Secretive Rail Strike Peace Terms Reported in Baltimore
Secretary of Labor Davis says the last obstacle to revival is removed as the policy committee of the shop crafts approves a separate peace with individual roads led by B. M. Jewell. About a quarter of class one lines may resume relations at prestrike pay and positions, with seniority not guaranteed and disputes to be settled by a six to six board.
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Chicago
B. M. Jewell
United States Railroad Labor Board
Tewes
Labor Board
Economical Revival Predicted After Railway Strike Settlement
Washington reports a settlement basis for the railway strike has been agreed upon. Secretary of Labor Davis says this removes the last obstacle to a major economic revival. President Harding is reportedly cheered, hopeful the nation can resume its prewar pace toward normalcy. In Lincoln, Nebraska, voters approve continuing a municipal coal yard by 4,721 to 424, amending the city charter to empower the council.
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Washington
Davis
Chicago
Harding
White House
Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
American Woman May Be Queen of Greece
Paris reports strong talk that an American woman, widow Mrs William D Leeds, may become queen if King Constantine abdicates amid Turkish victories. Greek circles expect Constantine to step down in favor of his brother Prince Christopher, married to Mrs Leeds.
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Paris
William D. Leeds
Greece
Constance
Constantine
Christopher
Leeds
Attack Will Precipitate War in Ismid Dardanelles
Allies warn Angora government that Turkish nationalist attacks on Ismid and the Dardanelles will trigger war. They pledge firm defense of Constantinople, recalling Greek invasion fears. A British hussar squadron and Italian infantry left the Dardanelles for Ismid.
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Constantinople
Angora
Ismid
Dardanelles
Greece
No Drinking in Ford Plant Orders Enforced
Ford Motor companys seventy thousand workers are ordered by Henry Ford to abstain from all liquor wine and beer at all times under threat of dismissal during the nations clean up week Observance Lincoln Neb Governor McKelvies proclamation calls for fire prevention and cleanup week from October 2 to October 9
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Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Lincoln
Neb
McKelvie
North Divide social notes and visits roundup
Mr and Mrs F J Orth left for Kimball Monday visiting brothers Hans and Carl Busboom families. Fred Sternberg helped thresh at Fred Wetzel's. Anton Granquist brothers from Wayne county spent a pleasant week at his home. G A Ocker Miss Mattie and Henry Tarks of Glenvil Nebraska visited Hans Busboom and family. Mrs Harold Spiker spent Thursday with Mrs Clyde Kinton Z R Frame and family. T C Spiker and children attended Logan County fair Thursday. Gertrude Hales helped sister Mrs Theo Borcher Friday. Harold Spiker entertained at Clyde Kinton's for supper Saturday. Sidney visitors included C B Kinton Hans Busboom Clarence Ely T C Spiker J R Frame Henry Johnson and wife Clyde Kinton family Theo Borcher and Harold Spiker attended Glen Bales dance Saturday. Fred Sternberg and family Sunday at Henry Johnson's. Mr Wise district No 8 teacher spent weekend in Todgepole. John Borcher Glen Bales Carl Schmidt Miss Hattie Eversman Hilbert Borcher at Theo Borcher's Sunday. Suhr of Bayard visited Anton Granquist Sunday.
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F. J. Orth
Kimball
Hans
Carl Busboom
Fred Sternberg
Fred Wetzel
Anton Granqust
Wayne County
G. A. Ocker
Mattie
Henry Tarks
Glenvil
Nebraska
Hans Busboom
Harold Spiker
Clyde Kinton
Z. R. Frame
T. C. Spiker
Logan County
Gertrude Hales
Theo. Borcher
Sidney
C. B. Kinton
Clarence Ely
J. R. Frame
Henry Johnson
Glen Bales
Mr. Wise
Carl Schmidt
Hattie Eversman
Hilbert Borcher
Suhr of
Bayard
Anton Granquist
Pleasant Valley Community Notes and Local Movements
Pleasant Valley residents attended fairs in Sterling and Sterling events dominated the week. Local people visited family in Sidney, helped with threshing and car work, and participated in primaries at Barber school house.
Local Social Notes From Denver Area
Sextorp Harvey Fisher and daughter and Mrs Ellis Fisher visited at the Denver home near Dalton Sunday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Barnes were Kimball callers Saturday. Mrs Elmer Jacobson called on Mrs John Nelson Monday. Mrs Peter Nelson and daughters and Mrs Hornby motored to Banner county Sunday and called at the Wm Scheele home. The Ladies Community Sewing Club met with Mrs John Nelson last Thursday. The ladies are busy making fall hats. Herman Schubarth is working for John Heimer. George Reetz backed into a garage axle mishap with his Mitchell car last Saturday. John Nelson helped Pete Nelson repair his truck last Thursday. Mrs Emil Carlson and children were Sidney callers Saturday. Miss Bessie Hornby of Sidney is teaching in District No 13.
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Harvey Fisher
Ellis Fisher
Denver
Dalton
Thomas Barnes
Kimball
Elmer Jacobson
John Nelson
Peter Nelson
Hornby
Banner County
Wm. Scheele
Herman Schubarth
John Heimer
George Reetz
Mitchell
Pete Nelson
Emil Carlson
Sidney
Misa Bessie Hornby
Auto Breaks Boy's Leg Injures Lincoln Youth
Harold Pinkerton ten years old of Lincoln suffered a broken leg when run over by an auto driven by Clarence Meekins of College View last Wednesday. Meekins was arrested for driving an auto while under age.
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Harold Pinkerton
Lincoln
Clarence Meekins
College View
Meekins
State Journal
Antelope returns to activities after crop season lull
Antelope residents plan to resume weekly singing classes and millinery lessons by Local women, with progress cited from last winter. Visitors include Jerome Kafka and family at the Madden farm and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Scott of Sidney joining Antelope Sunday school.
Farmers Union meeting on cooperative note
Farmers Union schedules a meeting to consider cooperative merger plans and related topics. Local members and officials will discuss governance, membership, and potential impacts on farm services.
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Farmers Union
Local Family Visits and Gatherings Mentioned
Maple Grove notes show Grannquist brothers from Wange Nebraska visiting the W Y Miles home last Wednesday evening. Many neighbors like Ed Miles and family and Will Johnson and family hosted gatherings through Thursday and Sunday with other visits among Lund Johnson Sharman and Cooley. Several trips are planned including J A Lund and son planning an extended eastern Nebraska and Michigan itinerary.
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Grannquist Brothers
Wange
Nebraska
W. Y. Miles
Ed Miles
Elden Cooley
F. A. Johnson
Anh
J. A. Lund and Son
Will Johnson
Bekenham
Wayne
Denver
Andy Anderson
Nels Johnson
Herman Andre
Fred Prince
W. ¥. Miles
W. T. Sharman
Chippendale Edison piano and records offered for sale
Burgess Music Store advertises a large Chippendale Edison piano in perfect condition for 225 dollars plus 25 dollars worth of records included. Easy terms offered.
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Chippendale Edison
Burgess Music Store
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Secretary of Labor
North Divide
Pleasant Valley
Phil Brossard
D. R. Gross
FE. J. Simpson
Melinda Laaker
Mrs. Meyers
Eric Brauer
Martin
Home Missionary
Albert Brauer
B. B. Phelps
Brauner
Elmer Phelps
Eimner Phelps
Sterling
P. R. Simpson
Frank
Raymond
Iowa
Simpson
Frank Hand
T. W. Simpson
Chas. Simpson
A. B. Jelnik
Asa
Owen Hostetler
Austin
Gary
Frost
Nice
Viola Mitchell
Buzz See
Wm. Hecker
Henry Laaker
Hecker
P R. Simpson
Sextorp
Auto
Boy
Kimball County
Cora Kearney
Ella O'Grady
Pawnee City
Harry Hazlitt
Cheyenne County
Union Pacific
J. M. Nelson
C. A. Mangum
Scott
Lodgepole
Maple Grove
Joy By the Ton
Rock Springs
Hanna Lump Coal
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Lincoln Highway
John Deere
William S. Walsh
A. A. Sharp, Auctioneer
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