League of Nations admits Germany as Spain exits
The Geneva assembly votes unanimously to admit the German republic and grant a permanent seat on the league council while Spain plans to resign and refuse a semi permanent council post. Spain cites prestige and as mother country to 20 Latin American nations.
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League of Nations
Spain
League
Geneva
German Republic
Germany
League Council
Poland
M. Loudon
Holland
Doctor Nansen
Norway
Nansen
Doctor Motta
Switzerland
Alfonso
Primo de Rivera
Yanguas
Teutons
Stresemann
Balkan
M. Cadamanos
Greece
Bulgaria
Former U S Attorney General on Trial in New York
ARRY M. DAUGHERTY and Col. Thomas W. Miller go on trial in New York on conspiracy to defraud the government in the American Metals case. They allegedly accepted a bribe of 391000 to approve a 6453979 claim against the alien property custodian. British actions in China escalate violence around Wanhsien Hankow and Shameen as Wu Pei fu and Cantonese forces clash with casualties reported. A Denver & Rio Grande wreck near Leadville leaves 27 dead. another Northwestern collision in Chicago kills five and injures over fifty.
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John J. Blaine
Solomon Levitan
John W. Reynolds
Theodore Dammann
New Hampshire
George H. Mbcies
The
World Court
Bass
Robert C. Murchie
Concord
Albert W. Noone
Peterboro
John G. Winant
Huntley N. Spaulding
Rochester
Nevada
Tasker L. Oddie
EK. E. Roberts
Reno
Raymond T. Baker
Woodrow Wilson
Cameron
Arizona
G. W. P. Hunt
E Wingwood
J. J. Cox
Carl Hayden
Lester J. Steele
Arry M. Daugherty
United States
Col
Thomas W. Miller
New York
American Metals
Societe Suisse Pour Valeurs Des Metaux
Yangate River
Wanhsien
Yang-sen
Wu Pei-fu
Hankow
Bund
London
Carlisle
Canton
Hanyang
Wuchang
Denver & Rio Grande
Leadville
Arkansas River
Chicago
Northwestern
Opening of Hunting Season Is Changed
Springfield warns hunters the migratory birds season opens October 1 to January 15 under federal rule change. Illinois law stays Sept 16 to Dec 31 but must align with federal dates. Director Stratton urges clubs to secure licenses. penalties include fines and one year closure.
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Springfield
William J. Stratton
State Department of Conservation
Illinois
Director of Conservation
Stratton
State Board
Pickle Covers From Oak Boards Described For Canner Use
Notes detail a pickle surface cover cut from a circular oak board one inch thick and two inches smaller than the receptacle rim. The cover should be seasoned from hard woods not pine and dipped in paraffin then scorched with flame before use. Lebanon reports village mail delivery initiated. Pekin outlines plans for a new high school erection. Tilden records another oil test to be conducted locally.
Vernon and Shobonier Registers Lost Last Week
The Vernon and Shobonier route carriers left post offices before the northbound mail, forcing us to send mail south after 4 p m. Last Friday we did so hoping clerks would dispatch as required. Chicago and Carbondale clerks failed to return papers in time, leaving the Vandalia line with damaged registers and delays in southbound mail.
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Vernon
Shobonier
Chicago
Carbondale
Free & Cent
Vandalia
Register
Profit in Low Spots for Wildlife Improvement
Farmers with marshy land are urged to consider profit from muskrats fish and waterfowl. The Biological Survey of the USDA offers information and advice on turning low spots into wildlife production sites for potential income.
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Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Rain Delays Red Top Threshing in Fostersburg
In Fostersburg the two week rainfall delayed red top threshing. Lewis Jones helped Harrison Eagan drive cattle to St Peter on Monday. Local residents visited and traveled for work and church events including Rev. Kapps last sermon at Arnold Chapel before conference.
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Lewis Jones
Harrison Eagan
St. Peter
Betty Padgett
Bloomington
F. M. Griffin
Lew Engler
Decatur
Addis Walton
Zion
Eli Logan
Patoka
Blanche Doolen
Lester Griffin
Alma
Marion
E. N. Norris
John
Fillmore
L. Foster
Kapps
Arnold Chapel
Doolen and Arnold Chapel Schools Open for Term
Doolen school opened September 6 with twelve pupils and Miss Lela Kell of Salem as teacher. Arnold Chapel school opened on Monday with Harold Arnod as teacher. Robert Arnold and family spent Sunday at Pana. George Jones and family visited Mrs. L Foster Sunday afternoon.
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Mannville
Richard H. Jackson
Lafayette
Washington
Edward W. Pickard
Mor
Sant Sebastian
Madrid
de Rivera
Fabriciano Haro Y Porto
Ministry of War
Pamplona
Irvine L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Great Britain
Japan
Catholic Episcopate of
Mexico
Congress
Raymondsville
Texas
Pickle
Lebanon
Pekin
Tilden
Fostersburg
Buick
Langenfeld
Buick Motor Company
Centralia, Illinois
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Development Bureau
Soil Talks
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