Leaders Arrests Expose Revolts Across Germany Austria Hungary
Documents confiscated in Budapest reveal planned nationalist revolts led by Hitler and Ludendorff across Germany Austria and Hungary. Bavarian fascists would provide troops for a mid November revolt in exchange for Hungarian grain. Several Hitler group members were arrested. the Hungarian leader is Deputy Ulain.
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Berlin
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Hitler
Ludendorff
Budapest
Fascista
Bavaria
Ulain
Nebraska Poultry Counts Rise in 1922 Reports
Nebraska farm records show 1922 poultry numbers rose by 924,444, with 1923 figures pending. 1921 figures list 9,431,896 fowls valued at 6,369,300, while 1922 assessors place 9,356,340 fowls at 6,094,439. 1921 was off year for risers. federal 1920 data shows Nebraska about 3 percent of U.S. 859,537,127 fowls.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
United States
Still Hope for Reparations Probe
London reports from Washington on a limited scope inquiry are not fully hopeful. British officials in London still pursue an allied conference with America and will seek a satisfactory basis for a United States approved conference, exploring every possible avenue.
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London
Washington
America
Great Britain
United States
Bandits Seize $10,000 Dallas Coal Payroll Near Des Moines
Bandits robbed a payroll worth $10,000 trucked from Dallas Coal's downtown office to its mines, stopping near the Hyperion Field and Motor Club eleven miles north of Des Moines. They fled in an open car, with authorities seeking suspects.
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Des Moines
Dallas Coal Company
Hyperion Field and Motor Club
Here
Veteran Reunited With Family After Memory Gaps
Arthur Frazier of Sioux Falls South Dakota, long presumed dead due to shell shock memory lapse, is finally identified and reunited with his Ponca City Oklahoma parents through American Legion officials.
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Ponca City
Okla
Arthur Frazier
Sioux Falls
S. D
American Legion
Planning Wheat Campaign Moves in Midwest States
The National Wheat Growers' Association executive committee announced immediate nationwide campaign plans in Nebraska Kansas and Indiana. Wheat will be pooled by states and by grades under the committee's decision with a $250000 budget approved.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Kansas
Indiana
National Wheat Growers’ Association
Chinese Parliament Ends in Fight
Chinese parliament members fought as they attempted to elect a speaker in Pekin, ending the session in hand-to-hand clashes and halted proceedings.
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Pekin
Alaskans Seek Statehood Convention Advances Plan
In Ketchikan Alaska leaders push a statehood movement moving southeastern Alaska toward statehood. A convention is to invite Cordova to join in petitions to Congress to divide Alaska into two territories as part of the effort.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Harding
Warding
Cordove
Congress
Recover Body of Flood Victim in Louisville Neb
Body of the year-old son of J W Morgan, drowned in the flood on September 28, was found by Roy Core at the Patrick stone quarry along the Platte River near the quarry.
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Louisville
Harding Memorial Week Plans Across the Nation
Washington announces plans for Harding memorial week to be observed nationwide starting December 11. The observance will honor the late president with ceremonies and remembrance events across states and communities.
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Washington
Harding
Stork Races Auto Injuries Result in Birth at Sterling
Mr and Mrs Andres Gonzales and three children hurried from Sevettsbluff beet fields to the home of Mrs Gonzales parents in Sterling when their Ford struck a ditch between Sidney and Veoatz. Mrs Gonzalez was thrown from the car but the party pressed on. They checked in at Commercial hotel about 7 80 pm. A doctor was summoned and at 4 am Wednesday a healthy boy was born. Nurse reports mother and child progressing well Thursday morning.
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Andres Gonzales
Stork
Sidney
Veoetz
Gonzales
Senora
Sterling
Peetz Gazette
County Clerk Pleads Guilty In Embezzlement Case
A. and Allen, former Lincoln county clerk, pleaded guilty in North Platte district court to embezzlement and forgery involving about 4000 of county funds. He faces later sentencing as the first of several county officials to be tried. The docket also includes Samuel M. Souder and Carl Groucher linked to related charges.
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A. & Allen
Lincoln
J. I. Tewell
North Platte
Allen
Samuel M. Souder
Souder
Carl Groucher
Omaha
Groucher
Tewell
Blome Takes Charge as Acting Dalton Postmaster
H C Blome is named acting postmaster in Dalton after Postmaster Ed Lane resigns and heads to California. Lane, Blome, and John Wallick top civil service scores, with Blome hiring Viola Woods as assistant. The office budget is 2100 dollars with a 7000 dollar bond. Blome vows to improve efficiency and be an accommodating official.
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Ed Lane
Lane
California
Civil Service Commission
Mr. Blome
John Wallick
Blome
Viola Woods
Willian Reed
Dalton
Too True Quote Sparks Reflection on Intentions
A brief sentiment from Glamour critiques how good intentions, though praised, are infrequent and often misjudged, highlighting frustration with unfulfilled moral aims and the gap between intention and outcome.
Gasoline price drop pleases local automob Builders
Local automob builders cheer a recent statewide gasoline price drop that affects Territory stations. The reduction lowers the cost to drivers and shifts the local market away from luxury pricing, following actions by statutes and subsequent moves by other companies.
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Statdara
Nebraska Best Place On Earth To Live
Bo oL Cabe, who moved to Sidney months ago then toured Idaho and Oregon, decides it is cheaper to live on his own farm and pay water rights under the North Port Extension than buy expensive land in those states. He is moving back to his large farm northwest of Bridgeport this week.
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Bo Ol Cabe
Sidney
Idaho
Oregon
Northport
Nebraska
Hig
Bridgeport Herald
Larson Weds Amy Willeford In Sterling Double Ceremony
Carl Larson son of Mr and Mrs Mads Laurson of Potter and Miss Amy Willeford were married Monday afternoon November 5 1923 by Dr Charlies Odell Thibodeau at the Methodist church in Sterling in a double ceremony with Doyle A Hubbard of Logan Town and Miss Alice M Willeford also marrying. The Willeford sisters were witnessed by the brides parents.
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Carl Larson
Mads Laurson
Potter
Amy Willeford
Charlies Odell Thibodeau
Methodist Church of
Sterling
Doyle A Hubbard
Logan
Town
Alice M. Willeford
Willeford
Votter
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