Germany seeks to avert collapse amid credit extension
Germany maneuvers to halt financial crisis after three month extension of a 100 million dollar credit from the world bank and allied banks. Berlin cabinets and Reichsbank officials move to restore confidence with wage payments and foreign exchange limits, while other European banks suspend operations and currency values fall.
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World Bank
American Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of England
Bank of France
Berlin
Basel
Switzerland
ARO Milena
Luther
Reichsbank
The
Reichsatank
von. Bindendore
Goring
Reichshank Eolel
Aste
Germany
Bitterites
Trowbie
Europe
Hungary
Austria
Latvia
Rumania
Stimson
United States
Henderean
Paria
Aity
Tte
Geb Matey
London
Bhesk
MacDonnad
Renjer
Jardine Joins Washington Agriculture Department
James T. Jamine, a veteran at the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station since 1920, joins the U S Department of Agriculture as assistant director of scientific research. He will aid department experimental stations and supervise ongoing projects. Born in Cherry Creek Idaho, he is a Utah Agricultural College graduate and has studied Alaska’s agricultural situation for the government.
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Washington
States Department of Agriculture
James T. Jamine
William M. Jardine
Agricuiture
Ender
Kevpit
Ste Soma
Jardine
Corre
Aga
Acientife
Abe
Cherry Creek
Idaho
Utah Agricultural College
Oregon Acticultural Experiment Station
Billie Dove Granted Divorce in Cruelty Case
Billie Dove was granted a divorce from Willat in Los Angeles after a trial that charged cruelty. The decree awarded Miss Dove custody and support, concluding the legal proceedings about a year ago.
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Billie Dove
Los Angeles
Calté
Miss Dove
Willat
Northwest forest fires rage across three states
Firefighting efforts span Montana Idaho and Wyoming as blazes threaten timber near the Challis Challis National Forest and Big Horn areas. Air observers reported acres burned and crews worked to trench lines amid stubborn winds and limited rain.
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Spokane
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Borha
Remick Creek
Tandow
Mt . Rastle
Quarts Creek
Central
Mabo
Challis
Rent and Lee National
Witew Park
Big Horn National
Grain Pool expands with 39 new elevators in western states
Grain Pool announces leasing of 39 elevators and warehouses in Utah and Idaho and near completion of purchase negotiations for the Loon Line terminal elevator in Minneapolis. Additional buys include 28 from Colorado Milling and Refining, 16 from Globe Milling and Water in Ogden, Utah. The Minneapolis facility has 2,300,000 bushel capacity and modern concrete construction with electric operation.
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Chicago
The
Fparmers
National - Grain Corporation
Utah
Idabo
Minneapolis
Colorade ‘Milling and Riewator Company
Globe Milling and Hiewater
Ogden
Minneapolis ‘Merator
It Pays to Advertise in McKintes Texas
A garbled snippet mentions Dallas News ads offering rain relief for crops in the north and east Teresa area within 48 hours. It claims within 96 hours heavy rain watered crops, referencing heat and a hound seeking shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKintes
Texas
Cortex
Dallas News
East
Teresa
Father Rescues Daughter From Drowning at Michigan Resort
In Coldwater Michigan Neilie M. Vincent a daughter of Ree and William N. Vincent of the Presbyterian church was saved from drowning after stepping into a hole while wading at a local resort. Her father dove in and rescued her from the water.
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Coldwater
Mich
Neilie M
Ree
William N. Vincent
Pamor
Presbyterian Church
Hera
Nebraska Crop Forecast Shows Corn Lead Over Wheat
A. K. Anderson, Nebraska crop statistician, projects corn at 262 496 000 bushels and winter wheat at 81 505 000 bushels. Dry and hot weather reduced yields across small grains, but eastern Nebraska wheat is expected to rank among the best. Potatoes, hay, apples also noted with lower hay and higher apples versus 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
A. KE Anderson
Dharvest
Anderson
Rastern Nebraska
Nebraska Leads In Wholesale Volume Among Midwest States
A survey by the Omaha Charitable Economy publicity bureau shows Nebraska ranks 14th in total wholesale volume with 151 percent of the national total and per capita sales at 764.87, above the 567.12 national average, while four states and New York, Delaware, Missouri, and Illinois exceed Nebraska in wholesale business. Nebraska also ranks 17th in retail per capita sales at 45.1 against a national average of 40.6, with the state among 13 where per capita sales exceed the average.
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Nebraska
Omaha
New York
Delaware
Missouri
Illinois
Publicity Bureau
Omaha Charitr of Commerce
Cornhusker
State reports highway gravel maintenance contracts awarded
State Engineer RL Cochrah announced maintenance work on gravel highways has cost about 850 thousand dollars this year. The largest contracts opened total around 252 thousand dollars. Combined bids for federal and state aid highway projects exceed 1,200,090 dollars.
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Cass Pienty Lincoln
RL. Cochrah
Federsl
Pawnee Relics to Go on Display at Hastings Museum
Will Clark of Detroit and his party plan to finish cleaning Pawnee artifacts from excavations near Genoa for an upcoming exhibition at the Hastings museum. The display will feature items found in Pawnee Indian houses and reflect the dig’s early stages.
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Genoa
Hastings
Will Clark
Detroit
Imaine
Early Pawnee House Reveals Ancient Trench Burials
Students under Professor Strang unearthed two early Pawnee houses near Linwood. Iron and copper trinkets were found within raised dwellings. Each structure centered on a fireplace and ringed by fourteen posts.
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Hare
Linwood
Strang
Hensges
Survey of Missouri River segment near St Joseph and Sioux City
Army engineers to survey the Missouri River stretch from St Joseph Missouri to Sioux City Iowa with 100 engineers. They will appraise likely sites for a project to contain the river and provide for a six foot channel. Five groups operate at locations along the reach. project cost listed as 74008 dollars and slated for completion.
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Missouri River
St. Joseph. MG
Sioux City
Workmen Map Plan for Crude Refinery Near Berea
Workmen begin placing tanks and structures for a crude petroleum refinery just outside Berea Ned tab miles northwest of Alliance. Initial site planned at Yale Siding four miles northwest of Alliance but adjusted to Berea after owner Eres of Newdastie moved it. Crude oil will be brought from eastern fields to this proposed site for processing.
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Berea
Omaha dealer buys 25300 acre Rushville ranch
Meyers of Omaha announces purchase of a 25 300 acre toy ranch near Rushville stocked with 6000 cattle. Sellers are the heirs of Edwin M Brass who established the ranch. Transaction occurred in Grand Island where the heirs reside. Meyers operates the Merers Land and Cattle Company and the Sandhills Land and Cattle Company in western Nebraska.
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PF. Meyers
Omaha
Rushville
Edwin M. Brass
Grand Island
Mr. Merers
Merers
Davidson's Oil Find Promises Relief From Hard Times
John Davidson reports traces of oil in his well and tests a new substance that yielded amber colored feld. A visitor from Oklahoma oil fields proposes a theory that a crevice opened northwest of Hay Springs when a new well was shot about a year ago allowing seepage into Davidson's well.
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John Davidson
Davidson
Oklahoma
Hay Springs
Robins and People in a Nebraska City Mystery
Residents recall a robin found dead on a city street near W H Reuter and Nellie Smith. Reuter confirms the bird’s identity and notes government tagging of birds. The passage suggests a government data method for studying bird life and habits.
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Nebraska
W. H. Reuter
Nellie. Smith
Reuter
Farmers Union Forms Temporary Bank Oversight Chapter
More than 900 farmers in Verdi and surrounding areas join a Farmers' Union meeting to organize a temporary bank. M. P. Nelson named chairman and L. J. Kodsa secretary as a committee of seven will solicit stock subscriptions. A goal of $25,000 is set before applying for a charter.
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Farmers’ Union
Verdigre
M. P. Nelson
L. J. Kodsa
Ccquateation
Dian
Wheat growers seek a debt moratorium
Kansas and Oklahoma farmers press for a six month loan relief amid plunging wheat prices. Leaders including Danker and Manley urge action to delay payments on crops and machinery as storage and mortgage pressures mount across Kansas, Texas, and neighboring states.
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Kansas City
Seamen of Plenty
de Ororatorium
Nice
Suive
Eniva
Kaas
Jodo Manley
Okla
Larned
Rane
Enid
Kansas
Texas
Dankers
Salina
Danker
Alexander Lake
International Harvester Company
Feders Farm Board
Tis. Company
Dave Been
JA Pepert
Amaérille-Texas
Guymon
Othe Morsalt
Lad Is Put on the Spot by New York Gangsters
In the Bronx a 15 year old boy named Samuel Savine was killed by gangsters who fired two shots into his chest while he sat at a newsstand on Linowing Avenue near 281 Lipplen Avenue. The cab sped away after the attack as witnesses watched in horror.
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New York
Bronx
Sama Ssi
Samuel Savine
Lippelin’ Avenue
Onal
Meteorite Falls in Montana Front Yard
A three inch diameter meteorite weighing about a pound fell into the front yard of J. A Rickman in Corbiey, six miles from Lewistown Montana. The rock was warm when Backman brought it to Lewistown to show friends.
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Lewistown
Mont
J. A Rickman
Corbiey
Backman
Lewis Town
Woman Sled Racer Weds Rasten in Outdoor Romance
Elisabeth Miller cker, internationally known dog sled racer, marries Kaare Nansen forest engineer and son of the late Dr Fridtjof Nansen, famed Norwegian explorer. The ceremony links elite sled sports and Arctic exploration heritage.
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Rasten
Elisabeth Miller §Cker
Kaare Nansen
Friduief? Nansen
Nansen
Convicts Kidnap Guard in Jefferson City Hold-Up
Two Missouri penitentiary inmates abducted a guard in Jefferson City's busy business district. They forced a car and drove away with him, later releasing the guard unharmed. Police investigated the incident and sought information on the suspects.
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Jeffersos City
Moa
Missouri Penitentiary
fo @rive
Ater
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Platte River
Frank R O'Connell
State
Game
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O'Connell
Nedras
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Lad
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