America Must Stay Out of World Court Says Senator Johnson
Senator Kitat Johnson of California urged keeping the United States from joining the world court and the League of Nations. He spoke after returning from Europe at a dinner in New York hosted by Roosevelt supporters, calling the court ineffective and urging domestic focus on 1924 politics.
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Thomas
World Court
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Autac National Court
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Trance
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Government Ownership Of Forests Advocated by Economist
Cleveland, March 26. Dr Richard T Bly economist and director at the National Institute for Land Economies urged definite land policies to curb idle and devastated forest lands. He cited 245,000,900 acres of cut over land and 46,000,000 acres idle in the lake states and noted mills have stripped large areas, urging government ownership of forests to recover wood resources.
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National Association of Real Estate Hoards
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Mullens Made President Baptist World Alliance
Dr Mullins of Louisville elected president of the Baptist World Alliance to succeed the late Dr Ty S McArthur who died in February. Mullins, a Mississippi native and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary graduate, has served as editor and foreign mission secretary and was president of the Southern Baptist convention in 1921.
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One Mullins
Louisville
Baptist World Alliance Today
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Mississippi
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary At
Southern Baptist Convention
Ku Klux Enjoined In New York State
The Ku Klux Klan and its women’s auxiliary the Camelia were enjoined by a court order in New York State. Justice Hinman issued the injunction on the request of Attorney General Howard Brittin who cited an affidavit from Justice Geo I Pierce confirming the incorporation papers were signed after his approval.
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Appellate Division
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Jefferson City Hospital Patient Lapses After Surgery
Gay Chinn former city and county collector lies in precarious condition at St. Mary's after operations for appendicitis and subsequent pleurisy. Reported serious today due to weakened state from prior surgery in Jefferson City.
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Eity
St. Mary's
Chinn
Democrat-Tribune
Were Married Last Evening by Rev Lamb
The article reports the marriage of Bliss Nina Green, daughter of Mr and Mrs O W Green of Union, to Walker Colling of South Fourth Street. The ceremony took place at 6 20 o'clock last night conducted by Rev Lamb.
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Union
Walker Colling
South Fourth Street
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Lamb
Moonlight fishing on White Mule alleged by sheriff milam
In Huntsville two men Cal and Carrie were accused by officers of hiding whisky in a prunny sack near a fish pond. Sheriff Milam and deputies investigated after a night of supposed fishing. evidence included four toes half pints of whisky. Prosecutor Slvinger deferred action as authorities weigh charges.
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Barrie
AL Slvinger Todiy
Plan for Eight-Hour Day in Steel Mills
Executives of United States Steel Corp meet with Judge ELM Gary to map the first step toward an eight-hour day. The conference discusses a broad overhaul of work schedules, pay scales, and employment terms affecting about 26,000 workers, with months expected before changes take effect.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Elm Gary
Mose
Tt. S. Steel Corporation
Gary
Germans Fear Kaiser Plans Return to Power
Amsterdam reports alarm over the exiled Kaiser at Doorn as the German crown prince and other visitors increase contact. Observers fear potential monarchical plots connected to the Fatherland. Messages indicate personal travel and family notes accompany the dispatch.
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South Side Takes: Twillehl League Defeats Paess Leaders
Medonin Side players outplayed Paess leaders at on field last evening by two scores seven to seven. Creson and White formed the battery for the winters. Fraessterg allowed three Shoe Factory players in the game. Spurling and Fludder tied Pnessiers on the mandate behind the ibat. Tonight Brakemen face the angst Side. Scinney Henry, Trakemen manager, says he will start a bench of unknowns and aims to win one game this season.
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Tponight
Missouri hogs and crops draw Missouri notes
Missouri farmers project larger corn output for 1929 with 44 million bushels more planned amid 4 percent acreage rise. hogs remain a major domestic animal with high pork consumption while chicken production grows. Lincolny township hosts millinery and school craft sessions under University of Missouri extensions. Missouri shipping officials plan a discussion on transportation and marketing logistics for livestock to reduce losses.
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Missouri State Marketing Bureau
Board of Agriculture
Peaceful Living Promise From Harding on Canadian Soil
In Vancouver on May 26 11 President Harding urged Canada and the United States to set aside grievances and pursue peaceful living. He spoke before Dominion officials about efficiency, mutual respect, and avoiding old war customs while defending long shared borders and advancing North American cooperation.
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United States
Harding
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Tesson
Seven Escapees Remain At Large From Chester Hospital
Seven of forty one escapees from Tinots State Hospital for the Criminal Insane near Chester remain at large after overpowering guards Sunday night. Authorities work to identify a man held near Bush as Dirk Go Payne a Chicago killer who escaped. Sheriff Stubblefield says guards are combing timberlands south of Chester as search efforts continue.
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Stubblefield
Robinson Arrested In Wheatley Case By Sheriff Milam
Milam County Sheriff and Deputy Polson arrested William Robinson this afternoon in connection with the Wheatley case. Robinson was taken into custody at his home about ten miles northwest of the city. Davey Wheatley was arrested yesterday on an embezzlement charge by the sheriff, and Robinson is alleged to have had some connection with the affair. He is confined in the county jail.
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Polson
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Sherify
Millionaire's Son Indicted For Murder In Westchester
White Plains N Y January 26 A Grand Jury in Westchester County indicted S Ward, son of a millionaire, for murder in the death of Clarences Peters. Ward held without bail. Trial set for first Monday in September. Authorities had puzzled over the case since the body of the slain ex-councilor was found on a lonely road. Ward later confessed claiming self defense.
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N. Yi
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Tiaired Baker
West Chester County
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Peters
Ward
Jury Deadlocks After Eight Hours In Lizard Murder Case
In Longshore, on July 26, jurors failed to agree after eight hours of deliberation in the Lizard murder trial. The court noted both acquittal and conviction votes, with jurors urged to consider the evidence and possible life stock losses discussions.
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Lonishure
Whaligzard
Juere Shore
Auto Thief Skims Tire Then Snatches Car in Odd Heist
An unknown autoist took advantage of a damaged tire at Mr. Kamps’s South Fourth Street home. After a nighttime blowout, a passerby heard a car near the residence and Mr. Innis investigated, only to find the car gone minus one tire.
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Innis
Jealous Husband Kills Wife's Friend in Liberty
Liberty Missouri July 26 George Campbell overseas veteran was sought by sheriff and officers for killing Albert Dunn wife called on Dunn and his brother to move her rank to Kansas City Dunn was shot and killed as he entered the Campbell yard
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George Campbell
Albert Dunn
Campbell
Dunn
Kansas Citys
Campbell Yard
Premier Lenine Relapse Forces Bed Rest Report
A report from Moscow states Premier Lenine has suffered a relapse and is bedridden. His temperature rose and he experiences choking spells, with dispatches noting his condition. The bulletin underscores the seriousness of his illness and ongoing care.
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Copenhagen
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Moscow
Think Barbers War Triggers Bomb Blast at Morrison Hotel
July 20 near panic erupted as a bomb exploded in a Morrison Hotel barber shop. Police say the attack stems from a price war between rival barber factions, prompted by a 40 cent hair cut and 15 cent shave schedule. The owner reported threats from rival organizations.
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Chicago
Morrison
Ftont
Eugene Lear In Woodland Hospital
Eugene Lear salesman for Mise sauri Motor Company was admitted to Woodland Hospital last night with appendicitis. He is resting well today. He is the third member of the Betn Phi Sigma fraternity to be treated as an emergency patient recently, with Yancey Stevenson and Chester Bradley Stevenson also listed as improving.
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Woodland Hospital
Misesauri Motor Company
Lear
Chester Bradley Stevensson
Negroes Arrested for Disturbing Neighborhood Peace
Hughes and John Williams, colored, were arrested March 2 for disturbing neighborhood peace. They pleaded guilty before M. UM. Marshall and were fined $1 plus costs. On attorney advice they paid and were released, but were rearrested today for the same offense.
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John Williiams
M. UM
Marshall
Edison Sends Large Check to Fund for Park in Morida
A. Edison sent a substantial check today to support a fund started for a park honoring a great American writer. Invitations were sent to national notables for contributions, with Edison among the first to respond and shown as a key early donor.
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Ured. Ag
Wheat Price Fix Proposed for 1928 Crop at $1.50
Portland reports Senator Charles A. McNary of Oregon will present requests for a special session of Congress to fix a minimum wheat price of $1.50 per bushel. The plan aims to be laid before President Harding Saturday as McNary travels by train from Oregon toward California. He heads the agricultural committee and has studied the wheat crop situation for weeks.
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Felate Ad
Safety Campaign Yields Notable Public Awareness Gains
The Western Girls safety drive shows improved attendance and engagement at a recent meeting in Van Hild. A. McNary of St. Louis, a safety inspector, notes progress in reducing fatalities among on duty workers and praises the campaign’s impact since its late year start.
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Herry
Ad. A. McNary
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Ganization
Wabash to Acquire Katy Railroad Line Lease
Washington July 26 The Wabash Railroad was authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission to lease the Hannibal and Missouri Kansas Texas line for 99 years. The mile extension runs from Motherly to Manna. Wabash will pay 120000 dollars annually in rent and taxes and operating costs. The lease includes an option to purchase the line for 2400000 dollars.
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Interstate. Commerce Commission
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Wabash Company
France and Belgium Agree On Reparations
Paris reports an accord among France Belgium and Italy on reparations in response to Britain's note on Germany. Premier Poincare plans a short rest trip while separate replies are anticipated from England via France and Belgium. Berlin announces a midnight lifting of the blockade in the Rub al Khali area.
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France
Belgium
Italy
Great Britain
Germany
Poincare
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England
Fire at Walnut Street Damages Property
The city fire company answered an alarm at 211 Walnut Street about 1:00 today where a small blaze caused about 25 dollars in damage. One three-gallon chemical tank extinguished the fire. The residence is occupied by Mrs. Roebuck and is connected to Glen Purdy of Standard Oil, who was recently shot in a holdup at his workplace.
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Walnut - Area
Purdy
Glen Purdy
Standard ~ Oil Co
West Burkebart Welcomes Returning Friends
A group of Mrs. Sarah EBuri ingame and Miss Martha Holland from Renrer arrived Tuesday afternoon to be warmly welcomed. Locals say they will make their home permanently with Mrs. A. Be Mee West Burkbart, who currently hosts guests.
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Eburiingame
Martha
Holland
Renrer
Legion
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Unsettled Weather and Local Store Opens Imminently
Unsettled conditions persist tonight and Friday with thunder showers. In central port, temperatures edge higher. Russell Brown rents properties at Wisdom Street and plans a store opening for B BT celery and second-hand furniture under the name Marshall Estore.
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M. . Marshall “Estore
Wisdom Street
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