Fiddling While Rome Burns Ford blames Wall Street for industrial crisis
Henry Ford, in a blunt interview, accuses big Wall Street interests of steering policy to shift demoralized railroads to the government at high cost. He warns of rising coal prices, mass unemployment, and potential drastic action, calling for plain speaking amid looming economic strain.
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Henry Ford
Wall Street
Ford
Paris
Nero
Washington
Adams County
Democrat
Is This Truth or Poetry Mert Corey in Clay Center
Mert Corey, rising from law practice to political prominence in Clay County, visited his hometown and spoke to farmers urging optimism. Editor Fred Howard notes Corey's Federal Land Bank ties while criticizing government and banking powers as self serving and paralyzing for credit.
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Mert Corey
Clay Center
Clay County
Inter
Federnl Land
Omaha
Fred Howard
Clay Center Sun
Mort Corey
Federal Land Bank
Howard
Washington
Congress
Tuberculous Areas Freed from Disease
An eastern states conference reports substantial bovine tuberculosis infection in New England, New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. Tests show up to 30 percent diseased in some areas, with Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island most affected.
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New Enland
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
Malay Wit and Thrift Faces of Colonial Campfire Wit
A colonial observer recalls Malay quick wits in campfire chatter about a sympathetic officer and a bought wife from England. Malays joke about money and generosity, with Salleh and Mat Salleh giving sharp replies to daily deprivations and petty demands.
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Salleh
Dola
Tuan
Cam
Mat Salleh
Noting a Sikh Police Watcher in Asia Magazine
A British official describes a Sikh police observer in Asia Magazine, contrasting his vigilant routine with a Malay man who avoids looking and dares to sleep, highlighting cultural portrayals of vigilance and fear.
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Tuan
Tie
Lad Instantly Killed In Niobrara Stampede
The year old son of John Vokoc of Niobrara Nebraska was instantly killed here when a team of horses driven by the boy's brother Ian ran away and trampled him.
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John Vokoc
Niobrara
Nebraska
Ian
Open Air Dancing on Standpipe Hill Nights
American Legion hosts open air dancing each Wednesday and Saturday night with good music. Everyone is welcome to attend and enjoy the community event under the stars.
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Standpipe Hill
American Legion
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Omana
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Beatrice
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Roach
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Odell
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South Omaha
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Wynot
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Dorne
Kearney
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Fort Crook
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Plattsmouth
Sixth Army Corps
Nebraska Conference of the Methodist Church
Keith County
Ogallala
Dick Colby
Central Power Company
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South Dakota
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Braves
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Malta
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Supreme Court
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Gurley
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Potter
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McCormick
Plesse
William Journey
J. L. McCarte
A. A. Sharp
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