Georges Bonnet Urges Trade Agreement and Ambassadorship
A photo shows Georges Bonnet, veteran minister and radical Socialist leader, named French ambassador to the United States to succeed Andre de Laboulaye. The appointment appears temporary after Walter Buncinan’s visit, with Bonnet as a leading figure in the governing party and urging a trade pact.
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Georges Bonnet
United States
Andre’ de Laboulaye
M. Bonnet
Radical Socialist Party
Bonnet
Walter Buncinan
Brig Board of Trade
Ex-Amateurs Now Battle as Pros on Tennis Court
Vines, once top amateur in the United States, now meets England’s Free Perry in a touring battle for the professional image as both seek higher standing in the pro ranks on the tennis circuit.
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Vines
United States
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England
Nebraska Senate grows into one-house legislature in first weeks
Nebraska’s one-house legislature distinguishes itself as the Nebraska Senate in its second week. Lawmakers borrowed $1,000 for stamps and set rules with a cautious approach to lawmaking. Salary questions sparked debate as four appointments from Gov. Cochran were approved, while lobbyist activity and tax bills began to surface amid procedural shaping.
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Tecumseh
Guy R. Spencer
Omaha
Game, Forestation and Parks
W. H. Smith
Seward
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