Chaos and diplomacy ripple through Europe and America
War weariness and factional plotting grip Germany as revolution collapses after a general strike. Milne’s troops occupy Constantinople to secure Turkish affairs. In the United States, Senate actions on Ireland and self determination mingle with primary results in Minnesota as party leaders weigh treaty fate and presidential hopes. Mexico’s future steadying policy remains unresolved amid rival claims.
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Germany
Kapp
Luettwitz
Berlin
Ebert
Bert
Noske
Adriatic
France
England
Ludendorff
Moscow
Lenine
Trotsky
Hindenburg
Kultur
Europe
Saxony
Kert
Cober
Kaiser
Holland
Senate
Wiliam J. Bryan
United States
Gerry
Rhode Island
League of Nations
Ireland
Great Britain
Thomas
Colorado
Japan
Korea
Townsend
Michigan
Williams
Mississippi
Mexico
America
Obregon
Nebraska News In Concise Form
Nebraska reports a wide mix of local items from postmasters seeking higher salaries to droughts boosts across the state. Automobile show plans in Nebraska City, heavy hog prices at South Omaha, and Missouri River rise tied to snowmelt are noted along with fires in Nebraska City and Deshler.
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Nebraska City
South Omaha
North
South Dakota
Missouri River
Odell Steele
Lanham
Diller
Herkim Supply Comepany
Deshler
Union
Lincoln
Wood
Lancaster County
General Pershing Ord
State Engineering College At
Sigma Tau
Anna K. Yockel
Beatrice
Nebraska
D. A
Hastings
Nio- Drara
McKelvie
State Supreme Court
Beach
Douglas County
Burl C. Kirk
Omaha
Court of Honor
Supreme Council of the
Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite
Southern Jurisdiction
Elity
Fremont
George Stongland
Mead
Samuel G . Hudson
Wilson
Waco
Democratic
Marshal Crowder
Washington
Burwell
John G. Maher
Boyd
Holt
Keya Paha
Wheeler
Garfield
O'Neill
Valley
Board of Regents
State Universisy
Midway
Lincoln Highway
Kearney
State University Oat Lincoln
Mrost County
Prohibition Party
Juiicon
WV Qat
Nebraskan College of Agriculture
America
Guide Rock
Southern Nebraska Light and Power Company of
Superior
York
Lawrence Harrington
Aurora
Rosa Koves
Duncan
Platte County
WG. McRuer
Tecumseh
Missouri
Davis
American State Barn
J EF. Taft
State Banking Board
John Speedie
KL. Tart
Syracuse
Welhelvie
Alson B Cole
Allen
France
Germany
Richardson
Nemaha County
Wershing
Fairbury
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Rhode Island
M C. Peters Mill Co
100 Percent pep promote laxative sales
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle overnight laxative that removes liver and bowel poisons. It claims quick relief from dizziness coated tongue bad breath and sour stomach and promises a pleasant experience unlike salts oils calomel or harsh pills.
No Time to Lose and a Big Fish Birthday Gaffe
Timothy brings a cod to Maria as a birthday gift. She corrects him that her birthday is tomorrow, but Tim asks her to keep the fish for today as it grows impatient. The scene plays on a playful misunderstanding at the market gift exchange.
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Deschanel
Millerand
France
United States
England
America
Miller
Timothy
Maria
Tim
Any Woman Can Dye and Keep in Style
An advertisement proclaims Diamond Dyes will give a rich fadeless color to wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. It promises detailed guidance in the package Direction Book and a Diamond Dye Color Card to match any material.
Dusty Worm Dialogue Sparks Witty Exchange
A playful line from a Bostor Transcript features a character teased for being “a worm of the dust.” The quip centers on marriage and eccentric ideas, delivering a lighthearted tongue twister of social banter.
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Bostor Transcript
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Freeport Ta
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Ghaos
Minnesota
Milne
Constantinople
E. F. Clipson
Senator Johnson
Lowden
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Herbert Hoover
Bryan
McAdoo
Ilis
Turkey
George F Milne
War Office
Allied High Commission
Vermont
Ohio
Supreme Court
Connecticut
Nebraska News
Congress
Fletcher
Maude
Bellans
Pizex
Carter
Carters
Otag
Fregkles
Bertz
Michigan ‘Avenues
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