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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1931

Page

7

Bright Spot in Sade Industry Reports Shoe Growth

In St Louis on September 25 United Press notes a rare positive trend in shoe manufacturing. International Shoe Company boosted production to 185000 pairs daily after six months of strength, while prices fell about 17 percent. Net sales for the first half of 1931 were 42,409,268 against 51,741,105 in 1930. earnings per share were 1.12 versus 1.75.

Louis United Press International Shoe Company International

New Disease Killing Bees and Horses in Carson Valley

Ranchers and beekeepers report a mysterious disease causing paralysis in horses and chess. Several horses have died with paralysis like symptoms and large bee colonies are wiped out. A Carson Valley farmer has now spoken up about the outbreak.

Larson City Carson Valley

California Ends Drive To Repeal Syndicalism Law

San Francisco reports a statewide campaign to repeal California's criminal syndicalism law with 208,900 signatures gathered toward a repeal ballot. By December 117,000 more are needed to qualify. Unions back the effort, calling the law an intimidator of the labor movement. In Arkansas, an auto tour misreads signs declaring vexed views of Hoover.

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China may buy more U. S. cotton as floods hit crops

Yangtze floods wipe out much of China summer cotton. Officials say China will buy a larger share of U S cotton than ever before. Silver price drop reduced foreign purchases but crop failure makes staple imports imperative.

China U. 3 Shanghai Yangtze Cling United States Silver Exchange

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