Wheat Situation Seen Worse Than Expected
The June 1 agricultural situation report from the U S Department of Agriculture says last year’s favorable wheat prospects may reverse this season with poor May conditions and likely lower yields abroad. Early 1920s hog supplies remain tight, with about 42 million hogs expected to be slaughtered, over 28 million in the first six months, risking higher cattle prices as the industry moves toward recovery.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Montana
Oregon
New Mexico
Texas
Canada
Agriculture Outlook and Farm Economy Tone in April Report
The survey notes potential cattle shortage concerns about eight years ahead while general agriculture shows improved conditions versus last year. Labor is available despite high prices, tax delinquencies fall, farm property regains sale value, and better economic balance affects overall business. Grain lambs and wool price declines in April lowered purchasing power with farm product index slipping from 91 in March to 90 in April and a further dip likely in May.
Women protest release of Stephenson and co defendants
West Baden Ind June 3 women at the General Federation of Clubs meeting adopted a resolution protesting the proposed bail release of D C Stephenson Earl Klenck and Earl Gentry awaiting trial for the death of Miss Madge Oberholtzer The action reflects organized local opposition to granting bail in the high profile case.
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West Baden
Ind
Indiana
General Federation of Clubs
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klenck
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Coolidge Exempt From Income Tax On Salary
United Press dispatch from Washington reports that President Coolidge is exempt from tax on his $75,000 yearly salary. The Supreme Court ruled that tax provisions in 1918 1921 and 1924 related to federal judges and the president were unconstitutional, ordering refunds for taxes paid since 1915 and authorizing refunds to estates of Wilson and Harding. The ruling may lead to exemptions and refunds for the president and judicial salaries.
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United Fpress Dispatch
Coolidge
Congress
United States
White House
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Bureau
High Court
United States Claims Court
Samuel Graham
Maryland
United Press
Wilson
Harding
May Gasoline Tax in Hoosier State Yields Tid y Sum
Indianapolis June 3 Total gasoline tax collections for May the first month of the 3 cent tax totaled 63255443. The increase over May 1924 when only 2 cents was levied was 23468986. Current tax collections last month amounted to 62871544 Delinquent taxes 3350 40 were collected including 940 51 from the office and 22409 89 by the field collector The field collector also collected 488 59 additional delinquent taxes.
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Indianapolis
A. N. Bobbitt
Office of the Auditor of State
Bud Taylor Beats Jimmy McLarnin in Los Angeles Bout
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute Ind bantamweight decisively defeated Jimmy McLarnin in a ten round night bout in Los Angeles. The victory builds on his recent win in New York over Abe Goldstein and positions him for a potential title shot in the near future.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Jimmy McLarnin
Pride of the Coast
New York
Taylor
Abe Goldstein
Two Miners Entombed in Missouri Zinc Mine
Joplin Missouri reports two miners buried by a rock fall in a drift of the M and S Mining Company's zinc and lead mine near Joplin. Buck Craig is believed dead while Harry Long escaped into a small lateral and is thought alive.
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Joplin
M. & S. Mining Company
Here
Buck Craig
Harry Long
La Follette Confined by Illness in Washington Bed
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin is confined to bed with a heavy cold in Washington. There has been improvement in his condition, and he is expected to be up in a day or two.
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Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Shriners Open Meeting in Los Angeles Opening Day
Southern California swarms with fezzed merrymakers as the Shriners convention in Los Angeles enters full swing on its opening day.
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United Press Dispatch
Los Angeles
Southern California
Chiropractic Claims for Nervous Disorders
An advocate urges readers to try chiropractic methods, asserting they directly address the seat of nervous disorders. The piece promises rapid relief by locating and removing underlying causes.
Pope and Pope Chiropractors Offer Patho-Neurometer Service
Ten years of experience advertised by Pope and Pope chiropractors claim the Patho-Neurometer can locate trouble anywhere in the body. Calls answered night or day. Phone 175. Linton Trust Blog.
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Linton Trust
Aged woman fined for still operation in Terre Haute
Mary Ragland a 70 year old colored resident near Burnett pleaded guilty in circuit court to owning and operating a still. Judge John P Jeffries fined 500 dollars costs and sentenced her to 60 days in jail but suspended due to her age.
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Terre Haute
Mary Ragland
Burnett
John P. Jeffries
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