Florida Tries to Unscramble Titles
Florida courts and realty tribunals wrestle with a sprawling title mess from the Binder era and deferred payment periods. Foreclosures mounting in Dade and other counties reveal buyers and small firms misled by boom promises, prompting calls for affidavit based title clearing and scrutiny of deficiency judgments.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Putney Haight
Chicango Tribune
Dade County
Albany Cabbage Growers Celebrate Record Output
New York state reported a total cabbage production of 305100 tons this year, up 16700 from 1925. Despite lighter domestic harvests, the Danish variety boosted overall output with an estimated 204000 tons harvested versus 153300 the previous season.
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Albany
New York
Union
Department of Farms and Markets
Army Runs On Cash Basis In Monthly Bills
A financial report shows the army conducts business on a cash basis with most expenses paid monthly reflecting its accounting practices and budgeting approach during the period reported.
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Washington
Rail revenue drop hits England four railways
Revenue of England’s four great railways fell by 25 million pounds in six months during the coal stoppage, signaling a sharp impact on transport finance and industrial activity across the country.
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London
England
Buffaloes in Canadian Park Show Big Increase
Edmonton Alta. Buffalo in the government held at Wainwright Park has grown from 709 to 12 000 head since 1907 per J B Harkin Canadian national parks commissioner. The herd increases 1500 yearly as pastures shrink from farming. Some animals are moved to Slave River preserve. meat and hides are commercially utilized.
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Edmonton
Alta
Wainwright Park
J. B. Harkin
Canadian National Parks
North America
Mr. Harkin
Plains
Michael Pablo
Montana
Wainwright
Park
Slave River
Philadelphia
United States
Canada
French Protest Bread for Dogs in Paris
Protesters in Paris challenge dog bread feeding despite dogs consuming 3,000 tons daily. Critics claim funds spent on canines worsen hunger among 5,000,000 investors pensioners and underpaid workers suffering from a depreciated franc.
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Paris
France
Moscow Armenia Forecast Earthquakes Through Winter
Professor Mushketov of the Russian Academy of Science warns that Armenia may experience continued earthquakes throughout the winter. He heads the geological department and bases his outlook on recent seismic activity and regional tectonics.
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Moscow
Armenia
Mushketov
Geological Department
Russian Academy of Science
Domestic Affairs Baffle Puzzle Expert London
Alfred Harry Mutton, once Hanvover square butler, and his wife, in a dispute over roles and finances. The ex butler now works as a competition solutionist solving crossword and prize puzzles for paying clients, claiming winnings for others while tensions rise at home. The case comes before Mr Justice Hill to resolve household rifts and duties.
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London
Alfred Harry Mutton
Hanover Square
Justice Hill
Mutton
Queen Marie jewel heist suspect nabbed in New York
Police report a man posing as a professional tea taster attempted to steal nearly 2200 dollars in gems from Samuel Frothingham while Queen Marie visited. John Alderson, 27, described as a refined “gentleman burglar,” was arrested leaving a fashion district building. Recovered were a 1500 dollar bracelet with 50 diamonds, a diamond ring, and gold personal items. Authorities note prior English and U.S. records and links to other burglaries among the elite.
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New York
Samuel Frothingham
John Alderson
Upper East Side
Frothingham
England
Queen Marie
United States
Alderson
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Fifth Avenue
Growing Bison Herds Again Problem to U S
Philadelphia reports that wild buffalo numbers collapsed from millions to a few hundred, then conservation created protected herds. Now ten U.S. herds are growing and overgrazing ranges while private breeders crowd out ranchers as demand falls.
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U. S
United States
Father Flanagan Campaign Cuts Mortgage at Boys Home
Father Flanagan's Boys Home reports a mortgage reduction from STOR.200 to Sand and $3,040 interest paid on the former loan. Director Father E J Flanagan says the campaign lowers annual interest from $7,500 to $1,800 and thanks newspapers for support. The home plans citizenship programs, a new scout troop, an eighty member chorus, two bands, and expanded trades education.
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Father Flanggans
Father Flanagan
E. J. Flanagan
Father E. J. Flanagan
For Better Used Cars Sidney Mo Tor Sales Company
Used car dealer ad notes 43tf plate gines for windshields and sedan cars installed at Hahler Garage.
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Sidney Motor Sales Company
Hahler Garage
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