Hughes Addresses London as Europe Awaits Dawes Plan
In London, Charles E Hughes, U S secretary of state, met leaders amid Dawes plan talks on German reparations. He urged disinterested American assistance for Europe’s economic rehab while stressing private investment and non-government actions. Conference shows deadlock as Europe watches Washington’s stance.
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United States
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United States of America
England
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Hughes
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America
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Europe
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Congress
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Early plowing boosts wheat yields and moisture use
Tests at extension stations and farmer practice show fall plowing or early disk followed by plowing improves soil moisture absorption and seedbed quality. Five to ten bushels more wheat per acre is common. Early plowing also reduces weed competition and raises soil nitrogen. Stacking grain enables earlier plowing after rains.
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Agricultural College At
Lincoln
Public urged to aid rail safety at grade crossings
Railroads report daily spending of 3 million to reduce grade crossing accidents and urge the public to act. They call for stopping, looking, and listening, strict braking checks, and clear crossing when trains approach. Campaigns include posters and stickers to promote safety and emphasize trains have right of way and cannot stop quickly.
When You Cook with the Iron Spider
A tip for round cakes that rise without running and bake perfectly using the iron spider. Washington pies baked this way won’t stick or burn and handling is easier. The spider makes a fine Brown Betty and doubles as a roaster when covered with a skillet. it outperforms granite for puddings and scalloping.
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Washington
Wheeler Selected as La Follette's Running Mate
Montana Democrat Genator Burton K Wheeler is named by La Follette as his running mate on the Independent ticket. In a letter of acceptance Wheeler asserts loyalty to democracy and clean government while opposing Wall Street influence and pledges to serve the country and promote enforcement of the law.
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Helen Wills
le Bourget
Paris
Bucharest
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
LaFollette
Wheeler
Wall Street
Inc
War on grade crossing dangers urged by Carl Gray
Carl Gray, president of the Union Pacific, advocates heightened cautious driving at grade crossings. He cites 1818 annual fatalities nationwide over five years and Coolidge’s call for rail and highway grade separation, noting the vast cost but urging immediate safety measures and clearer train notices at crossings.
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Carl Gray
The
Union Pacific
Bulletin
Coolidge
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
United State
Darrow Withdraws Plea in Leopold Loeb Case
Laurence Darrow stunned Chicago by prompting Leopold and Loeb to plead guilty to murder and kidnapping. The trial proceeds before Chief Justice John R. Caverly without a jury as the State argues for the gallows while Darrow vows prevention of execution and containment.
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Larence Darrow
Leopold- Loeb
Chicago
Darrow
John R. Caverly
Crowe
United States official killed in Teheran turmoil
United States vice consul Robert Imbrie was beaten to death by anti foreign demonstrators in Teheran Persia. Martial law was imposed across the city and surrounding areas as rioting continued. Washington plans to appoint a minister to the Irish Free State who will act independently of the British ambassador and his accountability.
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Robert Imbrie
United States
Teheran
Persia
Washington
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