Opposition to Mellon program stalls tax reform push
Washington reports opposition to the Mellon tax plan grows among progressives and Democrats. House progressives convene to liberalize rules while Senate progressives push to keep Cummins as Interstate Commerce chair and Curtis as president pro tem. Eighteen representatives from seven states attended the House meeting without a clear decision.
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Washington
House
Senate
Mellon
Senate Progressives
Plih
Cummins
Town
Interstate Commerce Committee
Curtis
Kansas
House Progressives
Berlin Sees Chancellor Albert resign amid stormy opposition
Dr. Heinrich F. Albert stepped down as chancellor after intense opposition at home and abroad led by America. The move ends the plan for a party-less government, with General Von Beeckt eyed to intervene though denied by officials. The Reichstag welcomed the retirement as a rebuke to the president and his push for a new government.
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Berlin
America
Heinrich F. Albert
Ebert
Reichstag
Albert
von Beeckt
Johnson Attacks Foreign Policy in Chicago Speech
Senator Hiram Johnson used his Cook County real estate board address to condemn Washington foreign policy describing it as leading toward undisclosed European adventures since the armistice. He backed a national bonus, tax cuts, and a constitutional amendment to legalize child labor and women’s minimum wage laws, and urged reforms for farmers while attacking administration policy on Europe and reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hiram Johnson
Washington
America
Cook County
Johnson
Typhoon Sweeps Philippines Drowns Many in Cagayan
A typhoon swept sections of the Philippine Islands causing many drownings in the Cagayan valley district after communications were restored to local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Cagayan Valley
Cagayan Province
Philippine Islands
Bird Makes Long Flight
A shank liberated at Whishington DC in an effort to ascertain migratory bird flight range has been shot here. The bird bore a leg band asking the person who captured it to notify the department at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Kas
Whishington
D. C
Washington
Dire Poverty and Suffering in Berlin Schools
Berlin figures from the juvenile department show widespread hardship among children. In some districts 10 to 40 percent of pupils attend without breakfast and hundreds lack any warm meal. Daily collapses from exhaustion and malnutrition force children to be sent home from school.
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Berlin
Germany
Belgium seizes German rolling stock in ultimatums over 1922 murder
Brussels reports the Belgian government seized German railway stock at Duisburg and Hamborn after Germany did not respond to Brussels demand for 1,250,000 francs indemnity for the March 1922 assassination of Lieutenant Graff near Dusseldorf. Kansas City case reopened over cooperative livestock associations charging stockyard buyers with boycotting them.
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Brussels
Duisburg
Hamborn
Germany
Belgium
Graff
Dusseldorf
Kansas City
Co-Operative
Thanksgiving visits and local travels across Sidney and nearby towns
North Divide resident Martha Frerichs planned an extended stay in Dix starting Monday. Local travelers to Sidney included C. M. Kinton Carl Busboom John Braash and John Neary to handle business. Mrs Hornby returned from Sidney. A J Chean and wife hosted Carl Baker and family at dinner. Ed Woverton and Henry Minshell joined the Owens home gathering. T C Spiker his wife and daughter Opal drove to Sidney Saturday. Catherine Hamer and Mildred Newton met at the train and returned with Mildred’s parents. Thanksgiving guests at Ed Schneulle’s included John Jones Chapmans Ed Reen Harvey Bell and Miss Newton. Harvey Bell and wife with brothers left for Sioux county after Thanksgiving. church attendance at Lutheran services included John Jones Ed Schneulle and families. Mildred Newton departed Sunday for Sunol after visiting locally.
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Martha Frerichs
Dix
Sidney
Messrs. C. M. Kinton
Carl Busboom
John Braash
John Neary
Hornby
A. J. Chean
Carl Baker
Dalton
Ed Woverton
Henry Minshell
Owen
T. C. Spiker
Opal
Catherine Hamer
Mildred Newton
Sundl
Ed Schneulle
John Jones
Chapmans
Ed Reen
Harvey Bell
Miss Newton
Sioux County
Sunol
Town Notes From White Cove Valley and Nearby
Mr Marshall and George visited Crook Tuesday after a snowy forenoon. Hazel Marshall stayed home ill. Families and neighbors gathered for Thanksgiving dinners at several homes including the Meyerholzs and Brossards. John McDonnell transported a corn sheller west to begin shelling Monday morning.
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Mr. Marshall
George
W. G. Lee
Sterling
Charles Teo
Roy English
Melvtin
Danny Gross
Barber School
Clarence Beebe
Carl Meyerholz
Bernard Hill
Robert Nickolas
Ross Brossard
Dave Todd
Phil Brossard’s
Oren Loudy
Kline
Frakes
MeceDonnnell
Loudy
Nora
Dorothy English
Lois
Wilma Reeves
John McDonnell
Mr. Salisbury
Lois Reeves
Mrs. McDonnell
Sidney
Harold Frakes
Grandpa
Harold Jobe
Harold
Fadis
Melvin
Danny
Ickes News Social calls and weekend visits recorded
Mrs J C Krender and Mrs J M Krender called on Mrs Walsh Tuesday. Mrs Simonds Mrs Worth and Miss Ruth Shinker visited Mrs Ed Morrow Wednesday. Ed Donaghy called on J C Krender Tuesday morning. John Davison Ted Richard Goertler had dinner with Frank White Tuesday. The Charles Mayers family spent Sunday at Ed Mayers near Center. Mr and Mrs R R Bovee called.
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J. C
J. M. Krender
Walsh
Simonds
Worth
Ruth Shinker
Ed Morrow
Ed Donaghy
J. C. Krender
John Davison
Ted
Richard Goertler
Frank White
Charles Mayers
Ed Mayers
Center
R. R. Bovee
Thanksgiving Visits and Local Gatherings in the Community
Neighbors share Thanksgiving visits and meals across the area. Families from Mayers, Overman, Juell, Kreader, Weed and Draper attend dinners and entertain guests at various homes near Bunker Hill and surrounding towns. Teachers look forward to vacation while a local program is planned for Wednesday.
Spring Canyon Residents Gather for Birthday and Social
Spring Canyon notes a neighborly birthday surprise for Mrs. Bert Hilliard with a progressive pitch game and late lunch. Socials, Thanksgiving plans, and visits by residents from Crook to Sidney, Sterling, and Fleming are described, alongside a mention of Burlington settling out of court over Cole Creek disaster damage claims.
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Burlington
Cole Creek
Thanksgiving Activities and Local Obituaries in Hemingford
Local residents travel for Thanksgiving to Hemingford and nearby towns with Mrs. Fletcher and sons, Slawson, and Hering families. Mr. Maus dies after sickness at 78, services at M E church led by G W Brox. Schools note basketball game results as Lewellen boys and Goodview girls prevail. J C Wolfe begins duties as assistant.
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D. BR. Fletcher
Russell and Ridgeway
Hemingford
A. BE. Hering
Bridgeport
A. E. Slawson
Gene Todd
W. H. Neeley
Hillsdale
Wyoming
McNeeley
U.P
M. E. Church
G. W. Brox
Lorene McWilliams
Chappell
C. Dillon
J. W. McDaniel, Jr
George Minshell
N. E. Petters
W. F. Dortcher
Laramie
Harold Rowan
Gurley
George Barlow
Sundl
B. J. Bates
Lon Miller
Alliance
Catherine Peters
Earl Spurbeck
H. P. Peters
Chris Forster
Lewellen
Goodview School
Bertha Dykeman’s 14th Birthday Party at Home
J K Dykeman entertained eight girls for Bertha’s 14th birthday Wednesday evening. Bertha received many presents as her mother and sisters served refreshments. Postmaster Monday assisted his son Sam who became postmaster about three weeks ago. Retiring postmistress Mrs Cora D Barlow had served as acting assistant. YP O Inspector W C Mauser checked Weyerts post office records after a fire last week. Mrs W K Triplett and Mrs Andy Peterson of Chappell visited Mrs H J Handley Monday afternoon.
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Ant
Sam
Cora D. Barlow
J. K. Dykeman
Bertha
YP. O
W. C. Mauser
Weyerts
W. K. Triplett
Andy Peterson
Chappell
H. J. Handley
Beating Case Highlights Fines in Beet Field Dispute
Andre Hernandez formerly of Mexico now living in Scotts Bluff County was fined one dollar and court costs for beating his wife after she could no longer perform eight man’s work in the beet fields. He must also surrender half of the couple’s earnings from the beet season. The remark notes he got off lucky.
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Andre Hernandez
Mexico
Scotts Bluff County
Plate glass for Windshields at Habler Garage
Plate glass for windshields and se dan deers instated at Habler Garage.
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Habler Garage
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Philippines
Bird
North Divide
White Cove Valley
Ickes News
Alvira Hedlund
Miss Brown
Bunker Hill
Elmer Mayers
Jacobson
Potter
Bovee
Allen Overman
Charles Overman
Charles Juell
J. C. Kreader
Raymond Weed
John Knoell
North Bend
Nebraska
Weed
Art Draper
Criss Guill
BE. E. Osborn
Paul Draper
al Jorgenson
Miss Anderson
Broadwater
Fowles
Brady Island
Guill
Southard and Guill
Albert Linton
Center Church
8. W. Eckert
White
Spring Canyon
P R. Bell
Glen McCall
Crook
Ray Sheffield
A. D. Hilliard
Mr. Hilliard
California
Bert Hilliard
Hilliard
Hillard
Dan Beebe
Clarence
Gus Sutter
Sam Polick
Fde Hickerson
Dick Sutter
Lavern Hilliard
Denrado
Carrol Creek
Eli Adams
Pedroni
Gus Sutters
A. D. Hilliards
Sam V Polick
Gladys Sutter
George Kroll
John Hansen
Il Wickerson
Milo Moores
Vosick School House
P. R. Bell
George McCall
Jesse Moon
Pavillions
Charles Jones
Dan Beeches
Carl Meyserholz
Meyerholz
Hardy Motor Co
Ford
Quaker Inn
Lilly OF the Valley
Libby
Jelke’s
Margarine
Burgess & Son Cash & Carry Grocery
Brecht
Recht
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