Kellogg Warns Mexico as Communist Base for U S
Secretary of State Kellogg tells the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Soviet backed Bolshevik leaders view Mexico as a center for world revolution and anti U S propaganda. He cites a Moscow Third Internationale resolution calling Mexico a connecting link and notes U S communists are instructed to resist American imperialism in Latin America. Some senators question U S Nicaragua intervention.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Kellogg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borahe
Dgg
Beg
Third Internationale
Moscow
League of Workers
Latin America
México
Union of Workers
Red
Latin-America
Red Movement
Russia
Iime
Nicarague
Borah
Nicaragua
Shipstead Farm Labor
Minnesota
First Solid Trainload of Flour Since the War
The Omaha Mills elevators shipped the first solid trainload of flour since the war. The private train of Queen Marie ran from Chicago through Canada, reaching Boston in record time to distribute flour among 26 New England cities and towns.
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Chicago
Omaha Flour Mills
Eiffel Tower
Paris
W. A. Kittermaster
Queen Marie
Canada
Boston
New England
Norris Trial Hears Grandmother Eyewitness Account
In Austin Norris defense collapses as Mrs Roxie Parker widow of Judge Parker testifies she saw Norris shoot Dexter Chipps in the Fort Worth Baptist church office last July as Chipps waved goodbye and said I will come back. Norris pleads not guilty to murder.
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Austin
Texas
J. Frank Norris
Dexter E. Chipps
Fort Worth Baptist Church
Roxie Parker
W. R. Parker
Fort Worth
Norris
Chipps
Army budget battles over 1927 wartime spending exceeds bureau wishes
Washington reports the ex pliations committee rejects the budget bureau while approving a 1927 War department appropriation of 357 925 518 dollars. The panel backs a force not less than 118 750 men, a maximum 119 008 including 1 248 in the air corps, and raises rations to about 40 cents a man. It also boosts air program funding and National Guard and reserve amounts beyond the bureau’s estimates.
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Washington
House
War Department
Budget Bureau
Congress
Air Corps
Ford Motor Company Earnings Highlight 16 Year Review
Detroit Michigan reports show Ford Motor Company earnings and dividends over a 16 year span. The filing outlines earnings profits and accumulated surplus to illuminate company profits and history.
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Ford Co
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Nebraska groups plan meetings and projects across state
Nebraska hardware merchants will hold their twenty sixth annual convention in Lipcol February 1 to 4. Nebraska editors expect 700 to 800 bills in Lincoln during over twenty days of the legislature. About 100 reservations have been made for the Nebraska Black Hills tour in Omaha next June by National Editorial association delegates. Dawson county projects include seven baby beef clubs with prospects of more in Gothenburg Cozad and Sumner areas. The Prairie Schooner, a quarterly literary magazine, debuts in Lincoln with contributions from Aldrich McCumber Card and Doane. Road committee discusses the Wilber Dewitt Beatrice stretch with gravel needs and costs. Immigration into Nebraska shrinks under restrictive laws. 779 net population gain in 1926, 961 entrants intended to reside in Nebraska, 172 aliens admitted previously left for native lands. Nebraska shares in 1928 forest road fund total 4 661 for forest highways and 1 193 for rest road development. Extension service notes 7497 enrolled in Boys and Girls Clubs with 73 percent completing projects, a record high and steady growth.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Black Hills
National Editorial Association
Omaha
Nebraska N. E.A
Dawson County
South Side
Platte Precinct
Grant
Hb Ride Cozad
Fairview
Cozad
Gothenburg
Lexington
Sumner
Prairie Schooner
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Elmwood
Marie McCumber
Ellsworth
Harper's Magazine
William Card
Gilbert Doane
Wilber
Dewitt
Beatrice
Johnson
State Engineer
Saline
Gage
Bureau
United States
Vestry Service
Forestway
Agricultural Extension Service
85 Bushels Per Acre Corn Record Claimed At Palmyra
Howard Mortimore of Palmyra reports his eight acre tract formerly swampy in 1923 yielded an average 85 bushels of corn per acre in 1926. County agent A H Lelong and agricultural engineer Tyan D Wood assisted. Neighboring farms averaged only about 15 bushels.
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Palmyra
Howard Mortimore
Nebraska
Licensing of Drivers Aims to Curb Car Accidents
Senator A B Wood will introduce a bill early in the session to license automobile drivers on proof of competency. Drivers must carry their license, and permits may be revoked for careless or incompetent operation.
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Lincoln
A. B. Wood
Judge W. E. Morgan Dies at 90 Founder of York Republican
York obituary notes Judge W. E. Morgan of Vienna Virginia died at 90. He founded the York Republican in 1876 after arriving in York County in 1871 and later moved to Greeley Center. He served as door keeper of the United States Senate.
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York
W. E. Morgan
York Republican
Vienna
Falls City Journal marks 59th birthday
Falls City Daily Journal celebrates 59 years in publication with co owner James Falloon praising a renewal from long time subscriber Frank Camblin who has kept faith for 58 consecutive years.
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Falls City Journal
Falls City
Falls City Daily Journal
James
Virgil Falloon
James Falloon
Frank Camblin
Camblin
Journal
Nebraska City News-Press claims longest subscriber record
Edward McCallum of Otoe county is noted as a loyal reader with 66 years of continuous News-Press subscription. The Nebraska City Daily News-Press touts its position as the oldest newspaper in Nebraska by highlighting this enduring reader relationship.
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Nebraska City
Seward Paper Reaches Fiftieth Year At Rotary Luncheon
At the Rotary luncheon in Seward the Blue Valley Blade editor Elmer Betzer, a Rotarian, was praised for leading the paper into its fiftieth year and contributing to Seward and county development.
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Seward
Rotary
Blue Valley Blade
Elmer Betzer
City Eyes Municipal Electric Plant Linked to Ice Works
City council at last meeting voiced unanimous support for a municipal electric light and power plant. Plan expected to operate with the city water works system as an ice plant. Mayor names a committee to study municipal plants in other parts of the state.
Beatrice Moves to Restore Mayor Council Government
After fifteen years under a city commission form petitions circulate to restore the mayor and council system. The effort is led by Beatrice businessmen calling themselves the Committee of One Hundred.
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Beatrice
Committee of One Hundred
Sidney Claims Major Hog and Wheat Shipping Status
Sidney reports shipments of 8 600 hogs totaling over 100 000 dollars in three days. The city asserts it is one of Nebraska’s largest hog shipping points and the top wheat shipping point in the state.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Dairy and Live Stock Men Meet at Kearney
A Midwest Dairy and Live Stock association meeting held at Kearney focused on key topics. The agenda aimed to determine how to improve dairy and livestock practices and promote cooperation among farmers.
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Kearney
Midwest Dairy and
Wotte Benevier Sones of
Toy Sete
Marines to Stay in Nicaragua to Restore Order
President Coolidge insists on backing for Nicaragua policy as marines remain indefinitely to secure the Diaz government. Latimer reports Sacasa forces waning with American ships reinforcing Nicaraguan waters. Mexico under Calles accused of arming revolutionists, raising tensions with the United States.
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Washington
LaFollette
Rep
Wis
Coolidge
Nicaragua
Mexico
Calles
Central America
Latimer
Diaz
United States
Congress
P Anama
Whd
Capitol
Om Dis- Coolidge
Rio Grande
Nicaraguan
Guantanamo
Cuba
Sacasa
Merger Planned for 100 Sheet Steel Mills
Negotiations under way in Youngstown Ohio led by a group of bankers to amalgamate sheet rolling interests of the Middle West. The plan includes largely non integrated mills and some rolling operations with their own steel capacity. Further details are being negotiated.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Middle West
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