Campaign money charges rock three nations scenes
A review notes Senator La Follette and Walsh pressing charges of a multi‑million dollar slush fund for Coolidge and Dawes, with witnesses from Pennsylvania including Vauclain and Grundy. separate mentions cover German Reichstag election plans, British campaign turmoil, and Chinese factional fighting amid global tension.
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Edward W. Pickard
Enator
Bokah
Campaign Fund
Washington
Senator la Follette
Frank P. Walsh
Coolidge
Dawes
Samuel Untermyer
Walsh
S. M. Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
E.T. Scotesbury
Philadelphia
J. P. Morgan & Co
Joseph H. Grundy
State Manufacturers’ Association
Chester W. Hill
Nathan T. Folwell
Mr. Grundy
Mr. Hill
Caraway
Mr. Untermyer
Attorney Walsh
Samuel Gompers
LaFfollette
T. V. O'Connor
Tri
Joseph Ryan
Longshoremen's Union
O'Connor
Buffalo
la Follette
Russia
Mexico
William Knox
American Bankers’ Association
LaFollette
Association
Chicago
Stotesbury
Christian general Eng Yu-Hsiang leads coup into Beijing
News reports indicate Eng Yu-Hsiang, known as the Christian general, has executed a coup that could end China’s internal warfare as one brigade advances into Peking and seeks quiet. The development signals a potential shift in power amid ongoing conflicts.
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Eng Yu-Hsiang
China
Peking
Stone seeks dissolution of Harvester monopoly in federal suit
Attorney General Stone files in St Paul federal court for an effective dissolution of International Harvester, arguing the consent decree did not protect farmers and landowners. He cites postwar test period losses of rivals and Harvester's growing business, with FTC-developed plan guiding dissolution.
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Ttorney
Harvester Company
Federal Trade Commission
Explosion on Scout Cruiser Trenton Kills Four at Target Practice
An explosion aboard the scout cruiser Trenton during target practice killed four sailors outright and injured sixteen, with ten of the injured later dying. The cause of the blast remains unexplained.
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Trenton
Ontario Remains Dry as Rural Areas Endorse Prohibition
Ontario decided to stay dry with the temperance act retained by about a 25 000 vote margin. Urban areas voted wet while rural districts carried the day for prohibition, preserving the dry province status.
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Canada
South Divide social news and nearby visits in Crowded Outweek
A lengthy community notes summary from South Divide recounts visits and gatherings across Crowded Outweek. Entries include Harlan family absences, HILC meetings with Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. Anderson, kinfolk visits to Sterling and Sidney, birthday dinners hosted by Virginia Johnson, and multiple social calls among neighbors such as the Nelsons, Beans, Johnsons, Yowells, and Harrimans. The piece notes a period of rainfall improving ground conditions, a scare over scarlet fever waning, and a County Judge’s remarks on a local case linked to Mrs. Hammon and her husband.
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Hk. F. Harlan
Wincoln
HILC
Ralph Fleming
John Anderson
J. W. Nelson
Roy
Clyde Johnson
Chas. Walker
Bean
Lois
Lucile Hietz
Genestia Foster
Virginia Johnson
Mrs. Hand
Roy Walker
Sidney
John Brothers
Mr. Brothers
Mrs
Ben Brothers
Kimball
W. Veyrant
Harriet Mantor
Mary Call
Irene Rasch
Nellie Mitchell
Lucile Hiett
Virginia Daniel
Clifford Bell
Irene Brooks
Estelle Oberg
Vivian Etherton
Marvin Hiett
Leverett
A. D. Pavis
Fremont
RF. Harlan
A. L. Yowell
Lloyd Yowell
Genestin Foster
A. Walker
Hand
E. W. Hiett
Doris
Robert
A. T. Hiett
Peetz
C. A. Perkins
Lincoln
F. Harlan
Fort Laramie
Wyoming
Mrs. Bean
Foster
Brothers
Peyzant
J. W. Morgan
Gladys
Glenwood
Iowa
R. F. Harlan
Morgan
Mr. Harlan
Jim Bates
Bill Pope
Robert Nicholas
R. Bell
George
Glen McCall
Ray Sheffield
Proctor
WR. Bell
Charles Morten
Sterling
Arthur McKelvey
M. T. Moore
Gus Sutter
Willie
Wate
John Hansen
A. D. Tillard
Margaret Sutter
Lois Reeves
Nora English
Christian Endeavor
Potatoes and farm work mark Spring Canyon notes
Spring Canyon residents report potato yields and farm tasks. George Molten delivered a load to I. C. Butterbaugh while R. Bell and Dan Beebe traveled to Loveland after apples. Crook high school ag students judged horses and hogs at the A. D. Hilliard ranch last Monday.
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George Molten
I. C
M.I. Moore
Robert Nicholas
New
Williams Place
White Cove
Gus Sutter
Lou Kler
Dan Beebe
P. R. Bell
Bud Megrue
Serious offense charged to Redington woman
Mrs. Sarah Hammond, wife of D. J. Hammond, living near Redington, was bound over in county court to face district court on a charge of adultery with William Taylor. A warrant exists for Taylor, who fled. Testimony depicts a troubled situation with Hammond alleged to have consorted with Taylor during residence with her husband, including an auto ride near her parents’ home south of Bayard. A thirteen-year-old daughter testified as a key witness.
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Hammon
Taylor
Sarah Hammon
D. J. Hammon
Redington
Bayard
District Court
William Taylor
Tewell Proposal for 13th Judicial District Representation
J L Tewell argues the 13th Judicial District should have one judge at each end to cut costs and speed access. The district spans nine counties from Nebraska’s western edge to Dawson county’s east, covering about 275 miles. Four candidates run, three from Lexington, with two judges to be elected.
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Nebraska
Dawson County
Lexington
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