Prizes Set for Lenin Memorial Designs in Five Cities
Prizes total to four thousand, two thousand five hundred, one thousand and two hundred fifty each per city for designs to memorialize Lenin in Moscow, Kharkov, Tiflis, Minsk, and Leningrad. Winning entry erected, other twenty designs usable elsewhere. Exhibits may be statue, bas relief, or non utilitarian building form. Renowned Russian artists to be invited with forty-rouble honorarium per sketch. All others in the league may compete.
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Moscow
Kharkov
Tiflis
Minsk
Leningrad
Cie Shl
Loss over dog mourned on the big road echoed in sympathy
Mr Yawkey of Rumpas Ridge consoles an acquaintance sobbing at the track scene. The man mourns his best dog lost a week ago in a bitter cry for news as onlookers comment in rural Kansas. A stray paragraph notes women claiming education while misusing language in a weak prose aside.
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Toke Yawkey
Rumpas Ridge
Pamelagg
Mr. Yawkey
Eheyah
News
Kansas City
Star
Diamond Dyes Color Things New
Diamond Dyes offers a 15 cent package with simple directions enabling any woman to tint delicate shades or dye permanent colors on items such as lingerie silks ribbons skirts waters dresses coats stockings draperies and coverings. Buy Diamond Dyes and tell your druggist the material type whether wool silk linen cotton or mixed.
How old is sher Oh she must be very young
The fragment notes a remark about age and appearance mentioning a person named sher. It implies curiosity about age and comments on youth and long hair without providing full context or events.
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Sher
Nebraska News Briefs From Hastings to Lincoln
Disasters and events across Nebraska including an annual engineering meeting in Hastings on October 26 a poultry show in Comstock on November 13 and the Nebraska Manufacturers association gathering in Lincoln on December 4. Reports cover a job accident, theft at Lincoln, church fundraising, cattle shipments and stock market activity, crop yields, tree planting, and local incidents across multiple counties.
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Hastings
Comstock
Nebraska Manufacturers Association
Lincoln
Ray Carey
Gamuia Phi Beta
First Presbyterian Church
Gage County
Wiouing
Cedar County
Nebraska
Clay County
Harvard
Camp Ground
Omaha Livestock Exchange
Holt County
Ite
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Chambers of Commerce
State Conservation Commision
State Board of Agriculture
Kinkaid
United States Forest Service
Halsey
al Young
Falls City
Quivera
Charlies Cameron George
Misa Elinor
Kodntze
Ak’Sar-Benden
Omaha
Court of the Realm
Leland Mischinck
Wymore Lad
Harold Winter
Conner College
Iducola General Hospital
Cleary
Ralph
Alle City
Chicago
Jansen
Hazel Maden
Ottenstein
North Plate
Howard Gunderson
Chris Peterson
Kimball County
Mid West Governors Meet Sioux Falls Discuss Foods and Cattle
The Middle West governors gather in Sioux Falls October 28 to discuss topics from beef regulation to eastern crops. Nebraska honors Harriet Rogers for winning a gold medal in an essay contest on The Federal Constitution and the Courts. Additional items note cattle quarantine changes, a Columbus death, 97 bushels per acre corn yield in Stanton, and other regional notices of agriculture, wildlife, and local crime.
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Middle West
Dakotas
Texas
Be Mallen
Sioux Falls
West
Fremont
Harriet. Rogers
Sisth Judicial District
Nebraska Bar
Stanton
Paul Bravest Place
Mellon Proposes Four Bracket Income Tax Schedule
Washington reports Secretary Mellon submitted to the House Ways and Means Committee a four bracket tax plan. It would tax 1 percent on the first $2 000 of income 2 percent on the next $10 000 3 percent on the next $4 000 and 5 percent on income above $5 000. Mellon notes no final rates are set and aims to preserve revenue.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways
Krerasury Mellony
Melton
le Frst
Joss
Gove
Melion
Metlon
Treasury
Mellon
Schwab Sees 100 Million Ton Steel Output
Chicago report on the second annual education and industry conference notes Charles M. Schwab of Bethlehem Steel arguing U S steel capacity of about 30 million tons could rise to 100 million tons annually if production issues are addressed and quality remains high. The remarks frame U S steel supremacy as contingent on focused efficiency and market competitiveness.
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Chicago
Amelica
Jower Vest
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
University of Chicago
Schwab
United States
Three U S Army Flyers Die in Cape May Crash
Three U S Army aviators were killed when their Murtie bombing plane crashed near Cape May Court House while en route from Mitchel Field New York to Langley Field Virginia. The dead: Captain Robert Kinloch Kinloch of Charleston South Carolina Lieutenant Abbett Martin of Reading Massachusetts and Staff Sergeant Joseph Coulston of Norristown Pennsylvania.
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Cape May
United States Army
Murtie
Mitchel Feld
N.Y
Langtes Field
Robert Ca
Kinloch
Charleston
S.C
Abbett
Martin
Reading
Mass
Joseph Coulston
Norristown
Mathewson's Son Named Director of Boston Team
The Boston National base ball club honored its late president Christy Mathewson at the annual meeting. Ty Mathewson elected his son Christopher Jr as director and adopted resolutions led by Mayor James M Curley praising Mathewson's unmatched leadership.
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Boston
Boston National Baseball “Club
Christy Mathewson
Christopher, Jr
James M Curley
Marty
Kawe
Robbers Strike Federal Reserve Messengers in Chicago
In Chicago near Quin cy and LeSalle streets ten gunmen in two Cadillacs stopped three Federal Reserve Bank messengers. They seized two small pouches of unregistered war and a package believed to hold currency from the American Express Company and fled.
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Chicago
Len Wen
Federal Reserve Bank
Quinjy and
LeSalle
Col Mitchell Ordered Before Court Martial
Washington reports Col William Mitchell is to be court-martialed by direction of the President for alleged improprieties in air defense administration touching War and Navy department officials. The War Department announced the action as part of ongoing oversight.
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Washington
War Department
Col
William Mitchel
War
Navy Department
Reopen Jeffries Case in Los Angeles Bankruptcy
The bankruptcy case of James J. Jeffries was reopened with a master of ch anthropology to take testimony on a note for $57 000. Jeffries fled his petition in 1928 claiming liabilities of $298 000 and assets of $130 000.
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Los Angeles
Cal
James J. Jeffries
Jeffries
Interior grants Anaconda Copper war loss payment
The secretary of the interior awarded Anaconda Copper $33,513.43 for losses suffered during the war.
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U. S
Anaconda Copper
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Anaconda Copper Company
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