Opium Seizure Ties Chinese Officials to Customs Case
Secretaries Lowman stated the Chinese vice consul Kao is tied to a large opium seizure opened in San Francisco. Customs officers valued the opium at 1 million dollars, with Kao and her husband denying knowledge of the trunks. The case involves wealth-disputed Chinese associates and prior seizures linked to a Macau brand.
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United States District -Court
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Honolulu
Woman Appointed to Administrative Post in Washington
Miss Mae A. Schnurr is named assistant to the commissioner of reclamation, the first woman in such an upper administrative role. Her prior service includes wartime work as a patent office appointment clerk and involvement with the International Water Commission. She will assist on reclamation projects and aid negotiations with Mexico on water rights.
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Kan Kansas Young Three Mi ine: a critical injure incident
In a late night crash a car swerved from a highway and struck a group of people. Miss Avierryfield Roy Hahn and Midler Merryfield suffered severe injuries including crushed chest and shoulder and cuts. Miss Giffin was pulled from the burning vehicle. The auto was reported to have been destroyed by fire and all motorists were thrown clear except Miss Giffin.
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Ragweed Infests Towa Pastures in Survey Findings
An AP report notes a survey showing about 80 percent of Towa pastures are infested with ragweed. The weed grows rapidly in autumn as it reaches full maturity, disturbing grazing and hay production.
Stranded motorist and gas price dispute reported
A fragmented account notes a stranded motorist and a local owner arguing over gasoline pricing. The owner reportedly refused to sell less than five gallons, with price claims around 50 cents per gallon and a cited rate of 2.59 dollars elsewhere.
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Fragmented line prompts questionable historical note
The garbled text references an arbiter at a farm and a campaign for war and peace, mentioning aviation, advertising, and a gasoline surveyor. It reads as an unclear fragment about wartime roles and economic terms without coherent events or identities.
Nebraska U Students Plan 1800 Mile Summer Soil Tour
Lincoln Nebraska AP reports University of Nebraska students will tour the state by automobile from July 29 to August 10. Drs Keim lead a 20 member class studying crop and soil problems across geographic regions and soil types.
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Ireland hosts four substation visits in Dublin report
An AP dispatch notes Ireland will host four demonstration substations in Dublin as part of a general study on land values. The piece mentions global university progress with Ireland ranking among 51 nations in women’s education while the United States leads, followed by Great Britain.
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International Federation of University Women
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