News Review of Current Events
Edward W. Pickard reports on the American Bar Association gathering with remarks by George Wick, debates over enforcement and reference referenda, and the Farm Board, drought relief, and credit bank plans. The piece notes Hoover’s travel plans, aviation events in Chicago, and international tensions including Germany France Poland and the League of Nations.
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American Citizenstry Committee
Federal Farm Board
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Ohio
Virginia
Missouri
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Chateman
Amertemm Red Cross
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Germany
League of Nations
West Worth
France
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Ofice Huntly
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Poland
Crooks Bag $50,000 By Petty Swindle
Four men in Topeka Kansas and nearby areas are accused of a sweeping scheme using coyote scalps to claim state bounties. They allegedly shipped scalps to Kansas City and other points, then inflated sales to counties for mounting payments. The operation reportedly harmed farming and ranching across multiple states, with ongoing investigations and legal actions.
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Jersey to Battle Japanese Beetle With Traps
New Jersey officials plan to deploy traps against the Japanese beetle pest. Dr. Rinnt fe Tes, supervisor of Java nese hertite surveys, and state entomologist Gmndlee will oversee baited traps designed to lure beetles into a chemical compound. The device aims to protect central avenue plantings where beetle damage is mounting.
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New Jersey
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Willy Linbe
Number 11 Follows Led in All His Activities
The article notes a boy identified as number 11 follows Led in various activities. It mentions a time reference around the eleventh minute and month context, with details about equipment and clothing including a No. 20 line and a No. 21 fit.
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Dire Poverty Plagues London Barber Witness to Charity
Fragmentary report describes Matty placed with charity amid dire poverty in London. The narrative mentions Hinsnil-Edwik Dailey and WINKS workers, a barber’s life, a leveraged sale of goods, and a man who gave savings to charity while facing heart disease and illness.
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Dolyee
Buried Debt Settled for 46 Year-Old Son
A 46 year old son paid a long overdue debt tied to his mother Jane Gihgon at a local undertaker despite a forgotten state. The settlement occurred a few days ago, marking closure to the unpaid amount.
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Keller
New York Artists and Culture Across the 1930s
The article surveys New York artists and performers, noting figures like Guy Lombardo and various ceremoniers, with references to contemporary social shifts. It touches on actors writers and photographers adapting as ages change, and mentions individuals such as Alda Akeley and Beaux-Osu.
Census in Shanghai Estimates Population at 2,927,858
A census reports Shanghai’s population at 2,927,858, placing the city among the world’s ten largest. The article cites statistics from the public safety bureau and notes shifts in urban growth and regional planning across major cities.
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Bureau of Piratic Safety
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Chicago
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Open to Women and Girls National Food Contest Ends
The national food contest concludes with prizes totaling cash and ribbons across divisions for fruits vegetables and meats. Winners include Mary Brass of Wisconsin and many participants from various states. counties and cities contribute sweepstakes and county prizes.
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