Bitter Reply by La Follette in World Court Debate
Edward W. Pickard surveys La Follette's denunciation of the world court plan, arguing it traps the U S in European upheaval and diverts attention from domestic farm woes and monopolistic powers. The piece notes other conference items and growing tensions abroad as Mexico and Syria topics ferment with reparations, curtailing German concessions.
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la Follette
Cheeter
Mussolini
Italy
Duke of York
London
George
Mary
Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
Earl of Strathmore
Westminster Abbey
Harvey
Harding backs world court plan amid US neutrality stance
President Harding defends American support for a world court in a New York AP address. He reiterates no intent to join the League of Nations, cites Republican pledges, and argues the United States must first stabilise domestic affairs before global contributions. Senators Lodge Brandegee Watson oppose. McKinley Graham offer support. La Follette opposes.
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Washington
United States
Europe
League of Nations
League
Johnson
Borah
Harding
World Court
New York
Associated Press
Republican Party
Senate
Grould
Eny
Lodge
Brandegee
Watson
Indiana
Massachusetts
McKinley
Illinois
Graham
House
Sugar Prices Rise Amid Tariff Debate
The government takes legal steps as sugar prices continue to climb. The tariff commission denies blame, while Cordell Hull argues the rise stems from the prohibitive tariff wall. He cites nominal 2.20 cents, effectively 2.35 to 2.50 cents a pound, and a Cuba differential of 1.76 cents, effectively 1.00 to 2 cents.
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Federal Tariff Commission
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Cuba
Chester concession at Lausanne peace talks stirs US France UK tensions
At Lausanne, amid talks on Mosul oil and Turkish legacy, the Chester concession provokes disputes over rights and commerce. Joseph C. Grew leads American observers to defend national interests and equal opportunity, while Washington weighs the concession’s non monopolistic character and instruction to delegates.
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Merica
Lausanne
Great
Chester
Mosul
Joseph C. Grew
United States
State Department
Washington
Mussolini faces drastic reforms and 500000 man militia
Reports from Rome say Mussolini plans to purge non fascist ministers and form a national militia of 500000 with no new cost, to give him control over opponents. He also notes budget cuts and aims to lease state rail lines to private capital while trimming deficits.
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Bex Mussolini
Italy
Rome
Brusselini
Mussolini
Burlington Route Stores Half Million Tons of Coal
The Burlington Route has stored 500000 tons of coal at ready points to be used next winter. The plan lets the line haul its own coal when transport costs are low, freeing engines and cars for commercial use next winter. It also provides summer work for miners and aims to smooth traffic and prevent shortages or congestion.
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Burlington
Financial report of the Salvation Army
A historical Salvation Army financial report lists donors and amounts from Sidney E L Hyde to Rural Committees and U P Employees with a total disbursement of 420.00, balance on hand 59.67. Endorsed by Paul Martin, W A Christenson, Theos W K Hodgkin and Cheyenne County Board.
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Salvation Army
Sidney
E. L. Hyde
Bodgepole
W. J. Chase
Sunol
George W. Barlow
Lorenzo
Cunningham
Dalton
R. F. Dedrick
Gurley
C. W. Smith
Potter
Herbert Stevens
Scott
U. P
H. Schroeder
Cheyenne County Board Salvation
Army
Paul Martin
W. A. Christenson
Theos
W. K . Hodgkin
Ickes News Items Reflect Winter Visitations and Socials
Mrs R J Wallick spends time with her mother in Dalton. Eckert family hosts and visits. Ladies Club meets with Mrs Frank White. Ruth Shinker birthday event at the White home. Assessor Guill making rounds. Visits between Eckerts and Worths. Weld Click and Worths guests report. Wheat farming activity noted. About a foot of snow brings moisture for farmers.
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R. J. Wallick
Dalton
Ss. W. Eckert
Frank White
Margy
J. W. Eckert
Ruth Shinker
White
Assessor Guill
Lloyd Sample
W. Eckert
George Winkleman
North Bend
Nebraska
G. H. Worths
BE. L. Weld
Clyde Click
Worth’s
Will Ayers
Meadow Lawn Items Recap and Social News
Local notes report Mr. Chas Mayer drove to Sidney Friday and Miss Margaret Miller spent the weekend at the Waterman home. Mrs Willard Mowner illness is listed and Mrs Criss Guill and others attended a surprise party for Mrs Ocander in Dalton. A big snow storm Sunday brings moisture for farmers and Miss Ruth Shinker’s birthday gathering drew a large crowd.
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Chas. Mayer
Sidney
Margaret Miller
Waterman
GC. Dunn
Willard Mowner
Will Ayers
McGinley
Wheatland
Wyoming
Ed. Morrow
Jennie Saunders
Cheyenne County
Josephine Walsh
Night visits and family on weekend in local notes
Night guest of her cousin Miss Gladys Morrow Thursday evening. Miss Vera Shinker spent Thursday evening with her sister Miss Ruth Shinker. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ayers, Mrs McGin ley, and Mrs. Ed. Morrow and daughter Emma motored to Sidney Saturday.
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Vera Shinker
Miss Ruth
Will Ayers
McGinley
Ed. Morrow
Emma
Sidney
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