Coolidge Addresses Cotton Manufacturers On Trade And Prosperity
President Coolidge told the National Cotton Manufacturers Association that tariff policy supports a strong American industry and promised government aid against the boll weevil. He endorsed inter-state cooperation, defended free exchange within a continental market, and urged vigilance in enforcing laws and unfair trade practices.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
National Cotton Manufacturers Association
Federal Trade Board
U.S
Former Cincinnati Officers Guilty in Liquor Graft Case
Thirty one former Cincinnati policemen and rural city agents pleaded guilty to federal liquor graft indictments in U S district court in Cincinnati. Six had pleaded guilty earlier. two more village dry agents followed as sentences were deferred.
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Associated
Cincinnati
United States District Court
Haveth FE. May
United States
Hickenlooper
Mrs Hulse 94 Dies at Keota Home
Mrs Eliza Hulse widow of M A Hulse aged 94 died at her Keota home after a fall last November left her with a broken hip. She was mother to Mrs J A Y Ashby EB A Hulse and others including Mrs Eulalia Warrington and L E Hulse. Eldest son Addison Alvin Hulse died in 1919. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Keota
Eliza Hulse
M. A. Hulse
J. A. Y. Ashby
EB. A. Hulse
Washington
Eulalia Warrington
L. E. Hulse
Special Services at Presbyterian Church This Week
Special services at the Presbyterian church continued last evening under pastor F. W. Eastwood. The study theme is His Last Week with services at 7 30 each evening. All are welcome as meetings lead to the Easter celebration next Sunday.
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The
Presbyterian Church
F. W. Eastwood
Death of Mrs Sophia Wilson in Lemoore California
Mrs Sophia Wilson age seventy nine died in Lemoore California after injuries from an automobile accident a few weeks earlier She was known as Sophia Curtis to Jackson township settlers and married George H Wilson of Co 1 13th Town Infantry during the Civil War She studied at the old Washington college She was a first cousin of Mrs A VanSickle Mrs Elizabeth Canier Mrs N L Babcock and Mrs J D Glasgow and had lived in California fifty years She leaves five sons.
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N. L. Babcock
Sophia Wilson
Lemoore
California
Wilson
Jackson Township
Sophia Curtis
George H. Wilson
Co. 1
13Th Town Infantry
Old Washington College
Exit Ascaris screening at Young America schoolhouse
On Thursday night April 9 the film Exit Ascaris will be shown at the Young America schoolhouse. Produced by the United States Department of Agriculture the picture covers the life history of hog round worms and describes swine sanitation methods to prevent losses. All farm people are urged to attend.
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Ascaris
Young America
United States Department of Agriculture
Lee Holland Returns From Wyman Visit
Lee Holland came back yesterday from Wyman where he had stayed since Saturday morning visiting his parents at their home.
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Lee Holland
Wyman
Our own political policies judged fair despite fair criticisms
The speaker argues that nations pursue their own economic procedures for self interest and that critics should consider the justifications for our own political methods even when they are scrutinized. He notes a disadvantage against countries more aggressive in monopolies or resource exploitation.
France Introduces New Taxation Bill and Bank Measures
Paris April 7 The cabinet approved a government finance bill proposing a capital levy and loan plan. Finance Minister de Monzie urged immediate reference to the finance committee and a report by day’s end. The package also raises Bank of France bills to 45 billion francs and boosts state advances by four billion. premier Herriot and de Monzie to testify before the finance commission tomorrow as chamber shifts to woman suffrage debate.
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Associated Press
Paris
de Monzie
Bank of France
M. de Monzie
Herriot
Finance Commission
Miss Isabel Minick Visits Home From Chicago
Miss Isabel Minick has been home from Chicago visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J J Minick and among her many friends.
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Isabel Minick
Chicago
Naational Kindergarten College
Mrs. J. J. Minick
Racing Motorboats to Battle for Harmsworth Trophy
Detroit April 3 speed record chase for the Harmsworth Trophy pits Commodore Gar Wood against a French driver in a Detroit river contest. Wood plans a new four Liberty engine hydroplane to defend the B I T title as the Harmsworth trophy cap remains in play with a three day regatta planned and two heats required for victory.
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Detroit
Commodore Gar Wood
Ekill
Wood
Wood Fi
Cowes
Efigiend
YWCA Board Reports Charter Closure and 409 Members
The YWCA charter membership closed April 6 with 409 Washington women and girls pledging $1 457 25 for 1925 6, of which 909 50 has been received in cash. The committee will continue outreach to recruit new members and expand activities including swimming fitness plaque making Bible study and an employment bureau to aid women seeking work.
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Po Enne
Washington
YY. W
J. O. Elder
Perhss
J. A. McKinstry
Eva Livington
Fannie Wilson
Wington
Coon
National Joy Association
Ted
Mrs. Brown
Brown
Mabel Morton
Public funds not preferred court rules state house
The Iowa Supreme Court reversed lower rulings on public fund preference in bank liquidations. It held that when a bank is liquidated under state banking laws, public money is not preferred. The case involving Exchange State Bank of Stuart and the Washington school district affects future state bank liquidations and funds safeguards.
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Associated Press
State House
Des Moines
Towa
Supreme Court
State Banking Department
Exchange State Bank
Stuart
Iowa
Washington
Gibsons
Fortieth General Assembly
Marathon Savings Bank
Wallace and Hearst Clash on Iowa Farmer Income
In Des Moines H A Wallace projects a July 1 1925 farm income of about 1500 up 450 from last year due to hogs and oats sales. Charles Hearst counters that farmers are in worse condition than last year noting impaired buying power affecting urban areas.
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Wallace
Hearst
Iowa
Associated Press
Des Moines
H. A. Wallace
Wallace Farmer
Charles Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau
E Mason's Father Dies in Ames Iowa
Mason died at 84 at a daughter's home in Ames Iowa His son E Mason had visited him in Washington and spoke with local residents about his father confirming the death
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Kimer Mason
Mason
Ames
Iowa
Washington
Radek Set to Vanish From Bolshevik Ranks
Moscow dispatch reports Karl Radek facing downfall after the Central Commission condemns his attempt to foment factional strife within the German Communist Party. He risks expulsion from the Russian Communist Party if he opposes the current German leadership. Radek, Heinrich Brand, and Herr Thalhamer are barred from the Communist International.
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The
Communist Party
Radek
Heinrich Brand
Herr Thalhamer
Communist Internationale
Fireworks Plant Wrecked in Mass with Fatalities
A series of explosions and a blaze at the National Fire Works plant in Hanover Massachusetts destroys a large portion of the facility. One man is dead and many workers are believed killed. seven town fire crews fight to save magazines and nearby homes while escaping workers jump into the Drinkwater river. By 2 p.m. about one hundred of the 200 buildings are destroyed. The final death toll awaits a post incident check.
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Associated Press
Hanover
Mass
National Fireworks Company
Collect Chickens for Oliver Family
B Friese and son Charley and Lloyd Walker led a forenoon drive around nearby farms to gather chickens for the Oliver family who were burned out days earlier. They collected 152 chickens in trucks from donors, with many giving even a half dozen chickens to help restart the poultry business. Neighbors and friends expressed pleasure at the response to the appeal.
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B. Friese
Charley
Lloyd Walker
Clarence Oliver
Mrs. Oliver
Olivers
Eough
Friese
Walker
Growth of US potato industry shown in federal figures
Federal figures reveal rapid growth from about 100 million bushels after the Civil War to more than 400 million annually today. By 1900 the 260 million bushel mark was passed, with acreage rising from about 1 million to around 4 million. Leading states in 1924 include New York, Minnesota, Maine, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Federal Department of Agriculture
New York
Minnesota
Maine
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Fate of Road Control Bill Now Doubtful
Des Moines April 7 with four House absentees delaying action the fate of highway legislation hangs on tomorrow's House vote on Senate amendments to the road control bill. House in recess issues but aims to force action while a conference on appropriations proceeds in the Senate.
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State House
Des Moines
House
Senate
Noble
Muscatine
Anderson
Webster
Christopher
Bremer
Quirk
Sac
Haskell
Stoddard
Bergman
Breakenridge
Perkins
Brookins
D A R Luncheon Attendance in Richland Courtesies Guests
A list of subscribers and ladies including Mrs R Cook Mrs R Shannon Mrs J B Lemmon and others traveled to Richland for a D A R luncheon hosted at Mrs Fred Smith's home with Mrs Smith and Mrs Greenlee coordinating.
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R. G. Cherry
J. E. Edgington
EF. D. Morrison
Besse Conger
Susie Edgington
Kathryn Null
Eva Smeltzer
J.E. Gardner
Fred Smith
Smith
Greenlee
U S Potato Output Compare 1869 1920 and Global Position
The record notes per capita potato production averaging 2.9 bushels from 1869 to 1878 and 3.7 bushels from 1914 to 1920. It ranks the United States as the third largest producer behind Germany and Poland. A new statistical bulletin details potatoes and sweet potatoes yields per acre, production steps, seed needs, costs, shipments, trade, and prices to aid producers and shippers.
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United States
Germany
Poland
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Heisp
Sophie Wilson
Y. W. C. A. Board
Union
Gibson
Burbank
Ray Johnson
E. Mason
Trotzky
Prese
Moscow
Karl Radek
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