Broad Nebraska items cover crime, schools and deaths
Beatrice burglars steal 3600 worth of clothing from a plant rear door. Nebraska gasoline tax collections exceed 1.8 million dollars. Cambridge to get a new 100000 high school building. Falls City honors World War veterans with a bronze tablet. Obituaries note Martin Werner of Richardson County and Lilli Agrew in Omaha.
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Beatrice
Nebraska
Cambridge
Humboldt
Martin Werner
Richardson County
Falls City
Chamber of Commerce
Kearney
State Good Roads Association
Agh Anderson
Agricultural ‘Statistician
Deemer
Lilli Agrew
Omaha
Dwight Adie
Federation of Nebraska’ Retailers
Grand Island
Wanda Sears
State Normal School
Perry
Falls
Frank Smith
Angus
Ames
American Legion
Arthur Mullen
Natonal Council of
Chiodo
Ting
Mra
Pearl Williams
Mra Williams
Cor Io
George Egger
Egmer
Falla City
Congressman Moorhead
Union Pacific
Odd Fellows Lodge
Loup City
Clifford Chapman
Corp
Cot. George. A. Eberly
Supreme Court
Sons of Veterans of the Civil War
Gospel County
Welden
Weir to Enter Y M C A Secretary Role After NU Finish
Ed Weir star NU football tackle and All American will become general secretary of the Y M C A in Lincoln after completing his university course next spring. He declined a similar offer in McCook preferring to return home to his town.
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Ed. Weir
University of Nebraska
McCook
President Coolidge outlines national program in Gotham speech
President Coolidge addressed 1,200 leading business figures at the New York State Chamber of Commerce dinner outlining a new national program of economic development. He touted Europe rehabilitation as world service, urged joining the World Court, and promised a shift away from past corporate interference toward inland waterways, railroad consolidation, improved terminals, government efficiency, electrification, and eliminating industry waste.
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New York
Coolidge
America
Europe
United States
World Court
Enet
New York State Chamber of Commerce
Col Coolidge Listens to Son's Radio Speech
Col John Coolidge, father of President Calvin Coolidge, improves and listens to the presidential radio address. Dr. Albert M. Cram calls his condition cheered, and the elder Coolidge sends a telegram of congratulations to his son.
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Col. Coolidge
Son
Plymouth
John €. Coolidge
Albert M. Cram
Coolidge
President Coolidge
Colonel Coolidge
Cal
John Coolidge
Mrs Osborne Wood Names Rival Is Granted Divorce
Mrs Katherine Thompson Wood of Wilmington Delaware was granted a divorce from Osborne C Wood son of Governor General Wood of the Philippines. The husband did not attend court. She testified he left her in Paris in April 1924 and that she was accompanied by men in Tampa Florida in March of this year.
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Wilmington, del
Katherine Thompson Wood
Henry B. Thompson
Wilmington, Wisk
Osborne C. Wood
General Wood
Philippines
Wood
Paris
Willam Randall
Ernest McDaniel
Hilshero
Tampa
Fla
Mixassington
Flyer Dies Paying Homage to Great German Aviator
A German flyer pays homage to the famed Baron von Richthofen at a ceremony for his remains. Kar en Knoblendorft flies over the Church of Mercy cemetery as Capt von Mehthofen is laid to rest. The burial is attended by President von Hindenburg and cheering German military and civilian officials.
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Flyer
Kerlin
Ivers
von Hiehthofen
New Radio Permits Held Up in Washington Policy
The weekly list of new radio broadcasting titles and applications for permits is being held up by the Department of Commerce in Washington due to policy tightening affecting station issuances.
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Washington
Department of Commerces
Vine
Two Die in Bootleg War Violence in Youngstown
Report says two men were killed in a bootleg dispute in Youngstown after an altercation with police. The wounded men, ages forty one and twenty five, were involved in a confrontation over liquor during a tense bootlegging conflict.
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Youngstown
Mike Tprotieh
Col Aton Durent
Gung Mak
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