Northwest Agricultural Credit Plan Aids Banks and Farmers
Chicago May 20 A $10,000 agricultural credit corporation formed in Chicago at President Coolidge’s suggestion moves to aid more than 960 banks in the Northwest and Midwest. It has a $1,000,000 fund to assist farmers in buying farm animals and aims to extend diversified farming across the region. Bank relief totals about $2,000,000 with nearly $1,000,000 more available, not counting tax or seed aid. Howard notes the Northwest is recovering and will expand as experience warrants.
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Chicago
Agricultural: Credit Corporation
Coolidge
Agricultural - Northwest
Thas
Game
North
South Dakota
Montana
Iowa
Minneota
Games
Riard
I Organization
E Jational Transportation Institute
Cooporation
Howard
Great
Northwest
Pleas Entered in District Court for Theft
Roland M. Jetmore appeared in district court this morning and received six months in the county jail plus a $10 fine and costs for stealing $1.40 and a $10 ring from Wilfred Belgard at the Robinson Gymnasium of the University on November 17. He was paroled as to confinement with parole terms to be announced later. Roland Brown, who pleaded guilty to stealing $300 worth of radio equipment from Blake Hall on September 10, also appeared for sentencing and was ordered confined in the state reformatory. He was paroled by Judge Means and bond set at $300. Parole terms and patron will be announced later.
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Means
Wilfred Belgard
Robinson Gymnasium
University
Roland Brown
Blake Hall
State Reformatory
Lodge Seeks Reimbursement for Shot Colleague
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts introduced a joint resolution to reimburse Senator Frank L. Greene of Vermont for expenses from injuries after he was shot during a pursuit of suspected bootleggers by prohibition officers. The proposed payment totals 7,500 dollars, reflecting Greene's return to the senate after several weeks.
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Washington
Lodge
Massachusetts
Frank L. Greene
Vermont
Senate
Coolidge Awaits Reports on Immigration Bill Action
President Coolidge will decide on the immigration bill after labor and state departments return their reports. The labor department has examined the measure including the Japanese exclusion provision and sent back its findings as of May 20.
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Washington
State ‘and Labor Departments
Coolidge
Labor Department
State Department
Washington to Remain in Capital This Summer
President Coolidge will stay in Washington after adjournment despite a suggestion to depart for rest. Senate amendments to reorganize diplomatic and consular services were accepted and sent to the House. In Missouri, Assembly actions and Rebekah state assembly secretary Mrs. Gertie K Johnston and guest Mrs. Edna E noted.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Senate
Rogers Dill
Missouri Assembly
Gertie ‘K. Johnston
Rebekah State
Postponement in Crammer Trial Delayed by Absence of Amidon
Samuel B. Amidon, special prosecutor, is absent from Wichita delaying the Roy E. Crammer trial. Crammer, former director of the defunct American State Bank, is charged with accepting deposits while insolvent. Judge Wall moved the trial from May 22 to May 26 as Amidon attends a Democratic national committeemen meeting in New York.
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Wichita
Kan
Samuel B. Amidon
Roy E. Crammer
American’ ‘State Bank
Wall
Amidon
New York
Bankruptcy trustees mail 3 percent dividend to creditors
Checks totaling 11256.52 representing a 3 percent dividend were mailed today to 1538 creditors of Houston Fible and Company and Elmer N. Powell, referee in bankruptcy. This is the fourth dividend, bringing the total paid to 4118739.78 or 88 percent of claims. another final dividend may raise total to about 95 percent.
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Kansas City
Houston, Fible and Company
Elmer N. Powell
J. W. Perry
Colfax B Wildman Dies Western Division Superintendent
Colfax B. Wildman, general superintendent of the Western division of the Missouri Pacific, died at his Kansas City home after a two week illness. He would have been 55 on Friday. Wildman came to KC to assume the Western division post three years ago, previously head of the Eastern division with headquarters in St. Louis.
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Kansas City
Colfax B. Wildman
Western Division
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Clyde Thuma
Douglas County
Russian Officials Dump Booze As Populace Watches In Saratov
In Saratov Russia officials dispose of seized liquor by river as crowds observe. Across the district illicit stills exceed 5 000 with 50 000 quarts of home brewed vodka confiscated and seven thousand indictments reported for manufacture and sale.
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Saratova
Russia
Topeka and state notices from May 20
May 20 reports from Fort Scott and Topeka detail officials and events. A Kansas public utilities official accepts a new role. John W. Richardson of Arma presides at a brigade gathering. remodeling and management changes occur at a Boston Confectionary in 713 Massachusetts street. Veterinary board session plans summer exams for June 3. Cyrus E Woods resigns as ambassador to Japan.
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Fort Scott
Jorney
Atry V. Gott
Andas
Kansas Public Utilities Comission
Topeka
Boston
Boston’ Confectionary
Massachusetts Street
Pete Prova
John Coutralon
Boa
Wood
Washington
Cyrus E. Woods
Japan
Coolidge
Miss Julia Margrave withdraws from Baker due to brother’s illness
Baldwin notes Miss Julia Margrave leaves Baker because of her little brother’s serious illness and returns home to Hiawatha. John B. Ross of the People’s State Bank of Baldwin plans to attend the bankers’ convention in Kansas City this week. The Tuesday Reading club ends its year with a picnic at Mrs. Wallace B Fleming’s home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Clarence Holcombe chairs the refreshment committee. Rev Arch Ryan, Baker graduate, has served in Manila as a representative of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Church.
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Julia Margrave
Baker
Hiawatha
John B. Ross
People’s, State Bank of Baldwin
Bankers’ Convention
Kansas City
Wallace
B. Fleming
Clarence Holcombe
Arch Ryan
Manila
Philippine Islands
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist
Baldwin residents attend events and visits across states
The report notes several Baldwin locals and visitors: Miss Winona Bailey wins the state tennis championship in Emporia and graduates from Baker this year. Miss Ruth Jane Laury and teammates compete in the state tournament. Mr. Ryan plans a Springfield trip via the general conference to New York. Arnold Case speaks at Baker endowment events in Alma. Others travel to Glasgow Scotland and Shanghai for health reasons, and several Baldwin residents host or visit friends and relatives locally and in Princeton and Emporia.
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Ahlin
Baldwin
Frank “Allen
Glasgow
Scotland
Celia
Allen
Shanghai
China
Easons
Ryan
Springfield
Mass
New York City
Winona Bailey
Charles N. Bailey
Emporia
Bailey
Baker
Ruth Jane Laury
Louise Stout
McLouth
Laura Reeder
McLouth High School
Reeder
Phi Mu
Kittie -Pennington
Edward Pendleton
Pendleton
Princeton
Bald Win
Lawrence
Arold Case
Alma
Methodist Church
Kansas City
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Senator Lodge
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Fible
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Arkansas Street
Evan A. ‘Edwards
Oak Hill Cemetery
Indorse Coolidge
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Ala
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Avi Sulina
John W. Richardson
Arma
Fra Order of Bagies
Arkangas City
Baldwin News
National Bank
Independence Square
Zie
Mr. Renter
Lawrence Real Estate Board
Hosford Inv. Co
W. A. McElhiny Home. Realty. Co
J.h.tucker
Frank Holliday
Francisco Land Co
Wayne Gill Inv. Co
Morrison Agency
Mansfield Land & Loan Assn
We White . Williams Inv
Hemphill Land Co
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