Europe Sees Hope in Germany France Pact Notes
Stresemann's note to France and the league system are seen as paving the way for peace though Article 16 still blocks full accord. Germany offers to join the league only with Article 16 not applicable, while urging arbitration reviews and disarmament links with France and Poland. Premier Palneve signals a US settlement possible by November 1 and Caillaux may travel to the United States. Scopes trial verdict finds Bryan and Darrow duel ends with guilty verdict. Jardine reports renewed confidence in farming amid improving prices and production values. Moroccan and Chinese crises press French and international diplomacy as officers prepare a major offensive and Shanghai Canton tensions rise.
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Ermany
France
Europe
Stresemann
England
League
Germany
League Council
League of Nationa
Russia
Poland
Paria
Czechoslovakia
Hague Court
League of Nations
M. Herland
Sald
Faris
Belgium
Ruhr
Duesseldorf
Duisburg
Hoh. Fort
Stregemann
Ap Ains
Chat Benjamin Strong
United States Federal Reserve Bank
Jens T. Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
Raulstos
Tennessee Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Ths
Walter White
Congress
William J. Bryan
Parence Darrow
Bryan
Jonah
Joshua
Darrow
Solent
Taza
Quetzan
Fes
Naulin
Marshal Petain
Abd-el- Krim
Spain
Agriculture Dept Reports Farm Income Then Year Ends June
Department figures show U S farmers earned a gross income of 12.186 billion dollars from agricultural production for the year ending June. This compares with 11.288 billion the prior year, a rise of about 7 percent driven mainly by higher returns after accounting for feed seed and waste costs.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Australians greet divided American fleet in Melbourne and Sydney
Australians crowded Melbourne and Sydney last week to welcome sections of the divided U S Navy fleet. Speeches of greeting rang out as the gray warships arrived. Admiral Robinson led the visit at Sydney with a seventeen gun salute and official calls. Sir Dudley Dechair, governor of New South Wales, assisted in reviewing the parade from the ships.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Admiral Robinson
Dudley Dechal
New South Wales
Ford bid to junk ships blocked amid merchant marine fears
Henry Ford’s bid for the U S Shipping Board fleet is held up after objections from unsuccessful bidders under the first ad. A ruling by the attorney general may halt junking sales if the Marine Act is violated. Chairman O’Connor seeks guidance as Van Sweringen Nickel Plate merger faces Interstate Commerce Commission scrutiny. A heated exchange between O P Van Sweringen and S W Anderson over projected promoter profits halts cost and value tabulation.
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Enry Ford
United States Shipping Board
O'Connor
van Sweringen
Interstate Commerce Commission
O. P. van Sweringen
S. W. Anderson
Minnority
Anderson
Hearings on postal rates begin before congress
Postmaster General New tells lawmakers that new rates began April 15 and May revenue rose about 4 131 dollars over May 1924. He cautions that insufficient time has passed to judge the full effect of the changes.
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Congressional Commission
New
Sidney Draw Calf Club Draws Best Calves at Kreiz Farm
The Sidney Draw calf club members drew calves at George Kreiz farm with county agent Willey assisting. Each child tied a number to a calf and drew for their animal, aiming to raise the best calf. Nearby visits included Mrs. George Hockerton and family at Frank Kurz home, and various Sunday gatherings and farm talk amid harvest and crop notes.
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Bers
Sidney Draw
George Kreiz
Mr. Willey
George Hockerton
Betty Jane
Mr. Sheley
Frank Kurz
Cecila Kurz
Anna
Helen
Janeda
Dorothy
Frances van Alatyn
Christina
Augusta Kretz
Leonard
Elmer Dendinger
Emil Interholzinger
Cecelia
John Seidel
Sidney
John Kurz
James Mohatt
George Hockerson
George Kretz
Joe Dendinger
Cecelia Kurz
Bobby
van Alstyn
Juneda
Dorothy van Alstyn
John Hemmer
Sterling
Frank Interholzinger
Roy Spicknell
George Krets, Sr
Otto Kurz
N. B. Henderson
Huntsman
Local Socials Report From Maples Grove Community
Neighbors and families visit homes across Maples Grove this week. Nela Johnson, Ed Miles, Nels Johnson, Otto Davis, Theo Waddell, and Henry Elsen hosts appear repeatedly as residents called, dined, or spent afternoons together. Several Kragel siblings, Ruhter family, Sharman family, and Johnsons share multiple calls and dinners through Thursday to Sunday.
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Nela Johnson
Theo Waddell
Ed Miles
Nels Johnson
George Siders
Otto Davis
R. C. Ruhter
Henry Elsen
Mr. Ruhter
Andrew Johnson
A. G. Weaver
W. T. Sharman and Sons
Sophia
Clara Kragel
R. C. Rubter
F. A. Johnson
Alabaugh
Otto’ Davis
W. T Sharman and Sons
Ht. C. Rulter
Henry James
Helen Johnson
Mra
A. K. Anderson
Attorney Fred Parks Opens Insurance Friendly Practice
Fred Parks announces arrival at W P Milea’s office to practice general law and associate with top insurance companies. He will handle automobile insurance and invites friends to visit.
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Fred Parks
W. P. Milea
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Martino
Washington
New London
Edward W. Pickard
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Berlin
Palnleve
M. Caillaux
Henri Franklin-Bouillon
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Jardine
West
Mr. Jardine
Shanghai
Chekiang
Hongkong
Canton
Peking
Maples Grove
Little Sam Felice
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