Americans Rob Yank Sailors Near Tampico
U S sailors from the steamship Cheyenne were held up and robbed on the Temes river near Tampico on July 6 while on official duty bringing in food. The American flag flew, signaling official business, prompting urgent protests to Carranza authorities and Tampico officials.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
United States
Cheyenne
Temes River
Tampico
Vera Cruz
State Department
Carranza
Germany to Stamp Securities to Curb Smuggling Abroad
The government plans an emergency law to stamp dates on all securities to prevent smuggling. Holders who have already sent fees to neutral countries would lose them unless an emergency stamp is applied.
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Weimar
Germany
Forest Fires Ravage Northern Montana and Eastern Washington
Rapid spreading forest blazes in northern Idaho, Montana, and eastern Washington threaten thousands of acres of cut timber. Fire officials have mobilized crews and issued calls for more men to aid in extinguishing the fires in the mountains amid growing concern.
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Spokane
Wash
Iudahem Montana
Washinectag
New Frog
Iowa county lands change hands and local developments across state
Three Iowa counties appoint new owners for local tracts while a Polk Dallas land sale transfers 1149 acres near Commerce to Linden buyers. Funds back a freshwater bay buoy, Upper Iowa University plans a modern pool and gym, and a state road boost funds paving. Knights Templar grow membership. Lincoln Tama school consolidation and cross-state law enforcement planning emerge. Local mining incidents and municipal projects, plus university expeditions and Legion elections, round out a busy statewide snapshot.
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Iowa County
Sedis
Guthria Center
Emmetsburg
Algon
T. C. Cessna
Grinnell
Polk
Dallas County
Commerce
Walker
Wallson
Linden
Bay Boone
Deg Meines
Andrew
Kliege
Sioux City
Waldbreitach
Germany
Upper Iowa University
Iowa
Knights Templar of
Grand Commandery
Templar Park
Orleans
Onsa
Lincoln
Tama
Nebraska
South Dakota
Havner
Towa
Tom C Stone
Iowa Wool Growers Association
Chicago
Woodbury County
Tony
Tonda
Greater
Knoxville
J.M. Lewis
Aurelia
Hawkeye Construction Company
Webster City
D. ©. Baker
Sutherland
C. Martin
Mr. Martin
J. Schroeder
Cherokee County
Edward Hornbrook
Centerville
A. L. Crick
Labor Department
Washington
Towa University
Dill Gee
Des American
Moines
Legion
Walter H. Olesan
F. W. Hubbell
Ipal
White Elephants
Newton City
Teme
Manic
Council
Unclear regional tensions over marriage laws and transit tensions
Fragmentary report notes heated discussions between Waukee and North Way stations, doctors and drivers involved in shipper duties, tolls and marriages under state eugenics law. Wisconsin ministers fear conflicts as civil authorities act and youths protest five day notices.
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Waukee
North Way
J. P-ward
3. P
Chicago
Mil
Wisconsin
Marriage - Mart
Anl
Drainage for Farms and Waikiki Romance Highlighted
The article discusses economic drainage systems on fertile but poorly drained farms, favoring tile drains over ditches for efficiency and minimal surface impact. It also recounts a Waikiki engagement between Ruth Anderson of Honolulu and Paul Stuart Winslow of River Forest, noting their wartime ties and impending marriage.
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United Statesment “of Agriculture
Onolulu
Waikiki
Auvergne Lodge
River Forest
Winslow
Miss Anderson
Anderson
Rondaly
France
Robert Alexander Anderson
Hawaii
Paul Stuart Winslow
Ruth Anderson
Honolulu
Alan Francis Winslow
Robert Anderson
Alexander Young
San Francisco
Heeg
Indiana Five Acre Corn Contest Grows Nationwide Interest
The Indiana corn contest organized by 65 counties aims for record enrollment in five acres. The program, run by the Indiana Corn Growers Association with Purdue University and county agents, teaches proper planting and cultivation to boost yields. Entrants join the association and keep production-cost records on one five-acre plot. Medals awarded for yields from 75 to 125 bushels per acre and prizes of at least 25 dollars per county are planned with distributions based on yield and cost.
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United States Departement of Agriculture
Indiana
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Purdue “University
Elisa
Women Helps Foil Bank Robbery Pair in Gary Case
A grateful woman sheltered by officers led to the arrest of Thomas and St. 755 West Seventy-ninth street, Daniel and Nicholas Erkulja of Gary after an attempted Tolleston bank robbery. Batchier fired the fatal shot. sixteen others confessed to car thefts and looting. The group faces execution after confession.
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James ‘Gole
Peter Vernacchi
Clark Street
Coleman
Vernacchi
Coléiman
First State Bank
Herman W. Uecker
Vertiacch
Thomas
St. 755
West Seventy-ninth Street
Daniel
Nicholas Erkulja
Gary, Ind
Nicholas Trkulja
Batchler
Uecker
Whey
Daniel. Trkulja
Trinlja
Gary
Daniel Trknlja
Afrs
Parker
Triuija
Business and Professional Women Form National Federation
Miss Lena Phillips executive secretary describes the new National Federation for Business and Professional Women launched in New York City. The plan aims to unite 12 million working women, push for equal opportunities and pay, and publish bulletins to connect women nationwide.
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Lena Phillips
New York City
University of Kentucky
National Federation For Business and Professional Women
Miss Phillips
United States
Cogst
Cogss
Rosa
Feeding standards guide practical rations for farmers
The article argues that feeding standards aid ration calculation but require prudent judgment. Local conditions and the cost and value of products influence how closely farmers can follow standards. Standards are useful when applied with observation, yet misuse poses the main risk.
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United States ‘Department of Agriculture
Best Selection of Pullets
Best selection guidance from Agriculture on choosing pullets. Buyers should pick same breed and variety by color, size, and comb form, but avoid strict uniformity if it causes size inequality in small flocks.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Feeding Young Pigs Properly for Fair Share
The guide advises feeding young pigs so each animal gets a share. Use a properly built trough to keep pigs out of the feed and ensure orderly crowding is avoided.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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