Coolidge Considered Modifying Wheat Grades Order
A Minnesota Wisconsin North and South Dakota delegation asked President Coolidge to modify the wheat grades order. Secretary Wallace refused the request, prompting a committee to push action to the president or seek Congressional action. The group was led by Jacobson with state railroad and warehouse commission members and other officials from Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota.
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Coolidge
Washiington
Minnesgala
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Department of Agriculture
Watfare
Coniage
Waline
P.O. Jacobson
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse
Romaissi
W. Feldler
Wi Conner
Itdin and Warehouse
Amd
Murphy
Frank L. Mihovan
Railroad Commissions
South and
North Dakota
John R Rathom Editor of Providence Died at Home
John R Rathom editor of the Providence Journal and Evening Bulletin died at his home. He spent years in editorial work and was a former president of the New England Newspaper Association. He served as director of the Associated Press and held leadership roles within the organization. Magnus Johnson calls for conference on world peace, proposing an international peace conference under U.S. auspices.
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John R. Rathom
Providence
New England Liary Newspaper Association
Magnus Johnson
Washington, T. U
Yoir Pasn- Totton
Magis Johnsen
Fren
Minnesota
How Thick Is An Inch Board Question Block
In Madison Wis disagreement over a thirty second part of an inch in board thickness could block a nationwide lumber standardization effort. Carlisle P Winslow director of the United States forest products laboratory cites potential annual savings of about 250 million dollars if standards are agreed at a Washington meeting of lumber producers retailers and consumers. He notes the same pine is sold at many grades pushing varied prices.
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Madison
Wis
Carlisle P. Winslow
United States Forest Products Laboratory
Washington
Winslow
May de Director Winslow
Bekkedal Seeks To Reopen Tobacco Pool Case
Madison prosecutors report a motion hearing in the Northern Wisconsin tobacco pool case. Attorneys for M. L. Bekkedal Co. argue the state cooperative marketing act affects the dispute. The supreme court last month upheld a land grant and permanent injunction restraining the Bekkedal company from collecting rents from Northern partners.
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Madison
Wis
State Co-Operative Marketing Act
Supreme Court
M. EL. Bekkedal) Company
Co-Operative Market- Land
Bekkedal Company
Conan Yey
France honors Butler as envoy to France for Colombia
President Gudler of Colombia university is named as American member of a French honors panel. The French government recognizes prominent scholars and activists while Wilson is cited as the other American envoy. In Minnesota, the Willmar bank, formerly Security State, ceases operations amid reserve concerns and bank closures.
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France
Butler
New York
Nicholas Murray Gudler
Colombia
Universty
Ertey
Aatiibans Ys
Svapléniy
Ile Iestitee
Oodroa Wilson
Bank failure recapitals and inmate capture report
An institution capitalized at 50000 with deposits of 120900 faced failure concerns. In Topeka two convicts who escaped from the state penitentiary at Lansing were captured in Texarkana Arkansas, ending the manhunt.
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Topeka, Kan
Tamsing
Texarkana
Ark
Blaine Denies Pardon to Driver Who Killed Three
Madison Wis Tudson Montgomery Milwaukee a prisoner serving fourren reacs at state prison on second degree murder charge for running down and killing three people in an automobile while intoxicated in 1918. Montgomery was denied pardon along with nine others as Gov Blaine cited insufficient extenuating circumstances.
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Madison
Wis
Tudson
Milwaukee
Keling
Govarn John J. Biaine
Montgomery
Blaine
Supreme Court denies Kenosha DA rehearing in 1922 case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Tuesday denied a rehearing in the Kenosha district attorney case. The court previously ruled Morris Barneth remained in office pending questions from the November 1922 general election, while Frank S. Symmonds was declared elected.
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Kenosha Dist
Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
Kenosha
Morris Barneth
Frank 8. Symmonds
Elkhorn Pastor Fined in Chicago Morals Court
Carl Berg pastor of a Wisconsin church was fined 25 dollars and costs in Chicago morals court on a disorderly conduct charge after an arrest outside a north side cabaret with two others. The report notes drug addicts in the vicinity.
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Elkhorn
Chicago
Tll
Carl Berg
Wikhorn
Wis
North Side
Court records reveal confession in a case at the house of correction
Fragmentary notes show a judge limiting testimony about relationships during trial. References to inmates, addiction, and moral standards surface as part of preliminary proceedings.
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Northwest States
California
Hottie
Waukee Li
Ores Wines
Ems Pil
South
H. Rosibech
St. Paul Railway
Puget Sound -Elect
Bekkedal
Tobacco Pool
Willmar Bank
ST. Pak. Minn
Security State Bank
Willmar
Thesdas Beearge
Wek Uf
A. Y
Victrola
Give Victor Records
Victor
Victor Records
Fred Leibold Piano Co
Main Street
Victrola Dealers OF
LA Crosse
New
Witte
Driver
Centa
Pharmacal Co
Spurgeon’s
Sletten & Dahl Funeral Directors
Sixth St
STERN
The
Weather Bureau
Ipaahn
Ea Forest
aSheepRe
Wes Gen
House of Correction
Arnold i
Berg
Moss Shoe Co., Inc
E. W. Olds
LA Crossh
E. P. Semsch
Fureka
Eureka
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light & Power Co
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