News Review of Current Events
President Harding comments on New Yorks wet legislation as Greece threatens to fight Turkey. Great Britain and Russia likely to reach accord. Cleveland Chicago and Buffalo vie for the Republican national convention with Chicago in the lead. readers asked which city should be awarded the prize and why.
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Hughes Opposes League Membership and World Court
Secretary Hughes has joined opponents of U S membership in the League of Nations. Citing perceived failure to enforce peace, he argues that peace rests on the disposition of nations, not on artificial arrangements. He urges friendship and goodwill as the path to lasting peace, criticizing the league and world court. Moses of New Hampshire also returns from Europe opposed to U S membership in both entities, denouncing the court as tied to the league.
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National Conference of Social Work
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New Hampshire
World Court
Europe
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Proposals on Harding Campaign and Prohibition Issues
Washington reports discuss Attorney General Daugherty possibly resigning due to ill health and the search for a new renomination manager for President Harding. Prohibition politics loom in New York as Theodore Roosevelt is floated as a gubernatorial candidate. Amid factional talks, concerns rise over state federal tensions and a looming clash between state duties and federal enforcement.
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al Smith
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Flood and Fire Ravage Hot Springs Hotel District
After a severe flood in Hot Springs Arkansas known as the American Spa fires followed and many buildings including several hotels were destroyed. Property loss was estimated at one million dollars with no lives lost.
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Ogallala Fumes Over Release Of Accused Murder Aids
In Ogallala last week Daisy Seligman and Mr and Mrs Jack Pitts were released at Tyron after preliminary hearings for allegedly aiding in the murder of Sheriff Heiser of Keith county. State Sheriff Carroll said the attorney general will assist prosecution and re arrest is advised. The North Platte deputy relayed Carroll about the release and the county attorney said evidence was insufficient. Public sentiment says justice is questioned as the cases weaken. Keith County News.
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Keith County
Harold Allen
Tom Carroll
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Little Girl Killed in Car Accident Near Torrington
The four and a half year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Davis was instantly killed when she fell from a rear wheel passing over her head as a car driven by Mrs. Brown, carrying the child and another youngster, rounded a corner on Hawk Springs project south of Torrington. The mother focused on the car’s operation as the incident occurred. Besides her parents, she leaves an elder brother and a younger sister.
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Hawk Springs
Annual Meeting of Nebraska Stock Growers Assn
Notice from Lakeside Nebraska dated May 8 1923 states the annual meeting will be held in Alliance Nebraska June 7 8 and 9 1923. All members urged to attend and invitation extended to those interested in stock raising. Chas C Jameson secretary treasurer.
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Hotel Changes Hands In Olean To P J Eggers
P J Eggers of Denison Iowa takes over the Olean Hotel and will personally greet guests. He seeks regular roomers and boarders and offers a four room apartment for housekeeping. Eggers sees strong prospects for a first class business in town.
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