Franco-Belgian Split Feared Over Reparations Dispute
The Franco-Belgian rift deepens after Premier Poincare rejects the Hughes plan for an expert committee on reparations. Belgium accuses France of blocking inquiry into the Rhineland issue and seeks debt reductions for Germany, signaling a potential break in their alliance.
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Paris
Li‘jemier Poincare
Hughes
Ruhr
Poincare
Theunis
Belgium
France
Rhineland Republic
Germany
Liberation at Aix la Chapelle Amid Riots and Damage
Residents celebrate freedom from separatist rule in Aix la Chapelle. Crowds gathered before the British consul in Rathaus square, hoisting the envoy on their shoulders while singing. Rioting damaged public buildings, with art treasures ruined including Charlemagne's coronation painting pierced by bullets and the barge master’s office furniture wrecked.
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Aix la Chapelle
Charlemagne
Campaign to push farm co operatives centers in Nebraska
C B Steward secretary of the Nebraska Farm Bureau federation says Nebraska will be the pivotal state and center of the largest farm cooperative marketing campaign in the west, with the campaign beginning very soon and wheat co operative marketing as the focus.
Armistice Day Proclamation Issued in Nebraska
Governor Bryan proclaims Armistice Day in Lincoln Nebraska with observance shifting to Monday November 12 when the legal holiday falls on a Sunday. He notes communities may still celebrate on Saturday and urges no disruption to scheduled local observances.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Bavaria Demands Dictatorship for Reich in Berlin
Berlin reports that the Bavarian government has sent a letter to Chancellor Stresmann demanding the creation of a dictatorship for the Reich modeled on Bavaria. The note warns that without immediate establishment of such a dictatorship, Bavaria will deploy troops now gathered on its frontier toward Berlin.
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Berlin
Stresmann
Reich
Depressing White House Tone on Reparations Inquiry
Washington reports state that President Coolidge would view restricting the expert committee in the inquiry into Germany's capacity to pay reparations as dooming the plan to failure, casting a distinctly depressing outlook on the overall situation.
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Washington
White House
Coolidge
Germany
O Connor Estate Passed to Nebraska State
The John O Connor estate valued at 133000 goes to the state after a jury verdict that he died without a wife or surviving kin. Four sets of relatives had battled in Adams county and supreme courts for years, with most claimants likely appealing. The case ranks among Nebraska's most novel probate fights.
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O'Connor
John O'Connor
Adams County
Supreme Courts
Nebraska
O’connor
Immigrant Quotas Exhausted as Leviathan Arrives from England
New York reports over 3,000 immigrants face deportation including 1,367 aboard the Leviathan which docked Saturday. Commissioner Curran says yearly quotas for several nations are exhausted. In Washington, the Bureau of Animal Industry says cholera killed about four percent of US farm hogs in the last year.
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New York
England
Curran
Washington
United States
Tereau of Animal Industry
Three Morrill People Die of Poison in Salad
A trio near Morrill died from ptomaine poisoning after a family meal of canned beans and a salad made from them. Mr. and Mrs. John Larson and their hired man Max Smuttler of Denver fell ill and died despite medical aid. Two nephews who did not eat the salad may have faced the same fate if they had. The Nelson Gazette notes sober commentary on human judgment amid tragedy and adds a lengthy forecast about aviation and transportation economics.
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Morrill
John Larson
Max Smuttler
Denver
Larson
Larson Farm
Dollar corn roils livestock market says farmers act as opportunists
The piece argues that cheap corn drives hogs to market and high corn prices drive disposal of cattle, creating volatile prices. It calls farmers opportunists, urging them to act opposite to current trends and plan for tomorrow rather than chasing short term cash.
Why Build Roads The Air Traffic Question Repeats
A historical debate questions why invest millions in highways when future freight and passenger traffic could move by air. The discussion notes that the issue recurs as analysts weigh infrastructure costs against emerging transportation modes.
State saves 600000 fish from Brown's Lake
Deputy Secretary Grant L Shumway of the Department of Agriculture reports about six weeks of work at Brown's Lake Minatare drain in western Nebraska saved roughly six hundred thousand fish. The project cost about 125 dollars per thousand, with 50 percent spawners noted. fish were distributed to Spotted Tail Lake and Frank's Lagoons, among others, under Armstrong's seining crew.
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Grant L. Shumwry
Department of Agriculture
Brown's
Lake
Minatare
Nebraska
Shumway
Brown Lake
Minutare
Spotted Tail Lake
Mitchell
Frank
Gering
Scottsbluff
Leidgeport
Oshkosh
North Platter
Alliance
Hyannis
Multon
PS Armstrong
Making Mistakes In The Sentinel Reader Letter
A reader complains of errors in last issue and a misdirected letter. The note recounts calling for 98 but receiving 198 and asking for thread No 50 but getting something else, reflecting on subscriber confusion and cross wires.
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the Sentinel
P.O
No. 60 Train Missed and Jitney Timers Mentioned
A jumbled reminiscence notes No. 60 train timing miscounting and a missed depot arrival. Other fragments discuss a milk bill error, illness from tan mich meat, a garage timer issue, spark plug fix, and notes on typesetting mistakes in local papers. The fragmentary letter boasts about counting errors and pencils with rubbers.
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Glen Fider
Kan
Sentinel
Dr. M. E. Pettibone Dentist Advertisement
Dr M E Pettibone operates a dental office above The Larsen Music Store. Office phone 418.
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M. E. Pettibone
Larsen Music Store
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Minn
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Hyatt
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