Major U.S. Crop Outlook Sees Record Corn Yield for 1925
Washington reports indications of a farm outlook with corn yield near 1.25 billion bushels, up from last year, and a larger overall crop mix. Wheat production in eleven northern hemisphere countries remains strong, while potatoes and apples show declines from the prior year across the nation.
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United States
Russia
Pacific
Rudge Faces Call for Investigation Over Carelessness Quote
The speaker criticized an act as careless and indicated a likely push for an official inquiry. Officials have not yet announced formal steps.
E. B. Brossard Named to Tariff Commission
Edgar E. Brossard is named to the Tariff Commission where members debate questions. He was born in Idaho, educated in Utah, and holds degrees from the University of Minnesota.
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E. B. Brossard
Tariff Commission
Edgar
Idaho
Utah
University of Minnesota
Dodge Suit to Divide Disputed 13 Million Estate
A Detroit circuits court filing seeks the distribution of thirteen million eighty six thousand four hundred twenty four dollars from the Horace B. Dodge estate. The suit by Jr. L. Lois Elgin Pa Dodge III requests determination of the final disposition and allocation of assets.
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Dodge
Detroit
Mich
Horace B. Dodge
Jr. L. Lois Elgin Pa. Dodge III
Rodeo to be Held in Chicago August 15 at Grant Park
The big rodeo is slated for August 15 at the great stadium in Grant Park on the lake front. Organizers expect hundreds of thousands of spectators to attend.
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Chicago
Grant Park
Lake Front
Riffians Bombed by French Flyers in Raid
Paris reports a bombing raid against a French air squadron with 8000 pounds of bombs killing and wounding 800 Riffians. France and Spain sign a Madrid agreement to a land blockade of Moroccan rebels as the conference's key plan. Spanish forces, aided by air units, seize Beni Ambran heights and push rebels from the position. Four rebel dead found. many believed dead in ravines.
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France
Spain
Madrid
Beni Ambran
Genna brothers fall in Chicago booze wars as Tony is shot
The Genna crime family suffers another fatal hit in Chicago, Tony Genna killed leaving Sam Peter and Jim. Police weigh two theories including internal revolt against the Gennas and retaliation for Dean O’Banion’s murder. The Genna brothers controlled the city’s illegal liquor trade.
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Bulletine
Genna Brothers
Tony Genna
Mike Genna
Angel Genna
Tony
Sam
Peter
Jim
Europe
Dean O’banion
Girl Shoots Married Man and Then Ends Own Life
A young woman and her married male friend, formed for months, died in a suicide pact after she shot him in an automobile on a Rumson New Jersey road. The case involves a fatal shooting followed by the woman's death by self inflicted gunshot.
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New York
Rumson
N. J
Nebraska State News Roundup From Beatrice to Omaha
Nebraska items report York county auto licenses reaching 4077 and Omaha census figures with 24993 boys 26364 girls. Notices cover hotel construction at Lincoln 1100000 cost starting Sept 1 and a big fall merchants gathering in Omaha. Obituary notes include Johanna Govers Tebbins and George W. Berge. Wymore fire damage and Hastings bank deposits rise are noted among other county events and public notices.
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Omaha
Dixon County
Beatrice
Fillmore County
Geneva
Knox County
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Lincoln
Johanna Govers Tebbins
Newman Grove
Spalding
Wymore
Hastings
H G. Bush
Berea
George W. Berge
Nebraska
Minatare
Nebraska Kennel Club
American Kennel Club
George Marsh
Fred Kats
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Lincolnn
As Board of Examiners
Department of Public Welfare
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Cedar County
Epworth
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Fremont
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Pocatella
American Legion
John Scrimsher
Talmage
Brock
Hay Springs
Lincoln City
Teresa Pellican
J. M. Robinson
Grand Island
John Burke
Elkhorn Farmer
Crawford
Douglas County
Nathan’s Lake
Claude Burk
Brooksburg
Ruth Lonergan
Florence
Christ Lutheran
Falls City
Northport
Sinclair Oil Company
Logan Tontenelle
Pierce
Harriet MacMurphy
Bellevue Road
Fontenelle
Omaha Hell
Jury Fixed to Try Scopes in Evolution Case
Dayton Tenn. John T. Scopes will be tried by a jury of Baptists and Methodists, mostly farmers, who hold firm Bible beliefs and vague ideas of evolution. The lineup includes W. F. Robinson, J. W. Dagley, Jim Riley, and others, with one member unable to read. The defense used three peremptory challenges and a new grand jury indictment follows. Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan attend. jury selection proceeds under judge John T. Raulston as scientists are restricted from testifying on evolution.
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Tenn
John Thomas Scopes
John T. Scopes
W. F. Robinson
Farmer
J. W. Dagley
Jim Riley
Scopes
Tennessee
Darrow
Quesneys
Two Men Held in Plot to Kill King Alfonso and Rivera
Madrid reports capital police have information on a Paris hatched plot to assassinate King Alfonso and Gen. Primo de Rivera. Two arrests made in Guipuscoa, northern Spain, of Spanish Syndicalists affiliated with the Communist Internationale.
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Madrid
Paris
Alfonso
Primo de Rivera
Guipuscoa
Spain
The
Communist Internationale
Lincoln Ellsworth to Get Medal for Heroism
Oslo reports American explorer Lincoln Ellsworth to receive a gold medal for heroism. The award honors his actions during his polar expedition and the rescue of crew members on a perilous Arctic voyage.
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Oslo
Norway
Bulnworth
Eneenandet
Roald Domndoen
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