Ohio primaries shape 1928 Democratic battle and more
Edward W Pickard surveys last week’s contests noting Ohio’s pivotal role in the 1928 Democratic race. Pomerene defeats Allen for Senate while Donahey seeks a third term amid dry protests. Republicans nominate Willis and Cooper challenges in Ohio. Nebraska, Alabama, and Arkansas rides shift party lines as World War debt and French finances spark debates. Violence reports rise in Mexico as church-state battles draw international attention.
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Allee Pomerene
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Pomerene
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Willis
Prohibition
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Donahey
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
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McMullen
Charles W. Bryan
Alabama
Hugo Black
Bibb Graves
Arkansas
Tom J. Terral
John Martineau
Dan Moody
Miriam Ferguson
Texas
Moody
President Coolidge Cuts 1928 Budget by 100 Million
The text notes President Coolidge and General Lord trimming the 1928 departmental estimates from 3.369 billion to 3.27 billion dollars. It mentions hoped further tax cuts tied to prosperity and debt retirement, plus plans to reduce Liberty bond interest costs. Also, William P. McCracken Jr. is named assistant secretary of commerce in charge of commercial aviation development, with WWI aviation background.
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Chicago
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Sidney News Notes and Parade Sightings
Sidney residents attended parades and visits with relatives in Denver and Lincoln. Mr and Mrs James Mohatt hosted a weekend gathering while Mrs George Hockerson and Betty Jane joined others for tours and shows. The Sidney Dairy Calf Club met with most members present and Gene Stella Foster plus Louise Kurs won a Lincoln trip after pig club competition. Next meeting is August 30.
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James Mohatt
Miss Mary Smidle Heads Home From Colton Visit
Miss Mary Smidle of California, visiting relatives in South Colton, left Wednesday for home after spending Sunday and Monday with her aunt Mrs Arthur Oledberg and Tuesday with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Joseph Olvertus Sr.
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California
Joseph Olvertus, Sr
Arthur Oledberg
Farewell party for Miss Mary Smidle in town
Mrs Arthur Oldenberg hosted a farewell gathering for her cousin Miss Mary Smidle who spent two weeks visiting her cousins and uncle and aunt. A large crowd attended, ice cream and cake were served, and everyone enjoyed a good time.
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Arthur Oldenberg
Mary Smidle
Rock Island Plow Co opens Sidney agency for farming equipment
The Rock Island Plow Co. has established an agency in Sidney and will carry lows, discs, drills, iron wheeled farm trucks and the Keider friction transmission tractor and repairs. Call J. W. Harper, agent in charge. Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors installed at Hahler Garage. tf
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Keider
Callen J. W. Harper
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