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...Among ten more vetoes, two were: against Coronado memorial 50? pieces; against J. G. Bucklin of Rehoboth, Mass. who sought $516.12 for 243 turkey eggs destroyed by WPA blasting...
...Trade July futures dipped to 50¼?, the lowest figure since the exchange first opened in April 1848.* Around Hutchinson, Kans. the country was dotted with great mounds of wheat-10,000 bu. to the pile-which had been dumped out of doors for lack of elevator space. At Bucklin, one Forrest Kennett got his name in the papers by scorning a 27? per bu. offer, decorating his truck with jackasses labelled "Farm Board" and "Wheat Farmer," and driving away with the tail board down so his load dribbled out through the town's streets. Here & there growers plowed...
Retired. Thomas Bucklin Wells, 56, from the editorship of Harpers Magazine and the board-chairmanship of Harper & Bros., publishers. Editor Wells had been associated with Harper & Bros, since 1899, three years after his graduation from Yale. In 1919 he succeeded the late famed Henry Mills Alden as editor of the magazine. He functioned as general literary adviser in Harpers' book publishing, led the firm's financial rehabilitation...
...negative, on the other hand, vigoroulsy attacked the World Court's affiliations with the League of Nations and cited many cases of the incompetency of the World Court in settling disputes. Honorable Andrew. J. Peters, former Mayor of Boston, Walter S. Bucklin, president of Shawmut Bank, and Honorable Frederick W. Fosdick, associate justice of the Massachusetts Superior Court, acted as judges of the contest while Honorable Charles F. Hurley, treasurer of Massachusetts, presided...
Died. Joseph Bucklin Bishop, 81, able Manhattan journalist (Tribune, Evening Post, Globe, 1870-1905), Secretary of the Isthmian Canal Commission (1905-14), Roosevelt biographer; suddenly; in Manhattan...