Revolt Against Domination Rises in League Session
A strong protest by labor representatives against domination by League of Nations council members marked the closing session of the disarmament commission. The panel adopted a arms manufacture resolution and planned broader studies on international arms traffic. Leaders Leon Jouhaux and Van Oudegeest denounced council methods, promising to send a protest letter seeking stronger labor participation.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
League of Nationg Disarmament Commission
Leon Jouhaux
France
van Oudegeest
Holland
League Council
Labor
Commission
Senate Defeats Move to Cut Railroad Labor Board Funding
Washington. The senate refused to eliminate appropriations for the railroad labor board from the independent offices supply bill. The bill, seventh in the annual set, passed after a day-long debate. A motion to strike the board failed 42 to 21. The measure totals 452 million dollars, with 400 million for the veterans' bureau. No record vote was taken on passage.
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Senate
Railroad Labor Board
Independent Offices
Veterans’ Bureau
Albanian Assembly Ratifies Anglo Persian Oil Concession
Report from Albania claims the constitutional assembly approved an oil concession to the Anglo Persian Oil Company by 50 to 6. Observers say Ahmed Zogu and current officials may have begun talks with the firm before Premier Fan Noli’s overthrow.
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Rome
Albania
Constitution Assembly
Anglo Persian Oil Company
Ahmed Zogu
Anglo- Persian Company
Fan Noll
Protocol Must Be Remodeled At Geneva
A pessimistic mood grows regarding the Geneva peace protocol formed at the last League of Nations assembly. British reluctance to accept the protocol dominates dispatches from Geneva suggesting it must be remodeled.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Wahabi forces seize Jeddah empire stretches across Arabia
Gaine control of all Arabia grows as his troops occupy Jeddah, last stronghold of King Al, son of ex-King Hussein. The Wahabi movement consolidates power from the Persian Gulf to the Red Sea.
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Arabia
Cairo
Iban Saud
Nejé
Persian Gulf
Red Sea
Jeddah
Hussein
Flower Show Opens in March Here in Kansas City
The American Society of Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists presents America’s most beautiful exposition in Kansas City opening March 21 for eight days. Red Oak resident Mrs. Carl Mellett has completed a crossword quilt based on a puzzle from a newspaper.
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Kansas City
American Society of Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists
Middlewest
Red Oak
Carl Mellett
President Coolidge to Tour Nation After Inauguration
President Coolidge intends wide touring after his inauguration, remaining close to the capitol during his first year and a half, with plans to visit many parts of the country as part of his administration’s early agenda.
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Washington
Coolidge
Capitol
White House
Nebraska County Treasurers to Convene in Omaha
Omaha officials report Nebraska county treasurers will gather in Omaha from February 24 to 26 for the annual convention of the Nebraska County Treasurers Association. The meeting will cover county fiscal policies, tax collection updates, and association affairs.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Nebraska County Treasurers Association
Famine in Russia Reported as Acute by Soviet Official
Soviet Agriculture Commissioner Svidersky states nearly 8,000,000 Russians are starving amid growing famine, with dispatches from Moscow noting acute conditions across large areas. In Nebraska, federal income taxes collected in December 1924 match the prior year’s level at $028,901, indicating stable receipts for the period.
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Berlin
Soviet Agriculture
Svidersky
Russia
Moscow
Washington
Nebraska
Crowded Out Last Week North Sidney Local Notes
Carl Busboom transacted business in Sidney on Friday. Numerous neighbors and relatives, including Sparks, Rippe, Goodwin, and Kinton, visited homes and attended church and school events. Children like Helena Willnes are ill with chicken pox while others stay busy with visits and daily chores.
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Carl Busboom
Sidney
Clyde Sparks
J. ©. Sparks
Otto Kurz
Cheyenne
Wyo
George Rippe
Frank Goodwin
Paul Sparks
Clarence Ely
Jim Sparks
J. C. Sparks
Ickes News Social visits and gatherings in Dalton area
Mrs Leslie Sanders and children spent Tuesday evening at Charles Mayer s. Mr and Mrs Charles Neiman were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Carl son in Dalton. Maynard Mayer stayed Tuesday night with Coleman Kreader Jr. Mr and Mrs John Peterson and family took Sunday dinner with the Carter family in Dalton. Several friends and neighbors gathered at the H J Moran home Tuesday evening. Dancing was enjoyed. Will Muer and children of Bridgeport spent Sunday at B S Eckert s. H J Moran family moving to Dalton this week. The Ickes Convenient Kitchen club meets with Mrs Ernest Meyer Tuesday. The ladies are asked to bring a yard of hemmed cheese cloth and a small bottle. Robert Vogelman of St Joe Mo visiting J C Guill. Joe Denninger, Frank Kurs and George Hockerson helped John Kurs
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Leslie Sanders
Charles Mayer
Charles Neiman
Carlson
Dalton
Maynard Mayer
Coleman Kreader, Jr
John Peterson
Carter
H. J. Moran
L. D. Wattenberger
Casper
Wyo
R. H. Miller
E. L. Weed
Cecil James
Bertha
Rose
Nellie Eckert
Will Muer
Bridgeport
W. Eckert
J. C. Guill
G. H. Worth
John Rathbun
John Davison
Sidney Camera
James
Miller
Weed
Clyde Click
W. E. Larson
Will Schlotfelt
Grandpa Bchlotfelt
Moran
Ickes Convenient
Ernest Meyer
Southard
Joe Rees
Ed Zorn
E. E. Osborn
al Morrow
Robert Vogelman
St. Joe, Mo
Joe Denninger
Frank Kurs
George Hockerson
John Kurs
Pig Survey Forecasts Low Hog Production
A December 1 survey by the department and postal service projects a sharp drop in hog production for 1925 with severe pork shortages in 1926. National sow farrowing in fall 1924 fell 28.2 percent from 1923, driven by a 22.2 percent drop in pigs saved. The corn belt saw larger declines, with a 30.6 percent fall in sows farrowed and a 23.4 percent fall in pigs saved. Breeding intentions for spring 1925 suggest a 15 to 25 percent reduction in sows farrowing in the corn belt, and a similar outlook nationwide. The 1924 corn belt pig total was about 19 percent below 1923.
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Post Office Department
Corn Belt
United States
Hogs Shipped From Local Farm to Denver Route
A carload of hogs was driven to Lorenzo on Monday for shipment to Denver. John proceeded to Denver to sell the hogs and visit his cousin and uncle at Fort Lupton, Colorado.
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Lorenzo
Denver
John
Fort Lupton
Colo
Ford Parts Quality Emphasized In Genuine vs Counterfeit
Ford warns buyers to avoid counterfeit parts, stressing genuine Ford components for safety and performance. It highlights a steel steering knuckle spindle as an example, noting counterfeit is weaker and that Ford produces over 16,000 spindles daily with special alloy steel and heat treatment to ensure durability.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford
Hog market movement stays strong despite smaller sow numbers
Analysts report 1923 to 1924 shifts after a large sow reduction. About 11 to 12 million hogs born, 7 million in spring crop, and 4.5 million in fall crop. Yet January 1 1924 spring crop marketings rivaled 1923. December slaughter set records as fewer sows bred for spring farrowing boost winter supplies and curb next summer fall marketings.
Boys Rob Cash From D Recherts Store
Two youths detained near Star theatre confessed to entering D Rechert’s store and stealing about 12 dollars from the cash drawer on Thursday morning. They admitted involvement in a prior loss of five dollars from a missing key incident and said three other boys were also implicated. They were released to fathers to bring the remaining suspects to appear.
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Star Theatre
Dave Rechert
Rechert
Scottebluff Star-Herald
Money to loan on farm land on North Table
Anyone wishing to borrow 9300 or 2500 on good farm land on the north table at eight percent should call W. P. Miles.
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