Dexter T Barrett Deputy Attorney General of Nebraska
Dexter T Barrett served as Deputy Attorney General of Nebraska from January 26 1915 to June 1 1917. He prepared tried and won in state and federal courts including the John OConnor Henry Kellar cases and a Rock Island railway occupation tax suit. He also helped draft public health rules and earned praise from a former governor for his painstaking work and reliable service.
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Dexter T. Barrett
Nebraska
State University
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Nelson
Roderick Dhu Sutherland
Golda A. Sutherland
United States Treasury
Grant L. Shumway
Mr. Barrett
Melvin E. Barrett
France
John O'Connor
Henry Kellar
Adams County
Patterson
Central State
State Banking Board
Rock Island
State Board of Health
Pharmacy Board
Medical Board
Board of Health
Nurses Board
Dental Board
Barrett
Leading Stockmen Endorse Senator Norris at Alliance Convention
Edward L. Burke of the National Stock Growers Association praised Senator Norris for aiding the stock growers. The endorsement lauds Norris as a strong member of the Senate agricultural committee and credits him with securing an essential tuberculosis investigation and treatment appropriation. Washington letters quote Senator Borah endorsing Norris as a principled public servant and urging a Norris vote in Republican primaries on August 20.
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Edward L. Burke
National Stock Growers’ Association
Alliance
Burke
Senator Norris
Senate Agricultural Committee
Norris
Washington, D. C
George Norris
House
Senate
W. E. Borah
U.S
Nebraska Candidate Urges War Support in 1918 Campaign
A Nebraska resident requests support for his past public service and pledges loyal backing for President Wilson to win the war. He notes Grant county homestead roots, long Nebraska residence, and permanent Secretary of State duties at the capital. Primary August 20 and general November 5, 1918.
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Nebraska
Wilson
Omar
Lincoln
Grant County
How He Foretold Weather at Whitby Tale of Moon Halo
A London Mall item recounts a Whitby belief that a halo around the moon signals weather change as seamen say the “moon dogs” presage a shift. It includes a Torquay fisherman who claimed he foresaw a gale after seeing a star ahead of the moon towing and another astern.
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Whitby
Torquay
London ‘Mall
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