War threat looms as Bulgaria faces turmoil and Balkan tensions
Berlin reports the Sofia cathedral bombing that killed about 200 people mirrors Sarajevo shocks. Russia mobilizes in southern Ukraine as Yugoslavs press Bulgaria amid revolts. Bucharest notes Romanian troop movements toward Russian fronts, while Belgrade cites Bulgarian premier resignation talks and possible break with Sofia.
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Senate Debated Nonsectarian Economic Policy Says Dawes
Vice President Charles G. Dawes addresses the Senate on limiting debate and unity. He stresses patriotism and nonpartisan cooperation while urging a cooperative approach to policy, arguing the Senate should consider broader restraint and collaboration.
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Pershing Urges Strong Merchant Marine Support
General Pershing in a Pan American address urges strengthening the United States merchant marine to support national defense and economic mobility. He stresses a robust merchant fleet as essential to the country’s security and global trade standing.
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Federal case tests highway control over interstate routes
The United States sues to block an irrigation canal crossing the Lincoln highway arguing construction threatens interstate traffic and federal property. The case seeks a restraining order. Attorney General Sargent directs action through U S District Attorney Albert Ward in Indianapolis.
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Collins Body Removed From Sand Cave Trap
In Kentucky's Taty county the body of cave explorer Collins was found in a sand cave after a trap released his leg. Friends identified the corpse and it was removed to a local undertaker.
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Four Sentenced in $1,600,000 Stock Swindle Case
Four men were convicted and sentenced to prison for their roles in a stock swindle worth $1.6 million. The scheme involved the Moore Motor Vehicle and other entities as authorities allege inflated figures and deceitful sales practice. Proceedings occurred at Danville, Lea and Gast counties, with the convicts awaiting transfer to state penitentiaries.
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Nebraska News Briefs Highlight Elections, Infrastructure
Local reports note meetings of eye specialists in Omaha on May sixth and a 100 piece women's band discussion. Fremont paves downtown streets, York campaigns against speeders, and Lincolns prepare for state track championships. Also includes court house contracts at Franklin and crop forecasts, plus a major hail storm in Falls City causing extensive damage.
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