Illinois Manufacturers fight U S competition drive
The Illinois Manufacturers' Association backed by Dayton Scale president Samuel Hastings urged Congress to curb government production in private markets. The resolution condemns government enterprises from ships to mail boxes and envelopes, arguing taxes and costs rise when public bodies displace private firms. President Coolidge was cited as opposing further government expansion in industry.
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Chicago
Illinois Manufacturers’ Associattion
Board of Directors
Congress
John M. Glenn
Association
Post Office Department
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Samuel M. Hastings
Dayton Scale Company
Coolidge
Hastings
New York
Everett Sanders
Glenn
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Michigan
William , King
Utah
Henry R. Rathbone
Wilnols
W. D. Boles
Iowa
J. T Deal
Virginia
Carl R. Chindbloom
Henry T. Rainey
Fred A. Britten
Thomas A. Doyle
HH Dols
Guggenheim Offers 2 Million for U S Aeronautics
Millionaire Daniel Guggenheim proposes a 2 million gift to Secretary Hoover to foster aeronautics in the United States. He would provide 500 thousand now and 1.5 million on demand, to fund aeronautical education, science, aircraft development, and the use of air transport in business and society. He requests trust administration by eminent experts and disavows a permanent foundation.
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New York
Daniel Guggenheim
Hoover
United States
Guggenheim
Comet of Eleventh Magnitude Found in Hydra
Cambridge Harvard College Observatory announces discovery of a comet of the eleventh magnitude in Hydra. The find adds another minor celestial body to the records observed from the Cambridge facility.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College Observatory
Hydra
Modify Dry Act Draw Plans Sealed by 56 Members
Fifty six members sign a petition urging fellow representatives to join in drawing plans to modify the dry act at this session. The appeal calls modification inevitable and seeks coordinated action among lawmakers.
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O. K
Washington
House
Thia Sesalon
Chicago Wins Milk Battle Victory Agreement Reached
Chicago officials and Dr. W. A. Evans announce a joint milk commission accord ending a public dispute over milk purity. The breakthrough signals the city’s triumph in securing a clean milk supply and sets the framework for enforcement and oversight.
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Chicago
W. A. Evans
Joint Milk Commission
Nebraska News Briefs Highlight State Topics
The Boyd county board sets a 10 cent bounty on crows. Fre mont's Isaac Walton League, near 300 members, is strong. Columbus plans an $80,000 motion picture and vaudeville theater. Willis W. Cole, 67, ex state representative and Nebraska game and fish law author, dies in Lincoln. Lincoln Coffee Mills theft involves 150 in coins. Kenyon College Angus steer named grand champion in Denver show. Nebraska's oldest resident, Rose Garvey, 113, dies near Albion. Scottsbluff plans a hatchery and poultry farm with two 150,000 chick incubators.
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Boyd
Isaac Walton
Fremont
Columbus
Willis W. Cole
Lincoln
Lexington
Nebraska
Western Theological Seminary
Garret van Camp
Petersburg
Boone County
Hastings
Adam Breede
Hastings Tribune
Lincoln Coffee and
Thelyes
College Kenyon
University of Nebraska
Denver
Rose Garvey
Albion
Scottsbluff
Thurston County
Everett T. Winter
Omaha
Norfolk
BE. Tonseth
Norway
Nebras- La-Iowa
Missouri River
Boundary Commission of
Bridgeport
Mayer Hardware Company
Nebraska City
Nebraska Territorial Association
Miste Historical Society
Chicago
Eamess City
St. Louis
Bermuda
New York
Shige
Reland Fiasitti
Nebraska Over Growers Association
George Johnson
Sue
Burns
Winnnebago
Thomas D. Gri
Hardy
Nitchells County
Bas
State University
Cheater Mobley
Burne
Fairview
Facseer Heene
Tm Nebraska
Air Mail Signal Lights Targeted Deliberate Damage Warned
The Post Office Department details a night flight schedule for air mail routes from New York to San Francisco via Chicago and Omaha with night legs on certain segments. Pilots rely on flight-line lights for safety and may be diverted or crash if signals are disrupted. Instances of light damage or removal of bulbs have been reported, endangering trans continental service.
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The
Post Office Department
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Ill
Omaha
Nebr
Cheyenne
Cleveland
Rock Springs
Equipment and hardware theft hits local facility
A local facility reports equipment theft and loss of automatic lighting controls. Investigators say tase devices and related apparatus were forcefully removed, with other minor items also stolen in the incident. Authorities are reviewing security footage and seeking tips from the public.
Sharp Music Co Stock Sold at Deep Discounts in Denver
The Knight Campbell Music Co announces a closing sale of the Sharp Music Co stock from Denver. Pianos players phono graphs radio sets and band and stringed instruments are offered at 25 percent or more off regular low Sharp prices with special sale terms and full guarantees. Write for list of bargains and full descriptions.
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Sharp Music Co
Denver
Knight-Campbell Music Co
Colorado
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BSG
Hall
FE. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Farm Loans and Insurance
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Western Securities Company
Frank Schroeder
Hink
Sidney, Nebr
Gurley
Huntsman
Colton
Sidney
Poland
China
John Deere Lister
John Deere
John Deere Gang
Emerson
Rhode Island
A. A. Sharp, Auctioneer
Liberty State Bank
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