International turmoil and political upheaval from Europe to United States
The piece surveys allied reactions to Holland's stance on the German emperor, Admiral Sims' charges against the Navy Department, and Hoover’s boom. It notes Lithuania and Jugo-Slavia’s shifting alliances, Poland’s delicate position, and a East West conference diverging over Adriatic issues. It reports on prohibition, radicals, and French Clemenceau’s replacement by Millerand while outlining broader postwar tensions.
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Holland
Kaiser
Admiral Sims
Navy Department
Administration
Hoover
Battie Nations
Russia
Lithuania
Esthenia
Latvia
Poland
Germany
Jugo-Slavia
Fiume
Adriatic
Great Britain
France
Italy
Wilson
League of Nations
Supreme Council
Belgrade
Supreme Court of the United States
Rhode Island
United States
Finland
Emma Goldman
Berkman
Chicago
William Bross Lloyd
New York Assembly
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Socialist Party
New York City Bar Association Committee
C. F E. Hughes
Morris Killquit
Britain and allies plan to check Bolshevik advance in Caucasus
British and French leaders weigh major deployment to counter Soviet moves toward Asia Minor and the Caspian region. Britain to defend Baku oil fields and Persia under secret treaty while 100,000 troops may be needed in the Caucasus. Japan contemplates Siberian withdrawal amid Semenoff’s rise.
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Russia
Persia
Asia
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Caucasus
Batum
Tiflis-Baku
Caspian
Georgia
Azerbaijan
Trotzky
Paris
Supreme Council
France
Syria
Great Britain
Asia Minor
Germany
Marshal Foch
Cologne
Near East
Britain
Baku
Warsaw
Odessa
Siberia
General Semenoff
Admiral Kolchak
Lake Baikal
Semenoff
Kolchak-Semenoff
Denjikine
Yudentsch
Hoover for President Backed by New York World
The New York World endorsed Herbert Hoover for president on any ticket with a platform reflecting the government style he has demonstrated in his public career. The announcement sparked debate about Hoover's fit for national leadership and the potential impact on the 1930s political landscape.
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Wilson
Hoover
Bryan League
Colonel House
Edward Edwards
New Jersey
Bryan
Nebraska
Edwards
Homer S. Cummings
Democratic Party
France
Paul Deschanel
M. Clemenceau
MrUllerand
Clemenceau
Germany
New York World
Herbert Hoover
Nebraska News Snapshots From Across The State
Nebraska brief items cover Williams resignation from the Bureau of Archery, a second regiment mobilization, Omaha school influenza cases, Beatrice nurses home contract, Lincoln interurban prospects, farm land sale record, and calls for price checks on staples. Also notes on sugar rationing, state patrol reforms, a large love feast, state school superintendent predictability, and various town developments from Beatrice to Omaha and Lincoln.
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George W Williams
Buremuy
Archerny
Nebraska Rifles
Omaha
Mennonite Hospital Association
Beatrice
Lincoln Mave Ft
Lincoln
Chas G Ragan
Nebraska Economic Campaign
Ogalkulas Community Club
Lancaster County
John M. Matzen
Custer County
Thomas Morris
Charles W. Mytton
Ansley
Morris
Great Western Sugar Co
Gering
Nebraska
GC. Ryan
Nebraskan National Guard
Baker
National Guard
Association of Nebraska
WR Danielson
Nebraska Board of Agriculture
Joe McArdle
Charles Graff
Bancroft
Carnegie
Oscar A Toeming
Cyrus Deming
Stuart
Somers
Mont
Ethel
Great Western Sugar Company
Board of Education
Frank Dovel
Stella
Kansas City
Oklahoma Ol
Hinds
Rina
Rector
Garfield County
Wil
O'Neill
Oshkosh
Burlington Railroad
Laurel
Nebraska City
UN Building and Loan Company
Twoo of Leighs Harvest
Minden
Bebrugiy Hearnes
Uilec
Mas
Oxlehosh
Aliinee
Eit
George Jiaacksen
Nelson
Broken Bow
JB. Strode
American Legion
Fullerton
Fred Philbrick
Theresa St Martin
Wahoo
Samsders County Farm Bureau
L. Shumony
Scottsbluff
Charles FE. Magnon
Panama Canal Zone
Cuba
Washing
D C
Supreme Court
Nemaha County
Holt County
Congress
G Oa Ro
Lincoln Comercial
Fair Grounds
George Davis
Smith
Criminal Court
Douglas County
University of Nebraska Dairy Department
Tulip Pietertje Konigen
Tl. Starke
Red Cloud
la May
University of Nebraska
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast relief for colds and grippe. A dose every two hours for three doses clears nasal congestion, stops runny nose, eases headache and feverish dullness, with a pleasant taste and no quinine. It claims to act without assistance and costs only a few cents.
Do you know Jones
Dialogue fragment shows misstatements about who sent money and who knows Jones. Two speakers debate who knows him and who paid a tenner this morning.
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Jones
Danderine Advertisement Claims Hair Growth and Dandruff Removal
The notice promotes Danderine as a hair growth and dandruff remedy. It asserts hair stops falling after several applications and that scalp dandruff disappears, claiming hair becomes strong thick soft glossy and twice as beautiful. The ad urges purchase at drug or toilet counters for a few cents.
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Adv
Let It Go at That McNutt McPutt Exchange
Fragmented dialogue about an auto incident leaves questions about damages and intent. McNutt appears surprised by the event while McPutt downplays or hedges on harm and responsibility.
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McNutt
Bayer Aspirin package directions and uses advertisement
The ad promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross stamp and safe directions. It claims aspirin is prescribed for colds headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia lumbar rheumatism and general pain. Boxes of 12 tablets are inexpensive and larger packages are sold by druggists. Some men feel homesick at Sunday church bells.
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Bayer
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is praised as a kidney liver and bladder medicine backed by a long track record. Drugstores feature it as a physician prescription quality remedy that supports organ function and has many supporters. A sample bottle offer is included with a small payment and paper mention.
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Kjilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Ady
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