McLaughlin Bill Urged to Raise Farm Loan Limit
West midwestern farmers urged passage of Don McLaughlin s bill to amend the Farm Loan Act increasing the maximum loan from 10000 to 25000. Delegates from Nebraska Iowa South Dakota and Kansas spoke to the House Banking and Currency Committee, pressing for favorable action.
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Washington, D.C
Middle West
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Don McLaughlin
KM. Pollard
Congress
Nebraska
J. W. Batchener
Farmer's Union of
South Dakota
George Baker
Farmers’ Union of
Iowa
Morris McAuliffe
Farmers’ Union of Kansas
Heavis
Banking and Currency Committee
Pollard
Washington
Freight rates cripple livestock and feed markets in Dakotas
South Dakota railroad board says high rates block replenishment of herds and raise wheat prices for consumers. Congress urged to aid agriculture by extending credit to farmers to hold crops off markets and avoid dumping. A separate note reports an airplane flight helping a Saskatoon farmer regain speech after a head injury. A Sunday blue law proposal in Nashville seeks to bar Sunday trains and newspaper mailings.
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Washington, D. C
Board of Railroad Commissioners of
South Dakota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Maurice MccAuliff
Kansas Farmers’ Union
Congressional Commission
Nashville
Methodist Central Sabbath Crusade Committee
Federal Tax Receipts Reported for Fiscal Year Ending June 30
The Bureau of Internal Revenue announced total government receipts for the fiscal year ending June 30 at 4 Sogeg8 248 with 5 212 713 480 from income and profit taxes. The figure came from collectors telegrams dated June 30. A separate Alaska gold strike report notes quartz strikes yielding about 200 per ton in a district three miles from an area near Anchorage.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Alaska
Anchorage
Unclear draft item near Andrews Nebraska reports damage
Fragmentary note describes widespread destruction near Andrews Nebraska with deaths and many ranch buildings damaged. Text mentions ranches and stock losses with multiple villages and counties affected, but many words are garbled.
Many Asking for Discharge Amid Army Resignations
Washington reports show officers estimate up to 75 000 enlisted men may resign in July as the Army eyes a 150 000 strength target by October 1. The resignations are influenced by a three month furlough with pay and a $90 bonus plus travel pay, encouraging some to leave and rejoin later. Recruitment is halted until the total falls below 150 000.
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Washington
D. C
I-corps
Wireless Directed Surgical Operation at Sea
A surgical procedure 200 miles at sea was directed by wireless from Brooklyn. Dr. Raymond Barrett of a Brooklyn hospital guided the tanker Vesta’s captain, with Arthur B. Haydon relaying calls, to treat a man with a presumably infected arm using a herring knife as a scalpel and rubber drainage tubes after antiseptic care. The operation was a success.
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New York
Brooklin
Raymond Barrett
Brooklyn Hospital
Vesta
Barrett
Arthur B. Haydon
Railco
Haydon
Taft Sworn Chief Justice in Simple D.C. Ceremony
Washington DC report notes C Willon H Taft sworn as chief Justice of the United States in a brief ceremony. Supreme Court justices were absent from the city during the event. Hoehling district attorney attended.
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Washington
DC. C
Willon H Taft
United States
Hoehling
Supreme ‘Court
Supreme Court
Circulation per Capita Drops in United States
The July 1 circulation per person stood at $52.42 with a national total of $5,774,005,000, down from $57.15 per capita and $6,054,554,000 a year earlier due to reduced Federal Reserve bank note issuance.
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United States
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Carpentier Signs to Defend World Title in New York
Georges Carpentier inks contract with Tex Rickard to defend his heavyweight title in October. The opponent will be chosen by Rickard after the agreement specifies Carpentier must face any suitably ranked foe.
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New York
Georges Carpentier
Tex Rickard
Wage cuts spread on railroads across the United States
The United States Railroad Labor Board extended wage reductions of about 12 percent to a majority of railroads effective July 1. The board had already ordered cuts for several carriers and extended the action to others that had not appealed previously.
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Chicago
United States Railroad
Labor Board
Creesed Plans in 1844 and Pyle Harman Survivor
Jose Cal and John Pyisa, last male survivor of the Pyle Harman party that crossed the plains in 1545, died here after a short illness. Pyisa was about one year old when brought across Wepiaina with the ill fated Donner party.
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Jose
Cal
John Pyisa
Pyle Harman
Donner
Mr. Pyle
Wepiaina
State of the Union Extends Full Legal Equity
A fragment notes discussion on extending full legal equity. No dates or named entities are readable, but the text signals ongoing deliberations about civil rights measures and legal protections in a national context.
Flood reports in Great Falls area after storm
A storm in Great Falls Montana caused flood depths up to fifteen feet in gullies and up to four feet in lower areas. Officials say the storm covered a path one to six miles wide nearby. Estimates suggest thousands of acres affected by floodwaters and damage in the region.
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Great Falla
Mont
Nebrask a in Brief Hauling hogs by airplane visioned
Nebrask a in Brief reports a vision by Professor Et Paustian of Mitchell for hauling hogs by airplane to Chicago markets. The piece mentions records for high bred calves, export trade irregularities, and various local developments from Fremont to Hastings, including pools, construction, and wage studies.
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Nebraska
Chicago
Et. Paustian
Mitchell
Wesleyan
Jaiaen
Fremont
Milne Compe Company
Glastow
Seta Karage
Gas Stott
Norma
Oudal
Amenean
Porces
Ios Gistie
Apia Leet
Ray Enare
York
Jetin
Jobaset
Harkard
Formwerty
Casene
Folinson
Daigangs
Broomfield
Brownfield Butcr Co
Liberty
Mins Thelma” McMurray
Hastings
State Railway Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frémont
Legion to press for adjusted compensation bill
American Legion national commander John G. Emery says the group will push for the adjusted compensation measure without altering its terms. He argues Mellon overestimates costs and cites European relief programs as stabilizing factors while noting over 100000 veterans remain unemployed. Senators Watson Heflin criticize delaying tactics and committee handling.
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Indianapolis, Ltd
American Legion
Harding
Senate
John G. Emery
United States Treasury
Emery
Mellon
England
Italy
France
Belgium
Watson
Seusteor Heflin
Nevada appeal over Mary Pickford divorce service quash ruling
Reno Nevada as the B mt step in an appeal from the Mary Pickford case decision of Judge Langan the state attorney general filed his bill of exceptions at Minden courthouse. He objects to the ruling that the state was represented by the court and to the decree that ended further proceedings by the state.
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Reno, Nev
Mary Pickford
Langan
Minden
Toledo Man Chosen Exalted Ruler at 1922 Convention
William W. Mountain of Toledo named grand exalted ruler succeeding William M. Abbott of San Francisco at the fifty seventh annual convention of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks in Los Angeles California.
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Los Angles
Cal
Grand Lodge
Seasion
Ifty-Seventh
Grand Dodge
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Bikes
William W. Mountain
Toledo
Wiliam M. Abbott
San Francisco
Language Laws in Twenty-two States Revealed in Letters
Letters of inquiry to all states show that 22 states have broad foreign language restrictions in public schools. Assistant attorney general Charlies Reed defends the language law passed by the last legislature, though counties oppose it.
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Lincoln
Neb
Union
Charlies Heed
Reed
Paved Lincoln Highway Near Clinton Moving Forward
Clinton IA reports rapid progress on paving the Lincoln highway from Cates to Chicago within a few days. Local business leaders view the road project as a boost to commerce and regional investment opportunities, signaling improved transport for farm goods and travelers.
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Clinton
Cates
Chicago
Five Teaspoons Removed From Patient at Jennie Stuart
Five teaspoons were removed from the stomach of Mrs. Rosie Tucker Cowan of Todd County during an operation at Jennie Stuart Hospital. She had been under treatment for mental unsoundness and had been at Western Sanitarium. she is recovering and likely to regain use later.
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Hopkinsville
Rosie Tucker Cowan
Todd County
Jennie Stuart Hospital
President proposes Washington conference on armament limits
President Harding advocates a broad armament reduction and a Washington conference with Great Britain France Italy and Japan to address Pacific and Far Eastern issues. If accepted the meeting may become a world congress rivaling Paris 1919 with invitations extended to China and other powers.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
State Department
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Washington
Paria
Iimitaten
Far—East
China
No Livestock on Big Farm in Canada Horseless Era
Winnipeg reports the Schaal and Schaak farm twenty five miles south west of the city as the first Canadian horseless farm. The operation uses forty tractors and many automobiles to plow seed harvest and transport workers across its 10 000 acre property with no livestock. The father and son run all tasks including planting and threshing, claiming the system could replace four hundred horses.
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Hamings
Beeun
Dan Nettleton
Pauline
Gyverent Glogiota
Pany
Yethowstone National Park
Kimball
Nilenal Monument Park
Scottsbhull Valley
Fort Laramie
Guerney
Wyo
Guy Fastey
D. Brunsen
Friend
Charles Dugner
Hebron
Columbus
Avidie
Roy Hainea
Lesington
Church of the N. of
B. Schmidt
Winnipeg
Canada
Schaal
Schaak
Here
Schanis
Ube
Few Foreign Born Farmers Decline in Ten Years
Washington report from the census bureau notes a drop in foreign born farmers over the past decade. Native white farmers totaled 40 percent of all untilled land, while foreign born white farmers reached 881,064 with smaller numbers of natives from other groups.
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Washington
S. C
United
Bandits Rob Bank Messenger in Seatile Wash Heist
Two armed men seized a satchel containing $25,000 from Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit Co messengers in Seatile Washington. Messenger Leland Higby, 19, and colleague Curtis Fisk, 18, were delivering the bag after coming from the Federal Reserve Bank when ambushed. the robbers fled by car.
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Seattice
Wash
Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Leland
Higby
Curtis Fisk
Federal Reserve Bank
Second Seone
Carpentier Sails to France for Weeks Stay
New York boxer Georges Carpentier boarded the Havole for a stay in France of several weeks and plans to return to the United States in time for a bout on October 14 against an unnamed opponent.
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Carpentier
France
New York
Georges Carpentier
United States
Navy and Army Departments Unified Under Single Executive Bead
A historical proposal advocates merging Navy and Army departments into a single executive bead. The plan argues centralized control would streamline operations and reduce redundancy across branches.
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Navy Departments
Judge Fines Himesis In Jamestown Driving Incident
Jamestown North Carolina police records show Magistrate A B Murphy fined one dollar after arrest for driving his own car on the wrong side of the street to avoid a collision. The patrolman believed the magistrate was testing him and Murphy paid the fine.
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Jamestown
N. C
Murphy
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