Grain merger chief denies report on dissolution plans
The president of the grain marketing venture denied reports of dissolving the enterprise, saying no breakup talks will occur before July 28. The company halted stock selling and promotional activities while banks assured repayment of advances and asset coverage remained strong.
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Grain Merger
Gray SiWer
Cancer
Silver
Emmanuel F. Rosenbaum
John W. Coverdale
J. Rosenbaum Grain Company
Rosenbaum Brothers
Armour Grain Company
Chicago
Davis-Noland-Merrill Company
Kansas City
Cooperative Company
Ilinois Agricultural Association
Illinois Commerce Commission
Illinois
Indiana Securities Commission
Indiana
Appeala
Ohio
Baruch funds war profits study at Johns Hopkins
Bernard M. Baruch has donated at least 250000 to the Walter Hines Page school of international relations at Johns Hopkins University to study how to remove profits from war. The gift may reach 300000 over a three year period and supports research at Johns Hopkins and foreign universities. The effort aims to diagnose factors that fuel war and considers whether war profits hinder peace. General Pershing and Owen D Young are connected to the project, which envisions a planned endowment of about 1000000 and a September opening.
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Walter Hines Page
Johns Hopkins University
Owen D. Young
Dawes
Johns Hawkins
Baruch
Young
War Industries Board
Page School
London
False riot report after alleged clash at Clearview
Okemih Ohio July 8 AP a fight between two Negroes at Clearview near here led to a false report of white Negro clashes. Under Sheriff R P L Taylor said investigation found no riot but a deputy went to Clearview.
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Okemih
Ohio
O Clearview
Here
R .P. L. Taylor
Clearview
East Swelters in Heat Wave
The second day of the heat wave sweeping from the Midwest has caused at least nine deaths and many prostrations. Violent storms in New York brought brief relief as the city reached 90 degrees with high humidity. one man died and many were affected. Two deaths occurred in Washington as the temperature rose to 105 on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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New York
Asr
Middlewest
New York City
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rival gang feud prompts large scale crackdown after shootings
Two officers were killed and a third wounded when Michael and followers opened fire on a police car in early June amid the Angelo Genna gang feud. Michael died, Tony Genna was wounded but escaped. a fourth occupant identified as Tony Genna was linked to the events. Authorities launched a massive crackdown, arresting 400 suspects and seizing alcohol and equipment, while the British Museum Library notes a separate three million book collection being dusted by staff.
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Michael
Angelo
Tony
Tony Genna
Old Valley Gang
Genna
Moonlight Open Air Pavilion Hosts Regular Wednesday Dance
Regular Wednesday night dance event at the Moonlight Open Air Pavilion draws local dancers to a recurring social gathering. Attendees mingle on the outdoor venue's floor with music and a casual social atmosphere.
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Moonlight Open Air Pavilion
Dance Palace
Idaho Men at Utah Meeting
The summer meeting of the American Society of Civil Engineers opened in East Lake City with 150 delegates. Governor George Dern welcomed attendees. Speakers included Warren G. Swensen, Idaho reclamation commissioner, R. E. Shephard of Jerome, irrigation project manager, and Dr. John A. Wistoe of Salt Lake. Robert Ridgway of New York presides.
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East Lake City
American Society O Civil Engineers
George Dern
Utah
Warren G. Swendsen
Idaho
Salt Lake
Fact Finding Commission
U. 8. Board of Reclamaion
Robert Ridgway
New York
Bryan Defends Evolution in Scopes Trial Banquet Remarks
The article reports William Jennings Bryan’s banquet address defending his view of evolution as a contested issue in the Scopes trial. He asserts the people will guide teachers, questions the death penalty, and contrasts Tennesseans with the nation. Bryan notes Colby will not attend and Bryan Jr. joins as counsel. Detailing reactions from defense and references to Dayton, Tennessee.
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Dayton
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Seppea
Pone
Tennessee
Pne
United States
Benet
Iiiam Jennings Bryan
Bainbridge Colby
Mr. Bryan
Colby
Bry
William, Jennings Bryan
John T. Scopes
William Jennings Bryan Jr
Lono Angeles
Calif
Arizona
Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Jobs T. Scopes
Appellate Division
New York Supreme Court
New York
Cavalry Stable Fire At Fort Russell Kills Ten Horses
A Fort Russell fourth cavalry stable burned early today in Cheyenne, costing about 50000 dollars as ten horses perished. Soldiers risked their lives to rescue ten other horses. origin of the blaze is under investigation.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Russell
GM Truck Division Merges with Yellow Cap to Form New Company
The General Motors truck division merges with Yellow Cap Manufacturing to create Yellow Truck and Coach Manufacturing. John D. Hertz, head of Yellow Cab, will serve as chairman and John A. Ritchie as president of the new firm.
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Chicago
General Motors Corporation
Yellow Cap Manufacturing Company
Yellow Truck and Coach Manufacturing Company
John D. Hertz
Yellow Cab
John A. Ritchie
Corn Hides Town As Fields Grow Tall In Iowa
Perry Iowa July 8 corn crops impede visibility forcing farmers to erect signs at crossroads near Jamaica to warn visitors. The new consolidated schoolhouse site is obscured by stalks eight feet tall on July 4.
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Perry
Iowa
Jamaica
New Consolidated
Objections to 50 000 Poster Campaign for Prohibition
Washington July 8 AP high prohibition officials oppose the plan to spend 50 000 on posters to promote dry laws. Reports say approval may be withheld and Miss Georgia Hopley the prohibition agent who spoke to women groups had her duties abolished. The 11 million prohibition appropriation allows 50 000 for information campaigns, but Assistant Secretary Andrews questions the best use of funds and whether legal options exist to redirect the money.
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Washington
Prohibition
Prohibition Unit
Georgia Hopley
Prohibition Department
Andrews
The
Treasury
Dear Onativia Brokers plan to resume business after failure
New York July 8 AP with pledges totaling over 2.5 million dollars from New York and Chicago creditors Dear Onativia Co brokers, the firm that failed last week with liabilities exceeding 35 million, said it would resume business soon under a settlement plan.
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New York
Chicago
Dear, Onativia & Co
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Thermos
Alladin
Hawkeye
Petersen Raed
Edgar W. Brown
Dorothy Sunshine Browning
Dorothy
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Scotland
British Museum
Warren Swendsen
R. E. Shepherd
John R. Neal
Scopes
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Colgate’s
Inol
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Lifebuoy
Ivory
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