Little World Series aims to boost boys under 17 league
A new national baseball league for boys under 17 begins this season. Backed by the National and American leagues, the American Legion, and prominent figures, it seeks to crown a “Little World Series” in a major league park. Legion posts nationwide pledge support, with thousands of clubs expected to join. Sidney plans to sponsor a local organization, viewing the idea as a wholesome athletic venture for youth.
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National and American Baseball League
American Legion
United States
Legion
Sidney
Summer Roundup Promotes Early School Health Checks
The Summer Roundup, a nationwide Parent Teacher initiative, urges spring physical exams for children entering school. Specialists perform full checks, with summer follow up by family doctors to ensure readiness for fall. The idea, inspired by Mrs. A. TE. Reeve, mirrors ranchers’ herd assessments to strengthen American children for the first year.
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United States
Ua. TE. Reeve
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
America
Great Wheat Pool Meetings Attract Nebraska Interest
Nebraska communities host two april meetings on the wheat pool campaign. Fremont Commercial Club invites farmers for a 6 pm business session and an 8 pm mass meeting at Wall theater. Lincoln gathering on april 25 gathers national delegates, Canadian representatives, and leaders from nine wheat states to discuss cooperative marketing.
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Fremont
Lincoln
State Committee
McMullen Warns of New Party If McNary Haugen Veto Stands
Governor Adam McMullen warned Wednesday that a presidential veto of the McNary Haugen bill after its passage in Congress could spur the creation of a new political party to advance western and southern agricultural interests. He telegrammed Chairman Haugen praising the bill's committee-reported form with the equalization fee feature, which he calls central to farm relief, hoping it passes both houses to ensure passage.
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Congress
United States
Adam McMullen
Haugen
Committee On Agriculture
House of Representatives
Washington
Farm party forecast after veto by President Coolidge
Sage is vetoed again by President Coolidge. The governor says the bill's failure will birth a new farm party that he predicts will become a permanent factor in national politics and governance.
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Sage
Coolidge
Senate panel exposes Pennsylvanian mine areas as a cesspool of degradation
The Senate investigative committee report on Pennsylvania mine fields condemns conditions as shocking and oppressive. It urges swift nationwide action to regulate mining authorities and curb agitators, calling for a thorough cleanup and reforms to prevent future abuses. It argues domestic renewal deserves attention alongside foreign missions.
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Senate
Pennsylvania
Congress
Senate Committee
Resolutions of Camp 12 Royal Neighbors of America
The camp notes the death of Neighbor Sarah Sanders, praising her faithfulness and leadership. It expresses condolences to her children, especially Gertrude Worden, and vot es to drape the charter for thirty days. Copies are sent to the family and published in The Telegraph and Sidney News.
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Gertrude Worden
Telegraph
Sidney
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