Livestock Leaders Promote Meat Education At Convention
Delegates at the National Live Stock association convention in Chicago urged retail dealers to stock and artistically carve meat to boost consumption. R G Pollock highlighted ongoing educational campaigns with state universities and high schools, while policy talks covered tuberculin tests, imports, and price stability. Friday features include a talk by James Stone on Farm Board functions. Alexander Locker visited the city.
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American National Live Stock Association
Gunter
R. G. Pollock
Chicago
Mebiger
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Pollock
Ee T. ©. Wallon
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Southern Pacific
Jawa
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Briday
James Stone
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Stone
Millrea
Pure Oil Company
Smith Bluff
Texas
Laurel Petroleum Company
Texas Corporation
San Antonio
Pete's Path and Escape Route Diagram
Picture shows artist’s depiction of Cele McKenzie’s escape from Dexar rarity Jall. Window on left marks entry. Branhear notes a window through which Pete escaped by rope line. Bed elrches and wire describe barriers. Mise marks high wall at jail rear. section of window from which bars were bent is shown.
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Cele McKenzie
Branhear
Pete
Foreign loan board urged in senate measures
Washington March 15 The foreign loan board idea was urged by California Republican Honster Johnaan to the Senate as two bills seek to require bankers reports to the secretary of commerce and to establish a foreign loan board to supervise federal reserve participation in foreign financing. The proposals were discussed by Tehinson and members of the Senate finance committee who questioned their worth.
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Ozark Mood Lifts as Harvest Funds Flow in
In Missouri and Arkansas Ozark mountain residents enjoy better times with sorghum moving to market and rising bank deposits. A noted drop in gloom follows increased farming activity and higher demand for mail order catalogs. The piece highlights money saving, rising bank activity, and regional prosperity amid mountaineers advancing rural commerce.
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Congress action on nominations and fiscal measures
Congress committees discuss nominations for reconstruction directors and a tariff censure plan while the House weighs interior department appropriations and a Geneva delegation expense. Finance and labor probes touch foreign hand issues and labor injunctions as banking and rail inquiries proceed.
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Willam &. Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
Banking
Reconstruction i Vane Corporation
Norris Will
Politician cries foul over Texas railroad fare discrimination
Senator Tomas Pollard of Tyler filed a complaint with the Texas Railroad Commission alleging Missouri Pacific Railway charged East Texas passengers one third higher round trip fares for intrastate trips. He named stations including Lindale Tyler Swann Whitehouse Jacksonville Mount Vernon and Longview as affected, seeking immediate corrective action.
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Texas Air
Texas Railroad Commission
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Tomas Pollard
Tyler
Pollard
Lexus Commission
Interstate Commerce Commmission
Powny
Mincola
Lindale
Swann
Whiteknuse
Talesti Facksonville
Uroup
Overton
Gore
Longview
East Poxas Ail Tren
Blacksmith Dies Recalled as Lincoln Ally in Civil War
Isaac, a Chicago resident and longtime blacksmith, died suddenly at 85. He knew Abraham Lincoln, served in the Union Army from age 16, and lived in Springfield before relocating to Chicago. The obituary notes his Civil War service and local standing.
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Tun
Abraha
Hey
Udd Green Street
Springfield
Ross
Cain
Tie
Chicago
Isaac
Multinational Enrollment At Mexico City American School
The American School in Mexico City hosts 20 nationalities with Mexicans and Americans as dominant groups. Enrollment reaches 677 students while the curriculum extends through high school and credits transfer to United States colleges. The school is supported by the American School Foundation.
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P Ool
Mexico City
Numiber
Leman Americans Secon
United States
Robbed of Shoes He Trudges in Patmont Street
In Patmont West Virginia 25 year old Leithia tix hare feet on sidewalks and avoids iron gratings after a theft left him barefoot. An unknown hobdip man took his shoe and spike on Epirmont's main thoroughfare.
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Ton
Leithia Tix Hare
Zinger
Kicked in Face by Mule, He Dies in West Virginia
A 42 year old man Olle Thompson is killed after being kicked in the face by a mule in an incident near Nontu Fore West Virginia. The report conveys rough transcription with unclear details but confirms fatal mount-related injury and the involved animal. Local authorities are investigating the case.
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Olle Thompson
Ena
Keke
Mole
Judd Trial Delayed by Ill Jurors in Thornin Arizona
In Thornin Arizona jurors M. T. White and Joseph Standage fell ill delaying the Judd trial. Judge Toward G Speaks postponed until this afternoon to determine if both jurors can resume or be excused. The defendant’s mother, Mrs Minnie Judd, faced further testimony as doctors report influenza and illness affecting the jury. Rev Warvey Jar McKinnell, father of the defendant, testified about insanity in the family tying to the case proceedings. Mrs Judd remained impassive during testimony.
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Minnie Tuth
Judd
Uribe
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Bel Leone
Senare
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Standage
White
Jail
Warvey Jar McKinnell
McKinnell
Roosevelt Favored by Vermont Democratic Committee
Burlington Vermont January 24. The Vermont Democratic state committee endorsed the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York. An unofficial report of caucus proceedings shows only one committee member announced endorsement of Roosevelt.
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Delegates Arrive in Geneva for Disarmament Conference
U S delegates including Francn Cherrot Tan Swanson Indian Mary Raima Woolley and American Melgete ca arrived today aboard the President Aarding and headed for Switzerland after the war Paris job. The arrival marks the start of participation in the Geneva disarmament forum with officials from White Coll and other groups noted in the brief dispatch.
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Swanson Indian
Mary Raima Woolley
Aierigan
Melegetca
President Aarding
Switzerland
Stock Exchange Restrictions on Products Urged
Ward Itu of the American Far Rurean Frieration calls for rigid limits on speculative tenvenctions in grain futures. He supports the Emmen-Canine WH plan to cap holdings at two million dollars and seeks removal of shad selling from futures exchanges to curb market power.
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Ageconllure Somitien
Chorter Gray
Gray
House Tariff Plan Meets in Washington D C
The senate finance committee adjourned with no roll call on the revised Democratic tariff bill. A 10 to 10 tie, joined by Senator La Follette, blocked favorable action. The bill would restore to Congress the power to adjust rates after a commission inquiry and set up a seven member nonpartisan panel to oversee tariff policy and reciprocal trade talks.
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la Pollette
Mepublican
Wisconsin
Hoorn
Sincot
Oy Theo Mearine
Seontor Harrison
Mississingi
DIL
Congress
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Immigration case bonds set for SIM and S750 reevaluation
United States Commissioner Maul 4 presided over bonds for SIM and S750 in a case involving Maria Percy. The pair were apprehended by immigration officials in Marin and accused of attempting to re-enter from Mosica after deportation as citizens of the United States. Alejandro allegedly claimed citizenship, with officials saying both faced public scrutiny and tensions over the charges.
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United States
Maul
Saarkhort
Mojanden Tarra
Plinzgedt
Maria Percy
Marin
al- Joged
Mosica
Alejandro
Unis
Puiley
Engineer Maloney Surges in Railroading Career Milestone
Native of St Albans Maloney, among the oldest railroad engineers, nears completion of 52 years in service this month. The long-time locomotive expert, known for steady hands and reliability, continues to hold the throttle as the industry marks a notable tenure.
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Serriew
St. Albans
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