Debentures in tariff bill face fight in Senate
Debate over including debentures in the tariff bill continues as supporters push for use of debenture funds for Stabilization corporations. Opponents argue benefits favor speculators and deny farmers full use of proceeds, while administration and backers hedge on Farm Board first month outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owse
House
Senate
Brookhart
Iowa
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Brodkhart
J Administration
Federal. Farm. Board
Discovery of Rare Silk Portrait of Washington Found
A silken portrait said to be one of three completed in 1786 by a Jacquard loom was found near Tylerville Connecticut. The piece, valued at $20,000, shows President Washington with such fidelity that it appears to be an engraving. It joins the Mt. Vernon and New York City examples on display at Heraldic Hall, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tylervillé
Conn
Stuart
George Washington
American Heraldry Society
Paris
Mt. Vernon
New-York
He. G.S. Gadrich
United States
Wood
Ame Eifirm
Lia Hoi
LeveThe
Heraldic Hall
New York
The
Society
Bigamist Henry Campbell is sentenced to die
In New Jersey a 61 year old bigamist, Henry Colin Campbell, was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of his mail order bride, Mildred Mowry. A four hour jury deliberation led Judge Clarence E. Case to condemn him to die in the electric chair. The sentence is set for the week of July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Henry
Colin’ Campbell
Mildred
Mowry
Clarence EB. Case
Linda Schermerhorn Hibner obituary note in New York and Colorado
Linda Schermerhorn Hibner was born in Middleville New York on March 15 1861 and died June 4 1929 at Maybell Colorado. She grew up in western New York and was a Free Will Baptist member. She resided in Randolph New York and Hillsdale Michigan. In 1885 she married George Rex Hibner and spent a decade in South Dakotas early pioneer days. In later years she lived a largely private life and remained devoted to her community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Schermerhorn
Hibner
Inda
Middleville
New York
Maybell
Colorado
New -York
Free Will Baptist Church
Ene Hl
Randolph
Illsdale
Michigan
George Rex Hibner
South: Dakota
June Bride and Local Deals At The Theater
The June bride appears in a playful ad for Bowersock Theatre offering a weather theme treat. Monarch Therm a Jug and Baby Therm a Jug priced at 2.98 through Ran Kin’s Drug Store. Ramon Navarro stars in The Pagan at Overlock Theatre with Dorothy Janis Donald Crisp Renes Adoree, showing Monday and Tuesday next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ran‘kin’s
Ramon Navarro
S. A
Navarro
Dorothy ‘Janis
Donald, Crisp
Renes
Adoree
Settlement talks deepen as Mexicans seek church accord
Thousands kneel in parish churches across Mexico City as Archbishop Ruiz Flores joins President Portes Gil and Bishop Diaz in Chapultepec for a third conference. A spokesman urged religious defense members to refrain from actions that could obstruct progress toward a settlement within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
México City
Mexico
Ruiz
Y Flores
United States
Portes
Pascual
Diaz
Tabasco
Chapultepec
National League of Religious Rdefense
Social News Roundup of Nearby Families
A series of short notices lists visits and gatherings among local families and friends. Mr and Mrs Albert Edler and others are reported visiting, hosting, or attending events from Friday to Wednesday across Clearfield area households including Robe, Breithaupt, Speicher, Chanay, Olmstead, Hadl, and Deay.
Evening Socials and Family Visits Across Prospect Area
A flurry of visits and gatherings filled Thursday through Sunday in Prospect area households. Neighbors spent time with Ed Thoren, Lester Deay, and the Robe family while John and William Chaney hosted relatives. The Weeks family reunion drew sixty at Topeka with related members from Lawrence and Bellevue. A Vi nland horseshoe game against Clearfield ended with a local win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Henry Selzer
Guenther
S. Arid
Lester
Deay
Albert Edler
Mabel
Joe
Ronnie’ Deay
Prospect ‘Farmers Union
Henry
Robe
Glenn- Smith
Ed Milburn
William Selzer
William
John Chaney
Martin
Ruby
Anid Beula
Henry- Ro
Mary
Lester Deay
Opeka
Edith
J Tored
Topek
Reuben
Weeks
Eva
Land
Arthur Weeks
Marion
Frances
Wanda
Frank
Fred Weeks
Anna Magé
Fred
Lawrence
Jing
Ford
Rob
Theresa Speicher
Bernice
Holmes
Prospect School
Betula
Violet Ho Mes
William . Chanay
Willie
Quenton
Artie
Chanay
Keith
Ben Kramer
Richard
Honey Robe, Jr
Maurice
Bell
George ‘Robe
Rissel
Eudora
Willian Fuchs
G. G. Blakeman
Martin | Robe
Louie Schellack
George Robe
Bell and
Russell
Clearfield
Jesse
Belle “Deay
Belle and Russell
Pan
Seszer
Dorain
Vinland Horseshoe
Clearfield Boys
Robert Gruenther
Acon Il
Lawrence visitors and local social calls noted in brief
Miss Lila Anderson spent a few days in Lawrence with her brother and family. Lawrence visitors included Mr and Mrs Donald Anderson and family, and others like Mr and Mrs Ed Sanders and children. Numerous calls and dinners occurred at Austin Flory and Don Anderson homes, with extended visits from Topeka and Washington Creek residents.
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Fern
Donald
Anderson
Delbert
Will.Curtis
Margaret
Paul
Cuzis
Tom Cartiage
Baldwin
Jesse Ikenberry
Lawrence
Ira
Deanberry
Ikenberry
Bath
Roscoe Percival
Carlisle Potter
Austin Flory
Sam Johnson
Opal Mae Dietz
August Dietz
Paul Curtis
Will Curtis
Vinna. Davison
Russell Hinkle
Frank
Esther
Robert Johnson
John
Eddie Johnson
the Pearl
Johnson , Thome
Charlie Sanders
Porter Bond
Kenneth
Della
Dudley
Venita
Norman
Alice
Cecil
Raymond Johnson
Lewis Welsch
Donald Anderson
Roy Curtis
Margaret Curtis
Everett Boni
Fred McKinney
Betty Lou
Robert
Marion Childs
Lon Childs
Eddie Jonhson
Ethel
Eleanor
William, Jr
William Johnson
Marvin Bond
Iden. Nelson
Robert’ Johnson
Illiam Johnson
Roy Puckett
Harry
Gottlieb Nieer.e Jr
Philip Fleshman
Philip Flesh Land
Arlene
Nancy Sanders
Lila Anderson
William Jobson
George
Sanders
Topeka
John Ulm
Daighters
June
Geraldine
Tice
Otis Lindell
Lon
Childsoo
Satan Spat
Bond
Austin Eeene
Re “Anderson
Nick Thome
Kansas
Curtis
Fred
Flory
Ham Johnson
Will- Kingery
Lonizie
Mabel
Myrtle
Everett
Virginia
Mae
Warkington Creek
Murry
Pearl Johnson
Raymond
William
Johnson
Lewis Welach
Howard
Jessie
Pauline
Fleeting Interest by Alice Judson Peale
A tale about Mary Berzed losing interest in an aquarium given as a gift. The narrator notes three goldfish, snails, and plants, and Mary’s neglect after a month. The piece reflects on the waning excitement over new possessions and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Judson Peale
Mary Berzed
Tye
Mary
Cultivating a Childs Interest Through Selfmade Ventures
From a moral view, children respond to ongoing, self directed projects. Do not give a finished aquarium. let the child select water plants and snails, observe life cycles, and trade work for growth. Their sustained interest comes from enterprises that evolve and challenge the learner. In other news, E C Stimpson and Mrs Skofstadt were each fined $1 in policy court for overparking in time limit zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Stimpson
Skof4stad
2 and American Telephon Telegraph Co Dividend Policy
The 189th regular quarterly dividend of 2.25 dollars per share will be paid on Monday July 15 1929 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 20 1929. Transv Blatr with the company records indicate this payout under the Bell System lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American’ Telephon Telegraph Co. Bell System
TH. Blatr
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Connecticut
DEATH
Bigamist
New Jersey
le Smithia
Prospect
Fults
Rob ‘Davis
Mil Iton
Junction
Wis
Roy
Breithaupt
Ruth
Eileen
Robe’s
Hester ® Parsons
Nannie Lester
Albert
Edler
Roy Breithaupt
Pemoward
Henry Robe
Somat Wetnerday
Glenn Smith
Arthur
Robescherri
Speicher ‘Hom
Henry "Brecheman
Lone Star
Dad
Silk
Kuppenheimer
Coty
Bayer
Ade
Rexall
Fritts-Stowits
Cara Nome
Nature
Agarol
Analgesique Bau Bengue
Castoria
Arsit
Helen
Kane
Varsity
le Bammer
Keppert
Buzz Barton
Ward's
Bowersock
Western ‘Electric Sound System
Sing “Louise
CH Chevalier ‘Innocents
J Movietone News
Movietone
Novarro
Tropics
Ae Pagan
Renee Adoree
Donald Crisp
Dorothy Janis
San Luis Rey
Lily Damita
Ernest Torrence
Raquel Torres
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