Interest of Masses is Need of the Hour Rotary Talk
Dr. J. S. Livingston, past president of the Plattsmouth Rotary, urges focus on mass interests in a wide ranging address. He surveys economic depressions, tariff history, industrialization, wage share shifts, and the rise of materialism while advocating toleration and unity to safeguard America’s future.
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Discussion of Rail Rates at Bankers' Club Meeting
Bankers brokers and railroad leaders met at the Bankers' club to discuss what was called the distressing condition of railroad rates. Milton W. Harrison presided as head of a security owners group. The session was private with no public statement, but Fairman R. Dick indicated it aimed to spark support for a freight rate increase.
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Bankers’ Club
Milton W. Harrison
National Association of Owners of Railroad and Public Utility Securities, Inc
Fairman R. Dick
Roosevelt & Son
Senator Schall Sues Standard Oil for 890000 Damages
Minnesota Senator Schall filed a suit for 890000 against Standard Oil of New Jersey for injuries to his son Thomas D. Schall Jr in Maryland. He alleges an oil truck crashed into the automobile carrying the son, causing serious injuries.
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Schall
Minnesota
Standard Oil Company of New Jersy
Thomas D. Schall
Maryland
Young Schall
North Platte Man Dead from Self-inflicted Gun Wounds
The body of George McQueen fifty two an employee of the Union Pacific railroad was found in the basement of his home Monday with a bullet wound through the head Mrs McQueen and their daughter were away neighbors found the remains Family offered no reason for a possible suicide he may have taken his own life
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George McQueen
Union Pacific Railroad
France to Indicate U S Debt Attitude to Hoover Plan
Paris reports Premier Laval told the chamber of deputies Washington will receive an official sense of France's stance on the one year debt holiday by tomorrow night but no definite position until parliament is consulted. The Young plan stands, and a detailed cabinet discussionFriday will seek the chamber's guidance.
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World Herald Notes French Reply Conditions Drafted Tomorrow
A World Herald summary reports that a diplomat informed the president of the conditions under which France would reply to the proposal, with the draft of the reply expected tomorrow.
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World-Herald
Borah Says Europe Armaments Cut Needed Before Moratorium
Idaho Statesman quotes Senator Borah as warning that a European armament moratorium without drastic disarmament and reparations readjustment would delay disaster. He calls for a one year limit and pace for treaty revision, noting Europe must move toward reform.
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Germany
Once Wilson Ride Now Deputy Sheriff
John C. Breckenridge former assistant secretary of the treasury under Wilson was named deputy sheriff by Sheriff Ernest L. Jones of York County Keenebunk Maine Breckenridge who owns an estate here and a private airplane offered for use against rum runners along the Maine coast Jones said the craft would help locate landing spots of liquor routes.
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John C. Breckenridge
New York
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