Cooperative grain elevators urged to operate at cost in Oklahoma plan
John Manley, general manager of the Oklahoma Wheat Growers Association, told a cooperative marketing group that co op elevators must run as a cost machine not a profit venture. He warned many local co ops failed by treating themselves as merchandise shops rather than farmer service units. The Oklahoma system grows to about 200 units since starting operations in 1928 with 27 elevators.
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Manhattan
Kan
John Manley
Okahoma Wheat Growers Associaon
American Institute of Co-operation
Cap- Opo
Mantey
Oklahoma Wheat. Growers’ Association
Manley
Oklahoma
Mexico limits priests in Vera Cruz to curb church power
Vera Cruz Mexico June 11 AP reports a bill to limit priests to one per 100 090 inhabitants. The measure, described as drastic anti religious legislation, would leave Vera Cruz city with one priest and the state under sixteen. Legislators justify action by claiming church activity kept the masses ignorant.
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Vera Cruz
Mex
Mexico
Lightning Strikes Oil Storage Tanks in Oklahoma City
A heavy electrical storm caused three Sunray Oil Company tanks to ignite near a negro district in Oklahoma City, damaging property by an estimated $20,000. Rain aided firefighters as the storm, centered in Central Oklahoma, was milder than the prior night’s system that devastated Southwestern Jackson County.
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Oklahoma City
UUP
Sunray Oil Company
Hall
Oklaoma
Jackson County
Oklahoma
State Board of Affairs
Farm Board urged to look beyond purchases for marketing fix
Stanley Reed, general counsel of the Federal Farm Board, told an IOC session that producers must look past government purchases of supplies to solve marketing problems. He noted purchases may help in emergencies but are not the final answer, urging harmony between co operatives and the board to ensure producers gain the most financial benefit from their crops.
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Manhattan
Eas
Stanley Reed
Counel
Federal Farm Board
Reed
Iican Institute of Co-operation
Farm Board
Juvenile Delinquency Highlighted by Wickersham Report
Washington notes the Wickersham commission focuses on early criminal roots in youth. The study cites classroom misbehavior leading to felonies and urges society to target delinquency at its source in children and adolescents.
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Washington
Wickersham Commission
Bank acquittal hoped as hearing ends in bribery case
The session discusses state deposits tied to Brunk and aides in the Aurora Bank case. Allegations center on a $16,000 gift claimed as a loan, and a scheme with bond underwriters to channel funds through state accounts. Tudor defends taking responsibility for records amid claims of shifting blame.
Robinson outlines eight point program for economic recovery
Senator Joe T. Robinson outlined eight simple remedies at a dedication ceremony for a $1,500,000 bridge over the White River in Clarendon Arkansas. He urged slowing mass production, reducing tariffs to boost foreign trade, restoring India and China's purchasing power, cutting public expenditures, financing internal improvements with bonds, shortening workweeks, enforcing anti trust laws to curb monopolies, and limiting government intrusion into private business while protecting consumers.
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Clarendon
Ark
Joe T. Robinson
White River
India
China
Orient
Iarws
Girl Bandits Menace in Central China Terrify Citizens
Shanghai dispatch reports girl bandits roaming Natson areas with Miss Ha Yin as their feared leader. Miss Ho Yin and two other commanders lead violent thefts as troops pursue them from Hankow. Bands terrorize towns, loot shops, and flee with loud shouts.
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Shanghai
Natsons
China
M"iss Ha Yin
Ho Yin
Riots by German Reds Cause Fatalities and clashes
In Berlin and four cities, communist opposition to emergency taxation led to riots. Mannheim saw barricades and gunfire with arrests. Kassel reported a policeman killed. Frankfurt, Gelsenkirchen faced dispersals as crowds chanted Down with Bruening. Police banned public manifestations after unrest.
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Berlin
Heinrich Bruening
Mannheim
Kassel
ASBUA
Fransfost-on-Stain
Gelsenkirchen
Brunk Charged in Bond Scheme with Norwine and Edin
Brunk faces charges tied to state deposits in a defunct Aurora bank and conspiring with William H. Norwine and J Kenneth Edin to push Pierre Chateau bonds as security for state funds. He allegedly took money for official favors while denying the charges on the stand. Meredith opened the proceedings and Madden plans morning defense arguments as the case proceeds tomorrow afternoon.
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Brunk
William H. Nerwine
J. Kenneth Edlin
Chicago
Pierre Chateau
St. Louis
Edin
Edlin
Aurora
Easicy Th
Senate
M.T. Hasley
Bank of Aurora
KE. R. Adams
Easley
Davis
Kansas City
Depinnmep
Pil Donnelly
Lebanon
D. W. Tudor
Treasury
Tudor
Treasun
Bix
Caulfield
Hugh Bisplinghoff
William H. Norwine
J. Kenneth Edin
Meredith
Madden
Railroads Seek Fifteen Percent Freight Rate Increase
Eastern Western and Southern rail groups unanimously decide to apply to the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 15 percent rise in all freight rates and charges. A joint application will be filed within a week, with a committee led by J J Pelly Henry A Serandrett and W R Dale to prepare the filing and provide full reasons for the action to the public.
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New York
Jun
Eastern
Southern and Western
Interstate Commerce. Commission
Western
Southern
Interstate Commerce Commission
She Shairman
Respectative Commissions
J. J. Pelly
New Haven
Hartford
Henry A. Serandrett
Chicago
Milwaukee
Gi. Paul and
Pacific
W. R. Dale
Louisville
Nashville
British Land Tax May Cause a Split
In Edinburgh on June 11 AP David Lloyd George former prime minister and Liberal leader warned that any split between Liberal and Labour in Parliament over the land tax plan would be the governments responsibility. He said Liberal amendment could trigger a government defeat next Tuesday in the House of Commons affecting MacDonald’s government.
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Edinburg
Scotland
David Lloyd George
House of Commons
Sports Editor Nolan Dies in Covington Kentucky
V Joseph M. Nolan aged 58 long time sports editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer died at his Covington home after diabetes and a infected foot complications. He had been bedridden for three weeks and suffered a severe bout of hiccups before death. Nolan was a friend of heavyweight champions from John L Sullivan to Jack Dempsey.
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Covington
Joseph M. Nolan
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Jone Hiness
Joe
Nolan
John L. Sullivan
Jack Dempecy
English Youth Perishes in Canadian Wilderness Mystery
Edmonton report details the 18 year old English schoolboy lost in North Canadian woods while Woodcraft skills falter. Diary entries show his drift from Grande Prairie to Pine Pass toward Prince George as autumn rains and early snow copy his supplies and gear to ruin.
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Edmonton
Alta
Gine
John Noel Patch Bennett
Oakdene
England
Kelly Sandermen
Tilkeum Creek
Bennett
Grande Prairie
Pine Pass
Prince George
British Columbia
Speaker Seeks Tax Breakup of Huge Fortunes in Tenn
In Nashville on January the American Federation of Labor leader William Green urged inheritance law changes to tax and distribute vast fortunes through legal channels. He said the aim is not to condemn wealth but to use law to spread wealth more equitably.
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Nashville
Tenn, Janett
Inheritance tax reform and wealth distribution debate
Mr Green argues for a more economical division of national wealth and proposes prohibiting pre death gifts to prevent wealth concentration. He also pledges to alleviate unemployment by leveraging the purchasing power of workers.
Will Marry Into Italian Nobility in Greenwich
Announcement from Greenwich details the marriage of Miss Rhea Tegan Monroe to Charles Arthur Moore Jr. He is nephew of the Duchess of Torlania, with the ceremony set for Saturday at Christ Episcopal Church. A guest list of 3500 is reported, though no marriage license had been applied for by noon today.
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Greenwich
Conn
Rhea Tegan Monroe
Charles Arthur Moore, Jr
Duchess of Torlania
Rome
Italy
Christ Episcopal Church
State of siege ordered in Peru
The Junta reestablishes a nationwide state of siege claiming public order is menaced by revolutionary plans. The decree, issued in Lima, announces the move to curb unrest across the country.
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Peru
Lima
Provisional Government Acknowledges Revolt Plans Control
The provisional government states it is aware of revolutionary plans and that the situation is now under control, signaling readiness to manage ongoing tensions and ensure public order.
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