Washington Letter on Democratic Unity under Wilson
Congress member Clyde H. Tavenner reports Speaker Champ Clark’s intent to cooperate fully with President Wilson. He cites Clark’s pledge to unite Democrats, advance the Baltimore platform, and pursue tariff reform, trust busting, and a stronger labor program while warning against “Greeks bearing gifts” and traitorous Dem ocrats.
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Herald
Washington
Champ Clark
Preaide Wilsan
Baltimore
New House
8Er
Clark
Ocratic
Romig Thanks Friends After Ward Two Victory
Romig told Nerald reporter he wished to thank the voters of the second ward for the support shown him in his election and that he intends to fulfill his duties.
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Pyeb Romig
Nerald
Os Nenor
Copy Insertion Deadline Guidelines For Herald Staff
Herald editors urge contributors to submit copy by Tuesday evening or Wednesday morning to ensure insertion. Forms begin closing on Wednesday and late copy often requires holding over to the next issue.
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Herald
Farmers Unite for Efficient Agriculture and Fair Prices
The article argues for each cultivated acre to yield its best yearly, promotes soil friendly farm management, and urges farmer cooperation to control marketing and reduce middleman influence. It cautions organizers to bring producers closer to consumers and warns unorganized farmers risk being prey to powerful interests.
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Sol
Birth Announcement for Philomenia Bellwood Duncan
Mr and Mrs Bert Duncan announce the birth of Philomenia Caniscia Bellwood Duncan on April 1 1915 weighing seven pounds The Herald journal printed elegant ecards with blue borders and bebe ribbon to celebrate the new arrival.
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Herald
Job Devil
Ten Pound Boy Born to Clyde John Family
A baby boy weighing ten pounds was born Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde John. The mother Jolmeon is described as a step-daughter of W. Bochnun.
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Clyde Johnson
Jolmeon
W. Bochnun
Bernhardt Spectacle Draws Local Visitors in Lincoln
Mrs W T Schiupp and daughter Josephine with Mrs Rumend and J N Andrews traveled to Lincoln Sunday night to see Sarah Bernhardt at the Orpheum Theatre. W T Schiupp left Monday night to join them in Lincoln and continue to St Joseph to visit relatives. He will be away about a week while Mrs Schlupp remains a further week.
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W. T. Schiupp
Josephine
W. D Rumend
J. N. Andrews
Lincoln
Sarah Bernhardt
Orpheum Theatre
Sermon Planned for Alliance Encampment Lodge on April 27
It is announced that all members of the Alliance Encampment and Subordinate lodge of the S O O F are to attend a sermon to be preached to them on April 27.
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Alliance
Gadsby Leaves Alliance for Lincoln on Business
Geo G Gadsby departed Alliance Monday night for Lincoln to conduct business there for a few days.
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Geo. G. Gadsby
Alliance
Lincoln
Nebraska Senate Debates Insurance Reform and Water Bills
The Lincoln letter outlines Senate File 364 an insurance reform bill with a proposed split of the Insurance Department from the State Auditor and discusses public debates on Blue Sky laws affecting real estate and mining promoters Items cover Omaha water bill Senate File 17 water plant ownership and competition South Omaha stock yards and municipal rates The piece notes a Senate inquiry on Blue Sky Law and the Fuller telephone bill moving through both houses with county options for telephones and potential elevator additions at the Capitol
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Senate
State Auditor
Howard
Insurance
Omaha
South Omaha
Douglas County
Cordewl
Kansas
House
Taantle
Nebraska
Finance Committee
Capital Building
Italion
Supreme Court
Nebraska House approves H A House Roll 422 with three dissenters
The Nebraska House passed the bill to create the Nebraska Conservation and public welfare commission by a 90 to 4 vote with Banks voting no. An effort to amend in the Senate aims to fund the commission’s work, the bill drawn by the Nebraska Press Association with a commercial clubs committee, praised as broad and safeguarded. Nebraska leads in agricultural wealth and many Nebraskans seek prosperity, while some regret leaving Nebraska for opportunities elsewhere. Mrs. Frank Crouch of Angola arrived Alliance recently.
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State Board of Irrigation and Drainage
State Railway Commission
Keckley
York County
Thayer
Vicksburg
Mies
Theebraska
Senate
House
Nebraska Conservation and Public Welfare Commission
Banks
Nebraska Press Association
State Association of Commercial Clubs
End of the Rainbow Draws Farm Families North
The article notes seven hundred U S farm families per day moving into Canada drawn by Canadian land boasts and rail publicity. It mentions a last week sale train of thirty farms and a Texas land firm advertising.
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United States
Canada
Northorm
Minnesota
Texas Lands
Usat
Brief travel note on a visit with friends
A short fragment notes that she visited for a brief period with friends while staying in the area.
Mining trip to Crown King attracts travelers and repairs
Philip Nohe left for Crown King Arizona to inspect a valuable mining property. En route he stopped in Colorado Springs and joined his son Camille who is recovering from a serious injury. They plan to stay at the mine about a month. Also noted are visits from Chas L Ford of First National Bank and Eugene F E Ford returning from Chicago, plus A E Grebe and family heading to Denver to visit friends.
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Nebraska
Philip Nohe
Crown King
Arizona
Colorado Springs
Camille
Chas. L. Ford
First National Bank
Eugene FE. Ford
Alliance
Chicago
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Jajufen
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Angola
Joose-Wiles Biscuit
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