Poincare Rule Favored by French Crisis Prompt
Washington warns Americans to avoid France as outbreaks heighten tensions with the United States. Senator David A. Reed urges a boycott until the crises subside. France faces political reshaping as Raymond Poincare’s legacy fades with a new ministry seen as returning to routine politics. Secretary to France’s government arrives amid curiosity about the crisis resolution.
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Illinois Senatorial Vote Recount Ordered
Judge Jerecki of the city court ordered a recount following a request from Senator Reed a Democrat of Missouri. The action affects the Illinois senatorial result and outlines procedures for rechecking ballots.
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U S Ignored on World Court Deal In Senate Reservation
Washington reports indicate Cuba Greece and Liberia accepted reserve conditions set by the Senate for U S participation in the World Court agreement. Department officials describe the stance as perfectly normal and expect no effect on the broader conference agenda despite the action.
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Washington Briefs Highlight Address Etiquette Campaign
Assistant Postmaster General Bartlett leads a nationwide push to educate businesses on providing complete street numbers and addresses on all mail. Army air officers are probing the recent flight of Major Spats amid ongoing inquiries.
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The Rise of Radio in Modern Life
An examination of radio’s ascent shaping daily routines and culture. The piece notes accessibility, entertainment value, and its role in disseminating news, music, and serial programs across communities. It highlights technological advances and social impact.
Cornhusker News highlights and local developments in Nebraska
June bounty payments reach 600 crews in Adams county while Columbus residents push a viaduct over Union Pacific tracks. Carl Shaffer leads a group to acquire controlling interest in Gage County Electric. Hastings hosts a large Missouri Synod Lutheran festival in July. Pension boost granted for Civil War veteran George Hanson spanning 22 years. Central Nebraska Sheep Feeders meet in Central City on July 26. Southwestern Oil corp seeks oil and mineral rights with Stamford HQ. State grain figures show 1928 assets at 141.436 million and pastures at 18.414 million. Platte River bridge work progresses near Gib. Tax assessors report 17 million decline in farm land value across 88 counties. Auburn lowers tax levy to 23.67 mills, improving finances. Dawson county to send youths to 4H Aggie camp August 2–4. 130 attended last year. Potatoes plant a good start with subsoil moisture. state forecast slightly below last year. Kearney district early crop expected soon.
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Four Hundred from Nebraska and Western Iowa Here
The annual gathering includes a buffet supper at a telephone company event and theater party on July 29 31 with chartered streetcars to inspect the Exchange building and stockyards in South Omaha. Union Stockyards hosts luncheon and Carter Lake club hosts sports and a dinner dance on July 30. Breakfast closes the outing at the Chamber of Commerce Saturday.
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City council approves graveling of twenty blocks by Sept first
At a city council meeting David City plans to gravel twenty blocks of streets by September first. Bids will be received and work to start by August first, adding about four miles of gravel to the town’s roads not counting six miles of pavement laid years earlier.
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Platte County and Polk County Seek State Aid for Platte Bridge
Joint resolutions urge the state department of public works to provide state aid for a new bridge over the Platte River south of Duncan. The planned structure would connect Platte County and Polk County with one end in each county, aiming to ease transport and commerce.
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Registered Swine Bring Good Price at Diller Sale
The Diller The Wetmers sold hogs at an average of one dollar per pound, bringing strong bids and solid prices for the registered swine on market day.
Congress Sets New Pace in Lawmaking
The first session of the Sixty-ninth Congress produced 896 laws and resolutions in 158 days, setting a record above prior first sessions. Omnibus pension bills accounted for 2,717 private measures. if counted individually, total bills would reach 8,608. The Senate originated over half the statutes. overall output averaged about six laws daily.
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Cost of Corn Put At 1 42 Per Bushel In Iowa Reports
Des Moines Iowa corn belt committee reports the cost of producing a bushel of Iowa corn with a fair profit at 1 42. Comparable costs in Illinois Nebraska Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin range from 1 40 to 1 48 per bushel. The study uses a 100 acre farm capitalized at 148 per acre with 5 percent return and lists depreciation and other farm expenses totaling beyond the given figures.
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Strike Bill Reported At Seven Hundred Twenty Four Million
Government estimates a general strike would cost about 724.5 million pounds as debated in Parliament. The note outlines fiscal impact and policy implications of a large-scale work stoppage on national economy and public services.
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