Harbine Local News Items Reach of Various Families
Village notes visiting relatives and church plans amid a stream of social items. Bill Arnold of Live Stock National Bank Omaha visits relatives. Miss Gerturde Harvey leaves for Wyoming to attend high school with sister Mrs Gladys Wrigley. Several families, picnics, and meetings across Harbine, Fairbury, and Tecumseh mark a busy week. The English Reform church plans Mission Sunday services next week.
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Wyoming
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Minnie
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Fairbury
Harlen
Weaver
Henry Weaver
Henry
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Diller
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Herman Sixel
Johnnie Achtemier
Scotland
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Small
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Jessie Davidson
Newt. Carpenters
Long Pine
Nebr
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Henry Arnold
Cub Creek
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Oaks
Tecumseh
Irma Parker
Des Moines
Clarion
Iowa
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Velma
Kansas City
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Fredia
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Herrick
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P. A. Buller
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Miss Herrick
Corp. Scott
O. Neal
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P. A Buller
The ABCs of the League of Nations explained
A reader asks what the League of Nations is and what it aims to do. The guide outlines its objectives to promote world peace, open diplomacy, disarmament, arbitration, and protection of territorial integrity, plus agencies and membership details.
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League
Dlabor
Red Cross
United States of America
Belgium
Bolivia
Brazil
British Empire
Canada
Australia
South Africa
New Zealand
India
China
Cuba
Czecho-Slovakia
Bucador
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Greece
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Haiti
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Liberia
Nicaragua
Panama
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Serbia
Siam
Uruguay
Argentine Republic
Chile
Colombia
Denmark
Netherlands
Norway
Paraguay
Persia
Salvador
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Venezuela
Debate on the League sparks partisan reactions
The text records questions and answers praising the League as humanity’s greatest deed while noting objections in a free country. It cites political party divides as a reason some oppose any Treaty or League, arguing the President’s party affiliation fuels denunciation of his actions.
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Postal Union
League
Congress
United States
Women Demand Peace and a League of Nations
The speaker invokes Dr. Anna Howard Shaw and mourns seven million dead soldiers and seven million women who bore them. She argues mothers suffered most, nursing the wounded and losing daughters and sons, urging men to form a league to secure lasting peace and preserve women’s hope and role as mothers.
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Armenia
Montenegro
Serbia
Flanders
Belgium
Romania
Russia
League of Nations
Silent toast to ex Kaiser at German HQ
Reports in the Cissa All gemeine Zeitung cited by Ves eiche Zeitung say the ex Kaiser’s birthday was celebrated at German army headquarters despite denials. Marshal von Hindenburg reportedly spoke of loyalty, sorrow, and gratitude, urging a silent toast for the Kaiser’s health.
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Cissa Allgemeine. Zeitung
Veseiche Zeitung
Germany
Marshal von Hindenburg
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