Cotton demand falls as buyers shift from cotton fabrics
Washington June 29 Congresswoman Edith Nouse Rogers of Lowell Mass leads talks with the commerce department to boost overseas markets for American cotton cloth. Four more foreign trade commissioners are assigned to Egypt Turkey and China to aid sale of cotton goods amid thinning domestic demand.
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Edith Nourse Rogers
Lowell
Mass
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Congress
Rogers
Egypt
Turkey
China
New England
Massachusetts
Supreme Court affirms Morris Biddle sentence
Morris Biddle, convicted in Marion Criminal Court on January 10 1924 for possession of a stit, received a sentence of one to five years and a $100 fine. The Supreme Court has affirmed the judgment.
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Morris Biddle
Marion
Supreme Court
High Class Safeblowers Show Watchman How
Four debonair burglars drilled holes in the Dexter Park Stadium safe in Cypress Hills while watchman Nicholas Brown was tied to a chair. They calmly removed 1700 dollars and fled, claiming the act would not muss his hair. The men spoke politely as they executed the safe blowing.
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York
Dexter Park Stadium
Cypress Hills
Nicholas Brown
Brown
Indianapolis Eyes 1928 Smoke Inspectors Convention
Inspector Knox and the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce seek to host the smoke inspectors' convention in 1928. Des Moines delegate James Knox is at a current Iowa meeting and has extended an invitation. He carries letters from Governor Jackson and Mayor Duvall.
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Chamber of Commerce
Joseph F. Buchanan
Chamber of Commerce Convention Bureau
Indianapolis
James Knox
Des Moines
Iowa
Knox
Jackson
Duvall
Destruction at Grand Theater Sparks Police Probe
In Kokomo Indiana on June 29 police investigate about 800 dollars in damage at the Grand theater believed to be the climax of a long running dispute between moving picture operators and owners. Most damage occurred in the projection room at night with no immediate suspects identified.
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Times
Kokomo
Ind
Frog Meat Replaces Bird on Jap's Menu
United Press reports in Tokyo from decades past that bullfrog meat has displaced reed bird and snipe on Japanese menus. Ten years ago a pioneer tried frog, five years ago frog legs became popular, and today most diners choose bull frog, with frog orders eclipsing bird orders.
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United Press Torio
Japan
Indiana Knights of Pythias Home to be dedicated Aug 10
Lafayette Indiana announces the dedication of the new Knights of Pythias Home for the Aged and Orphans set for August 10 in Lafayette.
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Times Special
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana Knights of Pythias Home For
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