Classy wrestling show at Phelanoper House draws praise
A high quality wrestling program at the Phelanoper House featured several bouts. Hank Weber promoted and refereed as Logan Champ and William Florian clashed in entertaining lightweights. Champ won the first fall 17:66 and second 22:35, with Mills and Monier offering skilled exhibition.
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Phelanoper House
Hank Weber
Harry Mille
Dr. Hand
Logan Champ
Mr. Weber
Schaler
Davenport
Champ
Florian
Bar Nelson
Baicery
Annsclasore
Champione Spoktes
Hitself
Henry Mills
Wiliam
Rail receipts show Omaha leads Nebraska rail traffic in 1913
Estimates from the state railroad commission report reveal Omaha total rail receipts at 11,491,494 with South Omaha adding 4,458,569, giving the metro area near 17 million. Lincoln, Grand Island, Scottsbluff, Alliance, North Platte, Holdrege, McCook, Sidney and others follow with varying passenger and freight totals.
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Estate Railway Commission
Omaha
Central
Milwaukee
Chicago
Wabash
South Omaha
Nebraska
Lincoln
Magic City
Grand Island
Secottsbluff
Memmoth
Scotiebluff
Alliance
North Piatte
North Platte
Y M B C TONITE Bible Club Meets Tonight
The Young Men's Bible Club gathers in the club rooms this evening. Attendees are urged to attend the Bible club before the monthly business meeting and consider staying for the important items on the agenda.
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Young Men's Bible Club
Epworth League
The
Baptist Men’s Entertainment
Bible Club
Preliminary High School Debate Chooses Alliance Team
Last evening in the high school assembly room a preliminary debate selected a team to represent Alliance in the district debate. The question debated was whether regulating trusts is preferable to dissolving them. Judges included E. H Boyd Mrs Jerry Rowan and W W Wood. Michael Nolan Nell Tish and Max Wilcox received top honors and will form the district team.
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Ween
Con High School
Herald
Lester Beck
Paul Campbell
Michael Nolan
Marian Mote
Nell Tish
Max Wilcox
E. H Boyd
Jerry Rowan
W. W. Wood
Nell Tash
Max Wieux
Marian Mote Named Alternate for State Contest
The report notes Marian Mote was chosen as an alternate with a strong likelihood of placing among state contest winners.
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Marian Mote
Guernsey Young Businessman Visits Alliance
Leo Peterson a young businessman from Guernsey Wyoming arrived in Alliance on 304 yesterday for a few days of business and a visit with his old friend Harry Dubuque. The Herald learns Peterson may locate in Alliance but an definite announcement is pending.
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Leo Peterson
Guernsey
Wyo
Alliance
Harry Dubuque
Herald
Mr. Peterson
Indiana Wants Lower Taxes
A two day wide open statewide taxation conference opened at Indiana State University in Bloomington with Governor Ralston presiding. Officials economists tax commissioners and speakers from other states attended as they discuss a plan to replace the old property tax system.
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Bloomington
Ind
State University
Indiana
Ralston
Celebration of Apple Day Observed Across Washington
Seattle residents and statewide participants marked Apple Day with Governor Lister's proclamation. Women’s clubs sold apples in the streets and schools held special exercises as thousands sent gifts to relatives and friends in other parts of the country.
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Seattle
Wash
Lister
State of Washington
Arrested for Wife Desertion in Alliance Case
Don Grinstead a former Alliance man was removed from the pest house by county and city officers after refusing to leave quarantine. He and Marie Perry of Gordon Nebraska lived together. she recovered from illness and was released. Grinstead is said to have a wife and children in Humbokit Nebraska. The Falls City sheriff will transport him Friday noon back to that point.
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Don Grinstead
Alliance
Pest House
Grimstead
Marie Perry
Gordon
Nebr
Grimetead
Humbokk
Nebreeka
Perry
X- Mas
Falls City
Humbokit
Mrs Davis Sends Telegraph on Mother’s Improvement
Mrs Davis reports her mother at University Place is better after receiving a telegram from Mr Davis. Mrs Davis had planned to leave if there was deterioration. They say Mr Hobson of Alabama now allows an Underwood typewriter in his office.
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Wesoery
Casey
Stanley
Sone Oroups
Hobson
Alabama
Birthday Party for Davidson Celebrated in Honor
Mrs. William Davidson hosted a birthday party Wednesday evening for Mr. Davidson. Guests included Martha Patmore, D Gregg, A S Mote, Ed Young, L E Tash, Monte Hargraves, R E Knight, A D Rodgers, J Rowan, Glass, R Campbell, Dave Gregg, F W Irish, and L Lowery among others.
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William Davidson
Frederik VIII Sets Sail on First Voyage to New York
The new Scandinavian-American liner Frederik VIII, launched last May, left Copenhagen on its maiden voyage to New York amid a rousing farewell.
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Copenhagen
Frederik VIII
New York
Ohio Dairymen In Session At Columbus Fairgrounds
The Ohio Dairymen’s Association opened its annual meeting at the state fair grounds in Columbus today and will run through tomorrow. Experts outline profitable topics for dairying and allied industries amid an exhibit of dairy machinery and supplies.
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Columbus
Ohio Dwirg Dairymen's Association
Moral Reform League Meeting Opens Montana Convention
Representatives of churches and reform groups gather in Helena for the annual Moral Reform League of Montana. The league plans a vigorous drive this year to push laws restricting prize fighting horse racing white slavery and the social evil. The program features musical numbers vocal solos and talks on salvation ethics and Jesus.
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League To Reform
State of
Montana
Helena
Mont
Morel Reform League of
Meetings Grow in Interest at M E Church Service
The leadership of the meetings at the M E church drew a strong crowd despite a prior High school debate. The program featured a fire themed topic and varied musical numbers by young participants. Future sessions run 7:30 to 8:30 with solos, solos and an orchestra planned for Thursday and Friday evenings.
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M. E. Church
Feual Mnet
Villa imports ammunition to support Villa rebellion
El Paso reports 37,000 rounds and 700 rifles from local dealers sent across the border to Mexico for General Villa. U S army and customs officials received orders to permit arms passage and expect rapid shipments to Juarez in coming weeks.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico
Vlla
United States Army
Juarez
Villa
Captain Inch Heads New Steamship on Maiden Voyage
Rottterdam February 6 The Principelle the Uranium Line’s largest vessel sails from here on its maiden trip to New York Captain Francis Inch commands the ship previously at the helm of the Volturno which burned last October with heavy loss of life and for which he was later exonerated and praised for bravery and efficiency
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Rottterdamm
Principelle
Uranium Line
New York
Francis Inch
Volturno
French Memorial Unveiled for Captain Scott in Alps
Paris February 5. The Captain Scott memorial, funded by private subscription in France, was unveiled on the Col de Lautaret in the French Alps. The British explorer tested motor sleighs in March 1906 before his dash toward the South Pole. The ceremony was under the auspices of the French Alpine Club.
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Paris
Captain Sco
France
Col de Lautaret
French Alps
South Pole
Social Postponed By Blizzard At Baptist Church
The social planned by the men at the Baptist church this evening has been postponed for one week due to today’s blizzard causing a change in plans.
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Baptist Church
Navy acknowledges Daniels judgment at last
A terse dispatch notes the U S Navy moving toward recognizing a judgment involving a person named Daniels, signaling a shift in stance after protracted deliberation.
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U. S. Navy
Ladies of International Custom Cutters meet President Wilson
Members of the International Custom Cutters Association of America visiting Washington attended the annual convention and were received by President Wilson at the White House.
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Washington, D. C
International Custom Cutters’ Association of America
White House
Wilson
Special Sermon Sunday at Baptist Church
Rev Barret will preach Sunday morning on a special subject by request. The sermon title is Home Distinctive Baptist Principles and is heard at the Baptist church.
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Barret
Baptist Church
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Moral Reform League Meeting
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Carl Thomas
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Rev. Baker
Sinowing
Meran Grebe
Mr. Clements
Leuters
Miss Keech
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