Hoover Laval Talks Outline Shared Peace Aims
Washington and Paris described informal talks on international affairs with no binding commitments. They emphasized monetary and economic stability, cautious steps toward arms limitations, and continued study of methods to restore global confidence. Laval said the meeting advanced Franco American understanding and international solidarity.
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Washington
Hoover
Aval
France
United States
White House
Congress
New
York
Laval
Ie de
Wisconsin La Follette radicals press for own program
The La Follette wing of Wisconsin Republicans in Congress will not back the house organization in December without unemployment and farm relief. Eight Wisconsin Republicans, led by the late Robert M. La Follette, hold a balance of power in the house. A meeting in Madison will invite radical peers from other states to draft a platform for the Seventy-second Congress.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
la Follette
Congress
Madison Capital Times
House
Robert M. la Follette
Tower Branch
Sanchez Cerro elected Peru president after revolution
Lieut. Col. Sanchez Cerro has been elected president of Peru, defeating three rivals after serving as provisional leader during the revolution. The result cements Cerro's hold as the nation moves from provisional rule toward stable government.
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Sanchez Cerro
Peru
MacDonald Triumph in British Election Landslide
London reports a massive National Government victory in the British general election. National government seats lead 552 to 56 with 608 total. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald wins Seaham by 5,951 votes. Conservative Stanley Baldwin and Labour leader Arthur Henderson react to a watershed result.
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London
Labor Party
House of Commons
Simonites
Samuelites
Oswald Mosley
New Party
Ramsay MacDonald
Trumph
Seaham
William Coxon
Stanley Baldwin
Arthur Henderson
Labor ‘Party
Another Real D A R Is Discovered in California
The D A R announced a new real Daughter of the American Revolution Mrs Mary Priscilla Tillman ninety three of Berkeley California daughter of Sergt Fielding Reynolds of South Carolina cavalry who enlisted in the Revolutionary War She is a widow mother and grandmother of soldiers whose service spans all U S wars including Indian campaigns on the frontier
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Washington
Mary Priscilla, Tillman
Berkeley
Calif
Sergt. Fielding Reynolds
South Carolina Cavalry
Tillman
United States
Week for Boosting Wool Products Is Set
Boston Arthur Hyde secretary of agriculture and James C Stone chairman of the federal farm board will give the principal addresses at the Inaugural dinner of National Wool Week at the Waldorf Astoria New York on Saturday evening November 7 Col Charles F H Johnson general chairman of Wool Week announces. The week runs through November 15 with merchants nationwide highlighting woolen clothing and goods stressing quality price and new styles.
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Boston
Arthur ©. Hyde
James C. Stone
Federal Farm Board
National Wool Week
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
Charles F._H. Johnson
United States
Wheat Prices Rise Benefit Nebraska Farmers
Nebraska wheat prices climbed to 38 to 40 cents a bushel, adding about 7.0 million to the value of 75 million bushels stored. Dealers expect higher prices this winter, with J L Welsh predicting up to 75 cent wheats as farmers hold 40 million bushels on farms.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Omaha Grain Exchange
J.L. Welsh
Butler- Welsh Grain Company
North Platte Fire Destroys Hay Stacks in Strong Gale
A west gale swept across Western Nebraska as fires burned hay flats east of North Platte destroying 51 stacks worth over 10000 dollars. North Platte Fire Department fought the blaze with chemical apparatus. The land belonged to Nels Updike of Omaha. A wide strip burned. farm buildings were torn by the wind and Sidney residents sheltered indoors as dust obscured the sun.
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North Platte
Nels Updike
Omaha
Nebraska
Sidney
Million Trees To Be Planted In Nebraska This Year
University of Nebraska extension forester Clayton W Watkins says nearly 1,000,000 tree seedlings will be distributed to farmers for 1 per hundred, with varieties including elm, mulberry, cottonwood, and red cedar. Application blanks will be available December 1 in county offices. The cedar seedlings limited to western Nebraska avoid cedar rust spread. The program mirrors last year with a focus on windbreaks and woodlots.
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Lincoln
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Nebraska College ,of Agriculture
Clayton W.watkins
Extension Forester
Watkins
Nebraska
Sastern
Nebraska National Forest
Halsey
Bones from prehistoric monster packed in 19 crates
Denver Ed state museum ships bones unearthed near Angus weighing 4 440 pounds to Colorado. Nebraska winter wheat acreage likely to shrink this year as seeding nears completion. Seward and Boone counties report substantial 1931 tax reductions by State Tax Commissioner W H Smith. In Omaha city population 100 000 plus marital status shows 18 543 men and 81 666 women with various single married widowed or divorced counts. Squatters arrive by boat and highway to accrete land along Knox county Missouri river border amid court rulings on accretion land title.
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Edstate Museum
Denver
Colorado
Angus
Seward
Boone Counties
Boone County
Omaha
Missouri
Knox County
Nebraska turkey crop outlook and grain yield estimates
The January survey reports an October first estimate of 17 bushels per acre for corn in Nebraska with winter wheat acreage well below last year as sowing nears completion. Prices show little month to month and livestock values lag behind last year. Nebraska will ship fewer turkeys for Thanksgiving than last year, with a 2 percent smaller gobbler crop despite a larger national turkey crop. A gravel bed southwest of West Point yields 10 000 cubic yards of highway gravel. A Madagascar lemur found in Lincoln yard dies from chilling. zoologists note similarities to a monkey. Nebraska births in the first half of 1930 totaled 18 032, with 6 778 boys and 6 254 girls, including 12 721 whites, 108 Negroes, 9 Japanese or Chinese, 53 Indians, and 141 Mexican or mixed. 148 twins, two triplet sets, and 231 illegitimate births.
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Nebraska
State
Federal
Division of Agricultural Statistics
West Point
Paul Brockman
Lyman Richey
Fremont
Farmer John Frederick Buys Third Quarter of Land
John Frederick of Meadow Grove, a lifelong farm hand who never farmed for himself, paid 16 000 cash for his third quarter section of Madison county land. He arrived in Madison county in 1882, saved earnings, and ten years later bought eighty acres. In 1898 he traded that for a quarter section, then purchased another quarter in 1903 with savings and rental income.
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John Frederick
Meadow Grove
Madison County
Frederick
Illinois Plan to Aid Corn Growers Unveiled at Springfield
Illinois farm bureau members approve a plan to form a National Agricultural Credit corporation with a $1 million capital to finance holding 30 to 50 million bushels of corn on Midwest farms. The plan aims to stabilize prices, coordinate with local elevators, and seal stored corn as collateral under state warehousing acts. Government and private partners would back the program, with regional cooperation hoped from Iowa Nebraska Indiana Missouri Kansas and South Dakota.
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Springfield
Farm Bureau of
Ilinois
Earl Smith
Hinnois Agricultural Association
Midwest
National Agricultural Credit Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Chicago
Iowa
Nebraska
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
South Dakota
Illinois
Stuart E. Pierson
Pierson
National Credit Corporation
St. Louis
Omaha
Smith
Farm Bureau
Lawyers predicted in Bank Failure Case
Two Chicago lawyers, Lewis Shaffer and Maurice J. Freedman, were indicted on perjury charges by the Lake county grand jury over their actions surrounding the closing of the Waukegan State bank. They filed a stockholders liability claim for depositor Mrs Catherine Miller of McHenry shortly after the bank's closing amid claims of advance knowledge and possible paid signaling.
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Waukegan, Ill
Chicago
Lewis Shaffer
Maurice J. Freedman
Lake County
Grand Jury
Waukegan State Bank
Shaffer
Freeman
Catherine Milter
McHenry
Grand
Waukegan
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Incereet
Madagascar
E R. Mathers
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