Reappointment of Alliance police chief and fire dept plans
City Manager N A Kemmish reappoints C J Jeffers as chief of police and Frank Rickman as chief engineer over the water and light department with a plan to reorganize the fire department and split public utilities into two divisions. Carl H Rockey named superintendent of distribution, while policy emphasizes adherence to city state and federal laws and ordinances amid potential criticism.
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N. A. Kemmish
Charles Jeffers
Alliance
Kemmish
Frank Rickman
C. W. Jeffers
Public Utilities Department
Carl H. Rockey
Opening Game of Midwest League in Scottsbluff
Alliance fans packed Scottsbluff to watch the Midwest League opener where the Sugar City team defeated Casper 7 to 1. The crowd, drawn by local Shrine club activities, filled the grandstand and bleachers with full auto parking. Only runs came in the third and seventh innings. otherwise a near no-hit contest.
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Alliance
Midwest
Scottsbru
Sugar City
Casper Aggregation
Scottsbluff
North Platte Valley
Denver
Casper
Governor vetoes Nebraska movie censorship bill
Gov Mckelvie declares home the proper place to teach morals and curtail constitutional liberties. He vetoes H R 113 at noon Thursday, warns censorship would threaten press freedom and submerge parental responsibility to the state, urging continued parental guidance over children’s viewing.
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Cate Ie
Nebraska
Wanamaker's Early Sales Note and Ad Idea
John Wanamaker records show $24.67 gross on his first business day with $0.67 kept as change and $24.00 spent on newspaper advertising. He remarks that the only clear value of direct and instant benefits to merchant and customer lies in newspapers with known circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
Department Store
Boy Charged With Arson Gets Off Easy
Lloyd A. Wright, 19, son of FE B Wright of Arkansas City Kansas, pled guilty to a misdemeanor in county court for arson related charges. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs about 150, paid by his father who traveled from Kansas.
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Lloyd A. Wright
FE. B. Wright
Arkansas City
Kan
J. C. McLean Place
Alliance
Basye
Kansas
Tash
District Court
Westover
Ann
Wright
Postoffice Urges Early Mail to Speed Service
Bulletin from the local post office cites Will H. Hays urging patrons to mail letters earlier and more often. The aim is to reduce end of day pileups and improve sorting, with Washington as a model where daytime mail lightened the workload and boosted efficiency. Alliance businesses are asked to cooperate for faster, better service.
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Will H. Hays
Alliance
Post Postmaster General
Washington
Potash Plant Debt Fractions Spur Allied Suit Settlement
Three friendly suits totaling over 200 000 were filed in district court against Alliance Potash Company owner of a plant at Antioch. Herman J. Krause sues as surviving partner for notes dating from 1919 and a 59 893.36 claim assigned by Newberry Hardware. R M Hampton seeks 203 000 on notes guaranteed by John Krause. The plant has not operated for six months and the suits aim to settle the Krause estate and company affairs without bankruptcy.
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Alliance Potash Company
Alliance Capital
Antioch
Herman J. Krause
Krause Bros
Krause
Newberry Hardware Company
R. M. Hampton
Joe
Red Cross Keeps Home Service Bureau Activity in Box Butte
Box Butte county Red Cross directors decide to continue the organization for now and close the home service bureau office at the courthouse Saturday. Robert Graham remains chairman Ira E. Tash vice president Dr H A Copsey treasurer and Miss Josephine Ganson secretary.
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Box Butte County
Tash
Redroas Home Service Bureau
Woman's Club
Thomas M. Temple
Central Division
Chicago
Mr. Temple
Herbert Hoover
Red Cross
Europe
Near East
Miss Ganson
Births Reported For Reed and Waters Families
The district notes the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Reed of Berea on April 27. Hazel McAllister, former Alliance teacher, is Reed’s former name. Additionally Mr and Mrs Dick Waters of Toronto Canada welcomed a daughter on April 17. Waters is formerly Miss Mabel Wiker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Al Wiker of this city.
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Ord
Frank Reed
Berea
Weather forecast for Alliance area
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with warmer conditions. The forecast covers Alliance and surrounding areas with temperatures rising through the period.
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Alliance and Vicinity
Dr. J. R. Gettys to Speak at Methodist Service
The Methodist church invites the public to hear Rev. Dr. J. R. Gettys of Lincoln, noted author and lecturer, at morning and evening services next Sunday. Gettys, a former pastor of large western churches, will discuss The Trail of the Sky Pilot in the morning and Solving the World's Problem in the evening. He currently serves as corresponding secretary of the Nebraska conference claimants society of the Methodist church. Also noted is Lloyd Johnson and family moving to a corner home on Laramie and Eighth Street from R. E. Plumbe.
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Methodist Church
J. Je Gettys
Lincoln
City Council Sets Mayor and Council Salaries and Creates Sewer District
The Alliance city council, led by City Manager Kemmish, approved a salary plan fixing the mayor at 500 and councilmen at 180 per year and adopted a measure docking members for missed meetings. They also created Sewer District No 39 covering blocks H and E, Nebraska addition, and debated higher licenses for plumbers and moving picture houses.
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Kemmish
Hampton
H and E
Nebraska
Alliance
Myda Virdie
Mia
Evelyn McElhaney
George J. Hand
Judge Tash Fines Booze Barn Owner After No-Show
Virgil Schrautmeier faced a $100 fine for keeping intoxicating liquor at the Wilson barn. He was given forty eight hours to borrow money but failed to appear. Sheriff Miller and Chief Jeffers raided the barn uncovering home brewed whiskey in a box stall. The county attorney hinted at closing the barn as a public nuisance, while Schrautmeier claimed ignorance of the liquor.
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Tash
Virgil Schrautmeier
Schrautmeier
Virgil
Wilson Barn
Nebraska
Miller
Jeffers
Melansrhlins
W. J. Leelah
Judge Tash
Basye
Final Chapter in Guyton Case Ends in Nolle Prosequi
District Judge Hobart released the bond on Guyton pending appeal after County Attorney Grimm filed a nolle prosequi. Guyton had been accused of assaulting Marie Dawkins at the Lincoln? saloon. The case was dismissed. Guyton’s appeal to the supreme court remains. An affadavit from a key witness claims prior testimony was false.
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Jack Guyton
Scottabluff News
Hobart
Guyton
Supreme Court
J. L. Grimm
Nolle
Marie Dawkins
Lincolne Samnaygus
District Court
P. J. Barron
Appethere
Denver
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