U S MEW IN GERMAN PARLEY BY EDWARD W PICKARD
The piece surveys U S political maneuvering around Coolidge with a Boston financier steering activities in his favor and McKinley and H H rocker moving parts in Illinois and California. It notes convention location debates, reform reversals, and shifts in delegate representation while detailing budget proposals, new nominations, and euro diplomacy amid German and British political shifts.
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President Coolidge
Frank W. Stearns
United States
W. B. McKinley
Coolidge
Illinois
W. FH. @rocker
California
Mr. Coolidge
Chicago
Cleveland
Finois
Republican National Committee
Fred Upham
South
Friends
Johnson
Massachusetts
Tennessee
Senate Deadlock Over Cummins Chair Lose Vote Tie
Radical Republicans and Minnesota Farmer-Laborites joined Democrats to block Cummins as Inter state commerce chair. The stalemate persisted as insurgents backed La Follette and Democrats backed Smith of South Carolina. On Wednesday Smith fell short by one vote until Senator Bruce of Maryland cast his ballot for Cummins.
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la Follette-Magnus Johnson-Brookhart
Interstate Commerce Committee
Magnus Johnson
House
Republican Committee of Committees
Adical
Minnesota
Cummiins
Cummins
Senate
la Follette
Smith
South Carolina
Bruce
Maryland
Cote
Cummina
Revolt in Mexico and notable deaths last week
Mexico reports show Obregon's government resisting rebel advances while De la Huerta claims control. Angel Flores abandons presidential bid, backing Obregon with regional support. Yaqui uprising likely quelled by chieftain's execution. Deaths include William A. Pinkerton, John R. Ratham, and Baron Shaughnessy, noted figures in security, journalism, and Canadian rail.
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Mexico
Obregon
Mexico City
de la Huerta
Angel Flores
Sinaloa
Chihuahua
Tamaulipas
Federal District
William A. Pinkerton
John R. Ratham
Providence
R. I.) Journal
United States
Baron Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Canada
Wreck on Twentieth Century train near Forsythe NY
One section of the Twentieth Century train ran into a stalled section after collision with an automobile. Nine people were killed in their berths and about forty injured. Darkness fog and signal neglect blamed for the disaster.
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New York Central
Forsythe
N. Y
Mussolini Seeks Return as Premier After Court of Confidence
Enrico Mussolini says his Fasciati government has proved acceptable to Italy and that the king has closed parliament. New elections are likely in April where Mussolini will seek renewed power as premier, with no organized opposition evident.
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Enito Mussolini
Italy
Mussolini
Chuar d Churd Elected Swiss Federation President 1924
Ernest Chourd of Lausanne was elected president of the Swiss federation for 1924 by Parliament with 189 of 219 votes. Jean Afusy of Fribourg was named vice president.
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Rnest Chuard
Lausanne
Jean Afusy
Fribourg
Nebraska News Highlights From Across the State
Dates for the next year’s slate set August 31 to September 5. Beatrice pursues Doane College at Crete. Burglars loot Minatare post office of about 300 dollars. Nebraska Retailers Federation meets in Lincoln February 26 to 28. Over a thousand Omaha Technical High graduates attend first homecoming December 27. T. B. Adams of Beatrice elected president of Nebraska Manufacturer Association in Lincoln. Burwell builds sewer system costing about 50 thousand dollars. Oil and an eight foot coal vein found near Bellevue. Agnes Clark and Elia McKinnon oldest living twin sisters in U S celebrate ninety third birthday in Omaha. Campbell Hospital Norfolk now Lutheran Hospital of Norfolk. Norfolk chamber promotes Gravel roads expansion. Madison County to spend about 40 thousand on road work. Buffalo County farmers profit from alfalfa yields and prices. Nebraska Retailers warn of organized robberies planned before Christmas. Arbor Lodge apples to represent Nebraska at Kansas City horticultural event December 18–19. Plainview church ladies raise 250 dollars at annual bazar. Platte County baby clinic finds defects in 30 of 59 children examined. State board buys bacon at 13 dollars per hundred, prices on other foods lower. Nebraska Law School rated Class A by American Bar Association. Buffalo County courthouse gets electric wiring upgrades. Four weeks agriculture course to be offered in Lincoln starting January 2. A Ellinger Nebraska pioneer dies at West Point. November hog market receipts 20 274 head, cattle and calves 3 557. State life insurance revenue to fall short about 12 000. Ernie Holmes to feed hungry in Omaha Christmas Day, expanding seating and menu.
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Omaha
United States
Campbell Hospital
Norfolk
Lutheran Congregations of
North Nebraska
Lutheran Hospital of
Norfolk Chamber of Commerce
Madison County
Buffalo County
Federation of Nebraska Retailers
Nebraska
Arbor Lodge
Nebraska City
Kansas City
First Congregational Church of
Plainview
Columbus
Platte County
State Board of Control
Law College of
The
University of Nebraska
American Bar Association
Buffalo County Court House
Lincoln
A. Ellinger
West Point
Eliinger
Ernie Holmes
Ickes News Local social and family updates from the Guill and surrounding area
Mr and Mrs Rathbun were callers on Mr and Mrs Cress Guill Monday. Mrs Osborn spent Friday with Mrs Guill. Myrtle Weed is sick with chicken pox. The Foster and Davison families had dinner at Davison and Worth's. Gladys Morrow stayed with Ruth Shinker. J C Guill aided EB Southard dehorn cattle. Worth and John Davison dined at the White home. Dennis Walsh and Max Shinker shipped hogs to Denver with Ed Walsh. Walsh, Shinker and McQuillan visited the Kreader home. Manie Kreader on sick list. Mrs J C Kreader visited Mrs J M Kreader. Clyde Click visited BE Weed. R R Bovee and family dined with Oscar Redeen and Mrs Carlson. Rex Rogers visited Elmer Mayer. Arthur Dirks in Sidney as juror. Jim McQuillan returned to Walsh home from Kansas.
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Worth
John Davison
White
Dennis Walsh
Max Shinker
Denver
Ed Walsh
Jim McQuillan
Kreader
Manie Kreader
J. C. Kreader
J. M. Kreader
Clyde Click
BE. L. Weed's
R. R. Bovee
Fam
Ily
Oscar Redeen
Carlson
Rex Rogers
Elmer Mayer
Arthur Dirks
Sidney
Walsh
Kansas
Pettibone Practice at Davenport Denflet Office
De M E Pettibone located over Latven Music Store in Davenport area. Office details indicate professional presence but text is fragmented and unclear about services.
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de. M. E. Pettibone
Denflet
Latven Music Store
Pheas
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