Prospect 5 Fine for BI Corn Crop Prospects
The Associated Press reports a record corn crop forecast for the nation this harvest, with 3.131 billion bushels expected based on Sept 1 conditions, a potential surpassing of the prior record by 6 billion bushels if late frosts allow full maturity. Also notes record Toledo brown rice and rising August crop forecasts, while wheat and other crops shift. The piece then covers League of Nations armament talks in Spain, Japan’s opposition to disarmament limits, and global reluctance to curb armaments without universal cooperation.
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Associated. Presa
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ueh
Toledeaco
League
Sebastian
Spain
Japan
John Barlencorn Gets Another Blow
Washington report states a bureau of medicine and surgery order ends the use of spirits in medical vessels for medicinal purposes. Medical supply depots may not use whiskey except in hospitals, and no further purchases will be made. The on hand supply is estimated to last two to three weeks. The order forbids internal revenue related spirits and wine preparations in the medical department.
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Washington
States Navy
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Medical Department
Ttig
Ordar
SGU
Direan
Operators and Miners Reach Another Agreement
Operators and miners in Sept Town con firmers and opers reached a settlement ending the difficulties. The price per kil of powder will be 2.20 dollars instead of the previous rate. The miners’ wage advances will be retroactive to August 16 and payable September 26. The new wage is 7.60 dollars per day. A further clause provides for an investigation to determine if an agreement was violated before fines are levied on the men.
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Ahea
Investigation progress toward universal disarmament begins
Washington reports an informal inquiry by the United States into universal disarmament. The League of Nations is forming advisory machinery on armament control under the covenant, with preliminary investigations into weapons manufacture and war fare limits. Smaller nations urged action, Rome discussions noted May 17.
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Washington
League of Ations
Cirelgs
League
Rome
Women of Ireland Parade Call for Coal Loading Stop
On the San Francisco waterfront several women identifying as teachers of the Women s League for Irish Independence led a parade urging longshoremen to ease loading for ships bound for English ports. The action targeted workers on the British steamer Muncaster Castle and coal company officials said workers were persuaded to stop work.
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San Francisco
Women’s League For Irish Independence
The
Coal Company
Senator Crane in Poor Health at Calton Mass
Former United States Senator W. Murray Crane is seriously ill at his Calton home after several days in bed His family says the condition is not alarming but he collapsed at Farrampton while planning exercises The notice notes he has been ill for days and is under medical care
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Senator Crane
Calton
Mass
United States
W. Murry Crane
Close Three LT League Standings Loomington Season Looms
Bloomington September 1 reports recoml breaking attendances mark a new Threes League season. Reagon leads as Rockford finishes third with Moline and Cedar Rapids contesting fourth. Peoria strong at seventh and land eighth, with Hvansville and Evansville in key positions.
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Tela. Ghoominst
Syine Aero
Hvansville
Renner Nap
Rockford
Moline
Cedar Rapids
Jed
Peoria
Yorre Hate
Land
Moses Leads In Early Republican Primary Returns
Moses leads in the Republican primaries for renomination with a two to one edge over Spaulding as early returns from 110 of 294 precincts report Moses 9,806 and Spaulding 4,714 from across the state.
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Moses
West Manchester
N. A
United States
George Hi. Moses
Wuntrey
Spaulding Cormer
Tood
Admin
Spaulding
Wells defeats Tournee in Deauville heavyweight bout
English heavyweight Wells defeated French heavyweight Paul Tournee in the sixteenth round in Deauville France. Tournee, once a sparring partner for George Carpenter, had been knocked out earlier this year in March in Jvonden by Wells in the eighth round and in May in the same city by Frank Moran of Pittsburgh in the second.
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Wells
Deauville
France
Rombadier
Paul Tournee
Tournes
George Carpent
Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
Oddie Leads For Senator In Early Returns
Primary returns from 265 precincts show former Governor Tasker J. Oddie leading for the Republican nomination to the United States Senate with 631 votes. Rev Brewster has 367 and Miller of Reno trails. Wenderson was unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
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Oddie
Reno
Tasker J. Oddie
United States
Rev. Brewster
Miller
Jenntor
Charles TG. iWenderson
Blaine Leads Milwaukee In Gubernatorial Contest
Blaine of Boscobel leads Roy Wilcox of Eau Claire in the Republican gubernatorial race with 88 491 to 87 589 after 14 precincts counted from 2 879 in the state. Blaine holds a slight edge as tallies continue across Wisconsin.
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Blaine
Milwaukee
John J. Blaine
Boscobel
Roy Wilcox
Eau Claire
Wilccox
Harding Party Starts Home From Minnesota Trip
Benator Harding and party left Aul, Minnesota at 11:10 tonight for the return trip to Merlot after a 14 hour visit in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Officials report the tour grounds were completed.
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Hardings
Minn
Benator
Harding
Merlot
Yormeapolis
St. Paul
Tair Grounds
Harding Proposes Farmers Program at Minnesota State Fair
Benator Harding, Republican nominee, outlined a self sustaining farm policy at the Minnesota State Fair. He called for greater farmer representation, cooperative marketing, world market studies, price stabilization, long term credits, diversified farming, and tariff revision to protect agriculture. He urged balanced grain and livestock production, improved rural social life, and defended price controls as temporary during crises.
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Minnesota State
Fair Grounds
Sept
Benator Harding
Minnesota
Ndminee
Harding
Grace Young Celebrates Seventeen Birthday at Home
A birthday party was held last evening at Miss Grace Young's residence on Ith Avenue in her honor for turning seventeen. Guests included Dorothy Lenz Cecil Bean Mrs W F Young W N Matler and Henry Graham among others with games and refreshments.
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Grace Young
Ith Avenue
Dorothy Lenz
Cecil Bean
W. F. Young
N. Matler
Henry Graham
Poultry Market Notes Highest Cash Price Paid
Independent market brief notes the highest cash price paid for poultry, with mention of Twin Walls and the market context. Fragmentary text hints at pricing and vendor activity in the poultry trade, but specifics are unclear.
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Poul
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Boyle Company
Wall Street
C. L. DeLong
Clothing Department
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William Desmond
Sydney
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