Nebraska Senate under fire over progressive legislation
Lieutenant Governor Edgar Howard denounces the Nebraska senate for killing progressive bills and blocking measures from the House. He cites the senate’s organization by a pro-corporation majority and vows to publish records of each senator’s actions and the fate of the right-of-way bill.
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Edgar Howard
Lincoln
Nebraska Senate
Senate
House of Representatives
Columbus Telegram
House
Nebraska
Prohibition Bill Advances as Wet Support Increases
The house strengthens a dry bill with added provisions while wets shift stance to back the majority report. Senators Adams Burhman Doty Henry Lahners Samuelson Soost Spirk Tanner Wilson of Frontier initially opposed, then joined the majority. Final adoption followed signatures by Robertson Norton Thomas and Flansburge with only Mattes Moriarty and Strehlow voting no.
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Tures
House
Adams
Burhman
Doty
Henry
Lahners
Samuelson
Soost
Spirk
Tanner
Wilson
Frontier
Robertson
Norton
Thomas
Flansburge
Mattes
Moriarty
Strehlow
Prohibition Victory Praised By Nebraska Dry Leaders
Nebraska dry leaders credit the House and conference committee for strengthening the prohibitory bill House Boll 793 and call the final passage a triumph of firm stand and public support. The 94 roll-call vote members applauded the outcome with praise for the house and city senate members. A list of endorsers from the Nebr. Dry Federation and allied groups is included along with regional notes on local political activity and recent Alliance visits by postal workers and townspeople.
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Nebraska City
Omaha
Conference Committee
House
Senate
W. T. Thompson
Nebr. Dry Federation
H. F. Carson
Nebr
Anti-Saloon League
A. G. Wolfenbarger
Speakers Club
Elmer E
Local residents and visitors travel, work and misadventure notes
HEMINGFORD reports George Walker back at work after illness. Miss Hattie Grimes completes six months teaching in Klemke district. Elmer Noe returns after two months away. Grace Spacht visits Alliance with Carl Spacht. Alliance visitors include Mrs. McCorkle Mounts Gilman and Mrs. Poerodis of Denver. Various locals travel, shop, visit and recover from a car accident with minor injuries to occupants but damage to the Ford.
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George Walker
Hattie Grimes
Klemke
Elmer Noe
Grace Spacht
Alliance
Carl Spacht
McCorkle
Mounts
William Saling
Robert Ball
Walt Weddell
Hl. H. Pierce
Missee Doud
O'Neil
Chadron
Robt. Telford
Belva Geiger
Waco
Nebr
Mesdames Graham
Melick
Denver
W. F. Walker
Harold Whimers
Punk
Butler Barber Shop
Colorado
Ira Scribner
Ira
Misa Dickinson
Ray Wood
Wauneta
Antioch
Mr. Wood
George Roth
Ford
Jelinek
W. M. Fosket
George Fosket
Canton
N. Frohnapfel
L. Romer
Sixth Community Concert Sunday at Phelan Opera House
The sixth community concert is scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the Phelan opera house. The program is described as exceptionally fine and attendance is expected to match Easter Sunday crowds, with discussion of continuing summer concerts and possible alternate venues at the fair grounds. A brief meeting will follow to address organization and funding for hall costs.
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Phelan Opera House
Opera House
Fair Grounds
Concert program excerpts and community singing notes
The item lists program details including a band election portion, community singing with songs such as Flag of a Free and How Can I Leave Thee, and a Catholic choir. A student group and a trio featuring R Uniacke, Earl Puliss, and Mrs Zediker perform pieces like Lead Kindly Light and Sweet and Low.
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Iine
Estudientula—Catholic Choir
R. Uniacke
Earl Puliss
Mrs. Zediker
Risen
Chris
Community Choir Meeting and Song Selections
Short talk on community needs followed by a business meeting. Community singing includes Far Away and the Star Spangled Banner, selection by the band.
Money to Loan on Monthly Payments Offer
The firm F. B. Reddish & Son advertises loans with monthly payments. Readiness to help bundlers this spring is emphasized from their office at 202% Box Butte Ave.
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F. B. Reddish & Son
Box Butte Ave
Box Butte
Sand Hills
J. C. McCorkle
Nebraska Land Company
Alliance, Nebraska
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