Cooperation and Standards for Farmers Removal of Discrimination
A Washington report urges formation of cooperative associations to raise marketing and grading standards, reduce discriminatory practices, and standardize methods for conditioning crops for sale. It calls for federal action to open warehouse and distribution systems, ease movement from farm to market, and create impartial arbitration for shipper receiver disputes. The commission favors open competition and state facilitation of agricultural productivity.
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Mayor’s Office Overwhelms Oles in Ohio Tussle
Mixed dispatches report turmoil in Vou Town Ohio where Mayor George Th avon faces petitions and accusations of incompetence graft and mass firings including twenty five policemen. A gubernatorial inquiry into removal petitions follows amid wartime unrest and political clashes.
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Ohio
George Thavon
Youngstown
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Comipaian
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Asserre
Tiisines
Qlos
Sevent h Day and Murry Maers in Th e Lone at the Kir
The page reviews several films at local theaters. Richard Barthelmess stars in The Seventh Day while cast detail and reception are noted. Other features include Crook Becomes a Salesman, Shadows of the Sea, and My Old Kentucky Home at Casino with Monte Tune in a leading role.
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Richard Barthelmess
Barthelness
David Bast
Pichi
Thapenas
Mt Tee
Pyar
Ai Omisingahy Pape
Fiserstay
Newerfel
Velo
Maers
Rem
Moy
Adie
MD Apter
Lyeme
Wendy
Kir
Ounetsneius
Op Pre
Old Kentucky
South
Monte Tine
Captain Amundsen Sets First Lap Toward Pole Flight
Alaska reports Captain Roald Amundsen launched from Nome aboard the Maud on the first leg of an Arctic voyage toward crossing the North Pole. The expedition sails from Nome as details of the attempt emerge and a local sign joke appears in Nome.
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Amundsen
Alaska
Roald Aomundsen
Pricay
North Pole
Nome
George Washington Traded a Negro Slave for a Keg of Rum
In a Senate exchange, letters attributed to George Washington describe slave ownership and requests to sell a enslaved person for rum molasses limes tamarinds and other goods. Senators discuss Washington’s rum drinking habits and myths about his honesty in light of Prohibition and anti beer laws.
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George Washington
Ashington
D. C
Watson Gai
Senate
Washington
John Thomp
Stanley
Georgia
Senator Watson
Watson
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Fragmented dialogue on Prohibition and cigars in American Legion Weekly
A fragmentary exchange cites Senators Merers and Watson discussing Volstead era progress and abolition of slavery and rum. A line notes a five cent cigar found behind a two hit label, with the phrase Trail's End mentioned in dialogue.
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Senator Merers
Senator Watson
American Legion Weekly
Prohibition Flyer Wounded in Seaplane Clash at Cape
A Prohibition era incident reports a seaplane pilot from Miami named Stanley Abbara wounded in the hand during a Wednesday night confrontation with a liquor runner near Cape Fear. It marks the first clash between a prohibition aircraft and a liquor boat in these waters.
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Prohibition Flyer
Stanley Abbara
Suitan
Ff Cape & Fie
Pge
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My Old Kentucky Homes
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