Maneuvering Among the Politicians in Washington
Pre campaign maneuvers bring cabinet officials congressmen and senators back to the capital as farm relief flood control and other issues surface for campaign relevance. Hoovers western skirmishes, Dawes and Hughes as dark horses, Lowden as a potential rival, and Smith vs Hughes in New York dominate talk of the 1928 presidential race.
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Washigton
Capitol
Washington
Coolidge
Commerce Hoover
Hiram Johnson
Hoover
Frank C.awden
Boreh
Idaho
Dawes
Charles Evans Hughes
Lowden
Ilinois
Hughes
al Smith
New York
Smith
Empire State
Ughes
Soover
BAN STUNTS FOR SAKE OF AERONAUTICS
International demand grows for curb on spectacular air plane stunt flights after a spate of disappearances and fatalities. Aviation authorities in the United States and Europe decry long distance over water hops and protest against foolhardy non-stop flights. The era of risky uncharted routes is blamed for little real progress while endangering ships and crews.
Tragic Train Death of Rev W A Amsbarry Shocks Community
The Western Nebraska Conference leader Rev W A Amsbarry accidentally shot himself on a train while traveling from North Platte to Big Springs on September 11. Details say he died in the incident as authorities investigate.
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W. A. Amsbarry
Western Nebraska
M. EB. Church
North Platte
Big Springs
Prof
Holt
A. A. Snell
Sheriff Trognitz
Pennsylvania
Cheyenne County
Lodge Pole
Lodge Polo Express
A. H. Reichwein
Watermelons and plans swirl at ranch party talk
George Barnhart hosts a ranch gathering intent on a paid visit. An ad touts hot and cold baths at the engine house behind the round house. Delays in paymaster arrival hindered post operations causing inconvenience. Local notices mention lodge representatives and land laws.
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George Barnhart
Nebraska's early schools and state college history
Nebraska built the first normal college west of the Missouri at Penn in MGT. Wayne normal school began as a Lutheran college in 18, became a state normal in 1009. State college started in Kearny, Chadron later housed another teachers college. Nebraska has 28 licensed bus companies with 221 buses and 2060 seating, on 2200 miles of paved or graveled highways. Farmers operate about 200 acres per man, versus 40 in the east, due to power machinery. Ninety two thousand barrels of commercial apples will be marketed from Nebraska orchards this year, up from 27000 in 1926. Motto is Equality Before the Law. a suggested change to We pay as we go has been floated.
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Nebraska
Missouri River
Penn
Mgt
Wayne Normal School
State College
Kearney
Chadron
Nebraskan
Highwiy
Prairie States
Piano for Sale Near Sidney at Big Discount
Piano in fine condition offered near Sidney at a large discount to save boxing and freight to Denver. Payment plan makes it easy to buy with minimal impact from installments. For details, interested readers may fill in the blank and send information to the provided name and address.
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Sidney
Denver
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Frainmen
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San Francisco
George Vroman
Chicago
Camp Clark
Judy Smith
Highland
Uriah Goodwin
Lodge Vale
Christensen Motor Company
Adams Metal Works
Standard Oil
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USS
Durant Motors
Star Sales and Service
Fundingsland & Reisdorff
Star Cars
Star
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