Communism Declared Dead in Russia Says Haskell Report
Col. William N. Haskell, in a final report to Herbert Hoover, claims two years of American relief aid totaled about 60 million dollars and helped Russia recover. He notes nearly a million tons of supplies, 60,000 carloads, and 250 American ship voyages supported relief efforts and goodwill toward America.
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Woashington
Russia
William N. Haskell
American Relief Administration
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Relief Administration
Haskell
America
Taskell
Loover
United States
Stresemann moves toward new policy in Ruhr stance
Berlin Chancellor Stresemann, in a recent speech, signals steps toward a new policy with France. A conference with Rhine and Ruhr industry leaders including Hugo Stinnes Fritz Thyssen and Kloeckner yielded a plan to relax passive Ruhr resistance. Industry leaders assure no opposition to the policy.
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Berlin
Fritz Thyssen
Herr Kloeckner
Herr Voexeter
Duisberg
Cermany
Ruhr
Stresemann
Plan for Burning Coal Twice Enables Cheaper Ford Cars
A New York firm of scientists has perfected a method to burn coal twice reducing automobile manufacturing costs and has been adopted by Henry Ford. The innovation promises lower production expenses and potential impact on vehicle pricing and efficiency.
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New York
Henry Ford
End Long Tariff Ends Silk Trade Tax Pact Between Nations
Paris and Rome sign a treaty ending a tariff on silk that has persisted for over 35 years. The agreement marks a milestone in Franco Italian trade relations, potentially lowering costs for silk merchants and boosting cross border commerce between France and Italy.
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Paris
France
Italy
Women At Forty Debated As Most Attractive Age
Historians weigh whether flapper era charm marks peak attraction. Examples span Helen of Troy at forty-five, Cleopatra after thirty, Sabina past forty, Anne of Austria at thirty-eight, Manon Whilpou near forty, Josephine after forty, Mrs. Siddons from twenty to forty four, and cast doubt on any single peak age for allure.
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Troy
Helen
Agamemon
Sparta
Aris
Greece
Cleopatra
Anthony
Sabina
Marcus Antoninus
Anne of Austria
Louis XIII
Louis XIV
France
Europe
Manon Whilpou
Roland de Platiere
Josephine Beauharnais
Napoleon Bonaparte
Daniels seeks clean shirts in laundry mix up
Gering Courier reports Postmaster W H Lamm struggles to confirm a shirt sent from Sidney laundry to Vion for Hon Joseph Daniels. The laundry says it sent the item while the post office says it did not arrive. Daniels, a Democrat and newspaper man, is noted as unusual for having laundry troubles. Carl Ledbetter later says the former war secretary received his package after several state detours.
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South
W. H W. ‘Lamm
Sidney
Vion
Joseph Daniels
Gering
Daniels
Carl Ledbetter
The
Telegraph
Oberfelder Offers Leather Lecuings High Cut Shoes and Boots
Oberfelder announces sale on leather leggings high cut shoes and cowboy boots at ruinous prices.
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Oberfelder
Politics in Politics Burden on Taxpayers Opinion
In this letter the writer denounces excessive political maneuvering in government. They argue officials should be chosen for competence, not party loyalty, and criticize post election appointive practices that reward past supporters, calling such tactics wasteful and costly to taxpayers. The piece frames political appointments as fathead laden and harmful.
Oberfelder's Close Down Sale at Hahler Garage
Oberfelder's announce closing their business and vacating premises. Buy Bargains now with plate glass windshields and se dan doors installed at Hahler Garage.
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Oberfelder’s
Hahler Garage
Potter News Briefs Reflect Local Happenings Around Town
Potter notes report a sick father cared for by his daughter Mrs. Anderson of Kirk, a new baby at the Reets home, and Irwin Schaff's son born last Saturday. J A Woten spent weekend in Lotter, Leo Osborn and N Miller traveled to Log Cabin Colorado, the Lloyd Rogers family moves to town, a Lutheran mission festival was held, Rev De Freese of Omaha spoke, Inez Larson returned home from Springfield Minnesota, and Eunice Fly visits Mason City Nebraska. The 24th annual MBE Sunday school convention met with an educational program in Potter.
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Anna Sanders
Fred Reets
Irwin Schaff
J. A. Woten
Aultman Taylor Co
Leo Osborn
Sidney
N. Miller
Log Cabin
Colorado
Lewis
West End
Lloyd Rogers
DeFreese
Omaha
Buy the boy a saxophone at Larson's Music Store
A call to purchase a saxophone for a boy is issued with the promise of free lessons, directing the item to be sent to the laundry. Larson's Music Store is named as the source of the instrument.
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Larson’s Music Store
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