Allen accuses congressmen of favoring others over farmers
Des Moines report summarizes former Kansas governor Henry Allen arguing that agricultural policy suffers from congressional bias toward other industries. He criticizes the Watson-Parker bill for raising transportation costs, notes watered land values and inflated loans, and warns Iowa and Kansas farmers face higher freight rates and debt burdens while demand for relief grows.
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Des Moines
Congress
Henry Allen
Kansas
John Mammill
Iowa
Alen
Allen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alley
Vox Populi
Interstate Commercce Commission
Haugen
Tincher
United States
Katmill
Col
Smith Wy. Kroonklart
Towa Farois
Seid
Wdol Falls
Jowra
Brogkhart
Captain Johnny Captaias and the Prisoners Rescue Tale
In a chaotic episode the captor is defeated by Captain Johnny Captaias and his crew. They free a prisoner and return home with distressed children, while a celebratory mood follows. A secretive syndicate appears in the background amid the upheaval.
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Dohaias
Black Bears
MéNanght Syndicate
Tac
Radio Programs Tonight Sunday and Monday Overview
Two small islands in the Pacific have been made bird reservations by an executive order. The long list details radio program stations across cities like Chicago Davenport Omaha Cincinnati Pittsburgh and New York for tonight Sunday and Monday CST, including orchestras concerts talks and church services.
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Chicago
Picenagh
Kansas City
New York
Cincinnati
Omaha
Washington
Ee Conee
Paul
Gorigerts Wath
Mabwreaa
Dallas
Pittsburgh
T- Pontiac
Leveland
Shenandoah
Springfield
Harmony
Mooseheart
Pontiac
WSM
Nashville
Bettlhne
WGN
KPRC
Houston
Whalee
Port Worth
Louisville
WLW
WMAQ
SISO
KLDS
Clas
WRA Mae
Poulter
Wsb
Atlanta
Eveland
Lincoln
Schenectady
Memphis
Weco
Noisast
Os Angeles
Shenandenah
Hue Springs
Williat
Variety
lWwtar
Wean
wWoue
Davenport
Egrnival
Wiis
Portayorth
WRC
Nington
Ames
Los Angeles
Pees
St. Paul
Nica
WHWT
WLAB
yellonKe
WHC
Whiewn
Atlaanta
Oakland
Bestoiies
KMKA
Schittsburgh
Bible Hour
WFAA
WOK
Cleveland
Orchestra
Detroit
Uncle Walt
Soares
KLYD
Independence
WREO
Lansing
Bis
Buffalo
WSAI
Tec c
WMIB
PWEAM
Denver
WEHO
Des Moines
Win
Cincinnati Orchestra
WREM
WCRP
Ian
WRAA
Wilk
Woo
WCCO
Coar
Hot Springs
Town City
RPIRO
WEAL
Fort Worth
Mpis
Josan P
Tos Angeles
Pel Oakland
WHO
Epee Daze
Glen Mpls
Orch
Hastings
New
WEAF
Wana Duffato
KROA
Kei
Fort. Worth
Prul
Clearnwater
Fla
Orchestra Worth
Mpls-St. Paul
Ensem
WDAF
WTA
AWDAF
Wsal Wcae
WGR
Waakr
Dem
Tria
WOQJ
Jefferson City
WSH
Agriculture
Bashvile
WSUF
Jawa City
Brag Tmi Kfab
Agricultural
Wesco
New Orleans
Orches
WMC
Slusic
Eho Ge Orchestra
RKFI
Wort Worth
Surado
KFI
Pacific
Two Men Sentenced for Stealing Coal
The arrest of two men for stealing coal from the Mindigs Central freight yards followed a night raid by Special Agent Showers. L Wrighe and Joe Ragel received fines of $10 and five days in jail. both were sent to jail with additional supervision. Other notes recount a diver finding bodies and a judge imposing three day jail terms for unpaid fines. Ends tax litigation in Guthrie County after bank compromise.
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Mindigs
L. Wrighe
Charles F. Muhlis
Joe Ragel
Fifth Street Bridge
Cope
Lou Wzirmstrong
Whoeanen
J. C. Beem
Guthrie Center
Guthrie County
First National Bank of Cruthrie
Garage Fire Menaces Home in La Porte
Special Fire at night destroyed a garage and an automobile on the Roy Wagner place in La Porte. The flames briefly endangered the residence and scorched the porch, prompting emergency efforts to control the blaze.
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LA Porte
la Porte City
Roy Wagner
Bank suees Oskaloosa bank for 176797.63
Judge seeks 176,797.63 in a suit for and accounting brought by H. K. Davis of Oskaloosa representing Oskaloosa Savings Bank against Mahaska County Savings Bank. The case stems from a 1922 bank formation and an alleged agreement forming the basis of the claim.
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Oskaloosa
H. K. Davis
Aid Oskaloosa Savings’ Bank
Mahaska County Savings Bank
Homeless Boys Band to Perform On Omaha Station
Oman Neb Sept 28 Homeless boys form biggest radio feature this season at WOAW Omaha. The Father Flanagan Boys Home band will broadcast Sundays 1 30 to 2 30 pm with nearly 59 members trained at the home. Additional trainees planned and Father Flanagan to continue talks to listeners.
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Oman
Neb
Middlewest
Father Flanagan
Omaha
WOAW
United States
Pacific Coast
Unis
Jade
Tooy
Jack
Fort Pin
Mlanagan
Soprana Petet
Father Fhinagan
Drunks Jailed After River Rescue Plea Guilty
Claude Burrows and A F Hinks pleaded guilty to intoxication in police court this morning after being fished from the river. Both men received brief sentences as local officials described the incident and enforced public intoxication laws.
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Claude Burrows
A. F. Hinks
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