Hoarding Habit Cripples Indian Trade and Industry
Washington July 14. International News Wire reports Emimeté A. Chapman of the U.S. Department of Commerce detailing India’s hoarding habit as a major barrier to its economy. He notes vast sums of gold and silver hidden by households and a scarcity of banking credits hindering imports and exports.
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Internacional News Wire
Washington, D. C
India
Emimeté A. Chapman
Department of Commerce
Chapman
Imperial Bank of India
Indian
Stone from Pioneer Oscene Mill Used in New Power House
Northeastern News Power company at Mitchell Pant completed a powerhouse enclosure. Old mill stones from the flour mill that stood there were incorporated into the east wall masonry. The 1869 keystone reading NSN EL LP Co 129 was saved and placed below their own inscription. DAR members suggested saving the stones and adding a commemorative tablet.
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Osage
Northeastern News Power Company
Mitchell Pant
GO Vprer
NSN
EL LP. Co 129
Daughters of the American Revolution
Marta
Waterton Elks Set Plans for Annual Picnic
Waterton Elks will finalize plans at a Wednesday night meeting for their annual picnic and initiate a large class of candidates as soon as arrangements are complete. The lodge will also vote on several membership applications during the session.
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Waterton Elks
City Council Adjourns To Adjourned Meeting Next Monday
Lack of a quorum left the council unable to act on sewer and sidewalk assessments. Mayr A. Ek Gnagy announced the adjourned session will address protests next Monday night. Three members were absent: Leon Link I G Muller and R A Buck. Osage veteran William Huteneins dies in Minneapolis hospital. Survivors include a widow and two young children.
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Mayr A. EK. Gnagy
Leon Link
I. G. Muller
R.A. Buck
Osagh Veteras
Osage
Speghity
William Huteneins
Minneapolis
S&i
Martha Tintching
Radio Programs Tuesday Nearby Stations and Arrivals
A scan of Davenport Des Moines Omaha and Chicago listings shows a dense mix of radio programs. Musical performances orchestras organists and quintets share air time alongside farm programs news and market reports across stations WMAQ WLS KYW WDAF KSD and others.
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Stamong Davenpore
Omaha
Plang
Aail Council
Phinist
Ralph Mason Hix
Othe Spations
Hey
Chicago
Congress Hotel
WRIEM
Scotch Tenor
Iave Nudelman
WER
Tlex
Cornhuskers
Fannie
Adie Cavanaugh
Lan
Corminsters
WMAQ
Tito
Fred. Burns
Elizabeth Schwitzner
Beas Murray
David
Drake
WEE
Voor
Riviera Theatre
Oriole Dance Orchestra
Uving
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Nighthawk
Merry Old Chief
Plantation Pdayers
Detroit
Har
Mogr Apole Club
WSEM
Dave Nydeltan
Ther Concertini
WLS
Hex
KYW
Onmn
Eddie Dunstedher
Wes
Fate
Ria
W Dar
Seansas Ci HI
Sehonlaf Tha Atrs
Chasste Skis
Plas
Merry Gia Chie Sordberg
Phuilation
KSD
St. Lewis
Ada.p
Strawberry Point Nines Defeat Farmersburg 2 to 1
Strawberry Point Iowa July 44 Special Strawberry Point defeated the Palmersburg nine here Sunday 2 to 1. The win came with both runs scored in the seventh inning in a pitchers' duel between Luderman and Radke.
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Strawberry Paint
Palmersborg
Luderman
Radke
Mickey Walker Faces Shade Bout Decision in New York
Mickey Walker must answer yes or no to a Shade bout in New York. The controversy over the welterweight title will see Walker go before the commission for a definite decision on whether he will accept the Shade bout.
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Mickey Walker
Shade
New York
Daly Ft
Whetter
Veeohinas
Jy Tiere
Vernon
Cat
Walker
Stanley
Theoapte
Des Moines
Laws
Pioneer Ergs Leader George Lewis Dies in Milbank Burial
George Lewis, a prominent Osage pioneer and longtime resident of Milbank, died Sunday. His body was brought to town for burial today as residents recall his role in developing the Lee cabin and local community life.
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George Lewis
Milbank, & D
Lewis
Osage
Lee
Pennsylvania’s Plan to Spend 25 Million on Forest Restoration
Pennsylvania moves toward a bond issue of 25 million dollars to restore and expand state forests. The aim is to own one fifth of the state’s 28 million acres, dedicating vast woodland to nature, wildlife, and long term water and climate protection, honoring William Penn’s forest legacy.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Commonwealth
William Penn
Penn
Bathie Sets Country Club Course Record at Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club pro Bathie Batbie fired a 67 to break the club course record yesterday. He played 32 on the inside nine and 25 on the outside nine, totaling seven pars and two holes under par. Teammates Frank Fish Arch McFarlane Alfred Longley and Bell cheered as the former match score of 64 last year stood nearby.
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Bill Batbie
Sunnyside Country Club
Bathie
Bil
Frank Fish
Arch McFarlane
Alfred Longley
Bell
Charles Brookins Retires as World’s Leading Low Hurdler
Charles Brookins, famed low hurdler, ends his track career after the National A A U meet in San Francisco. He held the world bests and a 1 10 for the 100 yard low hurdles, with a 28 flat 220 yard mark from Ames last year. Brookins’ retirement follows Morgan Taylor’s challenge and marks the end of an era in American hurdling.
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Charles Brookins
Ini
San Francisco
Braykins
University of Jews
Brooking
Morgan Taylor
Grinnell
Brookine
National
Aalu Board
Ames
Breakins
Law
Lawler Beats Denver 3 to 1 In Slow Tempo Contest
Lawler Ja July 14 Special Lawler defeated the Denver baseball team 3 to 1 in a fast Sunday game. The home club led 2 0 in the fourth inning and added another run in the eighth. Denver outhit Lawler 9 to 8 but Belding kept the visitors’ hits scattered. Fagerland pitched well for Denver. Line score Denver 000 060 0 1 Lawler 069 200 3 8. Batterenver Fagerlang Freeman Lawler Balding Martin
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R. H. E. Denver
Qiu
Lawler
Batterenver
Fagerlang
Freeman
Balding
Martin
Fisherman Sends Friend Fake Minnesota Fish Prank
In Coon Rapids Iowa on July 14 Dr. Whigler, a local physician, received a parcel from Warren Garst claiming a mess of Minnesota fish. Expecting trout, he opened the can to find sardines instead, a humorous mix up in a prank package.
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Coon Rapids
Whigler
Warren Garst
Minnesota
First Presbyterian and Burton Avenue Baptist Win Openers
The First Presbyterian and Burton Avenue Baptist baseball teams won the first games of the S. S. CHAMP series at Cedar River Park last night. The Hyterians defeated First M. E. 3 to 3, while Burton Avenue Baptists beat Grace M. B. 1 to 0. It was the First M. B. nine’s first loss of the season.
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First Presbyterian
Burton Avenue Baptist
Cedar River Park
Hyterians
First M. E
Burton Avenue Bapists
Grace M. B
M. B
Readlyn Defeats Sumner 4 to 3 in Baseball Thriller
Readlyn won a Sunday baseball game against Sumner 4 to 3 at Treadlyn Ta. The winning run came in the ninth as Bredow Deikman and Speer hit consecutive singles. Readlyn started with a run in the first and added others before Sumner mounted a late rally. Pitching and fielding by Readlyn held Sumner to three runs.
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Treadlyn
Readlyn
Sumner
Hoone
Bredow
Deikman
Speer
Fisherman Carl Randall Crowned 1925 Seasant Champion
In July 1 Carl Randall was today credited as the champion fish catcher at the 1925 Seasant in Lorkwell City. The event highlighted Randall's skill in securing a notable large catfish, captured from an ice cream container.
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Lorkwell City
Carl Randall
Theatrical Happenings At The Rialto And Strand
Vivid show listings note Haplyd Minstrels and Nay Brothers Creulo Stauppere at the Trhttie with lively entertainment and colored dancers. Mary Wickford stars in a Spanish romance Fros. The Golden Hed at the Strand features Omor rows Run with Rud La and Reynolds cast, plus Linsey Coos on the radio. At Twin Lakes a resort visit is mentioned and an unusual fish story ends with a four pound oval fish egg laden fish.
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Creulo Stauppere
Mary Wickford
Iy Opalete
Rialto Theatre
Will Irwin
Recqae
Voran Reynolds
Lillian Miele
Linsey Coos
Radio Antertis
Theatre Scene Offers New Leading Roles At Local Playhouse
A fragile OCR briefing notes a dramatic staging at Maga theatre featuring Harrietn Hananond in the heroine role Abbot. The production promises intrigue with a leading game and two youths playing violins, amid a decotalon of performances by two young men.
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Maga Theatre
Harriett Hananond
Rale
Thay Ald
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