News Review of Current Events by Edward W Pickard
A dense synopsis covers the Shenandoah disaster with its 49 dead and partial wreckage near Caldwell Ohio and Sharon, Noble county, the PN 0 1 sea plane lost in the Pacific and Rodgers crew near Honolulu search efforts, Mitchells Winged Defense controversy with a War Dept probe, vast tax lists revealing wealth and payments led by Rockefeller and Ford families, French Druse siege, League of Nations talks over the Wal walet and Mo awilayet, Germany Austria tensions, veterans parade, and unrest among British seamen amid global labor strikes.
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Edward W. Pickard
Navy Air Service
Cornfelds
Onse
Pacific Ocean
Middle West
Caldwell
Ohio
Ava
Zachary Lansdowne
Sharon
Noble County
Lansdowne
Gommander
Louis Hancock
Linet
A Roughton
San Francisco
Honolulu
John‘ Rodgers
Pacific
Maui
Inithe Hunt
A. P. Snody
Local Tax Return Sessions Open To Public
A fragmented note indicates a public access event for tax returns with informal language and unclear dates. It mentions attendance by interested parties and a session open to the public. Details are incomplete but show civic involvement in tax matters.
Coal Strike Paralyses 150000 Miners and 828 Mines
The strike of NTHRACITE coal miners halts operations for September 1, affecting 150000 workers across 828 mines and 136 collieries, with 10000 railroad workers likely idle as trains cease and shops close. President Coolidge and W M Inglis debate contract timing and immediate measures to avert future stoppages while rail and government actions loom.
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Lewis
W. M. Inglis
Inglla
Federal Coal Commission
Oregon Dem on Shipping Board Refuses Resignation
Bet E Haney of Oregon a Democratic member of the United States Shipping Board refuses to resign at President Coolidge’s request. The president sent a telegram saying Haney proposed to remove Admiral Palmer, head of the United States Fleet Corporation, contrary to an understanding after reappointment. Haney says there was no guaranteed continuation and that he cannot comply due to implications of breaking a promise. A White House spokesman hints other board members may be pressured to drop opposition to the economy campaign.
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Bet E. Haney
Oregon
Shipping Board
Coolidge
Admiral Palmer
United States Fleet’ ‘Corporation
United States ‘Shipping Board
Ads
Haney
Palmer
Secet Corporation
White House
Preainest
Cutipalgn
Veneta
Frank Bergner Arrested and Placed Under Bond
Frank Bergner a farmer on the south table was arrested last Friday afternoon by Sheriff Cunning ham at his home and brought to Jules burg where he was jailed. He faced a charge of threatening bodily injury to family members and was placed under a five hundred dollar peace bond after a hearing in justice court. He furnished the bond Wednesday and was released from jail with District Attorney Roy T. Johnson of Sterling prosecuting.
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Frank Bergner
Cunningham
Julesburg
Bergner
Justice Court
Roy T. Johnson
Sterling
Julenburg
Fire damages coal shed near Jess Spriggs residence
Fire partially destroyed a coal shed at the rear of the Jess Spriggs family home in the east part of town Tuesday around nine o'clock. The blaze grew quickly but was checked within minutes of the alarm. one water stream controlled the fire, saving nearby buildings according to Julesburg Grit-Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Spriggs
Julesburg
Bridgeport Highway Grading Underway Between Bridgeport and Alliance
Work on the federal and state highway between Bridgeport and Alliance has begun with a large crew and modern machinery. Five miles of road can be built in the time it took previously, with surfacing and graveling to follow as construction progresses. Northwest Nebraska aims for top highways within a few years, the Alliance News reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Alliance
Nothwest
Nebraska
Alliance News
Bertand Pells Westinghouse Farm Light Battery Offer
J H Bertand offers a liberal allowance on the famous Westinghouse Farm Light Battery. The advertisement promises value and savings for buyers seeking durable power solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bertand Pells
Westinghouse Farm
Training School Contract To Be Let At September Board Meeting
The Chadron Chronicle reports that work on two new classrooms in the administration building basement, weather stripping, new furniture, and campus-wide painting are included in current term projects. President Elliott says the contract for the new training school will be let at the upcoming board meeting in late September for completion by October 1. Architect of Norfolk is finalizing plans and specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Elliott
Architect It of
Norfolk
Chadron Chronicle
Warrick Reports 24 Bushel Average on 200 Acres
C A Warrick finished threshing 200 acres of wheat east of town. Machine measurement shows an average yield of 11 bushels per acre. An 80 acre field yielded more, while a 40 acre volunteer wheat tract reduced the overall average, per Deetz Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Warrick
Deetz Gazette
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Sidney, Nebraska
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