Harding cabinet members sworn and Paris critiques
Washington reports confirm President Harding’s cabinet sworn in and ready to take over. Mellon takes oath at the Capitol. others sworn at their departments as bureau chiefs witness. European papers criticize the address as a move from the frying pan into the fire while noting limited European reactions.
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Andrew W. Mellon
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Senator Knox
R. Mellon
Treasury
Paris
Europe
Petit Parisien
Mr. Harding
Echo de Paris
Figaro
L’oeuvre
L’avenir
NO STEEL REDUCTION Urgent call to cut prices not discussed
Comptroller Williams urged United States Steel to reduce prices in a letter to Elbert H. Gary. The American Steel and Iron Institute meeting did not address price cuts, with Gary noting he had not read the letter yet. The group mainly debated attending a European steel manufacturers conference, Gary said.
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Williams
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
American Steel and Iron Institute
Gary
Comptroller
Europe
Ambuscade at Macroom Yields Heavy Casualties in Ireland
Latest reports place 50 casualties from the Macroom ambush on the road between Macroom and Ballyvorney Coolavolkly. Three hundred attackers used bombs and rifles in a prolonged engagement lasting from early morning to late afternoon, forcing auxiliary police to retreat toward Macroom.
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Ireland
Macroom
Coolavolkly
Ballyvorney
Council Up In Air On U S In 7 Paris
The league of nations council keeps deliberations on the American note about mandates secret. Speculation runs high as no decisions have been made and officials deny any drafts. In Havana, Cuban officials saluted the U S naval crew of the Wheeling, exchanging courtesy visits.
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Council of the League of Nations
Arthur J. Balfour
U. S. Navy
Havana
Rail plans eyed as U P R R may tap Cheyenne county
The Telegraph files report speculation that a line into the Hills may reach north of Sidney. A carload of shade trees arrived for planting along Front Second and Third streets, with boxelder maple and mountain ash the majority. Local market items include asphragus new potatoes tomatoes beets and turnips. Spring chickens bring twenty cents per pound. Freight wagons headed to agencies and cities north numbered 203 over four days.
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Girl Nearly Drowned at Bertrand Pool During Class
Harriette Ford a University of Nebraska junior from Bertrand narrowly escaped death at the high school pool last week. While attempting to swim the length of the pool on her back a splash of water against her face halted her progress and she nearly drowned.
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Bertrand
University of Nebraska
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Swimmer Rescued After Near Drowning at Pool
A swimmer nearly drowned after slipping underwater three times. Despite a desperate grab at a pole tossed from the edge, she was rescued by fellow swimmers and required revival efforts that lasted several minutes. State Journal reports.
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Special sale and events at Rexall store in town
Sidney Lumber Co advertises a special sale on Vox Chocolates every Saturday at the Rexall Store. A baseball dance is planned for March 12, inviting everyone to attend and enjoy the town’s events.
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