Review of Current Events and Economic Plans
Edward W. Pickard surveys efforts to resolve agricultural crises under a new federal commission led by former governor Roe D. Carey. He discusses plans for co operative marketing, tariff studies, quarantine rules, and foreign competition. The piece also covers recommendations to Congress from the American Legion on national defense. It notes efforts under the Dawes plan echo a parallel Porter plan to restrict opium and heroin, plus shifting British stance toward Japan and possible postwar disarmament talks.
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Coolidge
Hig
Congress
Mike
Department of Agriculture
Roe D. Carey
Commission
United States
American Legion
Drain
Legion
Great Britain
Air Service
General Pershing
Europe
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Japan
League of Nations Council
Tme
Washington
League of Nations
Ife
League
Seipel resigns as Ustria chancellor amid policy clash
Ustria loses Mgr Seipel after declaring failure to carry out League of Nations policies. Rudolph Ramekius becomes chancellor, vowing to pursue Seipel's reconstruction. The budget fight, bankers opposition, and profiteer resentment doomed Selpel's plan for a $100,000,000 next year.
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Us'tria
Mgr. Seipel
League of Nations
Rudolph Ramekius
Mer. Selpel
Doctor Selpel
G WU PEI FU Establishes Military Government in Wankow
G WU PEI FU and allies create a military government in Wankow with a pledge of independence from Peking. Plans call for 200000 troops to drive Meng and Chung from the capital after dispatching 20000 to Wuchang. Sun Yat sen meets in Japan to bolster support amid China crisis as Chang watches for changes in You province.
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WU Pei-Fu
Wankow
Yangtse
Yellow River
Peking
Meng
Chung Frome
Wuchang
Sun Yat-sen Iis
China
Chang
Trials of Communists Stir Estonia Moscow Tension
In a broad European notice, about two hundred Communists face trials for revolutionary plotting with several executions reported. Daily demonstrations occur before the Estonian consulate in Moscow, and Soviet troops concentrate along the Estonian border as ministries in Portugal and Finland resign amid political shifts.
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Sthlonia
Russia
Moscow
Third Internationale
Sidney Draw Crowded Out Last Week Show
Neighbors attended the Sidney show The Covered Wagon. Mrs George Hockerson and daughter visited two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Matt Hemmer. Frank Kurz family and relatives joined by Ann Kurz spent Sunday at Bert Walker s West Gurley Mt. Joe Dendinger family attended Schnol wedding. John Kurz shopped in Sidney Saturday. Siedel caller at John Kurz Fridays. Clem Kretz visited Carl Olsen s turkey shoot West Gurley. Mary and Frances Sietel were pleasant callers at Mr Schler s.
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George Hockerson
Matt Hemmer
Frank Kurz
Kurz
Ann
Bert Walker
West Gurley
Joe Dendinger
John Kurz
Sidney
Mr. Selley
Mr. Siedel
Clem Kretz
Carl Olsen
Sunol Items Crowded On Last Week
Sunol items report crowded conditions at the town site last week with notable visits by Moon J. B. Rusher and Mrs Teresa. D. E. Dackinser entertained the DAL at her home Thursday. El Cronk builds a blacksmith repair shop east of Fenske's hardware. he offers horse shoeing. Educational week spans the school with every pupil taking part.
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Mr. D. EL Dackinser
Demers
Charles Dickinson
Dan Dielkins
North River
Nunmiry Buntire
el Cronk
Fenske’s Hardware
Mr. Cronk
Miss Norton
Julesburg
George Gade
Firth Booth
Henry Pavlat
Tom Allington
Lake
North Sidney Families Gather for Sunday Visits
North Sidney residents shared as families visited neighbors and relatives across town. Several households, including Bert Walker and Henry Johnson homes, hosted or were hosts for dinner and calls Sunday.
Cardinal Logue Dies in Armagh at Age 84
II Ireland and many others mourn Cardinal Logue who died at his Armagh residence after celebrating his eighty fourth birthday. Revered by Catholics and Protestants, he championed peace in Ireland and received the red hat twenty one years ago. Thomas H. Ince, famed American film producer, died three days after heart disease struck him aboard his yacht near San Diego and Beverly Hills home. He was forty three. Stars linked to his work include Charles Ray William S Hart Douglas McLean Dorothy Dalton Madge Bellamy Dorlis May.
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Ireland
Cardinal Logue
Armagh
See
Thomas H. Ince
Moving Pictures
America
San Diego
Beverly Hills
Mr. Ince
Charles Ray
William 8. Hart
Douglas McLean
Dorothy Dalton
Madge Bellamy
Dorils May
Indictment Filed Against Balthmort Daily Post
The Attorney General’s office says the Department of Justice has obtained an indictment against the Balthmort Daily Post for publishing income tax tests. The case is described as a test, with speedy court action sought.
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Stone
Department of Justice
Balthmort Daily Post
Route A West Gurley Crowded Out Last Week
Will Jendes moved the old Pleasant View schoolhouse to his land north of Bunker Hill. Fred Bartels powered the move with his tractor. Charlie McRoberts hosts the Raymond place’s large corn pile, noted for quality, as corn picking dominates local activity amid uneven yields. Commissioner Rose dined with Knoxes. Aurichs and relatives visited. Rev Webking hosted Bloomfield observers. Bartels hosts a turkey shoot with many from Sidney. Delbert Cook wins traps honors. Sarge boys enjoy use of facilities.
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Will Jendes
Pleasant View
Bunker Hill School House
Fred Bartels
Charlie McRoberts
Raymond Place
Commissioner Rose
Knoxes
Walter Aurichs
Art Aurich
Trognitz
Henry Worst
Henry Horst, Jr
Rev. Webking
T Bloomfield
Nebr
Ray Spiker
Bartels
Sidney
Delbert Cook
Dalton
Sarge Boys
Route Residents Discuss Rest and Grasshopper Battle
Albert Fastenau, Ray Spiker, Ray Berry and son, Clifton, Harry Segelke, Victor Knox, Cash Scott and Vernon Scott are named from this route in the Bunker Hill band. The Webster, Campbell, and Rose boys go to practice early in the week and did stack threshing at WIL Jeudes.
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Grasshoppers
Albert Fastenau
Ray Spiker
Ray Berry
Clifton
Harry Segelke
Victor Knox
Cash Scott
Vernon Scott
Bunker Hill
Webster Boys
Campbell
Rose
Wil Jeudes
Money to loan on good farm land north table
Notice offering a loan of two thousand or twenty five hundred dollars at eight percent. Interested parties are asked to call on 4V. P. Miles for details and arrangement.
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P. Miles
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Ant Siew Nie
Shiney
Ana Waimesigs
Heit Firmpraes
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Terry
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Harold Spiker
Henry Johnson
Ruth Kinton
Tom Barnes
Verman Bianke
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Jim Sparks
Frank Goodwin
Slomer Hanskins
Clyde Kinton
Carl Schmidt
Farmers Union Meeting
North Sidney
Paul Sparks
Louie Bailey
Gurley
Kratz Abstract Company
Stuht-Hink Bldg
Anteed
Fritz Brauer
Joe C. Hassenstab
Buescher Band Instrument Company
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