4 H Club Campers Observe Farmers Hours in Capital
Washington 4-H clubs camped in tents near the capital as part of the 61st session to recruit new leaders. About 600000 youths enrolled last year with 1456 camps. speakers included Warburton Smith and Gilbert. Afternoon inspected Beltsville Agricultural Farm. daily campfire and taps timed nightly.
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Department of Agriculture
C. W. Warburton
C. B. Smith
W. M Gilbert
Carnegie Institution
Beltsville Agricultural Farm
Bates Book Store Fireworks Picnic Supplies Ad
Local shop advertises a full line of firecrackers fireworks torpedos caps and cap pistols for youth plus picnic supplies. Bates Book Store claims the best line in town for fireworks this year.
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Butler Declines Senate Nomination Candidacy
Boston June 25 William M Butler former U S senator and former chairman of the republican national committee reiterates his decision not to be a candidate for the republican nomination. He asks that his name not be brought before the meeting of republicans here on Saturday to suggest a candidate for senator.
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Republican National Committee
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Republican State Committee
Wreck Near Durand Injures 63 on Missouri Pacific Train
A broken rail near Durand Kansas derailed a Missouri Pacific passenger train traveling from New Orleans to Kansas City. Sixty three people were injured, six critically, as cars plunged from Owl Creek Bridge and several hundred feet of track were torn up. Twenty six seriously hurt were taken to St Joseph hospital. officials opened an investigation into the rail defect.
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Lake City
Ella Crowson
Alice Ricketts
Ellen Locke
Negress
Coffeyville
Yates Center
Omaha Bee-News
Women Upheld as Ones to Buy Family Homes
Louisville report on housing models emphasizes smaller lots and better ventilation through added stairways and courtyards. Architect Andrew J. Thomas cites Rockefeller Foundation projects and critiques mortgage practices while advocates urge women buyers to influence home features and location, with suburban accessibility and scenic estates discussed.
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Nation Association of Real Estate Boards
Andrew J. Thomas
New York
Rockefeller Foundation
Marshall Field
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Thomas
Ben A. Loftis
Cleveland
Russell Sage Foundation
Roy G. Pratt
Philadelphia
Pratt
W. Ross Campbell
Los Angeles
Calif
Frazier to Meet Nestes at Polls for Senate Seat
North Dakota Republicans head to the state primary to decide if Lynn J. Frazier, allied with the farm bloc, or ex Governor R. A. Nestos will win the Senate seat. The race centers on the Non Partisan League industrial program and state debt growth since 1925.
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Nestes
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T. H. Toresen
Journal Ad Reminder Promises Quick Help
Readers are urged to place a classified advertisement in the Journal for fast results. The note emphasizes speed and ease in securing assistance or services through the paper’s ad section.
Doctor Kidnapped by Officers Over Child Support
Dr C H Lubber a chiropractic physician from Falls City was kidnapped from his home by three Richardson county officers and transported across the Holt county line to avoid local jurisdiction. The move aims to enforce a $80 monthly child support order while a divorce case proceeds, with legal debate over authority and potential anti kidnapping violations.
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Lubker
Richardson County
Norris to spend the summer in Nebraska
Senator George W. Norris is expected to arrive in Omaha within a week or ten days to spend the summer at his McCook Nebraska home. He has previously summered in Wisconsin but plans a Nebraska stay this year. Senator R B Howell will not be in Nebraska until mid summer and begins active campaigning in September. He will spend part of the summer with Mrs Howell who is away for her health in the southwest.
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Omaha
McCook
Braska
Wisconsin
Nebraska
R. B. Howell
Nebraska and Iowa Exports in 1927 Show Decline
The United States Department of Commerce reports lower exports for Nebraska and Iowa in 1927 compared with 1926. Nebraska exports reached 14.8 million dollars while Iowa stood around 3.8 million. nationwide export totals rose slightly, led by New York and Texas. Known top Nebraska exports include oleo oil and wheat products. Iowa's top export is agricultural machinery.
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World-Herald
Governor's Aid Sought to Change Kenosha Council
The Committee of 1000 seeks Governor Zimmerman’s help to remove Kenosha city council members. H E Barden denies the claim of incompetence while noting council origin of the request for state troops. The group plans a Madison meeting Monday.
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Zimmerman
H. E. Barden
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