Surplus Milk Dumped In Cities Amid Poor Butter Yields
The article reports on surplus milk being sold for low prices in cities while dairymen contract deliveries, butter making woes, and health groups warn about nutrition losses for children. It notes farm households with traditional roles avoid butter making, leading to dumped surplus and reduced dairy products. It also mentions a San Bernardino mystery man long unidentified, linking to police chief CG Daley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finid Foe
Noor
Clary
The Man Without a Name and the Cashier’s Check
A nameless stranger in San Bernardino cannot reveal his origin or past. He worked 24 years for Joseph Wilson Tyler, called Josephus to distinguish him. Upon death at about age two, his effects include a $2,000 cashier’s check and other valuables, but his memory remains unrecovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daley
San Bernardino
Joseph Wilson Tyler
Josephus
Tyler
Public urged to attend machinists' forum meetings
The article urges the public to attend upcoming machinists forum meetings to hear from leaders Secretary Whitehead and President Gwilym Jones about labor issues. It emphasizes calm, factual discussion by real workers, stressing cost of living and conditions, and warns against violence or radicalism while inviting supporters to learn first hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin Machinist
Hal Ot
Whitehead
Gwilym Jones
Realisng
Dld
Tribute to Champ Clark Laid In State At Capitol
Washington March 5 The homage to Champ Clark former speaker of the House was paid as his body lay in state in the house well where he served for more than a quarter century. Republicans and temperate alike came by during the day to honor the Missouri man who almost became president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Bard
Principals in Syracuse Mystery Bowed Their Heads
Congressmen cabinet officials and supreme court justices joined in tribute to Champ Clark as thousands filed through the capitol to view the casket in the days after his death. Eulogies by Senator Reed and Representative Mann marked the simple services, with prayers songs and brief remarks reflecting Clark’s life. The casket stood in the house hall from midnight as pallbearers carried the bier to the Union Station for the funeral train toward Howlingreen then St. Louis where he would lie in state. The Uruguay note adds Brum’s warning of labor agitators in Montevideo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Montgomery
Othager
Earl Wilney
Champ Clarks
Missouri
Ubing Station
Howling Rean
Alo
St. Louis
Ireland Devastation Triggers Irish Relief Appeal
Thousands face destitution as fires wreck Cork Balbriggan Granard Tralee and other towns. Many left half naked from nights of terror, exposure and hunger. The American Committee for Relief in Ireland races funds with Quaker aid units mobilizing to avert famine among homeless women and children.
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Ireland
Cork
Balbriggan
Granard
Tralee
Society of Friends
American Committee For Relief
American Committee For Relief In
Cardinal Gibbons
No. 1
West 34Th Street
New York City
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Naneless Man OF Mystery Dead
Sepae
Taras Aphasian
Cal
Marchio
Miystery
CG. J. Daley
Loest
Police
San Bernardino Mountains
S&s
Superior Electric Company
St. Elyria
Broadway - Lorain
Champ Clark
Syracuse
Congressiona
Wilson
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Galle
Capitol
James A. Reed
James R. Mann
Ilinois
Monteyvideq
Uruguay
Brum
Ryt. Crawford
Jruella
Tacmaken
Alice Vyattimer
Charles H- Hanes
Ruth Crawford
Alien Lattimer
Powen
Crawford
Latimer
N. Y
Charles Hanks
Lattimer
New York
Florida
Luella Shoemaker
A. H. Plas
Dunn Motor Sales CO
Second St Alley
Cor
Cleveland
Schuster Company of
Schuster
The
C. F. Walter CO
Marshall Bloc
Cleveland, Ohio
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