Peak October business in the Tenth District
The Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank reports October as the peak business month of the year for the Tenth District with 1927 farm production in the district at a high level. Agriculture and livestock showed gains with crop yields above recent averages and a strong market for farm products contributing to increased farm indebtedness repayment and machinery purchases.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
United States
Bourda
Sipa
MGS Accounts See Larger Figures Versus Past Months
A report notes that MGS accounts are higher than both the previous month and the same month last year. It compares current totals to prior periods and highlights growth in the Bays eB segment. The brief implies sustained increases and broader trend across time.
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Mgs
Briefs from The Telegraph Montage of Deaths and Protests
A Telegraph briefs montage reports: Philadelphia clerk Mazelu s died after a fright induced brain condition following a vote count dispute. Mexico executes first Catholic priests in a year. Milwaukee peacemaker Stern shot dead, police seek Arthur Stern. Chicago man Keller shot by mistake. couple flees. Prohibition linked to lower death rates among women and children, midlife men worse off. Washington notes 240,389 naturalization petitions in 1927, up 68,107 from 1926. London mentions hard labor for indigestion among fat men.
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Philadelphia
Morris Mazelus
Auden
Chicago
Henry Keller
Keller
South State Street
Washington
United States
Labor Department
Indigestion blamed on knowledge of eating by professor
Professor B Lingwood of the University of London told the People's League of Health that indigestion has no excuse and is caused by a lack of knowledge about what to eat and how to eat it. He urged proper dietary habits and education.
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B. Collingwood
Univ . of
Lonflan
People’s League of ‘Health
Gale zoning candidate Zorra Gale backs La Follette banner
Madison section reports Zorra Gale a noted authoress will run for delegate at large to the Republican national convention under the La Follette banner. Endorsed by a state conference of progressive Republicans, with associates Blaine Mirrorshage and Robert La Follette Jr. named in the race. In Washington, a Kansas flood relief delegation led by Governor Marriage met President Coolidge, presented by Senators Curtis and Capper. A Kansas City Missouri couple William Robbins and Bell received a marriage license.
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Child’s Scalp Healed After Cuticura Soap Trial
Mrs Gill of Ohio reports a three week scalp eruption on her daughter eased within two days of using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She praised renewed hair health and a clear skin outcome, urging daily use for smooth hands and healthy scalp with Cuticura talcum as well.
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Gill
R.F.D.3
Cutlet
Ohio
Palm to appeal life sentence for gin possession
Lansing AP report states Fred Palm, recently convicted of possessing a pint of gin and given life imprisonment under Michigan’s harsh new criminal code, will appeal to the U S District Court of Appeals in Cincinnati.Louis A. Cuvillier of the National Constitutional Liberty League argues the 18th Amendment and federal standards render such punishment excessive.
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Fred Palm
Michigan
United States ‘District Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
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New York
National Constitutional Liberty League of America
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Cuvillier
United States
Indiana
Rioting siege ends as riot squads storm south end house
Call out from Boxton reports a gun battle involving sixty policemen surrounding a south end house for hours. Four inhabitants, including two women one white, were dragged out as tear bombs and gunfire filled the night. Brooks and two others wounded. three officers hospitalized from fumes.
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Boxton
South End
Voegos
Avere
Robert Polite
Brooks
Condit
Lillian J. Coyne
Brookline
Brocks
Pohite
Serge
Riot at Cudahy electors meeting injures over twenty
Milwaukee November 29 AP Riot erupted during and after a Cudahy school district electors meeting called to discuss the firing of Superintendent Edward Seifert on November 9. A woman was knocked unconscious, 1000 people were involved, and police arrested board member John Schrank and chairman C B Ames as chaos broke out.
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Milwaukee
Cudahy
Edward C. ‘Seifert
Cudahy High
Ames
Medrow
Paul Miller
School Board
Seifert
Woman's relief method offered by Mrs Eillen Lovell
An advertisement targets women with ovarian and menstrual pains, nervous troubles, and related symptoms. It offers a free home treatment advisory from Mrs Eillen Lovell of Kansas City to readers seeking relief, claiming many women report feeling like new.
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Eillen Lovell
Mass
Kansas City
The
Inquirer
Ely
Rheumatism Relief Promise With 3.8.8.2 Patent Claim
An advertisement touts 3.8.8.2 as a long proven remedy for rheumatism. A testimonial from Earl Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee praises BS.S. and notes dramatic relief after a course. The copy claims plant based ingredients from roots and urges purchase at drug stores in two sizes.
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B.S.S
Earl ¢. Campbell
Baty, Street
Johnson City
Nature
Uproar Ends In Adjourning Fight At Meeting
In a chaotic session Miller announced the resolution passed and adjournment ordered amid a free-for-all. Several attendees urged to speak were pushed from the stage, and police carried out some participants. Mr Ames was later released from jail as the event ended.
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Miller
Cose
Poice
Row Against I R M Miss Myrabelle in Kansas City
A row against Miss Myrabelle occurred in Kansas City as part of the day’s events. Local spectators report a tense exchange with participants and officials seeking to restore order after the confrontation.
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Myrabelle
Kansas City
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