Selection of Former Bull Mooser A Surprise Peace
Edward W. Pickard reports on labor opposition to the Cummins Esch railway bill, the presidential selection of Bainbridge Colby as secretary of state, and a broad view of postwar diplomacy from Washington to Europe. The piece notes Senate votes, presides over debates, and outlines tensions over ratification of the peace treaty and the Soviet question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Michigan
Edward W. Pickard
Organized Labor
House
Senate
Myers
Montana
Gompers
Alles
Farmers’ National Council
Wilson
Palmer
Railway Brotherhoods
Bainbridge Colby
New York
Mr. Lansing
Baker
Polk
Colby
Calder
Hitchcock
Lodge
Washington
Egypt
Iussia
Europe
Lenine
United States
Japan
Roumania
Council of the Allies
Moscow
Lloyd George
Nitt
Archangel
Murmansk
Tarl Curzon
Denikine
Labor Party
Edward Carson
Ulster
England
Ireland
Asquith
Paisley
Labor
Nebraska school fund to allocate 414000 in semiannual apportionment
Nebraska state superintendent will distribute 414225 to school age children across 6914 of 7178 districts with 391275 children in the state. County by county details include Kearney bonds for a municipal auditorium and wage boosts for teachers in David City.
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Denmark
Schleswig-Trolstein
Berlin
G We Williams
Cape
South Pole
Charles W Savidge
Omaha
Valparaiso State Bank
Valparaiso
U.P System
Elmer E. Youngs
Weague
Lexington
Vo ¢ Trewn
Methodist Church
Hastings
Charles Young
Madison County
Clements
Neligh
di Clements
Thayer
Deshler
Nebraska
Lincoln
Tessie Franklin
Robert G. Ross
National Capital
J J. Tooley
Broken Row
Alexandria
Thomas McMahon
Broken Bow
McCook Board of FE Education
David City
Fremont
West Point
Myron Learned
R W. Devoe
Republican State Central Committee
Devoe
Masonic Lodge
North Platte
Tress L. Mammond
Bethseda Baptist Church of
Surprise
Buvler County
Farmers’ Organizations of
Amsberry
McWelvie
Executive Department
Do. G Tynan
Nebraska Economy League
Nebraska Crop Growers’ Association
Knox Ccuntic
Grandfather’s story of moving to Western Canada
P J Chamberlain recounts leaving his holdings in 1916 to seek work in Alberta. He describes selling assets, buying land, building a home, and expanding stock and machinery while sending a son to work. Allan Nicholson of Manitoba narrates similar success after relocating from Washington to Le Mars. Both emphasize opportunity, improved health, and rising farm values. W V Bennett, Canadian government agent, offers information.
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Tron River
Michigan
Chicago
Washington
Iron River
P. J. Chamberlain
Canada
Lie
Gew
Alberta
Iolaho
Allan Nicholson
Hazelbridge
Manitoba
le Mars
Plymouth County
Washington Township
Dalton
Plympton
Springfield
United States
Jows
W. V. Bennett
Bee Building
Omaha
Neb
English Four Wheel Hydraulic Brake Invention
A historic note identifies a hydraulic brake for motor vehicles that operates on all four wheels simultaneously as an English invention.
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Lansing
Congress
Shipping Board
St. Louis
Williams College
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Hughes
Democrats
Turkey
Vabene Supreme Council
Convictus
Robert Cecil
Constantinople
Ife
Musselman
India
Prince Feisal
Herjuz
Syria
Millerand
France
Supreme Council
Adriatic
Italy
Great Britain
London
Kahn
Nebraska News
Jomne
Grand Ishind
Nilenza
Guge Ramneyy
William To Turner
Union Pacific
John Uf Morehead
Tralls City
Lins
Une Rin
Tomiation
Norfolk
Ynel Community Club
Durve
Sent
Boys’ Military Academy
Kearney
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Douglas County
Lincoln Highway
Funds For Schools
Elks Lodge
Tecumseh
McKelvie
Internal Revenue
Roper
Wahoo
Lincoln Wholesale
Hickman
Crece
Doane College
County Amt
Adams
Jefferson Ee
Johnson
Arthur Voueae
Khwarney Banner
Heith
Blaine Ee Kkesa Prha
Boone
Insamibult
Fox Hutte
Kies
Royd
Rains
UT Tine Tay U
Custer Ut
Aly Panlps
Frank
Sedan
Tai
Stermin
Garden
Claefield
Gery
Creeley Lyepton
Ann Tint Gygar
Wartan
Sayne
York
Fletcher
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