Wheat crop at record size despite rust damage forecast
Washington reports the department of agriculture forecasts the largest wheat crop on record totaling about 1.236 billion bushels, with winter and spring wheat combined. Red rust appears in May, threatening yields, especially in Kansas and Nebraska, while oats, barley, rye, hay, apples and peaches show strong prospects across major states.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Kansas
Nebraska
Kanrhe
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Texas
Oklahoma
Oregon
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Vickers Vimy Starts Trans Atlantic Flight Trial
The Vickers Vimy entered in the London Daily Mail $50,000 trans Atlantic flight race began a trial flight at 5:47 p.m. local time with Captain Jack Alcock piloting. The plane climbed and landed 40 minutes later after a successful test.
American troops in Italy observed by chaplain in 1944
Rev F C Kelly, chaplain of the 382nd infantry, recalls an Italian march and counter marching that fooled Austrian intelligence. He says American forces of under 6000 appeared 600,000 to the enemy, with daily 20 mile patrols and varied headgear to mislead observers. A captured Austrian general staff officer confirmed the 600,000 figure.
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Billings
Mont
Italy
F.C. Kelly
382Nd Infantry
Kelley
Rome
Inside bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate
Health column urges drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the alimentary canal and remove toxins. It claims daily elimination prevents illness, improves breath and complexion, and reduces head aches and digestive issues.
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Witasji
Mexican border plot figures in Ford libel case
The Ford libel trial moves into its fifth week as witnesses testify about a Mexican border plot including a German cross and Mauser rifles. Witnesses Marco Whire and Thomas Mayfield discuss papers, translation, and plans for a border invasion with local officials like Thomas Bishop and John Harold testifying. The defense questions authority reactions and a marshal’s resignation amid the case details.
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Mount Clemens Mich
Ford
Aga
Chicago
Daily
Mextican
Je « Wuinsky
Tni
Marconi Whire
Cusyms
Santa Maria
Texas
Thomas 8. Mayfield
Pharr
Hidalgo County
Thomas J. Alexander
Heeper
Sebastian
Thomas P. Bishop
United States Mershal
San Antonio
John R. Harold
Brownsville
Mayfield
Bishop
H Hrold
Harold
Mexico
Barder
Alfred Lucking
Wilson Ends Government Control of Foreign Exchange
Washington reports that on June 9 President Wilson, advised by the Federal Reserve Board, terminated government control over foreign exchange and the export of gold coin bullion and currency to hasten a return to normal conditions abroad. Exceptions include ruble notes and certain Russia Bolshevik territory exchanges and relief administration permitted dealings. Licenses will not be reauthorized but will be issued freely by the War Trade Board.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilsop
Federal Reserve Board
Russia
American ‘Relief’ Administration
Ithe Board
Termination 9
Letter From Here To Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt
A correspondent writes today addressed to Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the American National Woman Suffrage Association, noting she had requested a call session. The letter captures the ongoing suffrage dialogue and organizers’ communications.
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Carrie Chapman “Catt
American, National Women’s Suffrage Association
Mrs Hollahan Returns Home After Serious Operation
Mrs J W Hollahan of Buhl who had a serious operation at Boyd hospital about three weeks ago returned home today. Mrs Harry Allen, traveling from Boise, arrived home Sunday afternoon.
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J. W. Hollahan
Buhl
Boyd Hospital
Harry Allen
Boise
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