Post Armistice Loans and War Supplies Price for France
Details outline post armistice loan terms for France with a sixty two year payment period matching British and Belgian settlements. Interest set at 3 percent, total debt adjustments reduce payments by crediting excess interest paid during war years. A ten year minimum period shapes a long refunding phase with very low early payments.
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Gid Ak Daria Circomedare
Ganodton
Aix
France
Ies
Ee Oma
Erin Warned in Attack Report Mention
Fragmentary note references warnings and an attack linked to a Gen dail context. Names, places, and clear actions are unreadable, leaving only vague phrasing about warnings and an assault.
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Ayy Euoygh
Erin
President Coolidge OK's Bah on British Colonialist Yards
President Coolidge approves a British colonialist yards project tied to the Volant base. The briefing notes indicate official support and potential strategic implications for allied naval operations.
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President Coolidge
O. K's
Fragmentary courthouse note from Supreme Court office
Fragmented lines indicate a note or filing from the Supreme Court office regarding a matter linked to the San Yolimes area. The readable text suggests official action or record handling within a governmental legal office.
Navy aviator flies five miles a minute in Curtis racer
Mitchel Field reports Lieut Alford Williams piloting a 2 200 pound Curtis racer at 302.3 mph, aiming to win October Pulitzer race. The plane balances at high speed and performs steep spirals before a near-ground dive. Unofficial world record surpasses French flyer Bonnet’s 278 mph. Vehicle to Manhasset Bay for four mile test for Jacques Schnieider trophy at Baltimore in October.
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Mitchel Field
Alford Williams
Williams
Navy
Adj.Florentin Bonnet
Manhassett Bay
Jacques Schnieider
Osceola To Hold Fall Festival And Local Notices
Local area items report Osceola hosting a fall festival, a Nebraska Walther League convention set for Omaha, and a sequence of obituaries and community notices including church anniversaries, school openings, and civic events across the region. Names include Paul Cartensen, Samuel D. Bouvier, John Thomas Marsh, Léonard Buckles, D.O. Bristol, and figures from Papillion, Sprague, and Gothenburg.
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Dawson County
York
Saiba
Nebraska Walther League
Omaha
Sepee Y Dam
Euite
Cite Alle
Paul Cartensen
Gay Barn
Columbus
Samuel D. Bouvier
John 'Thomas “Marshal
Panama
Léonard Buckles
Pawnee City
Acev
Nebraska
D.O. Bristol
Charley
Dakota County
Homer
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Papillion
State Penitentiary
Thursary
Bellevue Christian Worker ‘College
Betzer
Lincoln
Nebraska State Federation of Labor
Egger
Fred A. Egger
Sprague
Gothenburg
Chamber of Commerce of
Neligh
Arthur D. Brownell
Norfolk
Izaak Walton League of America
Howard’ Miller
Battle Creek
Valentine
Walter Harmer
Avoca
Nebraska News Of Interest and Railroad Contentions
A fragmented summary notes Nebraska delegates at a convention and a decade of railroad contentions. Federal decrees sustain railroad state-law conflicts and transform temporary injunctions into permanent rulings.
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Nebraska News
Lincoln
CIA
Federal
Dedication of New Masonic Home in Plattsmouth Nebraska
The Nebraska Masonic home in Plattsmouth was dedicated by the grand lodge and home board. The three story facility with basement cost 125000 and will hold forty beds as the first in a series of new buildings on the grounds. Baby contests at the State Fair crowned Betty Kimball and Richard Hay as Nebraska’s finest babies with scores near perfect.
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Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Lincoln
Betty M. Kimball
Arthur’ Kimball
Richard
Hay
R. S. Hay
Custer County Tops Lincoln County in Farm Value Total
Lincoln chamber of commerce report ranks seven counties by value of field crops and livestock. Custer County leads with a grand total of 17,886,800. figures exclude dairies and related products.
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Custer
Lincoln
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce
Hunting Season Opens Across State With Guards On Water
The 1935 hunting season opens and bodies of water in the state are guarded by armed hunters. Officials stand ready to enforce game laws and report little trouble with lawbreakers.
County fair draws record crowd this year
An issue of 58000 in water bonds was registered with Orneales by the town of county. The bonds were turned over to purchasers who are citizens of the DuBois community.
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Pawntee
DuBois
Care of those aided at friends' homes noted
Readable fragments indicate some individuals were cared for at the homes of friends in the area. The text implies support networks assisted shelter or lodging arrangements during the period described. Specific names or dates are not clearly legible.
La Follette Wins Senate Nomination in Wisconsin
Milwaukee reports Bob La Follette secured the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate with about 160 000 votes in early returns, leading over Wilcox and McGovern. Across 2 260 precincts La Follette shows a wide plurality, while Wilcox carries the First District as a conservative stronghold.
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Milwaukee
Bob
LaFollécty
I Dte
States Senate
Wilcox
Ofte
Gotivention
Young Mob
la Follette
McGovern
Woodward
Daniel Woodward
Osh
Kosh
Aoe
Be Annes
Wiliam Fete Wpa
A. Walkaway
Jane Charles B. Rogers
Charles MacVeagh Named Ambassador to Japan Questioned
A Washington report suggests President Coolidge may nominate Charles MacVeagh for the post in Tokyo. The brief notes MacVeagh maintains a Washington residence, practices in New York, and is a member of a law firm with ties to the United States Steel Corporation as general counsel.
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Washington
Coolidge
Charlies
MacVeagh
MacVeaghie
New York
Ennings, Russell and Davis
Warneral Eatth
United States ‘Steel Corporation
Peoria Judge Assails Federal Dry Officers
Peoria Circuit Judge T N Green assails federal dry officials over a six week liquor raid crackdown that led to about 200 arrests and spurs a September grand jury review in Peoria Indiana.
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Peoria
Lone Wolf
Asher
United States Dry Agent
T. N. Green
New York Senator Walker Secures Democratic Nomination
New York State Senator James J. Walker wins the Democratic nomination with support reportedly from Tam Ted and allied groups, signaling strong party backing and upcoming campaign momentum.
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New York
James J. Walker
Sao
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Bolivia
James Parker
Salem, N
Air Service Inquiry Committee
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
New
Air Service
Ick Perusa
Lomasa
Padge
Wisconsin
R ‘Ican
Robert LaFollette
Charles MacVeagh
Japan
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