Italy Greece clash threatens new war after ambush
Italy demands harsh retaliation for the killing of its Greco Albanian frontier mission members in Janina. Mussolini presses for full excuses, naval honors, 50 million indemnity, and rapid capture of suspects with capital punishment. Greece rejects several demands but accepts some in modified form as tensions mount.
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Enrico Tellini
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Santi Quaranta
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Capo di Leuca
Council of Ambassadors
Paris
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Tangier
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Fiume
International Red Cross row delays Geneva talks in Paris
American delegates Bicknele Olds and Pearce quit Paris after a Swiss committee report offended the United States. Gustave Ader and John Wayne tried to reassure Americans there was no slight, while APT Lowell Smith and Lieut John Richter smashed six aviation records in San Diego, flying over thirty seven hours and setting speed duration and distance marks with in-flight refuels.
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Ernest P. Bicknele
Col. RE. Olds
W.G. Pearce
International Red Cross
Geveva
Paris
Thc
United States
International Red Cross Committee
Red Cross
International
John Barton Tfayne
American Red Cross
Geneva
Apt
Lowell Smith
John Richter
San Diego
Cal
Mexico U S official recognizes Mexican government in both capitals
Official recognition of the government of Mexico by the United States was made Friday in Washington and Mexico City. Formal resumption of diplomatic relations will follow almost immediately. The news was received by the Mexicans with great rejoicing.
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Mexico
United States
Washington
Mexico City
Remembering the old town values and pride
Vignettes recalling a bygone era where mothers boasted of babies, workers bragged of rails split, cooks measured pride by pie and cake, and thrift, savings, and modest achievements defined social esteem over wealth or prowess.
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Humber
New Bread Law Complied With By Sidney Bakery
Attorney General Spillman moves to enforce the Smith bread law of 1991. The law requires loaves to weigh standard amounts with a 2 ounce tolerance. Sidney Steam Bakery owner William Breternitz says he has complied since enactment amid challenges from Omaha bakers.
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Spillman
District Court of
Lancaster County
Supreme Court of Nebraska
United States Supreme Court
Washington
William Breternitz
Sidney Steam Bakery
Dentist Pettibone Ad Over Larson Music Store
Short classified style notice for De M E Pettibone dentist advertising office location above The Larson Music Store with telephone contact omitted. Indicates professional service and street level storefront presence in a local paper.
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de. M. E. Pettibone
Larson Music Store
Piano instruction free with all pianos purchased from us
Larson's Music Store advertises free piano lessons with every piano sale and invites customers to learn more about the planned program.
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Larson’s
Bake Sale At Greenlees By American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a bake sale at Greenlees on September Sth at 2 00 p m.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Greenlees
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