National Interest Centers on San Francisco Conclave
The piece surveys the post convention scene with Butler Wood clashes as the lone discord, then shifts to the Democratic race in San Francisco. It lists possible nominees McAdoo Cox Palmer Owen Edwards Hitchcock Smith Davis and Marshall, notes a potential deadlock, and mentions a leftist Forty Eight Committee plan and Bolshevik developments worldwide.
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San Francisco
Chicago
William G. McAdoo
New York
James M. Cox
Ohio
A. Mitchell Palmer
United States
Pennsylvania
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Eduard J. Edwards
New Jersey
Gilbert M Hitchcock
Nebraska
Hoke Smith
Georgia
John W. Davis
Virginia
Great Britain
Indiana
Cox
Harding
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Palmer
Ile
Bryan
League of Nations faces possible collapse after Persian crisis
London session ends with no relief plan for Persia, prompting fears in England that the League will dissolve. Persia was seeking action against bolshevist aggression at Enzeli. Britain plans to reduce Mesopotamia and Persia commitments. European cabinets resignations signal political instability across Germany Italy Poland Hungary Austria.
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Council of the
League of Nations
London
League
Enzeli
Persia
House of Commons
Andrew Reanar Law
Great Britain
Mesopotamia
Germany
Veterans to Convene in Cleveland for American Legion Rally
Leaders among ex-service men predict the American Legion convention in Cleveland Ohio on September 27 28 and 29 will rival national political conventions. The nonpolitical gathering aims to be a grand war veterans rally where vital U S issues are discussed by direct representatives of over two million fighting men and supporters.
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Kenyon
Iowa
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New-Yar
Leonard Wood
General Wood
Col
William Cooper Procter
Butler
Larnin
The
American Legion
Cleveland
United States
Mexican Disorder Quiet After Revolutions Fights Subside
Observers note a lull in Mexico as factions regroup and workers return to jobs. Optimism grows after seven years of turmoil, with the government focused on capturing Villa dead or alive and unrest limited mainly to areas where Villa operates.
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Mexico
Inhihushua
Villa
Nebraska News Dense With Plains Plans And Hopes
A drive to build a Farmers Union elevator at Stapleton. plans for a new electric lighting plant. and a stalled oil well project near Wymore are among Nebraska items. Population data for Lincoln County shows 23 420 residents, while Dodge county hog vaccination aims to curb cholera. Public notices include road and hotel work in McCook and Shelton, and Cedar County’s band revival in Wahoo.
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Stapleton
Saute Normal School
Kearney
Adamshellinger
American Legion of
Nebraska City
Nebrask
Lincoln County
Dodge County
Stapleton vi
McCuok
Keystone
Nebraska
Sheldon
Young Mens Christian Association
Keys
Platte River
Columbus
Lincoln
Buffalo County Farm Bureau
Bureau
Ord
Swan Lake
Arkansas
Colorado
Mel Selvie
Senator Trarding
Gov Coolidge
Chicago
Chester
Skinner Packing Company of
Omaha
Supreme Court
United States District Attorney
Allen
Whitmore
Flarry Kelly
Walter Ingham
Howe
Wichita
Irian
Nebraska Penitentiary Hospital
Douglas County
American Legion
Platte
Shelton
Oloe County
Farmers State Bank of
Prtened Hemehod
Ae Atte Aa
Aent
Hin Ab West
EB Mosman
Methodist
Decatura
Onda
Ciss
Abamass
Custer County
Citzens
Arnold
State Department of Finance, Revenue and Taxation
Forest Lawn
Big State
Otto Smith
Ditch Camp
Holt Eunty
Telave
Fremont
Q Neill
Blessings
Nye-Schneider-Prowler Elevator Co
Liverpool
Amsterdam
Brussels
Nebraska Grain Co
Woodmen of the World
League of Women Voters
Oid
Charles Wo Wentz
American State Bank of Aurora
Jeffers
WG Ureen
Johnson
Wood
Harding
Dietz
Beebe
Bergman
Richards
Wymore
Evangelical Synod of North America
Leynal
Coolidge
Birds Fight and Defense in Springtime Nest Conflicts
A London Daily Mail writer notes spring battles among birds from sparrows to swans, detailing how beaks claws spurs and wings enable fighting. It describes specific species tactics and even an ostrich keeper's claim of a kick piercing iron sheets.
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Doctor Watts
London Daily Maul
Londom
Birds of Prey
New Clothes on an Ol One in Gas Row
A salesman recounts a near miss with a moving new tire and a dark roadside scene. He recalls stopping to fix a tire, only to see it slide away into a field as two boys laugh and an audience recalls attempting the same tire in April.
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Twao
Indianapolis News
Novel on a Sheet of Paper in Madrid
A Madrid publishing house prints complete novels on a single large folded sheet, forming a book when cut and folded. The first title "Tose" by A Palacio Valdes sold for five centavos, about one cent, from the writer.
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Bailey Ballfiere
Madrid
Palacio Valdes
Two In One: Child Questions About Afterlife Reach Into Family
A six year old and his three year old brother debated future habitation, asking where one goes after death. The elder asked where Billy goes when he dies and the younger suggested a grave as the destination, while asking about heaven as well.
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Billy
War talk from the Birmingham Age Herald
A casual exchange features a genial old center asking if preparations for the next war are underway, and a former doughboy replying that he has not written a book about the last war yet.
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Birmingham Age Herald
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Kolchak
Semenoff
Denikine
Poland
Europe
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Beresina
Kiev
Caucasus
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India
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Wrangel
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Crimea
Sea of Azov
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China
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Shantung
Nebraska News
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Eugene Macken
Alliance
Pawnee City
Fairbury
Armour, Liberty
Diller
Wahoo
Swanson
Pierce
Holt
Brown
Cherry
Sheridan
Scottsbluff
Box Butte
Grant
Hooker
Thomas
University Farm
Lincoln Dourglas
Saunders
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