Senate passes soldiers bonus bill in 47 to 22 vote
Washington reports the senate approved the soldiers bonus bill by 47 to 22. Analysis of pairings shows veto risk remains with Harding, as changes could shift the tally beyond the two-thirds needed to override. The measure, aiding service members below captain rank, totals a daily credit of 1 in US service and 1.25 for overseas service, with caps of 625 and 500 respectively. Reserve Officers meet in Omaha for the second annual Seventh Corps Area gathering with 1500 officers expected September 18 to 20.
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Washington
Senate
Harding
Antibonus
Finance Committee
Nome
Army
Imarine Corps
Navy
Bil
United States
Omaha
Neb
Seventh Corps ‘Area Reserve Officers Association
der. E. AM. Barnes
Missouri
North ‘Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Arkansas
Pittsburgh Coal Men Reopen Fifty-Four Mines Pact
Pittsburgh coal producers and United Mine Workers sign supplemental Cleveland agreement to immediately reopen fifty four mines employing over 10,000 workers. In Havelock Nebraska three business men and four striking shopmen join the town police to curb strikers after Governor McIelvie warns troops could be deployed and martial law could be declared.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Producers’ Association
Cleveland
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Havelock, Neb
Havelock
McIelvie
Chattanooga Wins Next Convention in 1923
Antonio Entensa of Detroit was elected commander in chief of the Spanish War Veterans at their twenty-fourth annual reunion and encampment in progress in Chattanooga Tennessee. The 1923 convention was awarded to Chattanooga. Italy’s plans for rapprochement with Austria on economic lines have proven abortive as the economic and customs union proposal breaks down.
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Chattanooga
Los Angeles
Cal
Antinio O. Entensa
Detroit
Tenn
Rowe
Italy
Austria
Federal Sanction Granted for Philadelphia Exposition 1926
Washington reports President Harding signed the congressional resolution granting federal sanction to the sesqui centennial exposition to be held in Philadelphia in 1926 and providing for invitation of foreign nations to participate.
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Washington
Harding
Philadelphia
England's War Widows Remarrying in London
London reports 236000 England widows receiving government pensions from fallen husbands. Of these, 74000 have remarried, reflecting postwar social changes among war widows. figures illustrate shifting family structures and public policy impacts.
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England
London
Where is Place for Boy Says Henry Ford on Education
Henry Ford argues schools fail to prepare boys for real life and stresses a lack of character in education. He laments vacation idleness, vanished fatherly trade guidance, and a shift toward white collar goals, urging character training and practical purpose.
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John MacDonald and Sons
McGuffey
Henry Ford
Area Plan Gains In Eradicating Cattle Tuberculosis
The plan to eradicate tuberculosis in cattle is growing in popularity across counties as reports to the United States Department of Agriculture show. Michigan counties have adopted the program with Boards of Supervisors allocating funds to cooperate with State and Federal forces, inspiring others to join. Officials say the country may be freed from the disease, never looking so promising.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Boards of Supervisors
Be photographed this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio
A local photography studio advertises birthday portraits at Phelps Studio this year. The notice invites residents to schedule sessions, promising accessible pricing and a quick turnaround for keepsake images.
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Phelps Studio
Beavers as a Potential Fur and Forest Resource
The United States Department of Agriculture sees potential in beaver farming as a profitable fur business under proper controls. Beaver culture could link with reforestation on burned or cut-over lands, especially in northern US and Canada where land is poor for farming but suitable for beavers. Careful site selection is needed to protect irrigation, roads, and ditches, with reliable food and water.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Canada
Clothing Kits Aid in Demonstrations
An Iowa Kansas program reported to the USDA shows exten sion workers sending clothing kits to girls clubs across counties. The kits included sample garments and sewing items, plus school dress charts and material samples. All but four clubs across three counties had access to the kits to study patterns and improve home and school attire.
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Kansas
United States Department of Agriculture
Chief Justice Arrested for Speeding Cited as Poor Example
The Ohio Supreme Court chief justice was arrested for speeding while rushing to a golf engagement. He pleaded guilty and paid a fine, drawing editorials praising accountability and warning that such behavior endangers public safety and undermines respect for traffic laws.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Beatrice Express
Imitators and the Foolish Flock Across Common Ground
A reflective piece compares human behavior to sheep imitators. It questions why people copy others without thought, noting the blindness of conformity and the waste of time and energy from following poor examples. It urges individual consideration of actions and consequences.
Life lessons on habit and character formation
The text warns that imitating poor examples creates bad habits that erode energy and resistance. This decline fosters fear and indecision, making it harder to live authentically and pursue personal social moral and spiritual ideals.
Dr M E Pettibone Dentist Office
Dr M E Pettibone dentist operates above The Larson Music Store and can be reached by phone at 419.
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M. E. Pettibone
Larson Music Store
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Hanford MacNider
American Legion
H. J. Reilly
Army & Navy Journal
Theodore Roosevelt
Cosby
Francis Kernan
Seventh Corps
Fontenéle
Crowley
Dray & Bus Line
H. A. Stover
E. B. Young
Prop
A. R. Lesueur
Sidney
Nebr
Boyles College
Boyles Building
Nolan’s Tire Service
Hahler
Rickenbacker
Bentley Auto Company
Sidney, Nebraska
Ak-Sar-Ben
Pagean
Hartman
Oberfelder & CO
North Platte Valley
Scottsbluff, Gering, Bayard and Mitchell
Western Sugar Company
Scottsbluff
Gering
Bayard
Mitchell
Scotts Bluff
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