Dawes Pushes Rule Change Amid Senate Debate
Philadelphia vice president Dawes addressed the Manufacturers' club arguing for a drastic forward step on senate rules after the world court debate. He favored a majority vote to cut off debate or a plan with less opposition than full majority closure, noting minorities can block business. He highlighted seven extra sessions needed in eight Congresses to keep government functioning due to minority power.
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Philadelphia
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Manufacturers’ Club
Senate
United States
Congress
Farm Bureau to Open Campaign for Relief
The American Farm Bureau federation will launch an aggressive Washington campaign to gain relief from agricultural surpluses. The new board endorses the Dickinson bill, plans stronger lobbying, expanded cooperative marketing, and a larger, better funded federation to press Congress for relief measures.
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Chicago
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Coolidge
Bureau
Congress
Federation
Mail Pilot Killed After Plane Hits Tree Near Mohto
Cleveland Ohio reports mail pilot Art Smith died when his aircraft struck a tree and crashed while en route from Chicago to New. The fatal flight occurred near Mohto as the mail flyer was delivering letters.
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Chicago
New
Portuguese Rebels Defert Lisbon Coup Leaders Deported
Portuguese rebels who led the attempted coup in Lisbon have been deported to the Azores. The leaders were removed as authorities suppress the revolt and restore order across the capital. The move signals a decisive action in the crackdown and follows the collapse of the rebellion in the city.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Azores
Federal judges pay raise backed by labor leader
Washington report notes emphatic endorsement by William Green of the American Federation of Labor for proposals to raise federal judges’ salaries, signaling strong union support for the reform effort.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Tabor
Ford Plans Airways to East Detroit
Ford outlines a plan for an airways system linking Detroit with Boston New York Buffalo New Haven and other eastern cities with a mapped route crafted by Lieury Ford to expand regional air travel and commerce.
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Detroit
Boston
New York
Buffalo
New Haven
Astern
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Local social notes from Grand Prairie and Sidney area
A dense sequence of social visits, guests and events across Grand Prairie and Sidney. Notable items include gatherings at the Weltons and Kragels, a Fordson demonstration in Sidney, Easter program at Peniel, multiple family visits among the Johnsons, Kragels, and Frerichs, and a Dalton Chevrolet shipment arriving this week.
Dalton Lodge Initiates Members In Rebekaah Degree
Dalton The Dix drill team of the Rebekah lodge visited Dalton lodge Thursday evening and initiated Mesdames Lillie Osborn Mabel Osborn Connie Free burg Ruie Draper Abbie White Delha James and Ruth Carlson into the mysteries of the Rebekah degree. At the village election Tuesday Dr A K Hedlund H Armuth and R A Wood were elected on the village council.
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Rebekah Lodge
Dalton Lodge
Mesdames Lillie Osborn
Mabel Osborn
Connie Freeburg
Ruie Draper
Abbie White
Delha James
Ruth Carlson
A. EK. Hedlund
H. Armuth
R. Af. Wood
The Telegraph Ad Prospects: Try It for Results
An advertisement in The Telegraph promises strong reader response and measurable results. The notice urges businesses to test ad placement, highlighting reach, visibility, and engagement across local readers.
Community Socials and Visits Across Gurley Area
Route A West Gurley Raster services onto the Jatheran church were largely attended. Frances Rose visited Victor Knox Saturday night. Mrs Ray Spiker received 300 baby chicks and 150 hatched in a thriving brooder house. Several local families visited Knox and Groshans homes through midweek. A tractor demonstration in Sidney was curtailed by two days of storms. Curt Scott hosted birthday cards and a midnight lunch with four tables.
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Raymond Siders
J. C. Jorgensen
Will Frerichs
Baby
Sidney
BR. Wood
Frank Heinzman
Ralph Welton
Welton
Martin Christensen
BE. A. Johnson
Ray Rexroth
John Theis
Paul and
Glenis Pearson
Walter
Freddie Frerichs
Ernest Wickard
W. C. Johnson
Leela
Harold Tine
Henry Kragel
Will Koehn
Albert Johnson
Leroy
I. A. Pearson
Henry Plessner
Ray Spiker
Walter Aurich
Oscar Aurich
Eer. Moore
Vernon Scott
Victor Knox
Curt Scott
Commissioner Rose
Cash Scott
Kenneth Rose
Overman
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Munich
Germany
David Livingstone
American Geographical Society
South Arctic
Grand Prairie
Will Gade
August Gade
James Irwin
Famiy
Art Roberts
Clarence Welton
Denver
Charles Welton
A. St. Tremain
Alva Hart and Son
Andrew Johnson
Mons Johnson
Alva Hart
Richard Brauer
Henry Wragel
Gustav Kragel
W. W. Craig
Lorrell
J.C. Jorgensen
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A. R. Tremrain
F. N. Smith
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Samuel
Ethel
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Erma
William
Joe
Joel Wickard
Ernest
Clara
Peniel
FE. A. Johnson
W. O. Johnson
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Lille Gade
J. F. Killham
Sidney Draw
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Herman Zarbaugh
Lincoln
D. ©. Cook
Womans Benefit Association
I. O. O. F. Hall
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Ladies Aid
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Dalton Chevrolet Company
Oshkosh
Dalton
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Frances Rose
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Elmer Larson
John Groshans
Arnold Stockamp
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