45 Nations Join in Peace Plans
Delegates from forty six nations approved an Anglo French resolution presented to the League assembly outlining a basis for settling disputes by peaceful means. The action ends days of debate on ar tilisation and disarmament as leaders MacDonald and Herriot urged continued talks. The plan calls for an international conference to secure peace through arms reduction and arbitration agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League Assembly
Petenge
Mintetee MacDonald
Great Britain
Herriot
Pamses
France
MacDonald
Chaos grows in Shanghai amid Kiangsu Chekiang fight
Civil war rages between Kiangsu and Chekiang forces around Shanghai. Heavy clashes persist in Liuho and Huangtsu districts along the Yangtze north of the city. No clear progress by either side. Famine looms as refugees flood Shanghai, hospitals overwhelmed with wounded and casualties arriving hourly.
Must Not Stay Out of League. Germany to join League
In a speech to the fifth assembly of the League of Nations, British Prime Minister Macdonald argued Germany cannot remain outside. He urged filling the vacant chair, citing the London conference as creating new European relations and proposing an arbitration court to handle aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
Macdonald
Germany
League
London
Europe
Davis Omaha Speech Draws Massive 10000 Crowd
Democratic candidate John W. Davis spoke before about 10 000 people inside the auditorium and broadcast to millions by radio. He outlined remedies for economic ills facing the nation as crowds filled seats and overflowed into streets outside.
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Omaha
John W. Davis
Queen of Holstein Friesians milk record crowned
Chicago reports Adirondiac Wietske Dairy Maid named production queen among 528 000 pure bred Holstein Friesians in the United States by the Molstein Friesian Association of America She is the only cow worldwide to exceed 31 000 pounds of milk and 1 000 pounds of butter fat for four consecutive years
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Chicago
Adirondiac Wietske Dairy Maid
United States
theMolstein Friesian Association of America
Second Attack Fails on Fukuda at Home
A second attempt within a week to kill General Fukuda, former chief of the Japanese gendarmerie, failed when a bomb in a package opened by his daughter at the general’s Tokyo home exploded without injuring anyone or causing major damage.
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London
Fukuda
Tokio
Pershing bids farewell to Disabled American Veterans
Washington reports General Pershing sending a farewell message to the Disabled American Veterans assuring veterans the nation’s interests and welfare remain close to his heart. Estes Park Colorado hosts the third biennial Boy Scout executives conference at the YMC A permanent conference complex.
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Pershing
Washington
General Pershing
Estes Park
Colo
Con‘farenes
Industrial Review of Central Nebraska Developments
Industrial notes from across Nebraska for the year show vast activity. Stock shipments from Creston, hospital and school projects in Columbus and Beatrice, road and utility work in multiple towns, and new theatres and canning plants planned or underway. Agricultural yields in Antelope and central counties remain strong while grain transports and railroad freights adjust to market conditions. Economic discussions in Washington forecast a gradual revival in world trade following the Dawes plan.
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Creston
Columbus
St. Mary’s Hospital
Fairbury
St. Michael's School
Lincoln—Board of Control
Neligh
Hastings
Nebraska
Beatrice
Riverdale
Central Power Company
Kearney
Stamford
Orleans
Lincoln
Lincoln Theatre
Auburn
Auburn Canning Company
Buffalo County Fair Grounds
Nehawka
Columbus—Union [Pacific Railroad
Central Nebraska
Berwyn—Farmers State Bank
Burea
eBrwyn State Bank
Gladstone
Jansen
Watson Boulevard
Fremont
Midland College
Platttsmouth
Nebraska Gas and Electric Company
Wausa
Meridian Highway
Tierce County Line
New York National Bank of Commerce
Europe
United States
Department of Commerce
Industry and Finance
Pioneer Dies From A Broken Neck In Banner County
W A Grubbs a Gate Rock area pioneer in Banner county died Tuesday night at Miller hospital Kimball from a neck fracture after a fall from a low wagon two weeks earlier He struck his head during the fall and had dizzy spells for months He was aided by his son and later by his daughter Mrs Leslie Barrett before transfer to the hospital in Kimball.
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W. A. Grubbs
Gate Rock
Banner County
Miller Hospital
Kimball
Leslie Barrett
Kimball Farmer
To Pack Bottles Safely For Shipping
Bottles holding perfumes medicines and other liquids can be packed without leakage by dipping the tops in melted paraffin. Wrap each bottle separately in newspapers to prevent spills during transport.
Lawsuits En Many Lands and the Bullet in Question
A series of brief legal anecdotes recounts cases from different lands. An Italian officer won to keep a bullet found in his body, the French abbe failed to prove damages over a village bonfire insult, and a stout man who rode a first class carriage without paying faced the extra fare. A barber story ends with a $100 award. The piece shifts to railroads during federal control, noting losses, a heavy organized vote, and the political risk of wage hikes. It argues no mutual bond exists between farmers and railroads regarding rates and wages, citing farm labor costs and shorter railroad work days with higher pay.
Electric control for woman's moods
Electric engineers propose a satirical mood control scheme assigning devices to women's traits. The list pairs faults and actions with terms like exciter, interrupter, regulator, transformer, condenser, and regulator, presenting a humorous, sexist taxonomy of responses to temperamental behavior.
Railroad Labor and Farmer Alliance in Push for Ownership
Railroad employees press for higher wages and farmers seek lower freights, proposing joint support for a radical candidate. The logic notes wage and rate interdependence, arguing that boosts for workers or cuts for farmers would force compensating changes. It questions feasibility when labor is organized but farmers are not.
DOING YOUR DUTY TO VOTE AND CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY
A historical call urging voters to value their ballot in a presidential year. It stresses that elections cost taxpayers, and every vote expresses a citizen’s ideas, offering pride in participation even if the chosen candidate loses. It champions voting for principles over opposition.
Tea Camouflage Adds Flavor To Inexpensive Blend
A small piece of dried orange peel placed in a tea canister can impart an imported flavor to a budget tea blend. This tip suggests enhancing aroma and taste without upgrading the tea base.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of the Cheyenne County District Court and decree in Weldon Worrell v Goding et al, at 10 A M on October 21 1924 at the east front door of the Sidney courthouse the southeast quarter of Section 20 Township 14 North Range 52 West of the 6th P M will be sold at public auction for cash. The sale stays open one hour. Roland V. Rodman attorney for plaintiff. 52-5
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Weldon Worrell
William M. Goding
Court House
Sidney
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants in Cheyenne County suit
Daniel Herboldsheimer filed a mortgage foreclosure petition in Cheyenne County District Court Nebraska on June 28 1923 against Lewis F Lafferty and others. The amended petition filed February 20 1924 names many Gibbins as heirs and unknown assignees and requires an answer by October 27 1924 or risk default. Plate glass for windshields and sedans installed at Hahler Garage.
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Daniel Herboldsheimer
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Lewis F. Lafferty
George W. Gibbins
Women Petition Against Coffee of 1674 in England
In 1674 women denounced coffee in a petition claiming it harms reproduction and reduces offspring to apes and pigmies. They warned husbands would sip coffee at home, weakening domestic life and the family line.
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Holstein Friesians
Wence
Britain
Parte
Oer
M. Herriot
Boeotia
Narind
Industrial Review
Pioneer
Geo
Uis
J. W. McDaniel
Roland V. Rodman
Anna Helena Gibbins
Bert R. Gibbins
William H. Gibbins
Lizzie Radabough
Minerva Brown
Barbara Chapman
John Gibbins
Gladys Townsley
Harry B. Gibbins
Damon 8. Gibbins
Sylvia Blanche Gibbins
Dorothy Viola Gibbins
Hahler Garage
Livoni & Son
Sidney, Nebr
Sidney, Nebraska
Stubt
Sidney Creamery Company
The
Sidney Creamery Co
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