Fight for the Senate in 1926 Battles Seen Between Parties
Politicians debate the 1926 senate election outlook. One third of seats will be contested with Democrats defending seven southern vacancies and aiming to pick up fourteen Republican seats. Independent senators retain influence amid party splits. Primary battles hinge on Coolidge as Republicans rally and Democrats attack tariff business and the oil scandal.
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Senate
Geneae
William M.butler
Massachusetts
Coolidge
War Profits Controversy Echoes From Leaders
Bernard M Baruch funds study on removing war profits to sustain peace. General Pershing urges national mobilization of materials and funds for future emergencies. Owen Young links profit absence to deter war. The piece nods to patriotic sacrifice and broader home front mobilization.
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Bernard M. Baruch
General Pershing
Owen D. Young
Country
En Mares
Baby lifted by six horse power motorcycle wonders Britain
A British dispatch reports a baby being lifted by a man using a six horse power motorcycle engine capable of high speed. The device allegedly reaches around 100 miles per hour and is priced at $1,000.00, drawing attention for its extraordinary power and novelty.
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London
Wireless debate echoes from distant dominions in Commons
A imaginative dispatch writer portrays a debate in the House of Commons where far distant premiers of dominions participate by wireless as if present. The scene emphasizes low-cost secret communication altering parliamentary dynamics and outreach.
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House of Commons
Radio boom leads to price cuts and fatalities
The radio receiver market, flooded after a boom, has driven manufacturers to slash prices for months, causing several small firms to fail. A European dispatch notes Bavaria plans a powerful new station, touted as twenty times KDKA's output, with an antenna strung between mountain peaks.
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Europe
KDKA
Maggie's Wish for a Sleep Free Night Grants Moonlight Holiday
Maggie laments wasted time asleep and wishes for perpetual daylight for two or three days. She challenges the moon to keep the sun shining, hoping to stay awake and busy. A comical transformation on the moon accompanies her request.
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Maggie
Ofice
Mr. Moon
Padre Hat Found in Lost Mexican Gold Mine Rediscovery
In Yago Nayarit Mexico near the Cucaracha mine rediscovered after 125 years miners uncover a preserved felt hat once worn by a Spanish padre. The hat's fine hair felt and broad brim suggest European origin and the find includes woven blankets and garments indicating rich imports prior to 1812 when the padre mine operators were driven out of Mexico.
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Yago
Nayarit
Mexico
Maggie's Sunny Night Adventure and Sleepy Return
A girl named Maggie travels with the Sun's messenger to a sunny realm and returns as day breaks. She longs for sleep while the Moon offers a gentle goodnight, then happily yields to bedtime and dreams. The tale ends with Maggie sleepy again, pondering morning weariness and sunlit trips.
Joke Exchange About Bill's Toes Sleeping
A playful dialogue reveals why Bill's toes always fall asleep: they turn in. The punchline rests on a simple wordplay about turning in.
Probate Notice in Estate of Harlan Hadley Nebraska
First publication July 17 1925 final settlement sought by administrator Henry W Fouts filed July 11 1925 hearing set August 18 1925 at 9 am County Court Fairbury Jefferson County Nebraska interested parties to appear and show cause why petition should not be granted. Louis J Nutzman Herland Fouts athe Seman
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Elizabeth B. Mudge
Willie E. Eoee
Diller Record
Louis J. Nutzman
Seal
Sackett & Brewster, Attys
Harlan Hadley
Henry W. Fouts
Fairbury
Tell - County
Tech Teatenanive
Herland Fouts
Athe Seman
Estate of J Hadle Gis in Jefferson County
Petition filed by executor seeks final account and discharge for the estate. Court action requested on the will and related matters including allowances and orders, with dates noted in July 1985 and proceedings in Jefferson County.
Probate Notice Read in July 1925 Public Record
Probate notice appears in the July 1925 issue referencing Elisabeth B B Mugs and a docket dated the th day of July 1925. The fragmentary text confirms a legal notice in a public record with names and dates but lacks full details.
Probate Notice for Estate of Elwood C in Nebraska
The State of Nebraska notices probate for the estate of Elwood C deceased. Elma C petitions administration be granted to C Limprecht as administrator with a hearing set for August 4 1925 at 9 AM in a county court at Diller Record newspaper to publish for three weeks prior.
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Nebraska
Jefferson County
Elwood C
Elma C
Ae C. Limprecht
Airbury
Diller Record
Toe J. Nutzman
Heasty
Muna & Rain
Attys Fon
Probate Notice for John Glathar Estate in Nebraska
The State of Nebraska announces a probate hearing for the estate of John Glathar. William Glathar seeks to prove an instrument dated June 27, 1925, and requests administration be granted to Elizabeth Glathar as executrix. A hearing is set for July 28, 1925 at 9:00 AM in County Court. notice to interested parties via weekly newspaper for three weeks.
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Nebraska
Jefferson County
John Glathar
William Glathar
Elizabeth Glathar
Ser Reco
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Firat Pub
Denney & Denney, Attys
M. J. Powell
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Jefferson Go
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