Europe Needs U S Influence In German Reparations Plan
Washington officials say American influence could help avert a German reparations crisis. A White House briefing noted possible behind the scenes moves while cautioning no concrete actions were announced. Secretary Davis opposed force and favored nonmilitary means to influence industry.
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Davis
Washington
White Howe Ft
Ambuseadir Harvey
Otto Weicher
Hingtes
Germany
Concilation Reform Backed Amid Coal Strike Dispute
Secretary Davin urged Congress to expand federal conciliation machinery to handle nationwide industrial disputes. He cited the coal strike where 600000 miners returned to work with no wage or condition gains after months of stoppage. Nebraska Grange supported tax for national securities and other state exempt properties, pushing to put all properties on the tax list without distinction.
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Washington
Davin
Labor Department
Congress
Department
Iabor
Wood River
Neb
Nebraska State Grange
Freight Rates Cancelled and Global Debts Talks
The state railway commission reports the Interstate Commerce Commission has cancelled indefinitely lower freight rates from Missouri and Kansas to southern Nebraska towns after Hastings and Grand Island wholesalers protested. Premier Bonar Law supports an all around cancellation plan adjusting inter allied debts with Germany, England surrendering reparations. John Wanamaker, famed merchant and ex postmaster general, has died in Philadelphia. Japan names Hanihara to be ambassador to the United States, replacing Shidahara. he was a member of the Japanese delegation to the Washington Conference. Armaments rates talks include Poland, Bohemia, and Pindlend.
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Lincoln
State Railway Commission
Interstate Emmerce Commission
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Hastings
Grand Island
London
Bonar Law
House of Commons
England
Germany
Agriculturiot
Waashineten
Frenmat Manufacturing Company
New York
State Board of Control
American Red Cross
Mra
W. HL. Caman
Mra . Lang
AG Phillipe
Thames Stubie
Trencurer
J. High
Ember
Soo
Jone
Louiee Coline
Owltine
Mong Vince
Kearney
A. I. Colline
Nebriske
Pawnee
Indiana
Arthur Wakeley
Omaha
Employment gains in Midwest wage data for November 1922
United States Labor Department figures show about 8000 more men employed in two Midwest cities in November 1922 than October. The report covers Minnesota Iowa Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska and Kansas based on data from 1140 firms amid transportation and harvest delays.
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Kansas City
Middlewest
United States Department of Tabor
Kansas
Feme Cluriee
Nebraska
Alee
Cat
Shorty Ees
Imeat
Harding Admin Will Not Interfere With Armour Morris Merger
Washington sources report President Harding and advisers decided there will be no government effort to block Armour & Co. from purchasing Morris & Co. assets. Attorney General Daugherty and Secretary Wallace agreed, with further study noted on possible effects on competition if the merger goes through.
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Washington
Harding
Armour & Co
Morris & Co
Daugherty
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Smugherty
Senate
Dforris
Armear & Co
Bandits Free Nebraska Missionary in Honan
The Rev Dun deen, a Nebraska missionary kid from New Man Grove, was released after bandits seized him in Honan province on October 13. Three other Americans remain captive as the diplomatic corps negotiates their release with a special commission appointed to seek their freedom.
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Peking
Anton Lundeen
Newman Grove
Survey of North Platte Valley Aims at Irrigation Relief
A business survey by the chamber of commerce covers the North Platte valley from Bridgeport to Guernsey to show eastern business men and congressmen the valley’s economic importance and the need for irrigation relief for farmers in the irrigated lands.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
North Platte Valley
Bridgeport
Guernsey
Chamber of Commerce
Fire destroys Woolworth store in Cornell Bluffs
A fire at the Woolworth five and ten cent store in Cornell Bluffs ruined the building and stock, with losses around 75000. Authorities believe it may have been started by year men.
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Cornell Bluffs
Woolworth
Spectacular Lobby Hold-Up Nets $90,000 in Five Exchange
Three unmasked bandits robbed the main lobby of the five Stock Exchange building in Kansas City Missouri. They obtained $90,000 and shot Thomas F A Henry credit manager of the Krevers National Bank.
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Kansas City
Five Stock Exchange
Thomas F. A. Henry
Krevers National Bank
War savings certificates due January in Nebraska
Secretary Metion warns in annual report that about 925 million dollars in war savings certificates will mature January 1. Nebraska holds a few million dollars of the total, with payments due to the holders and the government.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Secretary of the Treasury
Netherlands plan big loan to consolidate debt in US
The Dutch government intends to issue a large loan of about 400 million florins placed largely in the United States to consolidate the nation’s outstanding debt, with other credits involved.
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Hague
Government of
Netherlands
United States
Narutowice Ceremony Marks Poland’s New President
Warsaw reports that during the ceremony Gabriel Narutowice was inaugurated president of Poland amid expressions of national hope. The event drew attention to the country’s path ahead and the new leadership’s task.
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Warsaw
Million Dollar Temple Idea Debated by Eastern Star
At the national meeting of the Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star in Weatington formal action was taken toward erecting a Grand Genal temple. The project would cost not less than one million dollars.
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Weatington
Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Nebraska changes and local incidents prompt winter concerns
A scrambled report details electrical outages near Nelligh pinot, a bank receiver appointment, and a fatal riding accident. It notes public notices of harvest campaigns, school population in Dodge county, and a Christmas robbery involving Mabel Alger in Omaha.
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Marsh
Dodge County
Hoya
Mabel Alger
Owahagit
Journalism in Schools Sees Growth at Madison convention
Central Interscholastic Press Association held its third annual convention at Madison with over six hundred delegates from across the United States. The gathering spotlighted editors from St Joseph's Academy and other schools, with talks on journalism practices and a look at regional student publications.
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Ite
St Paul Mine
Bette
Cotwrade
President meets state executives at White House on Prohibition
President Harding meets governors in Washington to discuss a joint approach to enforcing Prohibition. He advocates shared federal and state responsibility, signaling forthcoming plans while aiming for clarity on national opinion and enforcement roles.
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MR. Harding
Lungheun
White House
Swashineton
Ube
Feders
Plana
Mail service suspended amid wartime turmoil and political turmoil
Fragmentary report recounts postal disruption, currency seizure threats, and wartime actions across multiple regions. Mentions Denver, San Antonio, Ireland, Dublin, and Washington with references to government figures and impeachment proceedings. Twenty three of twenty seven missing in the St Lawrence tragedy are reported saved.
Baltic voyage ends near Bornholm with passenger ship
The steamship Lituania, departed New York for Denmark and Libau with cargo and passengers, was reported foundered near Bornholm island in the Baltic Sea. In El Reno, Oklahoma, Mr and Mrs A Wheeler mark their seventy third wedding anniversary, reflecting a long life together.
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Gees Copenhages
el Reno
Okla
Santverser
Mra
Wheeler
Historic Astoria fire devastates Deetness district
Fire in Astoria Oregon destroys the Deetness district, uprooting 2000 residents and causing about 32 million pounds in damage. The ten hour blaze consumes hotels, paper plants, theaters, banks and various businesses amid submerged pilings and widespread ruin. Fire Chief Foster cites out of control conditions.
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Astoria
Ore
Oregon
Foster
Appointments and trials echo in wartime era dispatch
The report notes Secretary of State Cyuele W- Bool appointing Wayhe J. Comper of Teennieseh, with others involved in a distant incident. It mentions executions linked to a clash with authorities, and references a court action tied to a retiree and an immune response. Also reported are Constantinople liquor import bans and rising postal receipts, with Detroit preparing a world sale effort.
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Lincoln
Erett Cyuele
Wayhe J. Comper
Haerthquake Devastates London Area In Japan’s South
A severe earthquake hits Kivehill in the southern part of Japan, causing many deaths and injuries. Hundreds of houses are reported destroyed.
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London
Kivehill
Japan
Tein & Tobkle Diepetch
Beer and Wine Demand Grows After War, Officials Say
Officials report wartime shortages eased but thirst for beers and wines remains strong after the end of World War I. Statistics show continued high consumption as the public seeks variety and relief from postwar scarcity.
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Reaty
Cooperative Wheat Bales Agency Formed in Minneapolis
The largest cooperative wheat bales agency in the world has been formed in Minneapolis at a meeting of cooperative organizations. Organizer says the venture will handle 100,100,000 bushels in its first year.
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Cooperative Wheat Bales
Minneapolia
Cooperative Wheat Eales
Tts
Sit
Food Shortage Sparks Desperate Aid Efforts
Report outlines severe food insecurity and unemployment in a Western region, noting children suffer most as aid programs strain to keep up. Officials cite 2,000 families affected and describe relief efforts, precarity in provisioning, and a call for rapid action from authorities.
Train Wreck Kills Ten Injures Many Near Houston
Telegraph reports say ten people died and about twenty were injured in a wreck near Houston Texas. The injured were taken to Houston awaiting further details as investigators probe the crash. A separate note lists awards and dairy results, including the champion Holstein cow Moltstein, owned by the State College of Agriculture, with a note on apoplexy. A Washington bulletin mentions a push in Congress to lower immigration barriers amid labor demand from industries and large corporations.
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Nejraete
Uve Minte
Moltstein
State College of Agriculture
Washington
Congress
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