Pennsylvania Senator Elect Ware Seeks Seat in Senate
Washington report on William S. Ware of Pennsylvania being blocked from taking the oath as a senator. The dispute over his right to a seat is referred to the Reed committee, with hearings allowed, as in the related Smith case. The action mirrors political clashes over seating arrangements and constitutional representation.
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U. S. in Effort to End Bituminous Coal Strike
Washington reports a federal push to resolve the bituminous coal strike with government mediation. Officials indicate continued talks with mine operators and union leaders aimed at a quick settlement to restore supply and avert energy shortages.
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Coolidge Presents Flood Control Plan
President Coolidge outlines a flood control plan for the Mississippi River from Cairo to the gulf. The Hawes plan proposes a $1 billion bond funded system with spillways and levees to protect the lower valley.
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Sterling municipal lighting plant sale prompts line from Adams
Announcement reported the Iowa Nebraska Gas and Electric purchase of Sterling lighting plant with a new eight mile Adams to Sterling transmission line and Adams plant power. Agricultural yields across Beatrice area peaked with corn 50 to 90 bushels per acre and beets netting 69.83 per acre.
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Nebraska officials to meet for annual convention banquet
County officials from Nebraska gather December 13 to 15 with leaders including Arthur J. Weever of Falls City and Cullen Wright of Scottsbluff. The event features entertainment by Herbert W. Johnson and Charlie Docherty and a Liederkranz group. A banquet and dance follow the Wednesday program as attendance is expected to reach a thirty three year record. Special one and one half fare railroad rates are offered on the certificate plan.
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Severe Winter Weather Grips Nebraska and Iowa
Cold snap blankets the Midwest with heavy snow and high winds. Temperatures hit 18 to 40 degrees below zero in Valentine Omaha North Platte Lincoln and surrounding regions. Wind speeds reach 30 to 40 mph, snowfall widespread from Nebraska to Iowa.
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Tecumseh High Pupils Favor Farming Among career Choices
A Tecumseh high school questionnaire asked 196 students about life work. Of the boys, 16 chose farming, seven chose week, 10 chose other vocations, and thirds overall aim to be teachers. Seventeen other vocations were listed including electricians civil engineers stenographers nurses.
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1500 Pickerel Released to Hatcheries and Lakes
About 1500 pickerel acquired by the Nebraska Game and Fish Department will be stocked in the Valentine state hatchery and the rest distributed to Goose Lake and Swan Lake in Holt County. Goose Lake is state owned and improvements at Watertown involve 6000 small bass.
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Tax cuts plan aims broad relief despite revenue hit
The Ways and Means Committee approves a tax cut package totaling 23.785 million dollars with a projected revenue loss of 235.515 million. The plan, led by Rep. Green of Iowa, seeks wide distribution to ease taxpayer burden while preserving treasury balance and preparing for future needs.
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West Virginia Leads In Bituminous Coal Prediction
The United States Bureau of Mines reports West Virginia continues to lead all states in the prediction of bituminous coal. Postmaster General New is expected to announce further details.
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Greek debt settlement and new advance agreed
The State and Treasury have reached agreement on refunding part of the Greek war debt and providing a further advance to the country. The total repayment period would extend over 62 years.
Parliamente TR Cignes Leader Outcome
A fragmentary note references a party leader figure T R and other centers Cignes. The text is incomplete but implies political leadership or an election context without full details.
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