Senate committee backs China rights in Shantung clause
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, by 9 to 5, adopted an amendment shifting German rights in Shantung to China in the peace treaty. Democratic members and Senator McCumber opposed the amendment, while Chairman Lodge proposed replacing Japan with China. The panel also asked President Wilson to send the U S Poland treaty and updates on Austria Bulgaria and Turkey negotiations.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Shantung Province
China
Japan
McCumber
Rep
N. D
Lodge
Wilson
Senate
United States
Poland
Versailles
Austria
Bulgarian
Turkey
Germany
Kamehameha Centennial in Honolulu Observed
Hawaii marked the centennial of Kamehameha the Great with a street upgrade and ceremonies before the capitol statue. Commemorations recalled his wars uniting the islands and noted burial places remain uncertain as elders who knew secrets have died. eye examinations offered free at Sherrer d Eye Sight Specialist for children before school starts.
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Hawaii
Kamehameha the Creat
Kamehameha Dynasty
Kuamahameha
Honolulu
Napoleon of the
Pacific
Kamehameha
Capitol
Circus Giraffes Hire Out After Season Ends
A humorous exchange with a circus manager suggests clever post season use for giraffes, prompting readers to imagine new revenue through animal hires.
Allies Demand Archduke Joseph Resign to Preserve Peace
Paris reports the supreme council ordered Archduke Joseph to quit the Hungarian government for European peace. It notes no resignation yet but expects confirmation within days. The council requires a government backed by a constituent assembly and warns Romania that reparations under German Austrian treaties may be cut off if requisitions persist. Romanian soldiers seize foodstuffs and farming equipment in Hungary.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Allies
Budapest
Archduke Joseph
Europe
Hapsburg
Switzerland
The
Peace Conference
Roumania
Bukharest
Hungary
Austria
Too Wild in Celebration in Ex Expeditionary Force
Reading fragment discusses drunken behavior of American soldiers abroad, especially in Paris, noting morale praise, prohibition waves, and French reactions to liquor. The text shifts to employment ads for stenographers and bookkeepers with Nebraska and surrounding states, promoting Grand Island Business College.
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Will Irwin
Saturday Evening Post
Poily
Iquor
Nebraska
Kansas
South Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
Mon- Qian
Grand Island Business College
Grand Island
Rioters Attack Kedzie Car. Two Crushed and Several Hurt
In Chicago on August 25 striking Crane Company workers attacked a Kedzie avenue streetcar at West Thirty-second Street. Two Crane Company employees, William Garbe and Irving Hubek, were knocked unconscious by bricks and severely beaten. About a dozen women and around twenty passengers sustained injuries during the riot.
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Chicago
Kedzie Avenue
Crane Company
West Thirty-second Street
William Garbe
Irving Hubek
Car Turns Over in Race at Durant Chevrolet Event
Durant's Chevrolet flipped over on lap one at station four in an auto race in Elgin Alabama. Durant escaped injury as his mechanician brought the car to safety. Separately the Washington bureau reports wild ducks die from lead poisoning after swallowing shot from bottom water, a widespread cause of mortality.
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Priday
American Film Co
Margarita Fisher
Molly
Dut
Joe
Tharold Lioyd
Universal Film Co
Mae Murray
Supreme Photoplay
James Morrison
Grace Valentine
Arthur Donaldson
Louise Beandet
Paul Capetani
Gladden
Aimes
Carolyn Birch
Ko Comaly
Turk
Goldwyn
Madge Kennedy
Susan
Pathe
Maurice Tourneur
Elgin
Washington
Bureau of Biological Survey
Prairie Gem Club Event Changes and Funeral News
Miss Clara Mohatt and family members visited the Lovall home as Mr Mohatt learned of his father’s death and attended the funeral. The Prairie Gem school house program moved to August 21 with Miss Green of Lincoln speaking on club work and district organization. Members presented work displays for inspection by mothers and county leaders My Liebendorfer of Sidney.
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Clara’ Mohatt
James
Everett
John
Cogey
Towa
Lovall
Mr. Mohatt
Prairie Gem
Green
Lincoln
Miss Green
Leander My. Liebendorfer
Sidney
Farmers Union Co op Assn notice to hog shippers Gurley Neb
Hog shippers must notify W H Tiger manager of Farmers Union Co op Assn Gurley Nebraska by Thursday for shipment the following Monday. Also advertising tractor oil motor oil hard oil and axle grease with price quotes offered.
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W. H. Tiger
Farmers Union Co-operative Association
Gurley
Nebraska
Farmers Union Co-Op. Assn
Mgr
Nebr
Telegraph Ad Challenge Promises Mutual Loss Without Ads
Read as a bold plea to advertisers and readers alike. The message stresses that without advertising in The Telegraph both parties lose revenue and market presence. It frames space as essential for currency, visibility, and continued journalism.
Markets Report Grain and Livestock Prices Across Commodities
Grain prices include flour per barrel and per 98 pound bag with various grades from hard winter to soft winter and special brands. Hay prices, butter and egg values, poultry rates, potatoes, and a broad list of cattle sheep and hog prices with ranges for prime, good, medium, and light classes.
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Specia
Uight
Examination and consultation free for school children
Eye sight notice by KE S Sherrerd offering free examination and consultation for school children. If glasses are needed a grinding plant is available to make lenses to fit exactly.
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KE. S. Sherrerd
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F. S. Stafford
New York
Secretary of Agriculture
Kr. N. Slawson
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Grand Island College
West
Arthur Trelenal
Peres
Grand Ishind
Neb
Peking
What He
Wanted
Sherrerd
Hapsburgs
Durant
Chevrolet
Mr. Buyer
ESSIG
Kimpston
A. Boyles College
Omaha
Scott's
Miss and Mrs
Fisk
Fisk and Company
Feez
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