Harvest Help Drive To One Cent Per Mile Rail Rate
Valley City paper reports North Dakota state officials seek a one cent per mile rail rate to bring harvest labor from the railroad administration. Gov. Allen of Kansas faced a similar request and government refused. Drought devastates western counties. eastern North Dakota expects a fair crop. Townley sedition trial coverage. editor Hubbard resigns. Think in Interest columns discuss prohibition, politics, andBank of North Dakota limits.
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State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Railroad Administration
Allen
Kansas
John M. Baer
A. C. Townley
Jackson
Minn
John M
A. C
Baer
North Dakota
Samson
L. W. Hubbard
Peoples Opinion
Hubbard
Moody
St. Paul
The
Times-Record
Mr. Moody
City
New York Times
Town Mirror
Townley
Brinton
Bill Nye
Bank of North Dakota
Cathro
Gota
Montana
Valley City
Bank of North Dakota Sees Limited Aid for Drought Area
The Bank of North Dakota voiced limited relief for drought hit areas west of the river. Deputy director Roy M. Haliday, at a Dickinson conference, relayed Director General F. W. Cathro’s message that rediscounts and funding will be scarce until after next tax-paying time, with the bank unable to meet the full needs of the short crop region.
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Bany
Bank of
North Dakota
Charles Eastgate
Amidon
Slope
Dickinson
Roy M. Haliday
Mann
James R. Waters
Bank of North Dakota
F. W. Cathro
Eastgate
Closing Day At The Fair Sets Stage For Track Races
Beautiful weather graces closing day of the fair as automobile fellows host an inning and anticipation builds for exciting track races. Teams and racers have trained long, aiming for strong showings today.
British Dirigible R-34 Lands in England After Atlantic Flight
The R-34 completed its Atlantic voyage, landing safely at Pulham after a 183 hour round trip. Departing Mineola Wednesday, it faced engine trouble and a squall near landing, with three attempts to berth and workers securing the tail rope to a concrete block. The craft unloaded two and a half tons of water ballast and drenched Sundae of helpers.
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England
London
Pulham
Mineola
Long Island
New York
Putnam
East Fourtune
Scotland
Air Ministry
East Fortune
Texas City Under Martial Law in Longview
Longview Texas was placed under martial law after the shooting of a Black man by white residents. Governor Hobby dispatched guards and rangers as 1000+ firearms were surrendered, and streets were closed to all but military officers and designated personnel. The victim, Marian Bush, 19, was found shot near a schoolhouse after an exchange of gunfire with H Medrith.
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Texas City
Longview
Texas
Ney
Hobby
Enges
Marian Bush
H. Medrith
Bush
Daylight Savings Bill Veto Override Fails in Washington
Washington notes that the bid to override the president's veto on daylight savings repeal failed by 23 votes short of the required two thirds. The measure is referred to the agricultural committee and likely to be reported to the House later today.
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Joneses
Tam
Plumbers’ Union
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Ford
J. J. Hill
Ed Howe
Melville Stone
James Whitcomb Riley
Walt Mason
John Wanamaker
William Shakespeare
California
Hiram Johnson
Hughes
Wilson
Leonard Wood
Chamberlain
Oregon
Congress
League
Townley
Qsckaen
Inn
Afl
Minnesota
Washington
Articultural Committee
House
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North Dak
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Roosevelt Field
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Irteres
DR. Crane
Editoria
Greenwich Village
Rand
AAVL
Steel Trust
Litchville Bulletin
Trink 14
Roy P. Allison
Nome Tribune
Wes
Allison
Ign
Diplo
Deterest
Jaye
Gray Sidewall Firestones
Northwest
Firestone Tires
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