Wu Ting Fang on Chinese affairs before death
In a Canton interview the former Chinese minister in Washington argues for recognition of South China by global powers. He explains Sun Yat Sen and Chen Chiung-ming differences, China’s financial woes, and asserts South China has operated as a de facto government for months, urging forceful recognition to end civil strife. The interview notes his civil governor role in Kwangtung and describes international dealings despite lack of formal recognition.
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Wu Ting Fang
Cantoh
South China
Associated Press
Mail
Washington
Ting Fang
Sun Yat Seng
Chen Chiung-ming
China
Kwangtung Province
Canton
Republic of China
Wu Sad
Kwangtung
Dr. Wu
Peking
Farmers Use Radio From Chicago Board of Trade
Thousands of farmers across the grain belt now receive a thirty minute grain market quotations broadcast by radio from the Chicago Board of Trade. Al lan M. Clement says the service has proved highly successful linking farmers to market conditions. By July 11 two hundred fifty five Illinois towns and others in Indiana Michigan Missouri Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Wisconsin California Pennsylvania and New Jersey use the quotations and relay points have appeared in Emporia Kansas Tuscola Illinois Oklahoma City Denver Los Angeles Davenport Omaha St. Louis Hutchinson and Wichita. The service began March 10 from the K W station.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Allan M. Clement
M ‘Clement
Board of Trade
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
California
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Emporia
Tuscola
Oklahoma City
Denver
Colorado
Los Angeles
Cal
Davenport
Omaha
Neb
St. Louis
eMc
Hutchinson
Wichita
Movie firm starts school for actors to enforce conduct
The Famous Players Lasky Corp announces a motion picture school for its Paramount actors in Los Angeles. Pupils must maintain at least 75 percent in classes and attendance or face dismissal. Rules urge abstaining from late hours and alcohol, and warn against conduct that could harm the profession.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Famous Players-Laskey ~ Corporation
Paramount Company
Barber and area locals celebrate kin and students
Barber residents share updates from a busy week. Mrs Beatty Armstrong and Mrs B Miller hosted a July birthday dinner for Mrs Paul Winter and Mrs F L Miller as Ann Truesdale from Leavenworth visited. Numerous visits occurred among Colman family members and friends with trips to Lawrence and Overbrook. News notes mention summer school in Lawrence, church attendance, and a Scotch program atKanwaka Literary Club. Community members plan return meetings and ongoing Kanwaka church services.
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Kisas City
C. FE
Stanwix
Lawrence
U. B
Henry. Underwood
Barber
Cave
California
Ruth Sturdy
Vinland
C.E. Stanwik
S. Garland Coffman
Emporia
Dow Dews
Gress’s
Mrch
Clyde Talley
Osborn
Beatty Armstrong
Greenwood Valley
A. J. Armstrong
Kanwaka
C. &. Stanwix
W. D. Wear
Maurine Stanwix
Robert Burns
Elsie Godlove
Ruth Miller
Wm. Wallace
Aileen Colman
Della May Dews
R. J.’ Colman
George Dornan
George* Siler
James Yount
Mable Tucker
George Dews
Mark Pierson
Loyd Duttee
Marcus Richardson
Colby-Caleb Milan to Appeal Murder Verdict
Milan will appeal the district court verdict finding him guilty of the murder of J. C. Barnes the Menlo telephone manager. The killing followed an altercation after remarks about Barnes friends and an ambush by Milan after Barnes struck him and ejected him from his office.
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Colby
Caleb Milan
State Supreme Court
J. C. Barnes
Menlo
Milan
Barnes
Cigar Factories Turn Over a Million Daily in Tampa District
In the Tampa district authorities report that factories process more than a million cigars each day. The vast output underlines the area's prominence in tobacco production and local employment.
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Tampa
Mrs Ben Hooper Seeks Wisconsin US Senate Nomination
Oshkosh July 11 Mrs Ben C Hooper of Oshkosh becomes the first Wisconsin woman to win a party endorsement for United States Senate. She faces either Lafollette or Ganfield in the general election, and has long pushed for woman suffrage and broader political participation.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Ben C. Hooper
Wisconsin
United States
Ul Ss. Pea
Robert M. Lafollette
W. Ganfield
Hooper
Wisconsin League of Women Voters
National American Women’s ‘Suffrage Board
Winneshank County
Iowa
Marrinee
Sromman
Wilson
Kansas farms yieldmortgage values at sheriff sale
Sheriff Frazey reports sparse demand at recent sales of multiple Kansas farms. Each property only fetched mortgage totals, suggesting farm values have halved in two to three years. He notes no rush to re invest and argues prices do not indicate farms as easy gold mines. Local observers echo caution about farm investment.
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Holton
Kansas
Frazey
Methodists Invite 1924 General Conference to Wichita
The Want M. E. Conference in Wichita joins with the Wichita Methodist ministers and the board of commerce to invite the next general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church to be held here in 1924. Des Moines hosted the last conference.
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M. E
Wichita
Ministerial " Association
Board of Commerce
Wichita Methodists
Methodist Episcopal’ Church
Des Moines
Salina Building Activity Surges in June
Salina building industry advances with June permits totaling 889630 dollars, marking a leap from years past when local ads touted a million dollars a year. The trend shows nearly a million dollars in permits each month.
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Salina
Salinha
Union Labor Temple Planned for Tucson Costing 50000
A Tucson plan calls for a union labor temple estimated at 50000 dollars. The project aims to serve local workers, with construction pending funding and approvals in Arizona's desert city.
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Tucson
Arizona
Women Voters Quiz Probes Nebraska Candidate Views
The League of Women Voters in Nebraska has issued a comprehensive questionnaire to senatorial and state office seekers ahead of the July 18 primary. Candidates from Republicans, Democrats, and Progressives are asked about military cuts, world involvement, foreign debts, freedom of speech, the Eighteenth Amendment enforcement, war voting, married women citizenship, and the primary system versus conventions. A longer set targets state office candidates, with strong interest from independent women voters and campaigners.
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Omaha
Neb
Associated Press
League of Women Voters
Nebraska
Progressive Party
United States
Mexico
Haiti
Russia
China
Congress
Kampaignm
Womens League
Independet Women ‘Voters
Car of Cherokee Nut. Coal on track for threshing.
Griffin Coal Co reports a carload of Cherokee nut coal on the way for threshing season. Phone 8&.
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Griffin Coal Co
Razor Back Hogs Doomed in Florida Wilds
Gainesville July 8. The USDA confirms razor back hogs, once roaming Florida woods, are near extinction. Farmers now favor pure bred swine, with pig clubs and cooperative sales expanding under county agents. Razorbacks’ sharp backs and wild habits fade as landscapes change and wildlife declines.
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Gainesville
Florida
Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
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Jalapa
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Department of Agriculture
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