News Review Of Current Events
Edward W Pickard reports after Congress adjourned that President Coolidge has begun a vacation at a secluded Adirondack camp. He left Philadelphia after a Fourth of July address and weighs the first session’s tax cuts, war debt funding, and court resolution, while opposing farm relief and tariff changes. Senate filibuster blocks primary expenditure limits. Rockefeller contributions are disclosed. France debates debt settlement and a weak franc prompts protests against the Washington accord. Mexico restricts Catholic press and monastic activity. Poland destabilizes amid Russian threats. The S51 hull is raised for possible burials. Dawes marks Salem’s 300th anniversary. transit strikes disrupt cities. a new mediation board opens to handle wage disputes.
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Congress
Coolidge
Lake Osgood
Adirondacks
White House
Philadelphia
Ashington
World car ownership figures and Norse runes found in Washington
The report notes one car per seventy one people worldwide with the US leading at one per six. Hawaii one per eleven and Canada one per thirteen. Norse inscriptions found near Spokane and Grant county, Washington, describe 1010 A D Viking journeys and battles with Indians. Illinois boxing law debated as Sammy Mandell defeats Rocky Kansas in Chicago.
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Veryone
Department of Commerce
United States
Hawaii
Canada
Afghanistan
Hejaz
Abyssinia
China
Solomon Ialands
Liberia
South America
Washington
Oluf Opsson
Spokane
Grant County
Columbia River
NDEA
Chicago
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Sammy
Rocky
Nebraska Road Work Lags During Year and Investigation
Lawmakers face calls to decide highway policy for the next biennium in Nebraska. The state should not do less than now and may need to accelerate work by raising more funds. The value of good roads to the state is clearly established.
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Nebraska
Preparing the 1927 strawberry patch after bearing
After harvest, mow the foliage, rake and burn to remove pests, then thin plants. For small patches use a hoe to leave 9 to 12 inch spacing. for large fields plow between rows leaving a 6 to 10 inch strip. Ensure good growth and cultivation between rows.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Edward W. Pickard
Cameron
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van Gerbig
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Menator Reed
France
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Europe
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Russia
Germany
A/EURE
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Sumatra
Java
Austria
Japan
Chile
Ohio
Block Island
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Edward Ellsbury
Saleom
Massachusetts
An.s
Charles G. Dawes
General Dawes
Senate
Rules
New York
Subway
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Street
Indianapolis
Samuel E. Winslow
House Interstate Commerce Committee
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G. W. W. Hanger
Old Railroad Labor Board
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Oklahoma Farmer Stockman
Hywel Davies
Department of Labor
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Ara
Eigare
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Mindray
G. W. Bayers
Littleton, Colo
Star Market
the Star Market
Schwasnick & Flicker
Front St
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
Sidney, Nebr
C. D. Green
Tobin Building
Bankers Life
Des Mines
Jewa
Sidney
Dalton
Nebraska Land Co
W. LeRoy Larson
Mgr
Nebr
Goodj Meats
Sidney Meat and Provision
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