Government to Spend Over Four Billion on 1929-33 Programs
White House outlines four year push in naval expansion army aviation housing public works and post office deficits. Estimated increases total about 1.009 billion with farm relief at least 150 million and large naval and postal costs shaping the budget outlook.
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America
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Army
Boulder Dam
Postal Service
Post Office Department
Treasury
Army Navy
Post Office
Hoover Invites Coolidge to Washington Visit
President Hoover proclaims the Kellogg anti war treaty in a ceremony in Washington with Calvin Coolidge as guest of honor. Coolidge accepted the invitation and will attend the proclamation and White House luncheon with the diplomatic corps. The cabinet Kellogg Borah Swanson are slated to attend alongside Coolidge. Serena Taylor returns home to Galesburg after a Washington visit.
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Calvin Coolidge
United States
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White House
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Kellogg
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Swanson
Virginia
Last Man's Club in Another Reunion It May Be Last
ST PAUL June 295 LP The last man s club gathers here as three survivors of Company RB first Minnesota volunteer infantry ready for a final toast. John S Goff 87 ChamBerlain 87, Charles Lockwood 87 of S D, and Peter Hall 92 of Atwater Minnesota share memories of 43 years ago. They joke of future meetings and vow to persist as long as they shall live.
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Charles Lockwood
Chamberlain
S. D
Peter Hall
Atwater
Minnesota
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First
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Battle of Peace Orchard
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Columbus Junction Resident Dies of Blood Poisoning
P C Ross aged 64 a longtime Columbus Junction resident died at home Friday after a week long illness of blood poisoning He helped untangle horses after a mower accident last week and had scratches from the incident He was a Rock Island lines foreman due for pension He was born in 1864 Montgomery Indiana survived by widow Kathryn two daughters nine grandchildren and several siblings Funeral arrangements were incomplete with burial planned in Columbus City cemetery
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Rock Island Lines
Montgomery County
Ind
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Edwards
Guy Masonholder
Verne Brown
Columbus
Stephen Ross
Ainsworth
Bessie Turner
Blanch Lewis
Hattie Taft
Denver
Orpha Christner
Frances Shafer
Gertrude Marshall
Aurora
Columbus City
Sermon At United Presbyterian In Crawfordsville
Nellie Manners reports in Crawfordsville that July 206 Miss Lucile Carper of Olds visited. A communion preparation service featured a sermon by Thomas Wolfe of Ainsworth on No Man Cared for My Soul, attended by Mrs. J. O. Matthews Mrs. Spencer Rev and Mrs. Fred Sharpe and others.
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Crawfordsville
Lucile Carper
Olds
United Presbyterian Church
Thomas Wolfe
Ainsworth
J. O. Matthews
Spencer
Harry Bishop
Havre
Fred Sharpe
Winfield
Farm Board to study Florida fruit and Texas cotton
The Federal Farm Board planned to consider Florida fruit crops and Texas cotton, two key agricultural issues. President Hoover sought an emergency aid session for Florida fruit growers while Senator Connally urged policy action on cotton before the new marketing season.
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Florida Fruit
Texas Cotton TO Farm Board
Washington
Texas
Florida
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Connally
Congress
Farm Board
Senator Connally
Chaiman Alexander Legge
Accident Epidemic Ties Le Mars Area in 24 Hours
An accident wave in Le Mars Iowa eased today after a flurry of injuries. In the last two days four people suffered leg fractures, three broke arms, and ribs were fractured. several others received injuries and were treated at the local hospital.
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LE Mars
Bank of Pablo Fails in Jacksonville Beach
The 25th Florida bank to close in two weeks did not open today. The Bank of Pablo in Jacksonville Beach, a small institution with $25,000 capital, primarily served weekend vacationers.
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Florida
Bank of Pablo
Jacksonville Beach
Cherokee Bandits Elude Searchers After Bank Robbery
Bandits robbed the First National Bank of Cherokee of over 4000 dollars. A state checker and a Kansas City man were wounded. State Agent Hi Yackey led the broad search with planes and cars aiding but no trace found. Patrols extended across surrounding counties as clues from the bank guided efforts.
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George Hurff
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Muscatine
Hi Yackey
Canadian plan to curb rum running faces U S navigation law amendment
Ottawa reports Canadian officials propose a plan to Washington that would require small Sall vessels to obtain clearance papers, limiting unrouted arrivals and departures to curb rum running across the border. Under current law all Canadian vessels must clear customs when leaving for a foreign port.
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Communists Youths Riot at New York Scout Departure
In New York 60 Young Volunteers of America activists disrupted the Boy Scouts sendoff for an England jamboree. Police dispersed the group after clashes on the Samaria pier as families watched. three men were arrested after resisting orders.
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Liquor Men Kill Federal Officers in Rio Grande Clash
In El Paso on July 20 border patrolman Ivan Scotten, 25, died after a half hour gun battle with Mexican liquor smugglers along the Rio Grande. A squad attempted to arrest a river crossing on horseback when fire broke out from both sides. Scotten fell as the gunfight raged with several hundred shots. the Mexican horseman was wounded and carried to safety by his companions.
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St Louis Flyers Begin Second Week of Endurance Flight
St Louis endurance pilots Dale Jackson and Forrets OBrine push their monoplane Assault on the Refueling Endurance past another week. The St Louis-Rob in, airborne since 7 17 last Saturday, reaches 168 consecutive hours as Gallagher motor runs. Missouri-Robin with Joseph Hammer and W Gentery Shelton logs 68 hours since takeoff at 10 30 a m Wednesday.
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Forrets O'Brine
Gallagher
Joseph Hammer
Advantages Of An Airport Told By Price
Victor C. Price of Centerville addressed the Better Washington club on aviation progress and airport value for communities. He described Centerville’s 160 acre field three and a half miles from town, leased by the chamber of commerce with plans for purchase via tax, and outlined financing by leasing and annual sub scription if needed. He noted income from flight fees and gas sales supporting upkeep and urged federal commerce officials to advise on field selection and procedures.
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Victor C. Price
Centerville
Better Washington Club
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Chamber of Commerce
Federal Department of Commerce
Washington
Farmer duped by gypsies loses $10000 near Oelwein Iowa
Carl Glode a middle aged farmer two miles southwest of Oelwein says he lost his wife’s $10000 to a gypsy band after they promised to double the money in three days. Officers race to trace the swindlers as the gypsies vanished with an automobile and left only stage money.
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Oelwein
Carl Glode
Glode
Fayette County
Glade
Frost Ruins Truck Crops in Wisconsin
Early killing frost strikes central Wisconsin with lows near 36 to 40 degrees paralyzing truck gardens from Antigo to Wisconsin Rapids. Weather officials trace the unprecedented cold wave to Alaska and the Great Lakes region. The piece notes fatalities from a separate Stratton, Colorado wreck with nine dead.
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Milwaukee
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U.P
Antigo
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Powers Take New Steps to Prevent War
In Manchuria fighting edges up as Russia and China clash near Harbin. Foreign consuls seek protection for foreigners if conflict erupts while Russia invades Manchuria and Chinese troops move toward Manchuli. Stimson diplomacy backed by Briand gains cautious Russian approval.
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Mukden
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Stimson
Washington
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Sinclair's Term Ends Sunday in Contempt Case
Harry F. Sinclair, oil baron, completes a 90 day sentence for contempt of the senate in district jail. He serves a concurrent six month term for jury shadowing and may be freed after good behavior allowances.
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Washington
U.P
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate
Sinclair
Weather Forecast for Upper Mississippi Valleys and Plains
Forecast predicts showers and thundershowers in the north and central areas early in the week with cooler spells in the central region midweek. Temperatures look mostly above normal with a return to cooler conditions in the north and central zones toward the week’s end.
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Missouri Valleys
Great Plains
Problem of airport wheat easily solved in Hutchinson
The wheat on 125 acres planned for Hutchinson's new airport was nearly wiped out by a recent flood. The problem of harvesting the remaining crop has been solved.
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Hutchinson
Kan
U.P
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