Hoover Warns of Foreign Price Manipulation Across Commodities
Secretary Hoover told the committee that the United States must build up resistance to foreign price controls on rubber cotton camphor coffee iodine nitrates potash mercury and sisal or face a grim future in world relations. He urged executive session as letters between Commerce State and Britain were read showing British noncommitment on rubber pricing. He cited six years to pay Britain the war debt in extra profits as a context for the probe led by Representative Tilson into alleged foreign market manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
H Loover
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Departments of Commerce and State
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Great Britain
Hungarian Fascists Plan to March on Budapest
The Arbeiter Zeitung reports Julius Gombos chief of the Hungarian Fascists is in the Keoskemet area gathering forces to march on Budapest. The Hungarian Social Democrats accuse Fascists of forging 30 billion francs to fund a bid for Archduke Albrecht and throne moves by Legitimists led by Count Bethlen to place Prince Otto on the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Vienna
Austria
Arbeiter’ Zeitung
Bethlen
Hungary
Julius Gombos
Keoskemet
Social Democrats
France
Archduke Atrecht
Archduke Albrecht
Count Methlen
Prince Otto
Charles
Tacna Riots Erupt Over Plebiscite Dispatches
Chileans and Peruvians clashed in Tacna as 36 Peruvian electoral workers arrived for a plebiscite to decide control of Tucna and Arica. Police quelled the fight after several rioters were wounded and troops patrolled to prevent a recurrence amid public excitement.
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Arica
Chile
Tacna
Tucna
Predictions Ship Canal Start in 1927
At the tidewater congress closing session in St Paul W L Narding former Iowa governor and tidewater association president H C Gardner of Chicago predicted the Great Lakes St Lawrence tidewater canal construction would begin within eighteen months.
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St. Paul
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Canal
Tidewater Congress
W. L. Narding
Iowa
H. C. Gardner
Chicago
Iowa Governor Names Body to Pick Date for Farm Meet
Gov John Hamill of Iowa appoints a 50 member committee to choose the date and venue for a corn belt conference. The group will decide on including wheat growers and will evaluate their request to join. The panel stems from a recent agriculture conference by the Iowa Bankers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
John Hamuilll
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Timber Road to Be Abandoned in Wisconsin Line
The Interstate Commerce Commission grants Chicago and North Western permission to abandon 16 miles of railroad between Kenosha and Woodman Wisconsin. The section was formerly operated as a timber line.
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Washington
Chicago & Northwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kenenore
Woodman
Wis
Oldest Dakota Bank Closed in North Dakota
Bismarck State Bank, the oldest bank in North Dakota, closed voluntarily due to depletion of its reserve funds. The move ends a long local financial institution and leaves customers seeking access to deposits and services while authorities arrange potential successor steps.
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Bismarck
N. D
Bismarck State Bank
North Dakota
Voluntaary
Pleasant View Community Notes From Last Week
Pleasant View reports a busy weekend with church services at Taul's Luthern church led by Rev Braun and Rev Davmsdhhiwelg. Neighbors hosted Sunday dinners at the Border and Miles homes, with families visiting, traveling to Potter, and returning from breaks. A red bitmerd visited Sunday, and there are 8 to 10 foot drifts around buildings from the recent weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peery
Itary Filson’s
Ray Miles
Ed Miles
Louw Houge
R. W. Tolison
Colton
Will and Albert Johnson
Frank Holm
A. G. Weaver
R. Sellin
Henry Glant
W. Y. Miles
Nels ‘Wohnson
Perry
Henry James
Amtraw Johnson
W. T. Sherman’s
C. C. Club
Mail Routes Pressed By Snow Drifted Roads In Maple Grove
Local residents describe partial progress by the mall carrier as roads fail to break and wind drifts close routes. Neighbors and families gather for New Year’s activities, dinners, and visits while farm work and hog shipments continue in Colton and nearby towns.
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Frank Christensen
W. T. Sharmman
Henry Elsen
Colton
Lou Hough
R. W. Johnson
Sidney
Ed Miles
Mr. Holm
Henry Elsen's
Charley Jones
F. A. Johnson
Local notes from Spring Canyon and nearby towns
A fragmented community column records visits and social events. Mr and Mrs Charles Brecht and four children returned from a Denver visit. Isabel McKelvey stayed with the Moore family. Budgets of gatherings include Viking Breier meeting and a surprise birthday party for Mrs Dave Todd with 35 attendees. Basketball Crook beat Peetz 24 7 in a new gym. Multiple residents, including Gus Sutter and Lois Reeves, are noted for travel, visits, and hospitality.
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Batest
Nemo
Gus Sutter
Merling
Dave Todd
Todd
A. J. Heying
A. D. Hilliard
Milo Moore
John McKelvey
Crook
Grook
Peetz
Robert Nicholas
Lois
Wimma Reeves
Sterting
Sparks Family Trip to Omaha and Local News Update
North Divide reports Paul Sparks and family plus Mrs J C Sparks left Friday by auto for Omaha where Sparks was elected delegate to the state farmers union meeting held January 11. Several residents, including Ed Wolverton and Louis Bailey, were noted in midweek visits and local activities amid travel.
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Paul Sparks
J. C. Sparks
Omaha
Sparks
Farmers Union
Ed Wolverton
Isaac Jones
Louie Bailey
Huntsman
Clifford Jones
Geo. Rippe Place
John Jones
George Rippe
Aden Jones
Pawami Jim Sparks
Sidney
George Jones
Brocklesby
T. C. Spiker
Fred Beyer
Huntanan
Ruth
Ruby Sparks
Paul Sparke
George Ripper
Thureday
A. K. Anderson
Huntaman
Roy Frame
Mr. Sterling
Aden
Clayton Jones
Afr
Charles Wower
Ed Wolverton and
George Neiman
Local figures brief entries on John Jones and Sidney trades
Jeorge Rippe catsat on John Jones Saturday morning. Carl Busboom butchered beef Friday. John Jones marketed bogs in Sidney Saturday.
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Jeorge Rippe
John Jones
Carl Busboom
Day
Sidney
Lorenzo Club Elects Officers At Clyde Robertson Home
The Lorenzo club held a special meeting at the Clyde Robertson home to elect officers for the year and appoint project leaders. Nearby, Max Smith and Robert Magee traveled to Sterling Colorado amid winter travel difficulties.
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Lorenzo Club
Clyde Robertson
Max Smith
Robert Magee
Sterting
Colorado
Stuene
J. B. Smith
Frank Meier
J. D. Bolton
Raigh Fleming
J. F. Fleming
Abe
Potter
Reuben Being
Geo. Fleming
Sidney
Fulton
R. H. Sweitzeberger
Edward Anderson
Fred Waller
Lorenzo Physical Culture
Frank Mecler
Peetz
Keith
Robert Robertson
Schiool
Sundry Social Visits and Illness Around South Sund
South Sund: Mr and Mrs Todd Gentry hosted visitors at the Tymch home Sunday. Nearby families including Sharp Holmes Kinney Miles and Gentry shared meals or called on neighbors. Illness limited Sheldon Wingerd from teaching. Bonser and others reported health and sport outings. Interaction spanned Crook, Miles, Pokorney and Roth households with frequent Sunday visits.
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Mrs. Todd Gentry
Tymch Home
Burdette Sharp
H. BR. Holmes
Saymond Gentry
Todd Gentry
Roy Kinney
Richard Fras
Miles
Sheldon Wingerd
Local Social Roundup Adds to Weekday Visit and Repairs
White Cove Valley residents Dan Beebe stayed Monday night at the Carl Meyerlolz home and listened to the radio. John McDonnell took a roadster to Cresk Monday for repairs with Mr Lewis. Mr Bates and Dempsey were at Bill Pope's Tuesday. Harcy Leaves visited his own place.
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Melvin
Danny Gross
Crook
Carl Meyerholz
Sterling
John McDonnell
Mr. Hill
Nicholas
Raymoud Pope
Gislette
Wyoming
Ruseell Beebe
Curt Merertolt
Bailey Jamison
John MacDonnell
B&h Pope
Dave Todd
P. R. Bell
John Scott
Thorsday
Ross Brossard
White Cove
Linnie Lavergn
Cheyenne
Doctor Sprecher
Geo
Burriss
Qirl
Yehn
Bernard Hill
Bates
Dempsey
Pope's
Dan Beebe
Carl Meyerlolz
Cresk
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Bates
Bill Pope
Harcy
Chase-Lister Stock Company Delights Sidney Audiences
The Chase-Lister stock company, a Sidney favorite, presented The House of Fear at the U S A theatre Sunday night to a packed house. The mystery play was excellently acted and drew record crowds. fans await their return next season.
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Chase-Lister
Sidney Theatre
Sidney
Be photographed this year at Phelps Studio birthday notice
A brief birthday announcement notes Ep Yi’s photos at Phelps Studio this year. Also mentions plate glass windshields and Se Dan doors installed at Habler Garage, highlighting recent updates to the property.
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Phelps Studio
Habler Garage
Registered Piano Tune at Burgess Music Store
Those seeking piano tuning work should contact Burgess Music Store. The note from Frank C Jerome says this is his Mth year coming to Sidney, indicating multiple visits to the area for work.
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Burgess Music Store
Sidney
Frank C, Jerome
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U. S
Citea
City of Tacna
Dakota Bank
Bon Dipert
Rev. Braunschwelg Aed
Rel
Titin
O. Davmsdhhiwelg
Farewall
Taul
Luthenimn Church
Frank ‘Miller
Ikemnan Man- Keds
Wm. Border
G. C. Gemeinhardt
Frank Miller
Meta Gemeinbarik
iMr
Wmf
C. G Gemeinbunit
Beecher Heme
Tho
Arthur
Frank
Hun
Amanda Gemainherd
Sen
Border
John Helmers
Hopkins
Chiktiag
W. Z. Sharman’s
Duteri
Setonday
W. T. Sharman
Yong
Nels
Johor
Maple Grove
Eve
F. A. Johnson’s
Otto Davis
W. T. Sharanam
Nels Johnson
Theo Waddell
Kahse
Airs
R. W. Johnson’s
R. C. Ruhter
Spring Canyon
Isabel ‘McKelvey
M. T. Moore
Robert
Roy McKinstry
Harry Reeves
Dick Sutter
Sam Polick
A. D. Hilliard’s
Helen Brecht
Frances “Moore
North Divide
Lorenzo
Gurley
Tun
Pice
George McCall
Joan McDonnell
Jordan’s
Mary
E. F. Loudy
Bernard Hit
Pail Brossard
Bernani
J. A. Hill
Meyerholz
Geo. McCall
Wift
Bob Nicholas
Pope
Perry Balentine
South Sund
the Allen Boys
Hugo Kuli
Donald Miles
Frankie Pokorney
Raymond Gentry
Frank Suchy
Pokorney
Z. C. Miles
Ray Osborne
Wexler
George Bonser
H. R. Hikmes
J. C. Milee
Harold Bonser
Richard Frans
John Fisher
Roy Kenney Cailat
E. N. Roth
Foe Louderback
D. R
White Cove Valley
Sidney Ice and Storage Co
Springers
Bran
Sidney Ice & Storage Co
California
The
Burlington
Royal Gorge
Pullman
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