Heavy storms sweep Rocky Mountain states across West
A German note to the Reparations Commission precedes the report of storms from Arizona to Montana. The Colorado and South Dakota regions saw two feet of snow and heavy rain causing railroad disruptions, downed telegraph lines, and at least two deaths. Trains were overdue and a Cheyenne wind hit 56 mph with freezing temperatures extending to Montana Utah and Durango.
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Colo
Rocky Mountain
Arizona
Montana
Colorado
South Dakota
Black Hill
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Casper
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Mountain Territory
Utah
Durango
Cole
German reply to reparations note pledges goodwill
Paris reports the German reply to the April 13 reparations note reiterating goodwill while saying 60 000 000 000 marks in new taxes before May 31 or meeting March 21 conditions is impossible. It argues Germany must avoid monetary inflation and that large foreign payments require foreign loans due to economic and financial obligations abroad.
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Paris
Freply
Germany
Peace Move at a Dead Lock in Dublin Dail
Reports from participants in the Dail Eireann peace conference show a fundamental split. Republicans may accept a settlement only if the Anglo Irish treaty is acceptable to the people or if its endorsement by the Dail Eireann changes the situation. There is broad support for adjournment for a week to let the peace committee attempt to smooth the conflict.
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Dublin
Dail
Tornado Strikes Western Nebraska Near Lexington
A violent tornado struck seven miles south of Lexington Nebraska, carrying away five people and injuring many more. The storm wrecked farmhouses and outbuildings, razed groves, and toppled trees while cutting wire communications and damaging numerous structures as it moved northeast through a town corner.
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Nebraska
Lexington
Neb
Prairie Dog Disposal Notice Issued by County
Scottsbluff Nebraska June 1 final notice under state pest law. O L Taylor organizes prairie dog districts and warns that any premises with prairie dogs after June 1 1922 may face arrest unless pests are disposed of.
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Scottsbluff
Paris Says France Won’t Recognize Soviet Rulers Yet
An international dispatch reports an高 official stating France will not recognize the Russian Soviet government until the United States does. The remark signals diplomatic standoff and potential alignment shifts in Allied policy.
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U. S. Paris
France
United States
Floods Run Wild Across Louisiana Parishes
Backwaters of the Miseiseippi and tributaries inundate 8 750 square miles across nine Louisiana parishes leaving 25 000 people needing assistance. Also reports hint a future general railroad rate cut by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Foreign trade remains above prewar levels as Hoover notes the resilient overseas commerce despite a postwar mood.
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Baton Rouge
Louisana
Nebraska News in Concise Form
July 4 celebrations planned in Graig and Beatrice windstorm damages farms near Beatrice. Columbus hosts hammer chantnadne in late July. Ansley business district paving funded privately. Omaha hosts state Blue Goose meeting June 1. Big Springs school bond sold for more than face value. Fairbury paving and sewer projects begin. Housing and payroll cuts in Ord. Firefighters aid large alfalfa fire near Tikien. Imperial funds weekly band concerts. Cheney burglars steal from hardware store. Humboldt cattle sell at auction. Crawford bank closes. Pawnee City debaters excel. Beatrice wins regional. Waterworks bonds proposed for Columbus. Liberty bonds found and owner located. Dodge county wheat prospers with regular rains. Rev. George Gundelin dies. Fremont jewelry store burglary. ONeill pioneer Thomas dies at 94. Royal Thomas sets long-distance flight record. Alliance backs state highway to fossil beds. Hastings parochial school cornerstone laid. Foley golden wedding anniversary. Kentucky entries near South Omaha races.
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Ansley
Omana
Isaac
Big Springs
Fairbury
Beatrice
Omaha
Christ Child Society
Sargent
John Grint
Franklin High School
J. A. Jimmerson
Brock
Stromburg
Friend Flour Mills
Ord
New
Atlantic
Pacific
Joseph Richtarik
Crete
Hoffan
Grand Island
Mary ‘Hutchings
Falls City
Georgia
Otto Emrich
Tikien
Imperial
J. E. ‘Hart
Pawnee City
Shird
Nebraska
Auburn
Columbus
Liberty
Dodge County
George Gundelin
Smyrna
Anderson
Fremont
Thomas
Connolly
O'Neill
Hott County
O’neill
Royal B. Thomas
Elida
N. M
Lincoln
Good Roads Committee
Alliance Chamber of Commerce
Cook_ Fanen
St. Cecelia
Hastings
Edward Foley
Cdmi Te Amerida
Trepad
Ben Krefkenmeir
Bayder
Hendred
Kentucky
Ak-Ser-Beneld
Red Crees Will Ask President To Appeal To Country
John B Edgerton president of the National Association Manufacturers told the annual convention that high living costs threaten the nation. He warned New Yorkers saving at the spigot and wasting at the bong hole as officials press for relief and stressed demand for tightening non essentials and curbing luxuries. He cited booming hotels theatres ball parks and other amusements as refuges for storms of life and noted thriving golf clubs cigar factories jewelry stores bootlegging joints and pet establishments while automobiles burn expensive gasoline amid idleness.
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New York
John B. Edgerton
National Association Manufacturers
Freed Refugees Need Aid After Mississippi Flood
New Orleans relief bodies report about 70,000 people homeless across Mississippi and Louisiana from river floods. About 40,000 are being fed and sheltered, while 30,000 remain outside refugee camps. Rations reach 18,564 in Louisiana, with 20,000 planned for Yazoo Valley in Mississippi.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Louisiana
Red Cross
Yazoo Valley
Cost of State Government in Lincoln Nebr
The nine month report from July 1 last year to March 31 this year shows state warrants issued totaling 8 513 248 20 and 578 907 57 contracted without warrants by end of March totaling 9 045 645 04 dollars.
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Lincoln
Nebr
P. F. Bross
Finance Department
Lusitania Claims Under US Germany Talks On Mixed Commission
Washington officials say negotiations are under way to form a mixed claims commission to rule on losses from the seizure of American property after the Lusitania sinking. The War Department orders delay part of American troops sailing to the Rhine until June 1, 1917, to satisfy Allied and German representations that a contingent remain in Germany.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Germany
Mixed Claims Commission
Washington
War Department
Rhine
Geremany
Beveridge Wins Republican Senate Nomination in Indiana
Result of Indiana Primary in Indianapolis shows former Senator Beveridge winner of the Republican senatorial nomination by 20 472 votes and former Governor Samuel M Ralston victor in the Democratic contest by 7 405 votes.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Beveridge
Samuel M. Ralston
Italy and Britain in Joint Pact Talks
Italy and Great Britain are drafting a general political and economic agreement aimed at guaranteeing Italy's position in the Mediterranean. The pact centers on strengthening cooperation between the two nations in political and economic fields and securing influence in regional affairs.
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Italy
Britain
Genoa
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Will Reopen River Service in Minneapolis Area
Barge line river service from Minneapolis to the Gulf of Mexico is assured this year with traffic resuming after years of quiet. At least two and likely a third barge line will operate, restoring cargo movement along the waterway.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Gulf of Mexico
Plan Mail Clerks Home for Southern California
Chicago reports a home for supersm muated and doubled aive numbers of the Order of Railway Clerks of America is being planned for Southern California.
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Chicago
Order of Railway Clerks of America
California
Italian ambassador urges Italians in US to seek citizenship
Vittorio Ricci, Italian ambassador to the United States, urged Italians living in the United States to become American citizens. He said they should affiliate with the land of their adoption, work hard, build homes, and raise families as full members of the nation.
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San Francisco
United States
Vittorio: Ricci
United ‘States
Ambaecador
The Real Problem in Lincoln Dancing and Delinquency
A Lincoln crowd heavily danced at a large gathering while delinquency rose, echoing past parties when few danced. State officials link rising reform concerns to automobiles movies and dancing. Some church members defend dancing to connect with their children and guide them, hoping to raise better offspring.
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Lincoln
State Board of Control
State Journal
Human Bones Found While Plowing Near Burwell
Ben Yim and his sons uncovered five human remains while plowing a field. The skulls and bones were well preserved yet ancient, with no clear indication of race. The site had been plowed before but not deeply enough to reveal the bones previously.
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Ben Yim
Burwell Tribune
Fell into Boiling Water Kreycik Child Dies
Billy Kreycik, 3, son of Mr and Mrs George Kreycik, died Friday morning at Wood Lake from burns after falling into a pail of boiling water on a ranch eight miles west of there. Mrs Kreycik set the pail down and, returning to the porch, the child accidentally backed into it. Dr Tische attended but burns were fatal.
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Billy
George Kreycik
Wood Lake
Rug and upholstery service ad from Benham Brothers
Benham Brothers advertise rug tugs and upholstery cleaning with a call to call phone 1670 for restored fabrics and textiles. The note mentions laundry and extension service to handle orders and deliveries.
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Benham Brothers
Truck Crash Destroys Farm Home and Pushes Farmer Toward Damages
Clem Allen of Elkhorn county reports his home damaged by a rearward moving truck that backed through a wall while he, his wife, and two children slept. Driver G A Wade and companion Arthur Ebert, both from Omaha, faced charges. Wade jailed in Fremont for resisting officers, Ebert fined. Neighbors say both men were intoxicated. incident witnessed after a nighttime stop for water.
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Clem Allen
Elkhorn County
G. A. Wade
Fremont
Arthur Ebert
Omaha
Allen
Lincoln
Dick Fulton
Condit
State Journal
Atseah Fick Ghai Fee Expert at Vul Canizing
A terse listing notes Atseah Fick Ghai as a fee expert at Vul Canizing located at 204 East 2nd Dr. M. E. Pettibone is identified as a dentist with offices in Ree Larne ROG Ses ABN.
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Atseah Fick Ghai
M. E. Pettibone
Office Soar Ree Larne Rog Ses
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