Farmers Get New Crop Forecasts From Agriculture Department
Washington in September reports corn at 2.644 billion bushels, down from last month and well below last year. wheat at 714.538 million bushels, spring and winter breakdowns shown, oats at 1.245 billion, barley 303 million, rye 42.5 million, beans 9.9 million bags, and fruits and tubers with updated totals for apples peaches pears grapes potatoes and tobacco.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Durham
Extravagance Charged By Thompson's Auditor
Hearing reveals auditors accuse Thompson's firm of improper buying and distribution of prom com. Howerd, Mrs. Campbell, and Mr. Ebersole questioned on records access and alleged conflicts. Howard denies favoritism to a former employer with broom com orders amid personal financial pressures.
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Howerd
Mrs. Campbell
Howard
Broom. Com
Woman Hunter in Bern Probe Seen on Roat
A 21-year-old widow, confined by shock after her husband’s death, was excused from the inquest. Coroners found Bern died from a gunshot bomb connected to a personal safety crisis with undetermined motive. Private funeral services were planned at Inglewood Cemetery with few relatives present. In China, debt leads to removal of door from house.
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Bern
Inglewood Cemetery
Harlow
France Prepares Reply to Germany on Armament Gap
Paris reports France will respond to Germany on equality in armaments. The cabinet will consider the note tomorrow. France is expected to decline increasing armaments, press for reductions for security and economy, and say only France and Germany cannot alter the Versailles treaty, urging Germany to seek changes through the League of Nations.
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Paris
Germany
France
League of Nations
Dubinsky Theatres Won't Be Forced Into Receivership
Kansas City report states no receivership is warranted for the Publix Dubinsky Brothers chain after a merger with Paramount Publix. The suit names Dubinsky Brothers Inc Edward Dubinsky and brothers Barney and Irwin Dubinsky. Receiver Cornelius Roach to oversee, with Paramount claiming $200000 in obligations.
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Kansas City
Publix-Dubinsky Brothers, Inc
Missouri
Kansas
Paramount- Publix Corporation
Publix- Dubinsky Brothers, Inc
Edward Dubinsky
Dubinsky Theaters
Paramount Publix
Liberty and Regent
Miller Gem and Jefferson
Jefferson
City, Mo
New Fulton, Pratt and Gem
Fulton
The
Landers
Springfield
Orpheum
Joplin
Strand
Lyceum
Leavenworm
Kas
Crystal Mo
Publix
Corporawman
Royal
Electric
Paramount
Springfsh
Missouri, Electric and Colonial of
St. Joseph
Jenkins Named Guardian of His Son in Louisville Court
Hubert J. Jenkins, Louisville electrical engineer, was appointed guardian of his son JT Jr and the son's estate in county court. The proceedings noted Jenkins’ attorney Joseph Lawton and included testimony about the guardianship arrangements as well as related local details.
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Louisville
Hubert J. Jenkins
Jt, Jr
Joseph
Lawton
Jenkins
Mashaffey
Jenkinsonn
Daliaz
Tex
Roosevelt Hobby Roosev o uncertain on top here
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt weighs expanding his 8000 mile western campaign tour adding Jefferson City Missouri and Sacramento California to stops and possibly a southern leg after the west. The plan remains very indefinite as railroad officials are consulted and Missouri leaders urge a quick stop in Jefferson City for a brief meet.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jefferson City
Sacramento
Cal
Roosevelt
Executive
Kansas City
Topeka
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
Chicago
Okla Court Receivership Battle Over Farm and Home
Briefs filed in the Oklahoma Supreme Court challenge a writ of prohibition against Bank Commissioner Barnett. Missouri supervisor Wagner seeks to protect about 2 million dollars in Oklahoma stockholder investments and argues Oklahoma has jurisdiction over all Oklahoma operating associations. Supporters expect briefs in a few days. Extradition forger George Miller granted by Gov Woodring. Miller arrested at Lansing.
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Oklahoma City
Sept
Farm and Home Savings and Loan Association of
Nevada
Oklahoma Supreme Court
George W. Wagner
Missouri
Wagner
Andrew J. Stahr
Tulsa
Oklahoma
S. J. Clendinning
W. J. Barnett
Robert Liddell
J. A. Price
J. H. Swan
Okmulgee
Barnett
Clendinning
Swan
Harnett
Popera
George Miller
Jasper County
Harry NE. Woodring
Miller
Lansing
Springfield park rally opens Southwest Missouri campaign
SPRINGFIELD Sept 9 At least 18 of 23 Republican candidates for state office are expected to attend a park rally and picnic in Springfield to begin campaigning in Southwest Missouri. Governor Caulfield's choice for governor E H Winter and senator Henry Witdel will lead.
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Springfield
Missouri
E. H. Winter
Henry Wittel
Third Party Dry Candidate Proposed by Prohibition Board
Washington Sept AP the prohibition board of strategy meets with a definite proposal to organize a third party and back a dry candidate in this year’s elections Canon William S Case of New York suggests offering united support of all city organizations to either Senator Borah Idaho or Governor Finchot Pennsylvania The planned 39 organization meeting was postponed indefinitely Chase expressed disappointment Prohibition leaders nationwide and anti saloon league leaders convened an executive committee to draft a public statement on the campaign
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Prohibition Board of Strategy
Canon William S. Case
New York
Borah
Idaho
Finchot
Pennsylvania
United
Canon Chase
Chase
Prohibition
Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saigon League
Hindenburg Won’t Yield In Hatred of Coalition
Berlin Sept 9 AP President Von Hindenburg spent ten minutes with Hermann Goering and the three Reichstag vice presidents signaling no intention to quit Chancellor Von Papen’s cabinet. He insisted he will not yield an inch in freeing the country from party domination and challenged the National Socialists and Centrists to cooperate or face Reichstag dissolution.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Hermann Goering
Reichstag
von Papen
Man near death sought as thief in Denver
Harvey L. Carter a 42 year old cashier at the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy ticket office, is sought after auditors reported about 12,000 dollars in cash and travelers checks missing. Carter, said by doctors to be dying within weeks, hardly can walk and authorities expect quick arrest.
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Denver
Harvey L. Carter
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Carter
Jett
Homer G. Outerman
The
Burlington
Otterman
Man in Forged Deals Takes Down Payments in Odd Hodgepodge
Springfield, Missouri, Sept. 1. Will J. Ward, 43, of Mountain Grove, awaiting trial for alleged insurance and raincoat fraud, accepted a wide range of down payments. A woman gave a white dog, another a Dutch Boy quilt, one paid with four chickens, another two ducks, and another a sheep. The dog and quilt were recovered. Ward denies prior prison ties with Howell County or Mountain Grove. Sheriff Scott Curtis investigated.
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Springfield
APJ
Will J. Ward
Scott Curtis
Minnie Harris
Ward
Willam J. Ward
Howell County
William 3. Ward
Mountain Grove
Joplin Stock Yards Open With Big Livestock Run
A grand livestock sale at the Joplin stock yards drew large crowds from Ozark regions, with three special trains delivering delegations. The event marked the first annual celebration of the yards opening this week.
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Joplin
Ozark
Curio Hunters at Kreuger Auction in Stockholm
Curio hunters packed the sales room in Stockholm as Kreuger Auction opened today. The event drew buyers seeking antiques and curiosities, with attention on the items offered and potential bidding activity as the auction progressed.
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CURIO
Kreuger Auction
Stockholm
Sweden
Curio Hunters
Auc
Private possessions of late Ivar Krueger fetch high prices
Auction of the Swedish match king Ivar Krueger's private belongings yielded surprising sums. Small items drew strong bids, with a pair of engraved steel scissors selling for about 12 dollars and common kitchen kettles, valued at a dollar, selling for ten times their worth.
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