Royal Girl Sells for 3600 at Hereford Roundup
Kansas City March 6 The highest price at the American Hereford Breeders association round up was 3600 for Royal Girl bred at Kansas Agricultural College Manhattan by United States Reputor J. N. Camden of Versailles Kentucky. The sale showed lively bidding with cows averaging 411 and bulls 302 across three days.
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Kansas City
American Hereford Breeders’ Association
Royal Girl
Kansas Agricultural College
Manhattan
United States
J. N. Camden
Versailles
W. McCampbell
Roland J. Kinzer
Association
Belle Randolph
Mousel Brothers
Cambridge
Neb
Jones & Cameron
Hereford
Tex
Lees Summit
Commercial Land Company
Muskogee
Okla
Mytileve
O. Wilson_ & Son
Burlington Junction
Foster Livestock Company
Louise Ardmore
Walter L. Yost
Collier
Fulton
Mahala J
Sanders Brothers
Sheridan
T. R. Barry
Peabody
Kan
Montgelas Considered as Mexico Minister Link
Berlin March 6 The appointment of Count Adolf Montgelas head of the American section of the foreign office as Minister to Mexico is under consideration. The Tageblatt says Mexico has signified its acceptance. Montgelas' wife was formerly Miss Fanny Dickinson Hazel tine of Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Associated Frees
Berlin
Count Adolf Montgelas
Foreign Office
Mexico
Tageblatt
Count Montgelas
Fanny Dickinson Hazeltine
Grand Rapids
Mich
Army Fliers Arrest Seen While Escort for Officer
Douglas Arizona March Lieuts G L Usher and L M Wolfe American aviators landed at Nari Nasiozari Sonora Mexico Feb 2 and arrived here yesterday. They flew to El Paso by airplane under escort by order of their command officer. It is assumed they are under arrest pending investigation.
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Associated Press
Douglas
Ariz
Mareh
L. Usher
L. M. Wolfe
Amercan
Nas Iozari
Sonora
Mexico
el Paso
Scort
Jithey
Swiss vote on joining league in plebiscite
Swiss voters will decide on May 16 whether Switzerland shall join the League of Nations motion alliance. The parliament extra session approved entry subject to a plebiscite with adjournment set for April 12.
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Associated Press
Berne
Switzerland
League of Motion
Four-Inch Bath Rule Sparks Emporia Water Cue
Emporia Kansas officials urge water conservation as four inches of bath water is deemed sufficient. City commissioner Dan Dryer cites the Neosho River’s low level, asking WoLOT car owners to skip car washing until spring rains raise the river.
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Emiporia
Kan
Emporia
Dan Dryer
Neosho
Greatest Ring Men Show Fear at Zero Hour
A look at nerves and bravado among boxing legends at defining moments. It recalls figures like Corbett, Gans, Willard, Johnson, Jeffries, Sullivan and Carpentier, noting how fear or nerve affected their performances and decisions before famed bouts.
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EQ Hughes
Coes
James
Jock Demp
Balog
Anice
Jim
Corbett
Carpentier
Regen Rehan Seasa
Sieve
Nelson
Dane
Garlest
Jack Grace
Joe Gans
Gans
Bat
Tne
Anae
Joe
Frank Erne
Joe Choyinnski
San Francisco Bay
Chuck
Billy Delaney
Shure
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Coney
Robert
Fite
Jack Munroe
Anaconda
Frisco
Jack
Nero
Kid McCoy
John L. Sullivan
Charlie Mircheh
Chantilly
France
Mitchell
John Dig
Target Tips and Hunting Helps by Gur Arms and Ammunition Expert
A column on small bore shooting shows the U S government promoting 22 caliber target practice with 50 and 100 yard decimals and 150 200 yard C5 targets. It notes NRA medals for 50 100 and 200 yard scores and discusses equipment stocks and barrel grooves.
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Gur Arms and
United States
Nation ‘al Board of the Promotion of
Jas
Little Ca
N.ra
N. R.A
Treasures of Mexico Rumored Stashed in Mysterious Mines
Reports claim vast caches of silver and gold hidden by bandits over years in Chihuahua and remote districts of Durango San Luis Potosi and Zacatecas. Peons whisper that Francisco Villa hid loot in mountain fastness rivaling Cortes era riches.
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Mexico
Chihuahua
Mex
Durango
San Luis
Potosi
Zacatecas
Republic
Francisco Villa
No Wedding Bars for Low Paid Federal Bank Workers
Chicago March 6 A new rule from the federal reserve bank of Chicago sets a minimum $125 monthly salary for male employees before marriage while in service. Vice Governor C R McKay calls the provision imperative and requires approval from the chief clerk before marrying.
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iBy
Associated Press
Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
C. R. McKay
Ludendorff Heads to Russia Through Finland
General Ludendorff, former head of the German military system, passed through Finnish territory en route to Russia. He traveled with a large staff, according to a Helsingfors dispatch to the Central News.
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Ludendorff
Russia
Associated Press
London
Helsingfors
Central News
U S Not Invited to Russia Study Commission
The United States has received no invitation to join a proposed commission of experts to travel to Russia and study the situation there. Also, Jewish women in Palestine have been granted the vote and will be eligible for election to the constituent assembly.
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SY Lie
Washington, D. C
United States
Russia
Palestine
Associated Press
New York
Constituent Assembly
London Today
Ion
Portugal Rail Strike Ends After Settlement Report
In Madrid on March 6 a telegram from Pontevedra near the Portuguese frontier confirmed that the railway strike in Portugal has been settled.
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Ortugal
Associated Press
Madrid
Portugal
Pontevedra
Frontier
Small warehouse project approved in Grinnell area
Moore and Moore Inc will construct a small warehouse on Falls Avenue for building material storage. A builders permit was issued today for the structure with an estimated cost of 860 dollars. Cornell College defeated Grinnell 22 to 10 in the final Grinnell basketball game of the season.
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Moore & Moore, Inc
Falls Avenue
Grinnell
Cornell College
Fire Devours Northwood Business Section
A morning fire in Northwood Ja. destroyed the business district, causing about 25000 dollars in property loss and threatening two farms and homes near the Slosson opera house where the blaze started. Firefighters arrived after almost half an hour as the alarm system alerted authorities. By noon the blaze was under control.
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Northwood
Bian
Wasteful Congress Budgets Stir Public Alarm
The Minneapolis Journal notes rising government spending in Washington as a few lawmakers push back against extravagant appropriations. It cites James A. Trowhey, Blanton of Texas, Madden and Mann, and Senator Smoot, urging limits on bureaucratic waste and delaying new merit-based appropriations to curb costs.
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Minneapolis
Washington
James A. Trowhey
Minnesota
House Committee of Appropriations
Joe Cannan
Harpers
Jureau
Congress
Blanton
Texas
Agricultural Department
Madden
Mann
Smoot
Jureans
Argues With Woman Provokes Fist Fight at Chicago Grocery
Chicago area incident ends with grocer Harvey Goyette fined after dispute over sugar and salt in sugar bought by Mrs Morest Smith. The woman and her husband challenged the grocer, leading to a fight and a broken cigar case before police court.
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Chigago
Harvey Goyette
Morest Smith
Sigar
Monkeys Gland Claims Draw London Broker to Travel
Robert George Laws, a 72 year old retired London stock broker, traveled from England claiming his monkey gland treatment proves rejuvenation. He asserts the procedure makes him feel like a 22 year old.
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Robert George Laws
London
England
Befrar
Waterloos shift to owners as housing shortage grows
The Waterloo city housing outlook shifts toward ownership as rent rises and demand increases. Building and loan groups report rising loan applications for home purchases while a local expert urges converting large houses into smaller apartments to ease the shortage and boost home ownership.
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Waterloo
Allver
Shu
Witerloo
Ana
Waterloo Building & Loan Association
S. D. Brown
Secroy
Waterloo Lodey
E. Peck
The Compromise By GLADYS P. ANDERSEN
Virginia and Vivian Adams navigate a musical plan that reveals twin secrets and talent. Sergeant West spots the shared voice of the twins and offers singing lessons, prompting a promise to return for future guidance.
Arbitration cuts court burdens in Detroit Free Press note
Chicago adopts an arbitration system through the Chamber of Commerce with a 13 member committee to hear disputes and render decisions. Experts are engaged when needed, avoiding jury trials and lengthy legal questioning. The plan aims to ease court congestion and is praised as a wise alternative.
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Detroit Free Press
Chicago
Chamber of Comperce
Congo
Ilin
Dreaming of distant lands a silent salesman for sale ads rise
A fragment reflecting on longing for travel to Europe Asia and distant shores. The speaker cites a witty Frenchman about needing a place to imagine happiness beyond home and notes the lure of beauty history art abroad. The piece ends with a reference to a "For Sale Act" in the Courier.
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Stoddard
America
Europe
Japan
Orient
The
Courier
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