Romania Faces Turmoil After Palace Attack and Constitution Crisis
Dispatches report a mob breaking into Prince Scribey’s palace in Bucharest and clashes killing five. The government opposes minority rights under the new constitution, with King Ferdinand said to have sanctioned it but refusing an oath. Religious tensions rise as Catholics accuse Greek Orthodox dominance. Student protests erupt in Jassy Cluj Bucharest Czernowitz as a state of siege is imposed.
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Ferdinand
Jassy
Cluj
Bucharest
Czernowitz
Nebraska DC bar agreement eases admission rules
Nebraskans admitted to the state bar may be admitted to the District of Columbia bar on motion without another exam. DC bar members may practice in Nebraska by the same method. The agreement, negotiated by John Paul Earnest and John J. Ledwith, makes Nebraska the third state to arrange this with DC, following Illinois and Tennessee.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Union
Illnois
Tennessee
Reduced freight rates on several Kansas Nebraska routes stopped
The Interstate Commerce Commission has ruled proposed class freight cuts between Kansas City, St Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth and Nebraska territory in the South Platte area unjust and discriminatory. Rates slated to begin December 5 were suspended after Nebraska railroad complaints and must be canceled.
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Washington
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Atchison and Leavenworth
Kas
Nebraska
South Platte River Territory
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nebraska State Railway Commission
Death toll rises from Pineville tornado disaster
A Med river region tornado devastated Pineville and nearby sawmill settlement. Eight bodies arrived by train in Alexandria bringing the known dead to 14 with many injured. Rescue teams assessed damage as casualties mounted and authorities issued search efforts across affected areas.
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Alexandria
Pineville
Med River
Horace Boies Dies in California at 95
Horace Boies, twice Democratic governor of Iowa and a notable contender for the 1896 presidential nomination, died at his Long Beach home. His health had been failing for several years.
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Long Beach
Cal
Horace Boies
Iowa
Flis
Stand In Way of Settlement
Lord Robert Cecil declared before the Foreign Policy Association that fear and suspicion, felt globally, stand between France and Germany in reparations and in every other international settlement, and that a motion to form an association of motions may eradicate them.
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New York
France
Germany
Lord Robert
Cecil
League of Nations
Foreign Policy Association
Applications Far Exceed Quota at Ellis Island
Immigation commissioner Robert Tod reports 250000 Italians applied to enter the United States under the new Italian immigration quota, set to take effect July 1. The July quarter cap is 40000, far below demand.
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New York
Robert {. Tod
Ellis Island
Italy
United States
Treasury reports surplus for year ending April 1
London reports British treasury returns show a surplus of 3,387,462 pounds sterling over the budget estimates for the year ending April 1.
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London
Livestock Markets Benefit From Federal Cooperation
The Packers and Stockyards Administration works with the Bureau of Animal Industry and other USDA units to improve animal testing and pricing. Reactor cattle fetch lower prices but postmortem inspection protection helps buyers. Joint efforts seek better hog identification and soft pork solutions, plus a California market news service to correct stock quotations.
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Buresn of
Animal Industry
Packers and Stockyards Administration
Packers and Stockyards
Hetter
Bureau of Agricultural Eeonolies
California
Indications Point to Wider Infestation of European Corn Borer
In 1927 reports by United States Department of Agriculture investigators warned the European corn borer could spread from three current U.S. infestation zones totaling over 10 000 square miles. The Lake Erie shore area is most affected, with New England and eastern New York also hit. The pest damages sweet corn and other crops, feeding on many plants, and control involves destroying infested material by burning or burying in fall and winter.
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Take Erie
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
States Department of Agriculture
United States
New England
Atlante Coast
New York
Schenectady
Albanyia
Lake Erie
Apple Growers Told Spray Timing In 1922 Arkansas
Arkansas state agricultural experiment station reports a coordinated effort with extension service and growers to distribute coddling moth spray timing. Information was relayed by telephone to county agents and orchard locals, reaching over AOU growers in Renton county within twelve hours of determination, improving fruit health.
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Agricultural E Experiment Station
Arkansas
United States Department of Agriculure
Extension Service
Renton
Aou
Arkansans
World's Oldest Cat Death Shocks Town
The World’s oldest cat known as OM Yellow Tan died at age 27 after a final battle with a Chesapeake Bay spaniel. The veteran feline endured hundreds of fights leaving him with one eye and shredded ears. The State Journal notes his fierce spirit and long life.
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Astings
OM Yellow Tan
Heer
State Journal
How Insects Walk On Water
A Detroit News summary explains water striders, notably Jong lezeed whiter fleas, skim a surface because their legs create tiny depressions on a water surface behaving like a springy, elastic film. Water’s cohesive surface resists penetration by non wettable bodies, allowing the insects to support their weight and glide.
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Nefs
Detroit News
Arrival of a Royal Wit in a Greek marriage row
The widow of William J. Leeds, the American tin plate king, reportedly married Prince Christopher of Greece. Gossip swirls over the match as she joins royal circles with notable American credit behind her. The prince, in his own words, downplays his position, saying he is “the eighth and ninth cog in the wheel.”
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William J. Leeds
Prince Christopher
Greece
Philosophical wit and worldliness of Sammy in New Haven
The New Haven Telegram recounts a view of Sammy as a philosopher and wit, noting how reporters portray him. It contrasts the elder Weller's warnings with the widow of the tin plate king's judgments and imagines his reaction to challenges and backouts from Socbd leaders.
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Etn Rexhl
Ant Socbd
Weller
Righ
Sammy
New Haven
Three classes of foods for energy and repair explained
A nutrition piece outlines energy and repair foods in three groups: energy from starch and fats, fats from animal sources, and minerals plus vitamins from milk greens and fruits. It warns sedentary individuals should limit meat and fat to avoid digestive and kidney issues.
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Hads Funefiers
Densi
Ft Betong
Josephine A. Marshall
Teachers Examinations Set For April 14 In Sidney and Lodgepole
Nebraska county superintendent Mrs. D. B. Fletcher announces teachers examinations for all county and state certificate subjects on April 14 1923 to be held in Sidney and Lodgepole.
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Sidney
Lodgepole
Nebraska
D. B. Fletcher
Bake Sale by B. M. S Club at Hahler Market
The B M S Club will hold a bake sale at the Hahler Meat Market on Saturday April 21. Proceeds support club activities and local causes.
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B. M. S Club
Hahler Meat Market
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