French Threats Grow in Ruhr With German Riots
In Duesseldorf violent protests erupted as a general strike opposed French occupation and welcomed Fritz Thyssen. French troops fired as tanks and machine guns secured squares while cavalry and infantry patrolled. If riots resume, Paris aims to tighten control. corps and divisions under Generals Caron and Henrys gird Dortmund, Recklinghausen, Essen, Bochum.
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Duesseldorf
Geners
Fritz Thyssen
Ruhr
Caron
Dortmund
Recklinghausen
Henrys
Essen
Bochum
Horneburg
Ratingen
Nebraska Livestock Report Signals Return to Normalcy
Lincoln reports a rebound in live stock production with total livestock value rising to 235,809,000 and headcount up to 9,250,000. Milk cows total 570,000 valued at 32,490,000, cattle numbers up 9 percent to 2,700,000 as feed lots influx boosts overall herd. Prices for dairy cattle show recovery from 1920 lows with current dairy cow values improving.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Dry forces to challenge Longworth for House leadership
Washington reports that dry advocates aim to defeat Nicholas Longworth of Ohio as GOP leader despite congressionally driven efforts to keep wet and dry disputes separate. Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League says a major fight will target Speaker Gillette, identified as a wet.
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Washington
Congress
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Gillet
Heatwave Hits Buenos Aires With 104 Degree Day
Buenos Aires sweltered Wednesday under a 104 degree Fahrenheit heat, aided by a hot wind similar to a simoon. The temperature marked the highest in 15 years for the city.
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Buenos Aires
Washington Aims to Recommend Settlement of Debt Owed by Britain
The administration plans to submit to Congress a recommendation for settling the five billion dollar debt Great Britain owes the United States. In Nebraska, the Supreme Court affirmed Peters Trust Co. of Omaha versus Douglas County ruling no deductions allowed in computing state tax on capital stock of banks and related institutions for Liberty and joint stock land bank bonds.
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Washington
Congress
Great Britain
United States
Supreme Court
Nebraska Supreme Court
Peters Trust Company of
Omaha
Douglas County
Nebraska
Banks
Loan and Trust
Liberty
Paris Mourns Death of German Author Max Nordam
Max Nordam, renowned German author and philosopher, has died at his Paris home. The prominent figure, noted for his influential works and philosophical essays, passed away quietly, prompting tributes from scholars and literary circles worldwide.
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Paris
Max Nordam
Livestock Groups Agree to Arbitration Over Rates
More than a dozen producers groups filed complaints with the secretary of agriculture under the Packers and Stockyards Act accusing livestock exchanges in Kansas City Omaha St Paul Chicago Fort Worth and Portland of unjust discriminatory rates. They have agreed to submit grievances to arbitration rather than the control act methods.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Packers’ and Stockyards Act
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Paul
Chicago
Fort Worth
Portland
Ore
Legumes Will Improve Wheat and Soil Health
The report from TT M Bruiner of the Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association highlights how wheat quality and market price hinge on soil nitrogen. It advocates legume rotation to boost both yield and protein content, recommending alfalfa, clover, soybeans, and cowpeas where climate and irrigation permit.
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TT M. Bruiner
Southwestern Wheat [Improvement Association
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Southwest
Missouri
Kansans
Panhandle
Texas
Minden Council Pushes Electric Plant Cuts and Streetlight Reductions
State Industrial Notes report the Minden city council aiming to cut taxes by reducing street lights and focusing on the municipal electric plant. A Stamford Ohio? contract extends an electric transmission line from Orleans to Stamford linking to Alma for current supply. Nebraska Gas and Electric’s Norfolk manager McFadden spent 5600 in December on coal freight. Fairbury weighs 200000 bonds to build a new high school if approved.
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York
Lindsay
Wahoo
North Platte
Union Pacific
Barneston
Lyman
Mo Parks
Western Paides Service Compt
Scottshluff
Wright-Irion J American Legion
Salem
Brock
Nebraska City
Minden
Courier
Stamford
Orleans
Alma
McFadden
Nebraska Gas and Electric Company
Norfolk
Fairbury
Struc
Knight Campbell's Great 1923 Victrola Offer
Knight Campbell Music Co announces a prepaid shipment deal for 1923 Victrola models with a dozen records and easy monthly payments. Send postcard with name and address to receive illustrated catalog and full selling details from Denver Colorado.
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Knightcampbell Music CO
Denver
Colorado
Dentist Dr M E Pettibone in Larsen Music area
Dr M E Pettibone, a dentist, operates his office over The Larsen Music Store and can be reached by phone at 419.
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M. E. Pettibone
Larsen Music Store
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Ture
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Intermountain Railway, Light and Power Company
Colorado Springs
Wyoming
Western Public Service Company
Livoni & Son
Mahler
Livoni
Knight-Campbell
Sidney, Nebraska
Phene
Dempster
C. M. Wright
First Ave East
Ogip
Idelwild
Section
Sidney
Osborn
Ranch
Huber
Minnesota
C. J. Osborn
CL. A. A. Sharp
American Bank
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