Who's Who in Washington HARLES P. STEWA SENATOR JOHN 8. COHEN
Senator John J. Cohen of Georgia will not be a senator when Congress meets next December. He was appointed to fill the Harris vacancy but chose to remain editor of the Atlanta Journal. A vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee, Cohen prefers action to long legislative grind and might have enlivened Senate procedure if given four years.
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John 8. Cohen
Georgia
Congress
Russell
William J. Harris
Harris
Washington
Atlanta Journal
Democratic National Committee
Georgia Statesman
Cohen
Armed Deputies Enforce Western Iowa Farm Strike Tactics
In Le Mars Iowa on August 14 armed deputies rode produce trucks into town as a farm strike, organized by Milo Monties of the National Farmers Union, sought to boost prices by withholding supplies. Trucks were halted, farmers claimed higher prices and 10 cent hog boosts, with economists consulted to set production costs across the Midwest.
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le Mars
Iowa
Milo
Onties
Iowa Farmace
National Farmer's Union
Reno
Market Report Local Wholesale and Baltimore Markets Summary
Daily market report notes price ranges for dairy feed shelled corn middlings and scratch feed, with butter, hens, chickens, and eggs valued. Baltimore wholesale prices list wheat corn eggs and livestock categories, reflecting day end corrections and standard commodity ranges.
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Srelaey Hang Sevnesns Reil PloUr
Wuswaxshin Bane
Baltimore
S.eveessnagt
Storm claims twenty five lives on Texas coast
Report from the Texas coast describes widespread destruction after a powerful storm. Dozens are injured and multiple towns including Freeport and Angleton report heavy damage. Rescue efforts continue as authorities seek National Guard help and Red Cross support. Funeral details and casualty lists are being compiled as the disaster’s tally rises.
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Hazel Suggs
West Columbia
Ira Bell
Suggs
Bell
Crocker
Mary
J. W
Frank
Bob
Pauline Crocker
I. L. Reese, Sr
Houston
Cap
Hoskins Mound
E. Pieske
Ruby Seay
Angleton
Freeport
Gulf
Rebre
Algo
Red Cross
Palacios
The
General Cne me ant General W Sterling Austin report safe
General Cne me and General W Sterling Austin stated that all personnel at the camp were safe and sound after the event. The officials confirmed no injuries and that the situation was under control.
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John ¢Ne
W Sterling Austin
Sheriff Zimmerman pleads guilty in county fraud case
Sheriff Joseph Zimmerman of Lucas County Ohio pled guilty to submitting false food bills to county commissioners. He received four months in the Toledo workhouse and an $800 fine, resigned his office, and began serving in the rock quarry. A military expert urged sending mentally deficient men to the front. Fragrance trade in the ancient world was secret due to high incense value.
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Joseph Zimmerman
Lucas County
Ohio
Toledo
Rock Quarry
Hoover sets August 26 trade drive conference date
President Hoover announced August 26 as the date for a White House conference of business and industrial committees from twelve Federal districts. He said special committees would tackle agriculture labor railways and other industries with coordinated actions to boost consumption expand financial facilities for moving commodities and widen meat and agricultural efforts.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Prize Ad Puzzle Appeals to Merchants in The Star
A weekly contest invites readers to decipher a center page write-up and identify the merchant pictured. The merchant hands out a prize from his stock, with changes every week and eligibility limited to non staff readers. Clipped advertisements may have cash value and entries must be submitted in person during business hours.
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Star Office
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Who's Who In
Harles
P. Stewa
Capitol Hill
John S. Cohen
Rll
Market Report
Texas Coast
Louies
Majestic
Brunswick
Apex
Airline
Philcos
E. Boscawen Street
Ceunter of the Mage
Evening Star
Shenandoah Ice Cream Co
Loudoun Street
Front Royal Pike
Keystone Shoe Store
Loudoun St
Winchester
Evelyn W. Shryock
Beauty Shoppe
Irwin Sheetz
C. P. McVicar
Main Street
Boscawen St
M. B. Clowe, Jr
L. Giuliani
N. Loudoun St
M. B. Clowe
Goodrich
Silvertown
Cammer Tire Co
Braddock and Boscawen
IGG
Warner
Capitol
Kay Francis
Wm. Powe
Universal Picture
Colonial Art & Craft Shop
Carl Ritter
N. Cameron Street
Shenandoah Valley
Howard L. James
D. C
D. D
Seling
Pure Food Store
Greenwood Farm News
Riverton Ducks
C. R. Grubb
E. Piccadilly St
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