Chicago Grain Elevator Fire Wrecks Meat Plant
A major blaze in Chicago today left a grain elevator and a meat packing establishment in ruins along the river. One firefighter was seriously injured and about one hundred firemen and workers were overcome or lightly injured during the effort to fight the flames. Damages are estimated at several million dollars.
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Chicago
Two Plants in Ruins After Massive Grain Elevator Fire
A blaze at the Quincy Grain elevator and the Omaha Packing plant destroyed both sites. Fire officials report 700 firefighters and three fireboats battled the flames as 871,000 bushels of grain, mostly wheat, burned. One firefighter suffered a skull fracture. several treated for smoke inhalation. Over 24 hours, power and spectators swarmed the scene amid shifting winds. The incident involved government wheat and resulted in substantial property losses.
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Quincy
Omaha Packing Company
Cavo
Mexican court case seeks 20 year max for Texas slayer
Alberto Sanchez Jr confessed to murdering Edna Merle Springer, 11, near Leming, Atascosa County. The Texas district attorney asked for a 20 year maximum penalty on exile trial in Nuevo Laredo. Extradition from Mexico was refused, claiming Garza was Mexican, though Sanchez was born in the United States.
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San Antonio
Sanchez
Nueva la
FARM BOARD DEFENDED BY WILLIAMS AT CO-OP INSTITUTE
Carl Williams vice chairman of the federal farm board defended policy before the Aaron Jean Institute of Cooperation. He said interest on more than 40 million dollars lent to co operatives would offset losses and rejected criticism that the farm board sought to dominate the co operatives. He argued that only competing cooperatives should combine while non competing ones need not.
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Durham
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Carl Williams
Federal Farm Board
Arror- Jean Institute of Co-operation
Williams
Farm Board
Arm Board
Australian Gold Production Gains
Gold production in Australia for the first five months of this year rose about 25 percent over the same period last year. Some districts are reported to be producing more than a normal year since 1919, according to the commerce department advisory.
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Washington, D. C
Austalia
Commerce Department
City commissioners set August 12 budget update
City officials announced that commissioners will be informed August 12 by Waller Talseh on whether they are within the yearly budget. Trisch said all funds to date are within the limit. The note references local events and advertisements for Aug. 7 and Aug. 11 with names like Troy Floyd and Ralph Webster appearing in asides.
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Gutiter
Trisch
Troy Floyd
Tax rate set to zero in Avilla Indiana
Avilla Indiana news notes the next year tax rate will be zero as the town shows a surplus of 13000 dollars beyond needed appropriations. The report emphasizes Avilla as a good place and mentions the surplus.
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Avilla
Ind
Avilea
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Woman is cut by broken windshield in street incident
Glass cuts on the face from a stone hurled by wheels of another car struck Mrs Mauce Montgomery 21 of 601 Eliswood Avenue sending her to Robert F Green hospital Friday. The accident occurred on Nogathos Street near the city limits. G Garza 140 Nogalitar Street treated for knife cuts after a clash at Covington Park Thursday night. A stomach pump was used on Ramon Galvan 1 year old of 412 Monterey Street after he swallowed lye. Anita Gomez 8 of 802 Arbor Place treated for burns when a pressing iron fell on her.
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Eliswood Avenue
Robert 5. Green Hospital
Nogathos Street
G. Garza
Nogalitar Street
Covington Park
Ramon Galvan
Monterey
Anita Gomez
Arbor Place
M'Donald Plan to Visit U.S. Denied
London reports say Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald has no current plan to visit the United States. Officials denied any intention by him or a delegation member to go to Washington to discuss the debts issue in connection with the imperial economic conference.
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London
Ramsey MacDonald
United States
Imperial Economic Conference
Washington
Real Planes Used In Wind Tunnel
Full sized flying models of planes are used in gigantic tunnel. Two 15 foot propellers powered by 4000 horsepower electric motors create artificial hurricane winds up to 112 miles per hour for testing.
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