Meadow Lawn Items Recap Of Local Visits And News
The Better Kitchen club met with Mrs R R Bovee Thursday. A ten pound baby girl was born January 28 at the Paul Mann home. James Sullivan bought a new Ford car. Many neighbors visited homes of the Morrow Bovee and Krender families as corn was harvested and social calls were made around Dalton Potter and Potter area.
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Better Kitchen Club
R. R. Bovee
Henry Mayer
Dalton
Charles Mayer
James Sullivan
Harry Scott
Paul Mann
Opal
Fay
Harold Boyee
George Juell
Potter
Wm. Prinn
Charles Neaman
Ed Morrow
Elmer Mayer
Bob Wallick
Delorie
Ray
Nome relief by mushers and dogs saves diphtheria risk
Edward W Pickard recalls the Nome relief epic as Leonard Seppala and team forged through blizzard with antitoxin. Charlie Olson and Gunnar Kasson continued the relay to Nome, led by Balto, in a heroic rescue praised nationwide.
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UBLIC
Nome
Floyd Colins
Sandcave
Kentucky
Alaska
North
Leonard Seppala
Norton Bay
Charlie Olson
Golomin
Olson
Bluff
Cape Nome
Gunnar Kasson
Balto
Kasson
Gunnar
Solomon
Safety
America
Seppala
Kentucky cave disaster ends futile search for trapped man
Loyd Collins survives 80 hours trapped as a rock pinned his foot in a Kentucky cave. Rescue attempts faltered as works line up with ever-shifting rock. Engineers and Chicago surgeons arrived with militia supervising. A shaft from the hill was planned though likely fatal, with Collins possibly dead. Sanitary officials seek rapid Lake Michigan water withdrawal authorization from Secretary Weeks. Senate committee backs a nine-foot drainage channel.
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Chicago
Cairo
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Niagara
Loyd Collins
Kentucky
Cave City
Collins
Secretary of War
Weeks
War Department
Senate
Senate confirms Stone for Supreme Court seat after heated debate
The Senate voted 71 to 6 to confirm Attorney General Stone as associate justice. Nays by Frazier Norris Heflin Trammell Johnson Shipstead Wheeler cites concerns over Wheeler and Ownbey cases. Borah supports but seeks limits on moving Wheeler case to DC. Separate department of aeronautics fuels a Washington row over Mitchell Moffatt and airline testimony.
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Stone
United States Supreme Court
Frazier
Norris
Heflin
Trammel
Johnson and Shipstead
Ownbey
Borah
Wheeler
District of Columbia
HDRE
Army
Navy
House and Senate clash over revenue legislation and postal pay
TV ASTAns reports the house sent to the senate a postal pay and rate increase bill which the senate approved. The house then considered its own measure mirroring the senate bill but aimed at boosting revenue to fund higher salaries for postal workers.
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TV Astans
House
Senate
Wheat Prices Surge Sparking Global Alarm and Fears
Heat prices climb above 2 dollars per bushel in Chicago and rise elsewhere, triggering famine warnings and bread price hikes. Critics blame trader manipulation, arguing farmers gain no profit from the high wheat costs.
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Cameron
Arizona
Federal Trade Commission
Illinois
Grain Marketing Corporation
Chicago
Forbes and Thompson Sentenced in Guerra Hospital Contract Case
Col Charles R Forbes and John W Thompson face two years in a federal penitentiary and a 10000 dollar fine for conspiring to defraud the government on soldiers hospital contracts. Judge Carpenter denied a new trial and rejected mitigation citing service and wounds. Gaston B Means and T B Felder receive similar penalties in related actions.
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Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
Chicago
Carpenter
Forbes
Gaston B. Means
New York
Thompson
T. B. Felder
Means
Italian envoy Giacomo di Martino named ambassador to U.S.
Giacomo di Martino is appointed Italy's ambassador to the United States. predecessor Prince Caetan has left Washington. Martino is expected to present proposals to settle Italy's war debt with America. premier Rykoff announces broad amnesty for anti-soviet and counterrevolutionary figures from the civil war era. Spence expels the Greek Catholic patriarch in Constantinople, with other officials to follow, sparking Greek fury and possible League action. Turkey maintains Lausanne-treaty compliance and domestic focus. Demonstrations hit Greek towns and cabinet credibility hangs in balance.
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Giacomo DI Martino
United States
Prince Caetan
Washington
Martino
Italy
America
Spence
Constantinople
Greece
League of Nations
Turkey
Ahmed Zogu Elected President Amid Stable Conditions
Lbania returns to calm after a revolt that toppled Fan Nolli. Ahmed Zogu, leader of the revolt, has been elected president of the republic, signaling a new political phase and restored order.
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Lbania
Ahmed Zogu
Fan Nolli
Money to Loan on Farm Land at Eight Percent
Public notice seeking loan at eight percent for twenty seven thousand dollars two thousand five hundred on good farm land on north table. Call W W Miles for details and arrangements.
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P. Miles
New Z-bar Candy Delights Taste Buds At Local Stores
A bold claim on a new Z-bar from Chase Candy Company promises a superior candy that melts in the mouth. The full description highlights malted milk nougat almonds and premium milk chocolate, noting extensive testing and broad dealer enthusiasm. Local shops offer the bar today.
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Chase Candy Conant
Chase Candy Company
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