President Harding Fights Pneumonia At San Francisco
Official bulletins report President Harding showing improved heart action and no expansion in pneumonia areas after a restless night. Doctors say he is calm, striving to overcome bronchial pneumonia with nourishment, rest, and prayers from the nation while Mrs. Harding remains at his bedside.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Harding
Sawyer
Joel T. Boone
Palace Hagel
Cal
Geneal Sawyer
Dedside
C. KE. Sawyer
M. D
Ray Liman Dilbur
C. M. Cooper
J. T. Boone
Hubert Work
Holsinger Settles Alleged Shortage With Bonding Firms
E. W. Holsinger former deputy county treasurer in charge of tax books reportedly settled his years long shortage totaling 5745.45 with bonding companies. County Attorney W. J. Barngrove confirmed the settlement while Holsinger, confined by illness, would not comment. A bonding representative was at Marion yesterday. no prosecution is expected.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
E. W. Holsinger
W. J. Barngrove
Holsinger
Bonding Company
Marion
Healey Makes Final Effort for Olander
An act for commutation of William Olander from death to life imprisonment was filed by attorney Robert G. Healey. The case follows a state suit against Olander now before Governor Kendall after the Iowa Supreme Court upheld a death verdict. A habeas corpus writ was denied, and federal actions are proceeding in the Fourth Circuit.
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Associated Press
William Olander
Berthop Halfpap
Fort Dodge
Robert G. Healey
State of
Iowa
Olander
Kendall
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Wade
U. S. Ecfrault Court of Appeals
Iowa Should Have a Fair Apple Crop Says Prof Herrick
Des Moines Iowa July 31 Iowa will have a fair to good apple crop this year says R S Herrick secretary of the Iowa Horticultural Society He predicts the total will be smaller than last year but quality especially in sprayed orchards will be very good A national crop is up slightly but Iowa and Missouri will have fewer apples than last year The Iowa grower may best market at home or nearby Buyers should ensure fruit is free from seab and worms and properly picked for winter use
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Des Moines
Iowa
R. S. Herrick
Iowa Horticultural Society
United States
Missouri
Lowa
Refuse To Reduce Rates For Wheat
Heads of twenty railroads declined a 25 percent freight rate cut request from western grain shippers. A rail board of trade spokesman proposed closing the exchange for 60 or 90 days to pressure federal agencies. Omaha business leaders argued lower rates would boost foreign orders and ease farmers' burden.
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Jated
Chicago
Wheat Council
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Board of Trade
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Agriculture
Omaha
Dray business sold in Riverside to Everett Latta
Riverside July 31 a deal for the dray business passed this week with Ernest H Craig selling to Everett Latta who took possession immediately. Craig has run the dray line for some time and has not announced future plans.
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Riverside
Ernest H. Craig
Everett Latta
Craig
Apple storage and pricing advice from Mr Herrick
Mr Herrick advocates oil wrapping and tight cool storage for apples and urges selling at the orchard with minimal packing to lower costs for producers and consumers. He also suggests outside cave storages and more county seat cold storage plants to handle surplus harvests.
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Herrick
Fire damages Lynn County Lumber Yard in Cedar Rapids
Fire broke out in the yards of the Lynn County Lumber Co in Cedar Rapids causing about 100000 in damage. Firemen fought to contain the blaze amid a brisk wind and trains were halted as streets were closed to traffic. The fire was brought under control around 1:00 p m. Separately a fire in Independence Ia threatened Notre Dame seminary a sister's home and another nearby house.
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The
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Lynn County Lumber Company
Lynn County Lumber Co
Independence
Notre Dame Seminary
Farmer profits amid wheat slump cited by Meredith
Des Moines July 31 Former Secretary of Agriculture E T Meredith told the Associated Press that the grain farmer will receive 500000000 more for his crop in 1923 than in 1922 despite the wheat price slump In Bemidji Minn Meredith said Senator Smith W Brookhart has not shown sustained effort to address economic problems and accused factions of conspiring to mislead farmers.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
E. T. Meredith
Bemidji, Minn
Johnson Springs
Johnson
Crookston
Harding
Congress
Smith Brookhart
la Follette
Magnus Johnson
Brookhart
Shipstead
Frazier
Harding Illness Triggers Market Selloff In New York
Official reports that President Harding's condition was grave sparked heavy selling on the New York stock market. The Associated Press notes a 1 to 2 point break in leaders like United States Steel Studebaker and Baldwin as small investors rushed for liquidation amid fear over the president's illness.
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Associated Pres
New York
Harding
United States Steel
Studebaker
Baldwin
Commission
President's prepared address to be released for tomorrow
George B. Christian Jr. secretary to the president arranged for the publication tomorrow of an address the executive prepared for delivery in San Francisco. A preliminary statement to accompany the text was being prepared for release with the address.
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San Prancisco
George B. Christian, Jr
Christian
Deputy Federal Attorney Resigns in Iowa Appointment Planned
Centerville longtime official William T. Gregory, who served as second assistant United States Attorney for the southern district of Iowa, resigns after three years. Ray C. Fountain of Des Moines will succeed him, with Gregory planning to move to California.
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Moines
Wiliam T. Gregory
Centerville
United States
Southern District of Iowa
Ray C. Fountain
Des Moines
Gregory
California
Senators Push Demand for Special Session Over Farm Crisis
A Minneapolis telegram from Senators Brookhart Frazier Shipstead and Johnson urged an immediate extra congressional session. They claim agriculture faces national calamity and discuss stabilizing wheat, tariffs, and government purchases while Johnson cautions against rushed action.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Congress
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
Magnus Johnson
San Francisco
Sawyer
Brookhart
Frazier
Deflating Falsehoods About the American Farmer
The speaker attacks Brockhart and others who claim the American farmer is ruined. He argues such statements damage farmers credit and integrity as businesspeople, comparing it to rumors that trigger bank runs. He calls for deflating these falsehoods and defending the industry.
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Brockhart
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