Germany must settle in full reparations stance clarified
Washington declares firm U S policy that Germany must pay reparations in full to the extent of its ability. President Harding’s administration says Germany must accept moral responsibility and pay what a fair process determines. France seeks U S cooperation to pressure Germany and hopes U S action will support reparations and moral resolve.
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Washington
Rene Vivians
Yonvoy
France
America
United States
Germany
No Word of Wall Street Bomb Details Surfaces
Officials of the department of justice decline to comment on William J. Flynn’s claim of knowledge about last September’s Wall Street bomb. They say he has information and has not submitted a report. Attorney General Daugherty states the matter has not been raised with Flynn.
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Washington
Department of Justice
New York
William J. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Wall Street
Department
Daugherty
Flynn
Rag picker recovers stolen Liberty bonds bound in alley
A rag picker found $43,200 in Liberty bonds stolen from a Wellington Iroquois County bank on March 3. The bonds were in a tin box and in good condition. He turned them over to a local bank in Danville. ownership will be restored to the rightful holders.
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Danville
Ill
Liberty
Wellington
Iroquois County
Vauit
Chicago unions vote referendum on 20 percent wage cut
Chicago labor leaders refer the wage cut proposal to 35 000 unemployed building trades workers and 60 000 eligible voters. If accepted the plan would slash skilled pay to 1 and common labor to 70 cents hourly, trigger cheaper materials and a $100 million construction boom starting May 1.
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Chicago
Chicago Building Trades’ Council
Construction Feld
Building Trades
William Schlake
Associated Builders of Chicago
Ten Dead In Ship Crash Seattle April
The Pacific Steam company announced a full survivor recheck from the Governor which sank off Point Wilson after colliding with West Fortland. Seven passengers and three crew members remain unaccounted for.
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Seattle
Pacific Steamship Company
Point Wilson
West Fortland
Julesburg Woman Killed in Auto Crash Southeast of Julesburg
Mrs. G C Benson prominent community leader and church worker died in an auto accident Sunday near the M E Allen farm twelve miles southwest of Julesburg. Driving with two children Selah and Margaret they overturned the Ford car trapping Mrs Benson beneath the front seat. The girls escaped with minor bruises and went for help. Benson died from suffocation as the car weight pinned her. neighbors lifted the body to the home.
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G. C. Benson
South Table
M. E. Allen
Julesburg
Benson
Selah
Margaret
Agricultural guidance for Cheyenne Co farmers
Agricultural News advises Cheyenne County farmers to prepare soil before planting and to ensure at least three hours of daily sun for foliage crops like lettuce kale and spinach and five hours for fruiting crops such as tomatoes and eggplant. It cautions against planting near large trees that shade crops and deplete soil moisture and nutrients, and recommends rich soil with humus and stable manure for fertility.
Sizeable White House Bed Draws Obama Era Joke?
President Harding to sleep in a bed five feet wide and eight feet long, special ordered by a furniture company and sent to Washington for setup in the White House bedroom. Designers used special features. observers joke about room to handle Congress or host cabinet conferences in slumber.
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Harding
Washington
White House
Congress
Cabinet
First to Live Remembered in History
The passage argues that fame often comes from being first. It cites Adam and Eve, Columbus, Pilgrims, Harvard, and early settlers as examples of how beginnings earn lasting glory. It suggests novelty creates attention, noting any pioneering person or event can become notable simply for being first.
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Adam
Eve
Christopher Columbus
America
Massachusetts
Warvard
United States
Panthaloons
Immortalized as the first in a growing industry
The passage argues a man who connects with a booming industry or creates a lasting city project becomes immortalized. Generations will speak his name. on anniversaries orators will praise him. Though one among thousands, his status as the pioneer endures. Columbus Dispatch.
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Columbus Dispatch
Stricken Suddenly on Farm Near Here
Terry Sloggett a 34 year old farmer collapsed from a heart attack at his farm seven miles near here on Tuesday night. He returned from the field at six and after unharnessing the team stood in the barn door talking with the hired man. He then went into a stall and was later found dead in front of a horse.
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Terry Sloggett
Custer Co
Fairy godmother bequest rescues Chicago woman in Galva incident
Mrs Marie Lee of Chicago fainted in Galva Illinois as her train neared departure and was aided by a young man named George Fogelsong. Years later administrators locate him and learn he is to receive one quarter of her fortune as a bequest. The three Lee children share the estate with Fogelsong, who accepts a $10,000 award for bravery.
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Marie Lee
Chicago
Galva
Iinois
George Fogelson
Brutal assault on J B Lynch by son in law Harry Hilton
Bridgeport Herald reports a severe assault last Saturday as Harry Hilton, Lynch's son in law, allegedly struck and kicked the frail man breaking his jaw and causing other injuries. Hilton was jailed, released on bond, with a county court hearing scheduled today amid public outrage.
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J.B. Lynch
Harry Hilton
Mr. Lynch
Mr. Hilton
The
Herald
Bridgeport Herald
Why To Sidney Marie Dawkins Faces Perjury Charge Doubts Court
Marie Dawkins, known as a feminine enigma, has cost the county cash and peace officers time. She left Tuesday for Sidney after county attorney Grimm released her, saying perjury charges would be hard to prove despite her various stories showing possible perjury.
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Marie Dawkins
Sidney
Grimm
Gering
Mischief and Mayhem Spoiled by Odd Hen and Eggs
An incident from the O'Neill Frontier reports Pat Shea chased a hen suddenly nesting on door knobs near Parham and Pinkerman real estate. In a commute mishap a passerby brushed Shea, who had placed a dozen eggs from the Grand Cafe into his coat pocket to confront the hen.
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Pat Shea
Auto Collision Near Town Involved Alleley Family
A Friday afternoon crash west of town between the Alleley car driven by Ruth Alleley and the John Drake car caused minor injuries to Drake occupants and more severe harm to the Alleley party including a six year old thrown through a windshield. The collision occurred on the Lincoln highway near the Mockett Rolph home, with several small children aboard.
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Alleley
Ruth
John Drake
Familly
Drake
Drs. Mockett and
Rolph
Lincoln Highway
Kimball
Plan Your Garden On Paper With Structured Layouts
A guidance piece from the USDA on drafting a garden plan before planting. It stresses measuring land, allocating sun-loving crops, and sketching crop placement. It covers row spacing, companion planting, and succession cropping to keep land occupied. It notes tall crops belong away from smaller ones and rows should suit cultivation ease.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Garden planning guidance in USDA bulletins
The text notes that detailed locality and season length guidance for gardens is provided in free bulletins issued by the United States Department of Agriculture. Bulletins can be obtained by applying to the department.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Deathbed Confession Ties Neighbor to Missing $900 Theft
The Sutherland Courier reports a deathbed claim by Charles Enfield, once a suspect in Oscar Smith’s six year old death by house fire and possible robbery. Enfield allegedly confessed to killing Smith and stealing $900, while dying in Kansas.
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Oscar Smith
Flits
Smith
Chas. Enfield
Enfield
Kansas
Sutherland Courier
Advertising and effort pay off in steady work
A verse advises against flashy, abrupt promotion. Real success comes from consistent, daily effort and long term advertising that builds recognition. The message contrasts short term jerks with persistent labor as the path to results.
Dentist Pettibeme Receives Recognition in Medley Event
Dr M B Pettibeme, noted in Mele tesh bieck as a dental professional, attracted attention during a regional event held on Reem 5-6s with Phene 66 noted in attendance.
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de. M. BE. Pettibeme
Mele Tesh Bieck
Reem
Phene
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Irag Picker
Ailey
Hubert Work
American Medical Association
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