Aim to Delay Exclusion Bill and Farm Association Growth
Washington dispatch reports administration steps to postpone Japanese exclusion amid immigration legislation. President Coolidge conferred with Secretary Hughes and top House leaders to push delaying exclusion until diplomatic talks with Japan proceed, signaling a strategic pause in the ex adjacency measure.
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Washington
House
Coolidge
White House
Hughes
Japan
Washington Veto Sparks Urgent Push to Override
President Coolidge vetoed the soldier bonus bill as economically unsound and morally unjust. Returned unsigned to the House, supporters moved to override. His veto message runs over two thousand words, stating the nation cannot afford it and veterans do not want it.
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Washington
Coolidge
House
Increase in Omaha stock market volume boosts profits
The Farmers' Cooperative Stock Marketing association at Omaha reports a 38.6 percent rise in livestock handled over two years, led by hogs whose cars moved from 866,659 in 1922 to 544,278 in 1923. The gain reduced operating costs and increased member profits, with Agriculture Department noting Nebraska stockmen meet midstream goals.
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Washington
Farmers’ Co-operative Stock Marketing Association
Omaha
Federal Department of Agriculture
Department
Nebraska
Boy Scouts Membership Reaches 656 547 Nationwide
In St Louis Missouri James B West chief scout executive announced the Boy Scouts of America annual report to the national council at its fourteenth annual session detailing a total membership of 656 547 men and boys.
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St. Louis
America
James B. West
Boy Scouts of America
National Council
Eskimos a Thrifty Nation in Alaska Stock Growth
William T. Lopp, superintendent of the Alaska division, notes Eskimos have risen from poverty to controlling about 5 million dollars in stock and property. He observed reindeer herds in Broad Pass plateau while inspecting them.
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Cantwell
Alaska
William T. Lopp
United States Bureau of Education
Broad Pass
Sun Yat Sen Dead Shifts Canton Control to Pekin Forces
The death of Dr. Sun Yat Sen is confirmed. Canton’s capital is expected to fall under Pekin government control as Pekin forces engage the constitutionalist troops headed by the president.
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Sun Yat Sen
Hong Kong
South China
Canton
Pekin
Clemency Granted to Leavenworth Military Prisoners
In Leavenworth Kansas a March inquiry by a special war department clemency board resulted in 115 of 223 military prisoners receiving clemency. The action reflects wartime mercy measures affecting service members housed at the federal penitentiary.
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Leavenworth, Kas
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
War Department
Rates Found Unreasonable in Nebraska to Omaha Routes
The Interstate Commerce Commission deemed livestock rates from Nebraska points to Omaha and South Omaha unreasonable when compared with rates to St. Joseph Kansas City Mo and Sioux City. It suggested a revised schedule. Paris sources say the left bloc loyal to Premier Poincare and nationalist Ruhr policies won a major victory.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Sioux City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Paris
Poincare
Ruhr
Alberta Ends Prohibition Opens Government Liquor Stores
Calgary residents with permits flood government stores as prohibition ends in Alberta. Crowds seize liquor after years without access. Meanwhile a Cuban rebellion update reports 2000 rebels surrender in Santa Clara province, per consular sources in Washington.
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Alberta
Calgary
New York
Quban
Washington
Santa Clara Province
Nebraska presses to publish plain rule on flag use
Nebraska daily newspapers announce plans to print essential points of flag display rules from February 15 1923 order. They note forthcoming ads to inform Nebraskans on proper horizontal vertical and ceremonial display and proper disposal of worn flags.
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Telegraph
Adjutant General
United States
Nebraska Newspapers Launch State Prosperity Ads
Sixteen Nebraska daily papers unite to showcase the state's resources and prosperity through ads in major eastern papers. The campaign opened with a full page in the Chicago Tribune on May 21 and will continue with a large feature in the New York Times.
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Nebraska
England
Scotland
Wales
Nebraska Daily Newspaper Association
Omaha World-Herald
The
Omaha Bee
Lincoln Star
Lincoln Journal
Norfolk News
Hastings Tribune
Fremont Tribune
Beatrice Sun
York News- Times
Grand Island Independent
Kearney
Columbus Telegram
Falls City Journal
Nebraska City Press
North Platte Telegraph
Scottsbluff Tribune
Chicago Tribune
New York Times
Farm prospects brighter in tenth district outlook
The April USDA report shows a brighter agricultural outlook for the tenth federal reserve district with livestock in excellent condition and ranges 10 to 25 percent better than last year. Spring farming was delayed by weather but dry spells allowed fieldwork to resume. trade and industry recovered gradually, though roads and prior contracts affected activity. Building lagged, but labor demand remained solid with scarce efficient workers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tenth
Federal Reserve District
Editor's Beatitudes for a News Town
A compact deprecated list praises merchants advertisers and correspondents for supporting the newspaper. It commends timely submissions wedding reports and community cooperation as keys to a thriving local press and a well informed town.
Inspect the Canned Fruit for Botulism Spoilage Cues
Agricultural college warns to inspect canned fruits carefully before use to prevent botulism. Check for leaks, sound contents, clear liquid, and no cloudiness. Note outrush of air when opened, smell for off odors, and natural color and texture. Do not taste spoiled items and boil vegetables before use.
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The
Agricultural College
Water deemed safe after board analysis
L. C. Vose of the state board of health laboratories reports the village water sent for testing is clean and free from contamination. Broadwater News notes the city water is all right according to the examination.
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L. C. Vose
State Board of Health
Broadwater News
Be photographed this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio
Birthday photography offer promotes portraits at Phelps Studio during the year. Details unspecified in available text.
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Phelps Studio
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