Note Neutral on Real Issues Shapes Editorials
The document surveys Japanese newspaper response to U S exclusion legislation. Asahi criticizes the note as evading issues and racial discrimination while Kokumin urges foreign policy reevaluation. Yorozu calls the dispute unresolved and Yamato condemns the note as sophistry from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
United States
American Congress
Jingo
Asahi
Kokumin
Japan
Federal Aid Highway System in Nebraska and Kansas
The federal aid highway system for Nebraska and Kansas covers 12,263 miles with 5,480 in Nebraska and 6,783 in Kansas. It follows the 1921 act designating up to 7 percent of rural mileage for federal aid at 60 percent federal funding. Total national appropriations since 1916 reach $540 million. Nebraska has received $9,873,790 and Kansas $13,218,058, with Nebraska showing $2,615,254 available for new projects.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Kansas
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
State Highway Department
Winnebago Claim Found Coal In Nebraska
Lincoln claimants Charles Rave Abbott Hensley John Blackdeer Lawrence Smyth and Abraham Priest of the Winnebago tribe drove from their reservation to seek state reward for locating a coal bed on their lands. They told Secretary Pool a shaft is dug and a thirty five inch coal vein located.
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Lincoln
Charles —_ Rave
Abbott Hensley
John Blackdeer
Lawrence Smyth
Abraham Priest
Nebraska
Pool
Massachusetts Tuberculous Children Program Proposed
A ten year campaign proposed by the Massachusetts Department of Health would cost about half a million dollars. The plan targets 200,000 public school children in lower grades for examinations to prevent tuberculosis or detect it early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Massachusetts
Department of Health
Delegates Deliberate in English at Lutheran Synod Meeting
About 1000 delegates from the United States and Canada attend the Lutheran Augustana Synod meeting in DeKalb Wisconsin. The synodical council advanced English as the language of deliberations by presenting English resolutions to the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb
United States
Canada
Lutheran Augusta Synod
Synodical Council
Russians to Settle in Canada in Alberta Farm Colony
One hundred sixteen Russians led by General L De Mara, formerly of the czarist army, arrived aboard the Empress of Russia in Vancouver. They head to establish a Russian farm colony in Alberta each carrying 20000 Canadian dollars for start up.
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Canada
Vancouver
L. de Mara
Czar
Moscow
Alberta
Loot from Chicago mail train robbery recovered
Part of the loot from a historic Chicago Milwaukee St Paul mail train robbery is recovered. Four of eight bandits are in custody and one has confessed as postal officials say the case nears resolution with a nationwide hunt ongoing for the remaining suspects.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Quartet
Still At Liberty
Treasury Bonds Oversubscribed in Oversubscribed Issue
Washington reports the new issue of treasury 2 percent certificates of indebtedness drew heavy demand despite the lowest historic rate. The oversubscription shows strong investor appetite for government securities amid favorable terms.
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Treasury
Washington
Britain Pays $68 Million Interest on Funded Debt
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon announced that Great Britain has paid the interest totaling 68,655,000 dollars on its funded debt due June 15. The payment satisfies the debt settlement reached in February 1923.
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Washington
Great Britain
Tuberculosis in Swine Linked to Poultry in Some Areas
USDA findings show swine can acquire tuberculosis from poultry or cattle sources in local outbreaks. Fowl infection presents as weight loss, emaciation, lameness, and ruffled plumage with post mortem white or yellowish spots. Disposal of old birds, thorough disinfection, and burning or burying carcasses are advised to curb farm infection.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ten Binder IFS 1 Maintenance Notes for Knotter Machines
These guidelines describe common binding machine issues and fixes. Check drive tension and lubrication, ensure slats and canvas are square, polish rusty hooks, verify timing of binders, inspect knotter pinion, adjust cord holder spring to 40 pounds, ensure the disk moves fully, replace or straighten bent needles, and use the bundle sizer spring to change bundle size rather than tension or compress springs.
Scottsbluff Athlete Seen in Olympic Games Selection
Charles Eastman of Scottsbluff, a Harvard College student, is reported by eastern presses as one of six U S contestants for the Olympic Games. He is listed among shot put competitors and has earned prominence in athletics, wrestling and football, with international trips and top collegiate recognition.
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Charles Eastman
Harvard College
United States
Charles
Harvard
England
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Teachers to Visit Interior Exhibit at Education Convention
National Education association visitors will study Department of the Interior education activities during the Washington convention from June 29 to July 3. A 9000 square foot display in the Interior building houses exhibits from the Bureau of Education Geological Survey National Park Service Bureau of Indian Affairs Bureau of Mines and Bureau of Reclamation. Displays include Eskimo children life carvings and basketry, Reclamation farm photos, mining rescue and first aid gear, and Indian crafts. Visitors may tour the Geological Survey map making plant and view a 3.5 ton monster atlas camera in the photogrammetric lab. Government films run all week in the interior building auditorium with free admission.
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National Education Association
Department of the Interior
Washington
Interior Department
Bureau ofEducation
Geological Survey
National Park Service
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau of Education
Alaska
Grand Canon
WATCH FOR WEEDS ON THE FARM
Warns farmers to watch for new perennial weeds like Small Flowered Morning Glory Canada Thistle and white weed that can lower farm value. Emphasizes early destruction saves labor and prevents spread via seeds or threshing crews and birds.
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The
Agricultural College
Salt for farm animals urged by agricultural college
The agricultural college urges farmers to provide a steady salt supply for all livestock. Salt increases appetite, aids digestion, and promotes health and growth. Any form salt blocks granular or rock works. irregular feeding can cause overeating and digestive problems, even salt poisoning in hogs. Feed daily.
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Agricultural College
Nebraska Oil Drilling Move Reported by Wyoming Paper
A Casper Wyoming oil weekly notes H T Funkhouser has secured leases in Blaine Thomas Brown and Cherry counties Nebraska and plans test borings within 90 days. Shumway calls the area one of the west’s largest oil structures with Dakota and Lakota sands expected at 2000 feet, amateurs having struck gas at 714 feet before casing failures.
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Nebraska
Casper
Wyo
H. TL. Funkhouser
Shumway
Blaine
Thomas
Brown
Cherry
Russell
Kansas
Dakota
Alliance Times-Herald
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Winnebago Reservation
Scottsbluff
Rdialit
Liberity State Bank
Liberty State Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
CG. M. Wright
Ruker
First Avenue East
Tate Cafe
E.B. Young
Red Crown
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