France in turmoil as Herriot government falls
A sweeping review notes France teetering between revolution and dictatorship as Herriot’s radical cabinet collapses after a chamber clash. De Monzie seeks to sell Morgan loan to cover daily expenses while Poincaré contemplates a strong national ministry with Briand, Leagues, and Palmive in key posts. The article also covers UK paralysis over wartime debt, Iowa GOP splits, and broader postwar economic strains.
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France
Herriot
Eriand-Cailiaux
Chamber of Deputies
de Monzie
Chamber
Brland
Doumergues
Poincare
National Union
Briand
Leagues
Marine
Palnleve
Leon Blum
Paris
America
Senator Borah Addresses Augusta Ministers Group
Senator Borah spoke to the Protestant Ministers' Association in Augusta Georgia, delivering a firm critique of current policy and urging unity on religious liberty and national issues. The meeting drew local clergy and community leaders seeking guidance.
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New York State
Lie
Russia
Edwards
New Jersey
Borah
Bor
Nator Borah
Augusta Ga
Local Social Roundup and Farm Work Notes
Lorenzo Crowden out last week and IFG Strave and family visited Peter Strave’s home in Lorenzo. Massey-Harris service men active in the locality last week. Visits include W Parkett and Mr Scholle at E J Meier’s home. Mrs Harry Fleming and Mrs Ralph Fleming visited Mrs Clyde Johnson. Clair Pilger left for Pilger Nebraska for a relatives visit. Lorenzo club met with Mrs Schweitaberger with several visitors Mrs Ralph Fleming Mrs Brown from Minden and Mrs Jensen from Sterling. Lunch served by Mrs Schwertzberger. Schmidt family spent Sunday at Padroni Colorado. George Osthiemer and son from Burns Wyoming spent weekend with Robert Schweitzerger and C W Reed of Peetz. Wurvest in full swing. wheat hauled to town from all directions. Edward Meier drove to Sidney. Brown helping Tob McGee at Farmers elevator Ferdinand Schmidt helping Cliff Crosby at Nebraska-Colorado elevator. Esther Schmidt weekend visit to Sterling for dental care.
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IFG Strave
Peter Strave
Lorenzo
Massey-Harvis Company
Lorenzo Club
Schweitaberger
Ralph Fleming
Brown
Minden
Jensen
Sterling
Schwertzberger
George Osthiemer
Urns
Wyo
Robert Schweitzerger
C. W. Reed
Peetz
Burns
Kahl
E. J. Meier
Mr. Brown
Tob McGee
Farmers Elevator
Ferdinand Schmidt
Cliff Crosby
Local Social Notes From The Community
Work completed and homecoming described. Callers from Sidney visited JD Bolton’s residence Friday evening including Mr and Mrs Qren Maley and Mrs Nelson. Robertson Oil received a year load of distillate on Friday. Wildagard Schmidt returned home Saturday after visiting her sister in Cheyenne. Cyde Robertson and son Keith visited the Robert Robertson home Friday.
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Qren Maley
Mrs. Nelson of
Sidney
JD Bolton
Robertson Oil Company
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Mr. Scholle
Hooper
Harry Fleming
Clyde Johnson
Clair Pilger
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Eaward Meier
Esther Schmidt
Wildagard Schmidt
Cheyenne
Cyde Robertson
Keith
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Cheyenne County Abstract Co
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Western Securities Company
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