Stabilization corps losses eyed by farmers board
Milner testifies on operations of the stabilization corporation. He earns a $50,000 salary and notes the farm board holds 189,656,187 bushels while the corporation owes $16,185,000 to the farm board and $2, ips.o00 to banks. The board faces a potential $177,000,000 loss, with enemies seeking abolition or curtailment. Farmers' organizations back the board's aims to obtain high prices for producer members.
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Stabilization Corporation
Milner
Farmers
Farmers National
Farm Board
Iivate
McNary
Stone
Japs Capture Station In Manchuria Rail Clash
A Japanese armored train with 700 soldiers captured Jaoyangho railway station in Manchuria after clashing with 200 Chinese troops. Earlier Chinese insistence on patrols and troop movements met a Boxer protocol ultimatum, while Wang Shu-Chang stated China would honor treaties. Twenty Chinese were killed or wounded in the night in the native city. No Japanese casualties reported.
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Japan
Wang Shu-Chang
Peiping
Chang Hsenh-Liang
Chinchow
Manchuria
Jaoyangho
Motorcycle crash ends in reckless driving charge against Patterson
Sechrest, a seven year fire department veteran, was on a call to Whitehall Service Station when Patterson struck his motorcycle at a street intersection. Lieutenant T A Early, in Winston-Salem, said the charge of reckless driving has been sworn out. Sechrest had been pursuing highway patrol duties and was assigned to Asheboro with Winston-Salem headquarters.
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Sechrest
T. A. Early
Winston-Salem
Enterprise
Patterson
Whitehall
Asheboro
Fire Department
Tilson Seeks Speakership as Snell Pushes Rules Reform
Tilson remains floor leader in any event short of winning the speakership. Snell, chair of the rules committee, opposes the view. A revision plan will be proposed by Snell to liberalize rules allowing a petition driven vote on legislation and moving quicker action in Congress. Crisp, returning, endorses liberalization of the rules regardless of party control.
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Congress
Nick Longworth
Snell
John Garner
Tilson Hag
Republican House
Representative Snell
New Yorker
House Net
House
Crisp
Georgia Democrat Advocates Rule Modifications
The discharge of committees on petition of 100 members is noted. The Georgia Democrat has been the outstanding Democratic advocate of rule modification.
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Georgia
Noted Georgia political figure and U S Senator Smith dies
The obituary recalls Smith's 97 000 votes in Georgia, his 1911 inauguration, and a long career from governor to senator. It notes his cabinet role under Cleveland defending Union Pacific ownership to lower freight rates, his 1916 reelection bid, and his marriages to Birdie Cobb of Athens and Maisie Crawford of Cordele. It lists four children in Atlanta.
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Georgia
Brown
A. 8. Clay
Washington
Cleveland
United States
Union Pacific Railroad
N. C
H. 3. Smith
New Hampshire
Mary Brent Hoke
Lincolnton
Continental Congress
North Carolina
Birdie Cobb
Athens
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del Monte Raisins
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
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East Washington
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Efird
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