Hoover Hopes for Tax Cuts as Surplus Supports Move
Washington July 3 President Hoover hopeful a tax reduction may be brought about likely to recommend a downward revision in taxes to Congress next December after Secretary Mellon reports a treasury surplus of 183 million dollars Treasury officials favor lowering the 12 percent corporate tax as the logical step to aid taxpayers while cautioning any personal tax cut awaits a substantial reduction of the public debt now about 16.7 billion dollars Treasury officials say logical to reduce the people's burden only after debt is materially reduced.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Treasury Mellon
Treasury
White House
Mellon
Fresh Farmer's Curb Market Opens Saturday at Chestnut Corner
A farmer's curb market will open Saturday July 6 at the Chestnut and Second streets corner. About twenty-five trucks will fit on the grounds selling strictly home-grown produce direct to consumers in retail or wholesale lots. Chickens eggs fruits honey and vegetables will be sold from noon through afternoon and evening with weekly sessions on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday thereafter.
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Chestnut
Second Streets
Cleveland man to face embezzlement charge in July session
Hearing for J. W. Anderson of Cleveland on embezzlement was set for July 6 in Justice 5S Court George arraigned today on the charge. Anderson released on $5000 bond. Initial warrant sworn by a man who claimed payment to Anderson related to a real estate transaction. Original charge dropped and new warrant filed by Prosecutor Don Myers.
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J. W. Anderson
Cleveland
Court of Justice
J. George
Anderson
Justice's Court
Don Myers
Auto Offered By Merchants Unclaimed Car Prize
The Chamber of Commerce reports the unclaimed automobile tied to Lorain County Days. If holder 144,203 does not claim by Friday noon, July fifth, the car goes to holder 036,897. If that person does not appear by noon July 11, a fourth number will be drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Today
Lorain County
Funeral for Baby Min nich Held at Home
Funeral services for baby Min nich were held Monday afternoon from his home at 250 Marseilles Avenue. The infant is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Minnich and one brother.
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Minnich
Marseilles Avenue
Herbert Minnich
Review finds unusually large shipments in 1929 so far
The review notes shipments as unusually large, surpassing 1928 by over 59 percent. Shoe manufacturers in Southern Ohio report improved conditions versus prior months, with fall samples and orders exceeding last year. Clothing firms face weak sales due to unseasonal weather though some gains in women's wear appear. Knitting mills show higher activity, while agricultural implements rise over 15 percent seasonally. Toolmakers run at capacity entering the expected slow period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Police aid sought in regional robbery and car theft case
Local police were asked to aid two other cities. Cleveland police requested Elyria to watch for a man and woman in a robbery who headed toward Elyria. They are about thirty. Ashland police asked to find a stolen Chevrolet Coach with license 490-930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Police Department
Elyria
Ashland Police Department
Camp Iss-see-kes Camp Receives Clean Bill of Health
Elyria Y M C A camp on the Vermilion River was inspected by James S Wetherill assistant county health commissioner who said the camp is one of the best he has seen The water mess hall lodges swimming pool and other areas were part of the inspection Wetherill approved the facility as safe and sanitary W McLellan Y M C A secretary reported the findings
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Iss-see-kes
Elyria
Sanford Simpkinson Returned to Elyria on Non-Support Charge
Sanford Simpkinson was returned to Elyria from Pontiac Michigan to answer a charge of non support of minor children. He was arrested in Pontiac by authorities there at the request of local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Simpkinson
Elyria
Pontiac
Michigan
Auto Crank Injury Sends Swanger to Elyria ER
Foster B. Swanger, 49, of 115 Hast Avenue, injured his right wrist on a car crank on Tuesday. He was transported to Elyria Memorial Hospital emergency room for treatment in the local news notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster B. Swanger
Hast Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nolice
Four cognovit judgments filed in common pleas court
Late yesterday four cognovit judgments were filed in the common pleas court. Elyria Savings and Trust Company asked for 122.72 against Philip Martin and 177.81 against Kenneth Moody. Henry Kienzle sought 150 against Gustave Bussler. T Whisk, administrator for the estate of J Catlin, deceased, sought 328.38 against L D Hedges and G R Wiseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Philip Martin
Kenneth Moody
Henry Kienzle
Gustave Bussler
T. Whisk
J. Catlin
L. D. Hedges
G. R. Wiseman
Contested Divorce Case In Common Pleas Court
The divorce suit of 76 year old Mira Johnston against her husband Pearley Johnston, 70, was heard today by Judge A R Webber in common pleas court. Mrs Johnston accuses him of failure to provide for her. She notes she has been married five times.
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Mira Johnston
Pearley Johnston
Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
Johnston
Five Traffic Tags Issued for Night Parking Violations
Five red tags were placed on autos by police Tuesday for violations of the city's traffic regulations. All tags cited parking on the street without proper lights after dark.
Theft Reported Of Gray Chevrolet Landau Sedan
Aason D. Copus of 315 East Broad street reported to police on Tuesday that a gray Chevrolet landau sedan with license A 99 691 was stolen.
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Aason D. Copus
East Broad Street
Grass fire alarmed on Ohio street near Gulf road
Engine Company No 2 responded to an alarm on Ohio street near Gulf road to quell a grass fire at 3 45 p m Tuesday.
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Ohio Street
Gulf Road
Young Heflian Fined in Reckless Driving Case
James Thomas Heflin Jr., 28, son of Senator Heflin of Alabama, pleaded guilty in a district court to reckless driving and was fined 1990 dollars. He was arrested June 19 after his car collided with a laundry truck on Pennsylvania Avenue. The charge of driving under the influence of narcotics was dropped for lack of evidence.
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Washington
James Thomas Heflin, Jr
Senator Heflin
Alabama
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thieves borrow car leave hidden money in thermos
In Platteville Wisconsin county officials recovered Harry Wienbergen’s car from three thieves. The car contained a thermos with hidden bills totaling 18906 dollars. Wienbergen was pleased to find the thermos and its contents intact when the vehicle was returned.
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Platteville
Wis
Harry Wienbergen
Wienbergen
Prosecutor vows no delay in Snook murder trial
County Prosecutor John J. Chester Jr. says Dr. James H. Snook’s first degree murder trial will not be postponed beyond July 22. Defense plans for continuance depend on alienist reports from Dr. Heffner and Dr. Berry. Chester plans to question Clarence Murray and his daughter over a homicide sighting, and urges the blue Ford coupe remain unsold until after the trial.
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Columbus. O
John J. Chester Jr
James H. Snook
Chester
E. O. Rickets
John F. Seidel
Theora Hix
Ohio State University
Ricketts
G. W. Heffner
Circleville
John H. Berry
Athens State Hospital
Snook
Henry L. Scarlet
Clarence Murray
Flossie, Jr
New York Central Rifle Range
Ford Coupe In Which Dr. Snook
Hix
Oberlin Council Holds Budget Hearing in Special Session
Oberlin July 3 A special council meeting approved the budget for submission to the county auditor with a hearing set for Friday July 12. The council also authorized payment of bills by the clerk. Mr and Mrs Edward West attended a ball game in Cleveland yesterday. Lyman Whitney returned from Washington DC where he had been visiting his sister. his mother accompanied him and will stay for the summer.
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Oberlin
Edward West
Cleveland
Lyman Whitney
Washington, D. C
Tatterman Marionette at Warner Hall features Ruskin tale
William Duncan and Edward Mabley present The Tatterman Marionette in The King of the Golden River at Warner Hall. The program includes The Melon Thief The Pickaninny Dancers and The Circus Clown. Presented under Oberlin Summer School auspices.
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William Duncan
Edward Mabley
Warner Hall
John Ruskin
Catherine Reighard
Oberlin Summer School
Election of officers at Talcott Hall
Election of officers for the summer session last week at Talcott Hall. Inez Fisher, 30, was elected president and Grace E. Kline, 31, social chairman.
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Talcott Hall
Inez Fisher
Grace E. Kline
Houghton Couple Remodeling Oberlin Home
Mr and Mrs Emory Houghton of Florida are remodeling their Oberlin residence on South Malin street and expect to remain for about two months.
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Emory Houghton
Florida
Oberlin
South Malin Street
Races at North Randall and trips update
S E Haislett and Edward Sable attended the races at North Randall yesterday. Mr and Mrs L B Williams of Elm Street report their son Joel enjoyed a westward ecology trip with Professor Lynds Jones. They left Yellowstone and head to Rainier National Park in Washington, planning five weeks more on a southern return. Another son, Professor Arthur Williams, has joined the executive staff of the National High School Orchestra Camp at Interlochen, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Williams
Elm Street
Joel
Lynds Jones
West
Yellowstone National Park
Ranier National Park
Washington
Arthur Williams
National High School Orchestra
Interlocher
Mich
Woman Pilot Captains River Race in Tom Greene Battle
Cincinnati July 3 Captain Mary B Greene the only woman steamboat pilot with a pilot license will sit in the pilot house of the Tom Greene when it docks at Betsy Ann on July 16 for a major river race. She vows to ensure everything is all right while river men expect her to defend the Greene line and bring honor to her late husband Gordon Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mississippi
Mary B. Greene
Pittsburgh
Mary
Nxar
Jolly Eight Club Hosts Afternoon of Five Hundred
The Jolly Eight club met at Mrs. Albert Parsons residence for ten games of Five Hundred. First prize went to Laura Deding of Lorain, a new member, with Steve Coinman taking consolation. Guest Sam O’Neil substituted for absent Lottie Parsons. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for Mrs. Henry Hacker’s home on Groveland Street next Tuesday afternoon.
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Jolly Eight
Albert Parsons
Laura Deding
Lorain
Catherine Horning
Steve Coinman
Sam O'Neil
Lottie Parsons
Henry Hacker
Groveland Street
Gladys Coates Weds Adrian Porter in Cleveland
A marriage notice reports Miss Gladys Coates formerly of Oberlin now a nurse in Cleveland marrying Adrian Porter of Cleveland. She had resided with Mrs. W L Tennsy of Forest street in Oberlin. The American Legion Auxiliary met last evening with Mrs. L B Williams on Elm street for a business meeting and social evening with refreshments.
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Gladys Coates
Oberlin
Cleveland
Adrian Porter
Coates
W.L. Tennsy
Forest Street
American Legion Auxiliary
L. B. Williams
Elm Street
Mr and Mrs Schrader relocate to Elyria home and jobs
Mr and Mrs Nelson Schrader have moved to Elyria where they bought a home and Mr Schrader is employed. Mrs Schrader has been employed at the Kimpton jewelry store for several years.
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Nelson Schrader
Elyria
Mr. Schrader
Schrader
Kimpton Jewelry Store
Shriner Family Summers in City for Teaching
Mr and Mrs F J Shriner and family of Oxford are spending the summer here as Mr Shriner teaches in the summer school. He will return to Miami University where he has been teaching in the fall.
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F. J. Shriner
Oxford
Cleveland couple visits Houghton family home
Mr and Mrs H A Headline of Cleveland spent Sunday at the home of G H Houghton and family, sharing a quiet afternoon with the household and enjoying fellowship.
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H. A. Headline
Cleveland
G. H. Houghton
Unfair dog catching tactics cited in court case
Dr William F Staniforth sues the animal protective league in common pleas court charging use of master dog or decoy dog to lure harmless dogs into fights. He seeks an injunction to prevent the practice and protect dogs from such methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Animal Protective League Today
Common Pleas Court
William F. Staniforth
Staniforth
Bootlegging Fireworks Triggers Nationwide Crackdown
The piece notes widespread bootlegging of fireworks among youths as Independence Day approaches. It cites strict rules in Michigan banning sparklers, Chicago suburbs enforcing a 2000 fine and 60 days in jail, and tight Pacific coast enforcement. Washington DC enforces a stringent law while border-crossing to Virginia and Maryland is used to evade limits.
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United States
Michigan
New York
Chicago
Pacific Coast
South
Northwest
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Maryland
Teaching During Summer Terms at Chicago Seminary
Professor Walter Horton of the Graduate School of Theology teaches both terms of the summer quarter at the Theological Seminary of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Horton
Graduate School of Theology
Theological Seminary of Chicago
Albert Parsons Confined At Home With Injured Knee
Albert Parsons remains at home due to a knee injury. The condition limits his activities while doctors monitor the recovery and advise rest.
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Albert Parsons
Orange Apple Has Laugh On Nurses
Seven year old boy brought to Lakeview hospital after a porch tumble had nurses laughing when he gave the name Orange Apple. Each nurse asked his name and offered an orange or apple until they traced the family to Orange Apple Sr. by the telephone directory.
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Chicago
Lakeview Hospital
Inferne
Orange Apple, Sr
Five Lose Lives In Saving Town From Waters
In Riviere du Loup Quebec five volunteers died saving their town from a swollen river. Eight men moved onto a gangway to open cement spillways. the structure collapsed, plunging four others and three more into the torrent. Only three survived the peril.
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Quebec
Riviere du Loup
Joseph Franck
Warren Mill
Elyria Man Held for Homicide in Michigan
Albert F. Sadler, 36, of Elyria, Ohio, driver of the car in which Robert Feagler of Lakewood was fatally injured, was arraigned on negligent homicide charges in Monroe Michigan. He waived examination, bound over to circuit court under $1,000 bond, claiming to post bail. The wreck on Telegraph Road eight miles north of Monroe left Feagler dead and Sadler lightly hurt. police alleged he was intoxicated.
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Monroe
Mich
Albert FE. Sadler
Elyria
Ohio
Robert Feagler
Lakewood
Fred Schoepfer
Jesse Ralph
South Rockwood
State Police
Sadler
Telegraph Road
Feagler
Market prices for dairy eggs poultry and potatoes
Market report from Cleveland Ohio dated July 3 lists butter at 42 1 4 to 44 1 4 cents per lb for extras and 38 1 4 to 40 1 4 for seconds, eggs at 30 30 12 cents for firsts, 25 1 2 for ordinaries, poultry with fowls at 28 cents per lb and broilers 35 to 40, and various leghorn and duck prices. New York potatoes at 2.15 to 2.25 per 150 lb sack, Maine Greene Mountain at 2.25 per 120 lb sack, and home grown at 60 cents per bushel.
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Cleveland
New York
Maine
Greene Mountain
Bischoffs Visit Missoula Couple Guests in Helena Summer
Mr and Mrs Paul Bischoff of Missoula Montana are spending the summer here as guests of the former's parents Mr and Mrs J Kk Bishchoff of South Cedar street.
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Paul Bischoff
Missoula
Montana
J. Kk. Bishchoff
South Cedar Street
Wife of Playwright Divorced at Rend
Reno November 3. Five minutes sufficed for Mrs Agnes ONeill to obtain a divorce from Eugene ONeill New York playwright in a court behind locked doors Newspapermen and public barred Only witnesses were a cowpuncher and his wife who ran the Dude ranch where Mrs ONeill had lived for three months She testified briefly charging desertion by the dramatist ONeill did not contest the suit The couple had agreed their marriage would end if either took another interest dispute over causes not revealed
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Reno
Agnes O'Neill
Eugene O'Neill
New York
O'Neill
Hermit Strangled by Beard in Robbery at Toledo Shack
In Toledo on July 3 30 year old hermit Scott Rouse was killed by robbers who used his own beard to strangle him in a dilapidated shack. A sign read Women Keep Out. Indian boy John Winn found the dying man with his white whiskers stuffed in his mouth and a battered safe emptied nearby.
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Toledo
Scott Rouse
John Winn
Rouse
Hogs and Cattle Market Receipts and Price Moves
Hog receipts 1500, market mostly 5c lower, spots 15c off. cows and stags steady. 250-350 Ibs $11.10-$11.85, 200-250 Ibs $11.60-$11.85, 160-200 Ibs $11.75-$11.85, 130-160 Ibs $11.75-$11.85, 90-130 Ibs $11.65-$11.85, packing sows $9.50-$10.00. Cattle receipts 155. calves 350, market steady, grass steers very slow, vealers firm. Beef steers $9.00-$11.25, beef cows $8.00-$9.00, low cutter cows $6.00-$7.00, vealers $15.00-$18.00. Sheep receipts 409. market firm, bulk fat lambs $14.00, bulk cull lambs $12.00, fat ewes $6.00.
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Graas
Why is a quarter called two bite in Boston lore
A 73 year old Parker House menu reveals a 12 1 2 rent coin called a bit used as legal tender in the early nineteenth century. The prices list explains the origin of the term two bite for a quarter.
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Boston
Parker House
Fishing record falls at St Petersburg pier
At the million dollar recreation pier in St Peters burg Florida Georges Roberts pier master reports all prior mackerel records broken as 4350 fishermen caught over 60000 fish in six days The average catch per hour was about 15 with some anglers landing up to 100 mackerel in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fila
Milllion Dollar Recreation Pier
Georges Roberts
Boy Wins Beauty Contest Masquerade Revealed
In Chicopee Massachusetts judges chose a winner in a high school beauty contest only to find the victor was Robert Dunlop of Willamsett disguising as a girl. He kept the prize despite the revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicopee
Mass
Robert Dunlop
Willamsett
Two Injured In Oberlin Road Accident
Four men were traveling to work at Willys-Overland when the auto veered off Oberlin road near the B and O tracks and rolled over twice. Walter Buchana of Oberlin and Miartin Mezo of Pittsfield were injured. Buchana had neck and facial wounds while Mezo suffered a fractured rib. They were taken to the Elyria Clinic for treatment and released.
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Oberlin
Walter Buchann
Miartin Mezo
Pittsfield
Buchana
Mezo
Elyria Clinic
T. F. Cushing
Willys-Overland
Chicago Butter Prices and Grain Quotes Reported
Market report lists butter with tub values ranging from 38 1 2 to 49 1 2 cents, eggs unsettled at 27 to 30 cents, poultry prices by item with fowls at 25 1 2 cents and broilers at 33 cents, and multiple grain quotes including No 2 hard wheat at 1.18 dollars and rye at sample grade 3 cents. Agricultural commodities show varied ranges across creamery products, eggs, poultry, and field grains with seed prices for timothy, clover, and barley also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Debutantes Learn Home Care of the Sick in DC
Red Cross certificates in home hygiene and care of the sick were awarded this week to debutantes in Washington by Major General George Barnett, U S Marine Corps, upon completing the course. The District of Columbia chapter staged a special graduation ceremony with Barnett as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
George Barnett
U. S. Marine Corps
District of Columbia
The
American Red Cross
Grain prices shown for Toledo Wheat Corn and Oats
Market notes list No 2 red wheat at 1.26 per unit and 1.25 for No 2 red. Corn No 2 yellow trades at 1.90 with 1-2 cents spread. Oats No 2 white quoted at 49 to 50 cents per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Baby chick hatches with three legs and extra foot
A chick born on Raymond Ike’s farm near Cortland has three legs and four feet, with no tail. The surplus leg ends in a double foot bearing six toes, and the chick is otherwise perfectly formed.
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Chick Cortland, N
Raymond Ike
Here
Minneapolis grain and flour price roundup
Market notes show Bid prices on Minneapolis flour and grain with bids and shipments listed. Corn No 3 yellow at 51 1 2 to 87 1 2 cents. Wheat No 1 northern around 1.22 to 1.26. Durum No 1 around 1.02 to 1.04. Oats No 3 white about 43 to 44 cents. Flax No 1 near 2.55 to 2.60. Bran at 23.00 to 23.50 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Endurance Flight Near Halfway Mark Amid Narrow Midair Crash Risk
A tense moment occurred when a fuel bag fouled a tail fin of the endurance plane, narrowly avoiding a midair crash. Weather slowed refueling to three contacts for the day, totaling 14 since the flight began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Underwood
Mitchell
B. Harris
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Herb Kindred
Continental Air Lines Inc
Waldo Rober
Air Mail
Endurance
Robey
Columbus
Eddie Stinson
Stinson Aircraft Corporation
Newcomb
Warne
Mich
Sacre Coeur Paris Holds Begsats Mass Daily
The great church of Sacre Coeur in Paris conducts a begsats mass every day featuring a reversed collection collection of donations and offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacre Coeur
Paris
One Disease Theory Ties Illness to Electrical Balance
A theory proposes a single underlying disease caused by loss of electrical balance in the body, suggesting a unifying cause for diverse health conditions. The idea implies diagnostics and treatments would target restoring bodily electrical harmony.
Market Receipts and Prices for Timothy and Clover Hay
New York on July 2 reports receipts of 17 cars with irregular market conditions. Large bales Timothy and light mixed at No 2 23 to 25 dollars, No 3 and poorer 14 to 22 dollars. Small bales Timothy and light mixed No 2 22 to 24, No 3 and poorer 13 to 21. Heavy mixed clover No 3 to 1 13 to 24 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Timothy
Soviet Leaders Step Into Ban Play Premiere
A war censorship clash postpones the premiere of Ilya Selvinsky’s verse play Commander Number Two in Moscow. War Commissariat officials suppress the production citing potential harm to Red Army morale. Critics hail the author as a rising talent and the work faces an uncertain fate amid military scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ilya Selvinsky
Yesevelod Meierhold
War Commissariat
Klementi Voroshiloff
Young Selyinsky
M. Bulgakov
Stanislavskys Art Theatre
Constantinople
Sergei Alimoff
America
Hoover-Smith
United States
Washington
Great Salt Lake Drops to Historic Low
The Great Salt Lake has fallen to its lowest level since 1920 while salinity rises, according to a statement from the legal weather bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Utah
Leal Weather Bureau
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Heflian
Big Sister
Esther Alfsen
North Park Street
S. E. Haislett
Edward Sable
North Randall
Cleveland Produce
Rend
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Grain
Minneapolis Grain
Court Street
Carter
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Herbert W. Bennett
Elyria Sav
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