Rosenwald Capper President Confer On Farm Relief
Paul Smith a New York diverges as Rosenwald and Capper meet at White Pine camp to discuss farm relief and tariff issues. They back cooperative marketing, price stabilisation cautioned, and note the Northwest as key for legislation after November elections.
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Paul Smitha
N. Y
Kansas
Rosenwald
White Pine
Coolidge
Chicago
Northwest
Ranges City
Hice
Congress
Capper
McNary-Haugen
Florida Realtors Held on Fraud Charge
More than 40 officials and employees of the Florida realty groups face charges of defrauding in real estate sales and development. The Florida Cities Finance Company led by Merie C. Tebdets developed Fulford-by-the-Sea near Miami and Arcadia Gardens near Arcadia, with Arthur of Chicago involved.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida Mails
Florida Cities Finance Company
Merie C. Tebdets
Fulford-by the-Sea
Miami
Arcadia Gardens
Arcadia
Fia. Arthur
Chicago
World will never be without food says chemist
Dr H E Barnard, president of the American Institute of Baking, told a Institute of Politics audience in Williamsport that there will always be enough to eat. He said if population grows beyond supply chemists can produce yeast foods from sun light and air nitrogen to feed humanity.
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Williamsport
Institute of Politics
H. E. Barnagl
American Institute of Baking
Doctor Barnard
Docter Barnard
Retail Food Prices Fall Across 44 Cities in July
Labor department reports retail food prices declined in 44 major cities for the month ending July 15. The composite index eased to 157 from 159.7, with 13 items rising, 15 flat, and 26 falling. Cleveland led declines at 5 percent, Kansas City next at 4 percent.
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Washington
United States
Labor Department
Cleveland
Kansas City
Butte
Manchester
New Orleans
Houston
Los Angeles
45 064 000 Acres Wheat to Be Sown This Year
About 40 000 farmers will sow winter wheat this year totaling 45 064 000 acres. The figure exceeds last fall by 14 4 percent and compares with years 1918 1920 1921 and 1922.
Canning Plant Sees Output Drop As Corn Yield Falls
The Columbus canning factory began last week, aiming for 18 000 cases of corn in five weeks but poor yields cut output. In other notes a young fawn was found in Jenners park Leap City, and immigrant data show 951 Nebraskans native to the U S during the year ending June 30, with a drop of 471 from the prior year.
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Columbus
Jenners’ Park
Leap City
United States
Nebraska
Bureau of Immigration
Nebraska Capitol Commission
Capitol
Capitol Square
H Street
Lawrence Telephone Co
State Railway Commission
Devel, Ball
Anon
Boone County
Broken Bow
Fred Morgenheim
Scottsbluff
K. Warwick
McMullen
Gondrd
State Conservation Bureau
Ata Puatete
Gifers
Nebraska Potatoes Seen Priced High Amid Shortage
Scotts Bluff Nebraska farmers anticipate a 1926 potato harvest of about 6 percent million bushels valued at no less than 13 million. Prices are expected between 2 and 3 dollars per bushel as shortages in other midwestern regions raise demand. Northwestern Nebraska seeds may fetch up to 6 dollars a bushel for certified seed potatoes.
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Scotts Bluff
Nebraska
Cube
Bermudas
Piano Big Barbecue on Labor Day in Alliance
Prominent speakers from across the state will attend a Labor Day T P A barbecue in Alliance to celebrate the opening of the Alliance Bridgeport highway segment. The Denver to Deadwood trail marks a Denver to Black Hills route completion. W J Hamilton heads arrangements with district engineer A M Gaddis, who says the road will open by September 6.
Graveling Streets and Highways in Geneva
Graveling work continues for seventeen blocks in Geneva and will link to the state training school for girls road. Town streets receive four inches of gravel while the rural road at town edge gets three inches. Curbs and gutters in town were finished several weeks ago.
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Geneva
State Training School
Traffic Count Planned on Highway Harvard
Beginning six oclock Sunday morning August 15 a complete count will be made of all traffic Reneco aeeke east of there on BL Highway until mile oclock next Sunday evening County state and out of state automobiles will be counted separately as well as trucks wagons and other vehicles
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Harvard
Reneco Aeeke
Sanuay
Record Gasoline Tax Take Reported for July
Lincoln reports July gasoline tax collections totaling 289,694 from 448 dealers with 65 still to report. June shortfalls add 21,483 remitted later. final July total expected above 300,000, beating last July's 281,921.
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Lincoln
T. W. Bass
State Bureau
Railway Board Allows Beaver Valley to Close Marion Exchange
The state railway commission issued an order authorising Beaver Valley Telephone Co to close its Marion exchange and serve patrons from Danbury via metallic lines. The company also operates an exchange in Lebanon.
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Lincoln
State Railway Commission
Beaver Valley Telephone Company
Marion
Danbury
Ann Exchange of
Lebanon
Traffic Counts On Sunday At Grand Island Area
An effort to measure auto traffic on Sunday recorded counts on trans state highways from 6 a m to 8 p m. Two miles south of Grand Island on the Hastings road 2 523 cars passed. one mile east on the Lincoln 1 844. one mile west on the Lincoln 1 637. and one mile north on the Grand Island Black Hills 1 363.
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Grand Island
Hastings
Grand Island-Black Hills
Nemaha County Lowers Levy On County Debt Plan
Nemaha county commissioners reduce the special 1 mill levy to ½ mill to pay off county indebtedness. They hope financial conditions improve enough to remove the 4 mill levy by 1928. The action reflects efforts to ease the tax burden while settling debts.
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Auburn
Nemaha
New Mexican Plot Is Bared by U S Officials
United States officials report a small part of a broader revolution plot led by Gen. Enrique Estrada. Capt. A A Hopkins of the Department of Justice notes seized papers show a larger scheme than the insurrecto band indicated. Conflicting Mexican notices discuss troops at the border near Columbus New Mexico and Palomas Juarez. Mexico City reports Calles seeks congressional action on the religious question with episcopate replies undecided.
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United States
A. A. Hopkins
Department of Justice
Enrique Estrada
Hopkins
Estrada
Here
el Paso
Texas
Columbus
N. M
Mexico
Manuel M. Marcarenas
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Palomas
Roman Lopes
Mexico City
Calles
Congress
Detention Warrant Seizes Arms From Estrada Band Near Border
Federal Judge Paul J. McCormick signed a warrant of detention authorizing the seizure of arms taken from Gen. Enrique Estrada's band, rounded up near the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Paul J. McCormick
Enrique Estrada
Upham Named to Seville Exposition Commission
President Coolidge appoints Mrs. Fred W. Upham widow of the Republican treasurer as a member of the American commission to the 1930 Seville international exposition. National Sanatorium for Tuberculous Children forms in the District of Columbia to raise five million dollars by donation.
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Coolidge
Fred W. Upham
National Republican Committee
Seville
Spain
National Sanatorium For
Columbia
Lincoln Manuscripts Given to Government in Probate
In the will of Robert Todd Lincoln the court notes that manuscripts and papers of Abraham Lincoln held by the Library of Congress are bequeathed to the government.
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Robert Todd Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Library of Congress
United States to attend fifth international road congress in Milan
A delegation of government and state officials and a committee from American industries will represent the United States at the fifth international road congress to be held in Milan Italy on September 6.
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United States
Milan
Italy
Navy orders 209000 cu ft metal clad dirigible
The navy contracted with Aircraft Development Company in Detroit to build a 209000 cubic foot metal clad dirigible to be completed in 400 days. Congress has fixed the cost at $300000.
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Navy
Aircraft Development Company
Detroit
Congress
Hall Kin Held Without Bail in Double Murder
Somerville New Jersey Henry de La Bruyere Carpender and Willie Stevens are held without bail awaiting grand jury action on charges of murdering Rev. Dr. Edward W. Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills at the Phillips farm near New Brunswick. Mrs Frances Stevens Hall widow of the slain clergyman is free on 15000 bail awaiting grand jury action on a murder charge.
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Somerville
N. J
Henry de la Bruyere Carpender
Willie” Stevens
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Mills
Phillips Farm
New Brunswick
Frances Stevens Hall
Somerset County
Valentine Out of Danger New York
Rudolph Valentino, reported to be out of danger, remains under observation in New York as doctors monitor his condition after a recent medical event.
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Valentine
New York
Rudolph Valentino
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Washington Briefs
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