the Holy Virgin in October sparking thousands of pilgrims. Officials from government and church denounce the tale as fraud while restricting visits.
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Nagyszakacsi
Hungary
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