News Review of Current Events by Edward W. Pickard
Britain fears communism but American labor leaders urge caution and contact with Russian workers. Green blasts Moscow influence and vows to resist the Red Internationale within U S unions. Coolidge urges tolerance at Legion convention and praises war effort while condemning racial and sectarian tensions. International judges probe Shanghai riots as China objects to perceived bias. Locarno talks stumble on eastern frontiers as Germany resists revisions. Italy’s Fascists press co operation with industry and labor, push punitive anti strikes laws and target Freemasons amid deadly unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Britain
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Arthur A. Purcell
International Federation of Trades Unions
Atlantic City
Russia
America
Abraham Lincoln
Samuel Gompers
Gene Debs
Green
Communist Party
Moscow
Trade Union Educational Legatie
American Labor Movement
Mitchell faces naval court over Shenandoah affair
On eve of court martial for insubordination OL WILLIAM MITCHELL appeared before the naval court investigating the air ship Shenandoah. He was in full uniform with counsel Congressman Frank Reid of Hawaii. He objected to the oath but read a brief statement. Admiral Jones refused the reading, and the matter was adjourned. The Air Board heard officers weigh a defense department for air force and heard Rear Admiral Moffet endorse stronger air service. The Board then adjourned to Mitchel Field for air races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mitchell
Adjutant General of
Army
Naval Court
Shenandoah
Frank Reid
Hainois
Admiral Jones
Mitchell
Air Board
Defense Department
Moffet
Bureau of Aeronautics
Mitchelfield
Wheat smut breaks records in drought era fields
H M Bainer of the Southwestern Wheat Improvement association warns that smut has surged across Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma and Colorado with 15 to 50 percent seed infestation this year up from 12 to 25 percent last year. He urges seed treatment using copper carbonate dust at 2 to 4 ounces per bushel, noting it costs under ten cents per acre and requires a mixer. Two minutes of mixing treats 25 to 30 bushels per hour and improves germination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Bainer
Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Doan's Pills Featured For Kidney Backache Relief
A front page style appeal urges Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic for kidney pain backache and sleepless nights. A testimonial from J. J. Driever carpenter details relief after one box with mentions of dull back pain and kidney troubles. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Mr. Driever
Foster-Milburn Co., Mrss
Buffalo, N. Y
Birthday Portrait Offer at Phelps Studio Ad
A note invites readers to be photographed this year on their birthday at Phelps Studio and to advertise in The Telegraph, signaling a promotional photography package and local newspaper ad opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps Studio
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Bryant Baker
New York
Bis
Mie
Edward VU. White
New Orleans
Orville Wright
New School of Aeronautics
New York University
London
Federation of Labor
Coolidge
The
American Legion
Omaha
Legion
Washington
St. Louis
Air Service
National Defense
Philadelphia
Paris
France
ITH
E. Finley Johnson
Michigan
Philippines Supreme Court
International Judicial Commission
Shanghai
Lthough
Locarno
Switzerland
Germany
Briand
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Stresemann
Luther
England
TALY
Confederation of Industry
Federation of Fascist Labor Unions
Grand Council of
Fascists
Freemasons
Florence
Federal Shipping Board
Fleet Corporation
Leigh ©. Palmer
Elmer B. Crowley
Palmer
Cone
O’connor
United States
Rench
Morocco
Kifane
Alhucemas Bay
Abd-el-Krim
Jules Steeg
French Morocco
Marshal Lyautey
Syria
Pittsburgh
Christy Mathewson
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Doan
Doan’s
J. J. Driever
Carptenter
Telegraph
Good Farms
Cheyenne County
Livoni & Cozad
Kratz Abstract Co
Earl R. Kratz
Sidney, Nebraska
Title Specialists
Standard Oil Company of
Lincoln
North Platte
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