Mussolini survives assassination bids in Rome
Edward W Pickard reports on Benito Mussolini’s narrow escape from a pistol shot in Rome after addressing surgeons. The attack fuels Fascist support, sparks violence against opposition papers, and underlines Mussolini’s plan to push Italy toward a syndicalist state as his war fleet departs for Tripoli.
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Benito Mussolini
Italy
International Congress of Surgeons
Rome
Violet Albina Gibson
Mussolini
Tripoli
Baron Ashbourne
Roma
Duce
Tripolis
Conte di Cavour
Fascisti
S’abrmno
Sicily
Naples
Giacomo Matteoti
Sig Modigliani
Matteoti
John Amendola
Cannes
Venice
Senate
Navy
Washington
Senate hearings drive debate on Volstead Act repeal
In the country the senate committee hears bills to amend or repeal the Volstead Act. Wet advocates led by Senators Bruce and Edge, aided by wets organizations counsel, press General Andrews, head of prohibition enforcement, who testifies on enforcement problems and plans for stronger anti bootlegging action.
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Gusule
New York
Spitsbergen
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Hill
Edge
Bruce
Edwards
Castie
Trevane
Lake Lagano
Seld
Germany
Louis Lombard
Senate
Andrews
Beotleggere
Center Neighbors Host Surprise Birthday Gathering
A group in Center planned a genuine surprise for Billie Bowman on his birthday anniversary with games music and singing. Attendees included the families of Ted Jensen Otho Campbell Albert Linton M B Webster and J J Brown. Refreshments of coffee cocoa sandwiches cake and ice cream were served late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Bowman
Ted Jensen
Otho Campbell
Albert Linton
M. B. Webster
J. J. Brown
Buy Local Or Pay More Moral From Nebraska Exchange
A Nebraska town man buys a $3.20 item from a shop asking price. He discovers mail order offers 22.82 but pays cash with extra charges 2 cents postage ¾ cent money order 35 cents expressage and ends up paying 3.24 more after delays. Moral: buy at home from neighbors who build the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Chicago
Ford and Henry Ford define advertising as prestige
The article argues Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company use heavy advertising to maintain prestige and profit. It notes Ford led national ad spending in 1925, surpassing all others, implying reputation requires ongoing public messaging and that every seller must stay in the public eye to sustain business success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lord
United States
Lizzie
America
New York
Ford Motor Car Company
Lsted
Ford
Lst
Car of Work Horses Sold for Beet Land Project
A carload of heavy farm horses weighing 1500 to 1800 pounds was shipped from Grand Junction to Ovid district beet farmers after the Great Western sugar factory began operation there. The sale aims to supply labor for beet planting this year on large acreages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid
Great Western
Grand Junction
The Biggest Advertiser Reflects on Local Ads and Standing
A businessman voices a rare view on advertising noting that his long presence in the trade area means many know his location and aims. He would advertise more if starting anew but emphasizes established familiarity over frequent promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Dean's Pills Kidney Diet Remedy Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes Dean's Pills as a kidney remedy with a testimonial from Albert Benish of 207 Third Ave East describing relief from backache fatigue and urinary issues after using the product. It urges readers to ask for Dean's Pills at Bassett's Pharmacy and notes Foster Milburn Co as the manufacturer in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Sidney
Albert Benish
Third Ave
Bassett
Mr. Benish
Foster-Milburn Co, Mfrs
Buffalo, N, Y
Sterling Democrat excerpts on youth weights and ages
The clipping notes measurements of pounds and ages ranging from four to eight years old, attributed to the Sterling Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Democrat
High Grade Piano for Sale in Sidney
High grade piano offered by The Denver Music Company in Denver Colorado for sale in Sidney. Great sacrifice on liberal terms. Interested buyers urged to investigate the offer and request particulars at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Paris
Madrid
Spain
Abd-el-Krim
Krim
France
Syria
Amad Atrash
Sultan el Atrash
Masarba
Sidney
Denver Music Company
Denver, Colorado
Congress Visit Reveals Mixed Views On U S Lawmaking
A visitor describes stops in the House of Representatives and Senate noting heated debate on a tax bill and humorous contrasts with other potential measures. He concludes Americans joke about Congress yet remain fond, praising lawmakers as the best in their line despite faults.
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Washington
House of Representatives
America Park
Senate
America
Congress
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Edward W. Pickard
Buckner
New York City
Canada
Federal
Alfred J. Talley
Court of General Sessions
Wadson Maxim
Ware
Pennsylvania
Willam C. Woodward
American Medical Association
Anton J. Cermak
South
Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Coolidge
Butler
Republican National Committee
Elections Committee
Steck
Brookhart
Cummins
Peru
Chile
Kellogg
Cruechaga
Velardi
Auol Peret
Russia
Peter Strouve
Nicholas
Czar
India
Calcutta
Hyderabad
Berar
Secunderabad
Army 92
Marshal Chang
Peking
Feng Ya-helang
Wu Pefe
Shane Ap Ktengel
Ghantung Arcies
Center
Martin Luther Pictures
J. M. Wingett
Scottsbluff Hospital
Center School
Gurley
Lita Fastenau
Orrin Webster
Loretta Tank
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
Sidney, Nebr
Realtors
BABY
Sidney Hatchery
Bulls
Fonsouna Et
Durham
Will Rogers
Hie Roger
P.S
Yeites
Bull Durham
Fath Avenue
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