Nations near agreement on Young plan and Zeppelin flight
The Hague talks edge toward early Rhineland evacuation and a British advantage in reparations division under the Young plan. Germany's Graf Zeppelin completes refueling after Lakehurst and prepares a perilous leg to Tokyo crossing Russia and Siberia. Washington eyes a five power naval conference while Hoover advances inland waterway and farm policies.
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Rhineland
Great Britain
Philip Snowden
M. Cheron
Snowden
France
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Sofar
Germany
League of Nations Assembly
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London
AVING
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Friedrichshafen
Tokyo
Russia
Siberia
Sea of Okhotsk
Saghallen
Doctor Eckener
Graf Zeppelin
United States Patent Office
Friedrichshafen Zeppelin Company
Bleriot Plans Airliner LifeboatConvertible To Ocean Flight
French aviator Louis Bleriot says new plane designs can automatically convert into a lifeboat for sea landings and will carry passengers Paris to New York in 24 hours. He predicts continents will be linked by large land planes, not zeppelins or hydroplanes, and collaborates with Armstrong on a Gotham to Paris regular airline with ocean airports across the Atlantic.
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Ouis Bleriot
English Channel
Paris
New York
Gotham
Armstrong
Atlantic
Secretary Stimson Reports Hoover Satisfaction on Armament Talks
Secretary of State Stimson announces the president is highly pleased with progress in U S and Great Britain naval armament negotiations. The statement underscores advancing discussions as both nations seek a framework addressing naval forces and security.
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Stimson
Hoover
United States
Great Britain
Tenth Anniversary of Wei Mar Constitution Celebrated in Berlin
The tenth anniversary of the Wei mar constitution of the German republic was celebrated with great enthusiasm in Berlin. The event highlighted national unity and the political heritage shaping the republic.
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Berlin
Dairies urged to use silage and forage to boost milk
The U S Department of Agriculture advises dairy farmers to supplement short dry pastures with summer silage. For 12 to 20 cows a 10 to 12 foot diameter silo is ideal, with silage kept for winter use. Alternatives include sweet clover, alfalfa, peas, vetches, soybeans, corn, oats, barley, rye, Sudan grass, and grain feeding.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Sudan
Central West
Meanest Man Takes Tots Milk Tickets
In Lynchburg Virginia a public welfare nurse notes a tubercular division suspect who saved milk tickets for two children until they were worth 9.20 dollars and then exchanged them for cash at a creamery. He bought a railroad ticket to leave town.
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Lynchburg
Municipal Department of Public Welfare
Radio murderer Wyseman gets four years in prison
Robert W Wiseman of Watertown known as the radio slayer received four years for second degree manslaughter in the slaying of his stepson Gerald Ellis after a dispute over a late night radio. He was fined 1000 dollars and faces 500 additional days in prison if the fine is unpaid.
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Sioux Falls
Robert W. Wiseman
Watertown
Wiseman
George T. Jameson
Gerald EK. Ellis
Ellis
Silent sisters with a wall divide Arkansas frontier home
Two sisters in a 20 acre Mercer property sit on a shared porch divided by a wall with no spoken word for 30 years. Miss Sarah Mercer maintains memory and calm while Miss Rachel, sealed lips, endures community stigma over a vanished fiancé and her baby son.
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Little Rock
Ark
Sarah Mercer
Rachel
Mercer
Sarah
Calendar reform hits national attention amid conference push
The national committee on calendar simplification reports broad public interest to Secretary of State Stimson. Chairman George Eastman notes calendar defects impede data comparability and civil progress. Separately in New Orleans, streetcar workers attack city hall, injuring Acting Mayor Walmsley and four councilmen before a broader clash with police leaves four wounded.
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National Committee On
State Stimson
George Eastman
Stimson
League of Nations
New Orleans
Walmsley
Judge rules against Radio Corp in patent dispute
Federal Judge Morris in Wilmington Delaware issues judgment against the Radio Corporation of America in a suit over patent rights. Beneficiaries include Francis Dunmore and Percival D Lowell with ties to the Bureau of Standards. The Dubilier Condenser Corp of New York is a third beneficiary. Dubilier says the salt will affect makers of radio sets with electric light socket attachments and may involve at least 20 million dollars in back royalties.
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Morris
Wilmington
Del
Radio Corporation Ofmerica
Francis Dunmore
Bureau of Standards
Washington, D. C
Percival D. Lowell
Te Dubilier Condenser Corporation of
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William Dubilier
The
Condenser Corporation
Keep Cream Cool During Hot Months of Summer
Dairy men should take extra steps to preserve cream quality in heat. Water cools far faster than air and a simple setup uses wind mill water to chill a hardwood barrel and stock tank. Place the cream can in the barrel with cool water flowing, stir cream frequently, and avoid mixing warm and cool cream. Keep clean, cool, and deliver often.
Distasteful Flavors in Cream Caused by Weeds
Off flavors in cream originate from weeds seeds and air odors such as wild onion garlic leek and ragweed. External oil gasoline and vegetable flavors can impart taste. Bacterial derived notes like stale cheesy yeasty bitter or acid reduce quality and profits. Prevent by keeping cows from weedy pastures storing cream cleanly and cooling to 50 degrees Fahrenheit after separation and frequent deliveries.
Build Upon a Rock Admonition for Strong Foundations
The ancient warning to build on solid ground remains relevant. Modern knowledge offers methods to create adequate foundations even when soil conditions are less than ideal.
Playgrounds Multiply Across 800 United Communities
Public Naygrounda expansion shows more than 800 communities in the United States establishing playground spaces. Local officials and mothers groups report increased access for children, with new equipment and safety updates funded by municipal budgets and grants.
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United States
Buck Deer Causes Auto Wreck Near Seeley Wisconsin
Henry Crandal drove an orchestra engagement car that bucked deer leaped from roadside bank and struck the radiator, tearing front fenders and hood before the animal was killed by a hunter and left for the game warden.
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Cable
Wis
Henry Crandal
Seeley
Swallow Dies After Golf Ball Strike in Ontario Round
In Trenton Ontario W B McClung and two others play a threesome when McClung drives from the No 4 tee. A swallow flying low did not heed the warning and was struck by the ball. The ball traveled 75 yards, breaking the swallow into three pieces.
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Trenton
W. B. McClung
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad
Phillips Milk of Magnesia presents as a reliable antacid for sour stomach and indigestion. It promotes a sweet tongue and breath, claims medical endorsement, and stresses the Phillips name as a registered trademark since 1878.
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Phillips
U. S
Charles H Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
Why the Filmy Outfit Sets Up Screen Test Morning
A brief note reveals a practical reason for a film costume choice. The speaker explains they are taking a screen test this morning, indicating a moment of preparation and audition activity.
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