Chicago Board of Trade Suspended for 60 Days
The Grain Futures Commission in Washington suspends the Chicago Board of Trade for 60 days from August 7 for denying Farmers National Grain access to clearing privileges. The action, described as drastic, involves possible court challenges and potential bylaw changes to restore cooperative access.
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Chicago Board OF Trade
Washington, D. C
Brain Futures Exchange
Brain Futures Commission
Hyde
Lamont
Mitchell
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Board of Trade
Councel
Board of Trade of
City of
Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Updike Company
Farmers National
Clearing Corporation
Corporation
Farmers’ National
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dAnas
Commission
Board. of Trade
Board ,of Trade
Grips
CNS
United ‘Tates
National Grain Corporation
Grain Futures Commission
Washington
board _ of trade
Peter B. Carey
Decis
Carey
Negro Delinquents in Chicago Show High Percentage
At a University of Chicago meeting, E R Moses reports that in 1930 Negroes made up 21.2 percent of Chicago delinquents though they are 6.9 percent of the population. He notes 77.2 percent of Negro male delinquents in 1929 were born in the South and over a quarter came from Mississippi.
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Chicago
E. R. Moses
University of Chicago
Society For Social Research
South
Mississippi
Pupils Perfect Attendance At Washington Grammar School
Through thunder lightning rain and snow 34 days and year with no absence or tardy marks the Washington grammar school pupils endured harsh weather to attend class.
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West Warwick
R. 1
Egrris
Washington Grammar School
Five Months Added for Biting Officer in New Orleans
In New Orleans Lu July 23 a resisting arrestee bit the leg of the arresting officer. The man was charged to court and received five months extra to his jail term for the biting incident.
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New Orleans
INS
Garner Flourishes in Valley County Vote Asks District Return
In Texas on a Saturday election day, Solin Nance Garner maintains strong backing in the fifteenth congressional district. Valley voters largely support Garner for vice president and congress, with no opposition write ins reported. Democratic ballots favor Garner locally while the good government party limits ballots to county and district posts.
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Mocallen
Suly
Solin Nance
Garner
South Texas
Uwaldean
Congress
Good Government
Gas Bombing Sparks Sheriff Protest in Ohio Mine Clash
In Uhrichsville Ohio July 23 Sheriff Berry G Smith of Tuscarawas county protested and refused further cooperation with the militia after tear gas bombs were dropped from an Ohio National Guard plane on striking miners. Eight bombs were released aimed at about 100 pickets near a mine property. The sheriff said deputies would not be gassed while protecting workers threatened by the pickets.
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Uhrichsville
Ohio
INS
Ohio National Guard
Berry G. Smith
Tuscarawas County
Miltia
Smith
Karl. Bushong
Natonal Guard
Fhe
Trial Date Set in Third Degree Death Case
Nassau county police officers indicted in the third degree death of 20 year old Hyman Stark had their trial set for August 15 after a conference with District Attorney Elvin H. Edwards and Supreme Court Justice John B. Johnstone. Edwards declined to reveal the sealed indictments. Reportedly the charges resemble those against Supreme Court Justice Meter Brembrink who accused four officers of second degree murder seven of second degree assault and another as accessory to murder.
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Mineola
INS
Nassau County
Hyman Stark
Elvin H. Edwards
Supreme Court
John B. Johnstone
Edwards
Meter Brembrink
Blind Senators to Take Stump for Opposing Sides
The two blind senators will campaign for opposing tickets. Senator Schall of Minnesota remains Republican and will tour Minnesota and other western states while Senator Gore of Oklahoma plans visits in Oklahoma and the South, supporting different presidential tickets.
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Ington
D.C
INS
Schall
Minnesota
Gore
Oklahoma
Thief Steals Radio From ArmstronG Following Drawings
Cleveland reporters say a repairman visited Walter Armstrong days after he won a radio in a furniture company drawing and claimed it needed repair. The man took the radio and disappeared. Police and Armstrong suspect a company con.
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Thief Springs
Cleveland
INS
Walter Armstrong
Furniture Company
Armstrong
Wave of Heat in Chicago Recedes After Sharp Drop
CHICAGO July 2 U81 The heat wave that swept the city this week was broken today with temperatures about 30 degrees lower. A northeast wind stirred Lake Michigan sending choppy waves while several boats were driven ashore but no one was harmed.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Bomb Found in Old Clothes at Vancouver Rummage Sale
Old clothes collectors at a Vancouver church rummage sale unrolled garments and unearthed a potato masher bomb on a long handle from World War I. Police received the device and destroyed the munition.
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Vancouver
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Tully
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Wael Enlor
Shera
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