Next On His Program
The piece notes rumors in public life and the dangers of digging up unverified corpses for public consumption. It cites Captain Peters Wright and suggests Brit ish publics may resist such odor. It also marks birthdays of Walter C. Coffey and other figures born in Wauwatosa Wisconsin and Martinsville Indiana.
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Peters Wright
Ezie Railroad
Wauwatosa
Wis
Gills Dea
Walter C. Coffey
Minnesota College of Agriculture
fHlartsville
Cooperative Marketing Advances Amid Legal Shifts in 1920s
The Cooperative Marketing Association movement progressed through the 1920s with gains in grain, livestock, fruit, and cotton sectors and ongoing court rulings shaping contract validity and delivery obligations. Legal debates center on whether contracts run with land or individuals, and a Kentucky case may test broader principles. Intermediary credit under the Farm Credit Act faced mixed results, with some cooperatives criticizing administration and calls to separate from farm loan banks, including requirements for 50 percent local financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Cooperative Association
Supreme Court
Aaron Sapiro
Kentucky Burley Tobacco Cooperative Group
Fragmented narrative about love and money in pursuit of marriage
A garbled reminiscence outlines suspicions of a fortune seeking suitor, noting money as a motive for marriage and the speaker’s contempt for the prospective husband. It hints at misgivings about appearances and social judgments, then shifts to unrelated musings on other passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mano
Playing Politics In Ohio Senate Continues to Block Governor
The Ohio State Senate plans to confirm Public Utilities Commission appointees only to show governor control, a tactic labeled as political gamesmanship. The piece accuses the GOP majority of denying the governor’s four year policy aim and keeping the commission as a political tool. The author urges voters to scrutinize Senate membership and end ungovernorship in the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State Senate
Senate
Public Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Company
Reputation and Rumor In Libel Trial Reflections
The piece recalls Sunday lessons on character, notes Willian E Gladstone as highly regarded, and mentions a libel case involving his son Lord Gladstone. It cites Disraeli and public figures like Tris Speaker Ty Cobb, while criticizing sensationalism, rumor, and the press for slander and defense of truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian E. Gladstone
Lord Gladstone
William E. Gladstone
Disraeli
Tris Speaker
Ty Cobb
Wheeler
Montana
Department of Justice
Guilty of Trigonometry in NY Divorce Suit
A woman sues her husband in New York on three grounds for divorce. He allegedly was not a legitimate son, boasted of a Victoria Cross he did not earn, and had a living wife at the time of their marriage. The piece humorously questions the third point and echoes a joke about bigamy versus trigonometry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anticipated measure to curb antiques outflow faces debate
In Jane the Chamber of Deputies will discuss a bill to prevent antiques from leaving the country. The move prompts husbands to reconsider travel plans to France to avoid costly passages. The St Petersburg Times publisher defends withholding Brownine case details as a sanitary measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Jane
France
St. Petersburg
Yesterday’s World Events and Births Noted
A garbled report highlights Germany’s demands from China over a murder case and U S protests against Russian incursions in Manchuria. It notes Lisbon royal assassination anniversaries, a Pawtucket post office robbery, and lists several birth dates including Philippe Roy and Dame Clara Pott with sparse details.
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Germany
China
Romaides
United States
Manchuria
Carlo
Portuged
Mm Tisbon
Pawtaehet
Philippe Roy
Conmssioner
Paris
St. Freniois
Quebeer
Clara Pott
Eeloyed Sineer
Sussex
Eng
Mar
Frederik BP. Tanderwoad
Jace
Century-Old Credits and Anniversaries Across North America
Ten years after unanimous Canadian war credit approval the parliament marks a milestone while Epic Railroads celebrates its sixty year anniversary. Montreal hosts the Canadian Lumbermen’s convention with three days of sessions as Tampa hosts fairs and carnivals. A new universal air mail rate reshapes cross border shipping, with numerous state and regional associations listed for today’s events across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Bredurick DD. Underwood
Epic Railroad
Canadian Lumbermen’s Association
Montreal
South Florida
Cooperative Marketing Gains Seen in Three-Year Span
United States Department of Agriculture calculations show progress in cooperative marketing from 1922 to 1925 across fruit dairy and tobacco groups. Despite claims of slow growth the data indicate shifts toward larger sales volumes, with fewer associations in the smallest price brackets and more in higher revenue classes. Some regional groups faced significant disruptions and dissolutions during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, BD. C
R. i. Elsworth
United States Department of Agriculture
Argogtock
Carolina-Virginia
Western Kentucky
Aroostock
Minnesota
Sear
Conferences on cooperative marketing leaders planned
The secretary of agriculture may convene conferences with cooperative marketing leaders to discuss technical problems in marketing. Some expect a new organization to emerge, replacing the defunct national council of cooperatives, while spokesmen deny plans and stress limits on conference scope. Congress may create a commission of inquiry next summer to study the rural credit system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation Council of Cooperatives
Jardine
Congress
Federal Rural Credit System
Russian shepherds strike over giant eagle menace
In Marbach Kala near Central Soviet Asia shepherds go on strike fearing a gigantic eagle said to appear as the devil. They report the eagle killed forty two sheep and abducted younger victims over several days, the flocks calling for help as the great bird roams Machach Kala region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Marbach- Kala
Central Soviet Asia
Machach- Kala
Green Grass Pension Won By 413 Horses
In Pueblo Colorado 13 horses long used for laundry wagon work were retired in favor of motorized equipment. The owners placed the steeds in a large pasture after years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Pueblo
Colo
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Central States
Kansas
Certaim
Reichstag
Ay Wife
Henry Miller
London
New York City
John &. Rock
Supreme Court of the
George Cruikshank
Pacife Coast
Bimbher Trust
St. Tews
Apierinda
Te Daters
Mie Tient
Hwardressers’ Association
Parse
Jiver Atel - National
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Tian Nashylie
Donnessec
Linvern
Sch
Nebraska
Jamestown
NeoYoo
New York Star Grange
Datrons
Tysbandry
Texinaton
Kyle Kentuehe
Ort
Kentucky Spoktamews Association
Lomsville
Kentucky Hardware and -Mplement Dealers
Lanse Mich
Michigan Rio Federation Ob Favbor Pittsbursh
Pu Penis Iwanin
Etefad Lavinder Dedleta’ Associa Taork
Iba
Abe Martin
Kile M. O0
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Carey
the Carey Company
Fh. Doster
RGOV
Arubze Stovet Elyria
Oto
Mellon Institute of Industral Research
Pittsburgh
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