Alliance Welcomes Nebraska T. P. A. Delegates
The Alliance Herald hosts the state convention with city and business support. Convention headquarters at Drake Hotel and Miller Brothers Store. Activities include Imperial Theatre sessions, special admittance by Eagles and Elks, and a fire department plunge for delegates to refresh.
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Alliance Herald
Post M
City of
Alliance
Alliance Commercial Club
People of
Western
Nebraska
L. H. Highland
Jack Hawes
S. W. Thompson
R. C. Strong
H. W. Hull
Mesdames
George D. Read
T. G. Hitchcock
Drake Hotel
Miller Brothers
Box Butte Avenue
Imperial Theatre
Eagles and Elks
Alliance Volunteer Fire Department
Clyde Curry Acquitted in Not Guilty Verdict After Thirteen Minutes
After a jury deliberated thirteen minutes, Clyde Curry was found not guilty of receiving stolen property. Mike Swayze’s case remains, with trial continued to the fall term. Swayze bound at six hundred dollars. Principal witnesses included Maiwalt and Thompkins. defense led by Westover and Mitchell.
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Clyde Curry
George Burke
Foreman
C. H. Fuller
G. H. Clayton
R. L. Harris
Bevary Curry
Herman Rehder
P. K. Chhristiansen
Thomas A. Green
Wm. Kinsley
George Hitchcock
G. P. Jones
R. R. Workman
Curry
Robert Maiwalt
Atlas
Ray Thompkins
Maiwalt
Mike Swayze
Earl Berry
Nell Thompson
Joe L. Westover
Wm. Mitchell
Basye
Fred “Wright
Scottsbluff
City seeks sealed bids on 500000 reservoir project
City council approved plans and specifications for the 500000 reservoir submitted by Grant and Fulton of Lincoln. The city clerk will advertise for sealed bids to be opened at council chambers on Tuesday night May 16. Copies of plans and specs available at the city light and water department or at Grant and Fulton offices.
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Grant and Fulton
Lincoln
Theouncil Chambers
Herald
Cty Light and Water Department
Grant and
Fulton
Alliance Council to Inspect Chadron Central Heating Plant
Alliance city officials will travel to Chadron on Tuesday May 2 to inspect the private central steam heating plant. They seek insights into operation and construction to aid plans for a municipal heating plant in Alliance. Lawler of Denver met with officials about the project and Hugh Linn left Alliance for Basin Wyoming to manage a creamery. Clarence Melvin of Cincinnati takes his place.
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Alliance City Council
Chadron
Nebraska
Alliance
Lawler
Denver
Hugh Linn
Alliance Creamery
Basin
Wyo
Clarence Melvin
Cincinnati
Mr. Lynn
City to Host Tractor Demonstration Tomorrow
City council schedules a demonstration by local tractor firms to compare machines after bids were opened weeks ago. A non biased expert will assist the committee as council members observe at Wm. Davidson's premises. A special meeting tomorrow will finalize a tractor deal and issue liquor licenses for the new year.
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Wm. Davidson
Enyeart badly hurt while working with horses
Enyeart a well known farmer and rancher in the county was seriously injured last week on his ranch when he slipped while guiding horses and a colt ran over him. He suffered a concussion and was unconscious for four hours though he has since begun recovering.
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Box Butte County
Enyeart
May Bring Suits Against Burlington Railroad for 49000
Joe L Westover Alliance attorney says a suit is contemplated against the Burlington railroad for 49000 by Katharine FE Castle as administratrix of John W Castle's estate. The case alleges earth thrown up parallel to the stock yards track after a wreck caused Castle's death. Settlement talks to follow.
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Joe L. Westover
Alliance
Herald
Burington
Katherine FE. Castle
John W. Castle
Mullen
Castle
FE. T. Clark
Burlington
Westover
Omaha
Frank FE. Hunsaker
Weir
Montaigue Fails to Appear for Seduction Case Trial
Earl M. Montaigue, charged with seduction and rape, did not show for his trial Tuesday morning after cash bond of $400 set last December. He had returned to Alliance recently and was in town Friday and Saturday, seeking to sell a Ford for cash. His attorney said trial was ready if Montaigue appeared.
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Earl M. Montaigue
Montaigue
Alliance Iast
Wm. Mitchell
Montaieue
Oberlies to speak at Alliance Christian Church series
Renowned lecturer L. Oberlies will headline a week of addresses at the Alliance Christian church starting Monday night. Special music led by Prof. John Havlik accompanies talks including Four Pictures and Crown of Opportunity, with topics spanning Tin Cans and Turnips to Why a Christian Church in Alliance. Marshal Wheeler aided in a kidnap case from Fort Morgan involving a five year old boy.
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L. &. Oberlies
H. J. Young
Alliance Christian Church
Oberlies
Father and Sons
Commercial Club
John Havlik
Christian Church Choir
Christian Church
Marshal Wheeler
Fort Morgan
Colo
Noma
R. H. Daniels
Wheeler
Mullen
Alliance
Visit the Alliance Hotel Modernized by J M Miller
The Alliance Hotel owned by J M Miller extends invitation to T P A delegates and convention visitors to tour the remodeled three story building. The hotel now offers hot and cold water in all rooms, many ensuite baths, a private telephone exchange, and a thoroughly modern setup.
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J. M. Miller
Alliance Hotel
Guthrie Forms Partnership With Samuel B Wright
John W Guthrie a prominent Alliance insurance man and former Alliance Commercial Club president formed a partnership with Samuel B Wright who was connected with the Missouri State Life Insurance Company The firm will be Guthrie Wright and will keep offices in the First National Bank building
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John W. Guthrie
Alliance Insurance
Alliance Comercial Club
Samuel B. Wright
Kent
Missouri
Life Insurance
Guthrie & Wright
First National Bank
Cox Arrests Man Wanted at Marshall Missouri
Frank Kidd, employed by Clarence Rosenberger at Hemingford, was arrested by Sheriff Cox after a tip from Sheriff Price of Saline County Missouri. Kidd, who says he does not know the charges, had been working in Hemingford since February 16 and previously traveled from Illinois. He will be sent to Missouri with a Marshall sheriff who is expected to arrive tomorrow.
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Frank Kidd
Clarence Rosenberger
Hemingford
Cox
Price
Saline County
Marshall
Kidd
Ilinois
Wyoming
Pacific Coast
Missouri
Damage suits against city on trial today
The spring term of district court convened with Judge H. M. Grimes opening the term as Judge Westover is disqualified. Cases today involve damages alleged from street grade changes on Box Butte avenue, with suitants Enoch Boyer, Mrs. Martha Miller, Albert Wiker, and Mrs. Anna Worley.
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H. M. Grimes
North Platte
Westover
Temperance service and Easter events at City Mission
A temperance service under the Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held at the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening with readings prayers and songs by the Women's Choral Club. An Easter service at the City Mission Sunday evening featured songs quartets and an educational fund collection of six dollars. The T P A dances at the opera house vary by seating, with Friday for members and visitors and Saturday open to all.
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Temperance
Presbyterian Church
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Onward Temperance Soldiers
Ee Women's Choral Club
McIntyre
Edward McIntyre
Women's Choral Club
Reynolde
A .M. EK
City Mission
Meadames Kirby
Glass
Selby Barton
Curl
Learner
Effie Slaughter
Messrs
Elmore
Green Selby
Mack Leanner
Lester Leanner
Curtis Kirby
Oscar Selby
Plano
Opera House
SAYS TIMES EDITOR IS SELF CONFESSED PERJURER
An Alliance Nebraga paper carries a protest letter accusing Ben J Sallows editor of the Alliance Times of perjury after a sworn ownership affidavit was published. The letter and affidavit reveal Sallows as editor and owner, with Mergenthaler Linotype Co named as a major security holder, and references to further exposure by Charles Wallace.
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Says Times
Alliance
Nebor
Alliance Herald
Ben J. Sallows
Alliance Times
pontoMece Department
Washington
Times
Marsh
KR. Metz
Mortgngees
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
New York City
Thompkins Sentenced to 1107 Years in Prison
Ray Thompkins received a total sentence of 1107 years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to larceny in district court before Judge H. M. Grimes. He remained jailed to await transport to the institution. He blamed Booze and a gang for the trouble and vowed to reform, saying the case involved the Atlas hotel robbery and linked to Clyde Curry's acquittal and Mike Swagge's upcoming trial.
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Ray Thompkins
H. M. Grimes
Thompkins
Robert Maiwalt
Atlas Hotel
Clyde Curry
Mike Swagge
Chadron Lad
Church Programs Shine With Strong Attendance and Music
Reports from several churches highlight strong participation. At the Christian church the largest Sunday school attendance yet was paired with a united service schedule and an early dismissal. The Methodist Easter service drew a large crowd, with 290 Sunday school attendees and generous hospital donations of 18 dollars in eggs and 26.80 dollars in cash. Six children were baptized, five joined the church, two received full membership, and the Easter concert featured Paul Thewas, Miss Mattie Clare Gifford, and Miss Leone Mallery in musical and reading selections.
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Christian Church
John Huviik
Methodist Church
Methodist Hospital
Anto
Paul Thewas
Heeldes
Mattie Clare Gifford
Leone Mallery
Pasteurized milk warned against by medical editor
The Ohio State Journal of April 2, 1916 reports the American Medicine editor cautions readers about pasteurized milk. He argues pasteurized milk reinfects more easily than raw milk and should be used quickly. Poor handling in transit or at home allows bacteria to grow, making it hazardous to health.
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Herald
Ohio State Journal
American Medicine
Meat market expansion at local grocery store
Carl Young shows improvement after rheumatism confinement. Mrs. F T Helpbringer and Mrs. John Burke visit Anna Ward at Edgemont. A D Rodgers installs a large new refrigerator and other butcher shop equipment costing about 1500 dollars. The meat market will be modern and occupy the back of the store.
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F. T. Helpbringer
John Burke
Kirs
Anna Ward
Edgemont
A.D. Rodgers
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Marshall, MO
J. W. Reed
All Etete Women's Choral Club
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America’’. Henediection
H. J. Youns
Derry
Mr. Sallows
Charlee Wallace
Says
Mlames Hoove
Gang
Carl Young
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