California Not Invited Signals Rift With Johnson
Washington, Nov 6. Indi cations of an open break between President Hoover and Senator Iliram Johnson of California appeared as Johnson was the only senate foreign relations committee member not invited to a White House dinner honoring Ambassador Charles Dawes. Observers saw the omission as a sign of growing strain, with Johnson opposing administration tariff plans and debenture provisions in Congress, while Hoover backed them.
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Washington
Houser
Iliram Johnson
Repa
Calif
Johnson
Senate
Jorelen Relations Committee
White House
Charles G. Dawes
Washinetton
Jennson
Swanson
Dem Va
Robinson
Dem
Ark
Shipstead
T L. Minn
Wagreer
N.Y
Jonson
Hoover
Congress
California
Foreign Relations Committee
Hale
Maine
Naval Affairs Committee
Dawes
Ohio surplus cited from business principles reports
Columbus nov 6 reports to Gov Cooper show surplus across all departments due to use of business methods and tighter finances. Each department submitted a report detailing applied business practices and financial conditions at the end of the first time months period. The ages of parents at birth are stated as irrelevant to normality in individuals.
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Ohio
Columbus
Gov. Cooper
Department of Government
World's Largest Dirigible To Be Built At Akron
Akron news reports ringlaying ceremonies postponed for Navy dirigible ZRS-4 at Goodyear Zeppelin hangar. Rear Admiral Moffett to drive a rivet marks keel of two giant airships. expected attendance up to 56 000 with safety measures emphasized. Ceremony includes banquet honoring Commander Rosenthal, details mixed with coal production figures and mine reserves.
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Akron
Goodyear- Zeppelin Corporation
Theodore E. Burton
Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
Goodyear
William A. Moffett
Navy
C. E. Rosenthal
Los Angeles
Coal Mining In Ohio Reviving
Ohio’s coal industry shows a marked revival after a 1918 downturn with output up two thirds from 1928. E W Smith head of the Ohio Division of Mines cites higher quality coal due to cleaning machinery and heavy investment. He notes 21.36 million tons produced this year, fatalities down to 60 as over 21.6 million tons mined, and expected production exceeding 25.9 million tons.
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Smith
Onios
Ohio
Columbus
E. W. Smith
Ohio Division of Mines and Mining
Gov. Cooper
Qhio
Min
Iowa Professor to Be Judge at Cleveland Livestock Show
Prof Rex Beresford of Ames College Iowa has been named judge for livestock exhibits at the Cleveland Annual Livestock Show on November 26 and 27. The event features steers hogs sheep and calves with a prize auction on November 27 conducted by auctioneer Col H L Englehart of Elizabethtown Kentucky.
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Cleveland. O
Rex Beresford
Ames College
Cleveland
H. L. Englehart
Elizabethtown
Middle West
A. Z. Baker
Putnam County
Ohm
Cooper Starts Three Day Tour Through Northwestern Ohio
Governor Cooper begins a three day inspection tour in northwestern Ohio. It is the second of four statewide visits planned during his administration to study local difficulties. The trip follows an earlier southern tour conducted three months ago.
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Cooper
Columbus
Gor Cooper
Ohio
Southers
Farmers National Grain Corporation: a Federal Drive
Washington reports that the Federal Farm Board is forming the Farmers National Grain Corporation a single selling agency. It aims to unite farmer owned elevators state pools and non affiliated growers under one cooperative marketing system using government money as inducement. Individual farmers gain only by joining a cooperative association.
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Washington, D. C
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Cooperative Grain Marketing Association
Campaign to create farmer owned grain elevators expands
State and federal agricultural forces back a push to form farmer owned grain elevator associations, pools, and agencies underCapper-Volstead criteria. The Farmers National Grain Company seeks a 10 million dollar cap awaiting 10 thousand paid in, with 1 share per 2000 bushels and profits redirected to patronage dividends until capital reaches about 20.9 million. Board apportionment favors elevator groups, sales agencies, and pools with Farm Bureau and Grange as balancing seats, while the Federal Farm Board supervises policy during debt.
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Board of Directors
Farmers’ Elevator Associations
Farm Bureau
The
Grange
Federal Farm Board
Gray Silver
Am American Farr Bureau Federation
Pennsylvania
Marland
West Virginia
Board debates policy on eastern cooperatives
Western board members with little experience of eastern cooperatives face criticism as they press policy questions and appear detached from the needs of eastern coopering groups amid ongoing loan discussions.
Columbia area notes mixed as community plans unfold
Local items report plans to attend Northwestern game in Columbus Ohio and Farmers Institute in February with Farmers Week events, plus school activities. Gossip covers anniversaries church visits, basketball practice, greenhouse work, and social calls among families including Hance, Heineman, Ruder, and Offenberg. Red Cross volunteers listed and Baptist Sunday school officers named. Golf club expands holes and traps while membership drive continues. Christmas tree for Philippine hospital project noted.
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Henry Berndsen
Cleveland
Minnie Adams
Elyzia
W. J. Laukes
George Hance
Oscar Hance
Grafton
Fred Ruder
C.F
Rocky River
Baptist Sunday School
Mise Hazel Oman
Local church activities and community notices in Berea area
In October the Methodist church sent 95 for world service work and the annual financial canvass will be held next Sunday afternoon. An Epworth League started at the church with 40 to 50 present, with another meeting in five weeks to elect officers. A temperance program is planned for Sunday school next Sunday morning. The high school basketball team will play the alumni on Friday evening November 15. Russell Adams has been hired to escort two Berea ladies to Daytona, then California, with supervision of their aid. Several residents and visitors, including Rev Harald Halderman and Mrs Hoak, visited friends in Cleveland and Berea, while others traveled to Milan on Sunday.
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Richard Pitt
Fay Lonebon
Richard Putt
Cleveland
Frank Bates
Methodist Church
Ween
Russell Adams
Bereatades
Daytona
Fla
Calas If
Ida VanArsdale
Howard
Charles Tamzen Symons
Laura Symons
Lloyd Stranahan
Frances
J. H. Bastard
Sundar
J. J. Squires
Milan
Konjola touted as remedy by Ohio resident
Mrs Mae McGi of 171 Dawson Avenue Bexley Columbus Ohio recounted severe illness with poor appetite restlessness and wakefulness. After trying Konjola she reports steadier nerves better sleep and appetite with regular bowels. Advertisement notes Konjola sold in Elyria Ohio at Paillips drug store and by prominent druggists throughout the region.
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Mae McGi
Dawson Avenue
Bexley
Columbus
Ohio
Konjola
Elyria
Paillip
Ady
Turtle derby profits stun Ponca City officials
In Ponca City Oklahoma officials report on a peculiar racing event the fastest thoroughbred turtle earns more money per distance than its turf racing kin. The compendium of terrapin derby results highlights the unusual earnings and draws local interest.
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Ponca City
Okla
Terrapin Derby Rewards Masters After 1929 Classic
The terrapin winner at the 101 Ranch earned $6,560 for its master, while the derby winner's master received about $100,000 or roughly $15 per foot traveled by the horse. Bobby Jones, prize winner of the 1929 terrapin classic, traveled 70 feet.
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Bobby Jones
Record Rabbit Hunt Sets Possible World Mark in Phoenix
Mack Taylor, rodent centre specialist, delivered 5173 jackrabbit hides to the biological survey headquarters in Phoenix to claim a possible world rabbit hunting record. In Madison, Wis the open season on skunks has begun, signaling a shift in local wildlife hunting activity.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Mack Taylor
Madison
Wis
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