Civil War Sweeps Bulgaria Amidst Rebel Fighting
Dispatches from Belgrade report widespread fighting across Bulgaria with violence at Varna. Ex Premier Stamboulisky and adherents concentrate on the Maritza banks as Jungo Slavo government warns of intervention. Two ex ministers Duperinoff and Alexanderoboff reportedly killed. Prime Minister Zankoff says new government seeks peace despite military action.
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London
Bulgaria
Belgrade
Stamboultsaky
Maritza
Varna
Jungo-Slav
Sofia
Duperinoff
Alexanderoboff
Zankoff
Bourgeoiee
Bourgoises
Pew
Bulgarian unrest and martial law reported in Bulgaria
Belgrade dispatches say Bulgaria under martial law with newspapers suspended except government organs. Peasants claim a military success at Duknizza and resistance to the new regime. Bulgarian ambassadors to London and Paris recalled. Troops dispatched to Pleven as communists rise. censorship widespread and likely to persist.
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London
Exchange
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Duk- Niza
Vienna
Paris
Sofia
Plevna
Bandits Release Lack of Captives
Eight men including four Americans, the last of 27 Sino prisoner's held since May 6 near Suchow, arrived at the Tung Hsing mines near Tsao Chwang. They traveled down Paotzuku In the Temple of the Clouds with brigand escorts and were greeted by anxious relatives and friends at the mine compound.
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Tsao Chwang
Shanghai-Pekin Express
Suchow
Tung Hsing
Paotzuku
Chinese republican president Li Juan-Hung held in train station
Li Juan-Hung, president of the Chinese republic, is prisoner aboard his special train at Tientsin Central railway station after fleeing Beijing. Troops commanded by Wang Chen-Ping, governor of Chi hu province, surround the train. American Consul Jay C. Huston is allowed into the station but not onto the train.
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Tientsin
Li Juan-Hung
Chinese Republic
Peking
Wang Chen-Ping
Chihu
Jay C. Huston
Bank in Hands of Examiners at Wayside Nebraska
Lincoln The Wayside State bank at Wayside in the extreme northwestern corner of Nebraska has been closed and is in the hands of Examiner G Eastman. Secretary J E Hart of the department of trade and commerce says the failure was caused by insufficient business to keep the bank going and that its reserve was exhausted.
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Examiners
Lincoln
Wayside State Bank
Wayside, Neb
Examiner G
Eastman
J. E. Hart
Department of Trade and Commerce
Lausanne Deadlock Persists as Turks Refuse War Damages
London reports the Lausanne conference remains deadlocked with Turkish negotiators refusing to pay war damages owed to foreigners. Turkey blames the Greeks for the war, asserting Greek responsibility in the conflict.
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London
Tulsa Flood Destroys Homes In Arkansas River Deluge
Tulsa, Oklahoma, endures its worst flood on record as 3000 to 4000 residents are displaced by rising Arkansas River waters. The river reaches heights unseen since official measurements began, forcing evacuations and emergency responses across the city.
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Tulsa
Okla
Arkansas
Late plowing and manure yield Nebraska crops insights
A Nebraska agricultural note covers July and August plowing yielding 10 to 15 bushels more wheat per acre than later plowing, and favors barnyard manure as the cheapest fertilizer. It warns commercial fertilizer rarely pays, notes manure effects improve after years, and stresses proper straw handling and alfalfa benefits. The report also records local farm accidents and deaths, including Perry Forsman and two adults killed in train and balloon accidents near York, Fullerton, and Central City.
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Agronomy
Lincoln
Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Lancaster County
York
Shelton
Perry Forsman
Kimball
Paul Peterson
Newcastle
Fullerton
H. B. Wallace
D. C
Brown
Central City
Union Pacific
Death Toll Reported In Separate Incidents
The item cites the death of 2 year old Howard Hayne of Sterling Advocate owner Charles Hayne after a scalding accident from hot tea. June Reed of Purcell Colo dies from injuries after the child upset a pot of tea. Henry Harry, Grand Island auctioneer, died by self inflicted gunshot. Henry Lewis Batterson collapsed dead in unclear circumstances.
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Howard Hayne
Charles Hayne
Sterling Advocate
Joseph Reed
Purcell
Colo
Henry Harry
Grand Island
Henry Lewis Batterson
Fire drives 1000 from Capitol Building stairs
More than 1,000 people fled down 17 flights of stairs when a fire broke out in the Capitol building formerly the Masonic temple in Chicago. The incident disrupted offices and prompted a large emergency response as crowds evacuated to safety.
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For Life
Chicago
Capitol Building
Masonic Temple
May Bring Sealed Supplies From Foreign Vessels
Washington reports the United States government may allow foreign ships to deliver sealed liquor to American ports if an international pact extends the search and seizure zone to 120 miles.
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Washington
United States
Medal for Distinguished Service includes Major General Wood
Washington reports Major General Leonard Wood is among three named to receive the gold medal offered by the Roosevelt Memorial association for distinguished service to the American people.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Ethel Snackers Sentenced on Jewelry Theft Allegation
Ethel Snackers a 19 year old waitress from Ogalaba was moved to York last Thursday to begin serving a sentence of from 1 to 5 years for the alleged theft of about 100 dollars worth of jewelry and clothing from her boarding house her home is listed as Scottsbluff
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Ethel Snackers
York
Scottsbluff
Larson's Piano Offer Explains Free Instruction Plan
Larson's Music Store advertises free piano instruction with every piano purchased. The note invites customers to learn more about the program and plans offered by the shop.
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Larson’s
Bryan Plan for World Peace Aims at Farmer Unity
William Jennings Bryan outlines a world peace plan centered on universal disarmament pledges from agricultural classes worldwide. He argues profiteers through private monopoly harm farmers and worsen economic plight amid quest for global peace.
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William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Mother Delivers Dead Infant to Northport and Mitchell
Mrs J Renosa carried her dead five month old baby by mutomobile to Northport then by train to Mitchell where it was buried. She had no death certificate permitting shipment in the baggage car and carried the child as if alive to her father's home, a beet worker.
Man Kills Self Under a Train At Minatare
E Badels aged 60 killed himself by placing his head under a moving freight train at Minatare causing decapitation. No motive known and authorities cannot locate relatives. The county to bury him. Butler county agricultural prospects praised by agent C H Gray with harvest ahead of schedule and a record yield forecast for wheat and oats.
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E. Badels
Minatare
Butler County
C. H. Gray
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Adverts Catarrh Cure
Local catarrh disease advertised as aided by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines a local ointment for relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to clear catarrh. Sold by druggists for over years. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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