Allen G Fisher Found Guilty in Four Counts
The Lincoln hearing on Friday found Allen G Fisher guilty on four of seven counts in the Chadron Omaha Mood Crites Fisher blackmail case. The referee noted sufficient evidence for irregular, illegal and unprofessional conduct and did not make a sentencing recommendation to the supreme court.
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Alliance
Lincoln
F. A. Barton
Fisher
Supreme Court
Mr. Fisher
Nellie Woodward
N Chadron
Charles Hewins
Hewins
Susan
Aosa
Police Nab Casper Bootlegger in Alliance raid
Alliance police chief George Stafford and Special Officer Smith arrest K Sugefusa of Casper, proprietor of a Casper restaurant, for bootlegging. He allegedly used two-room stashing to evade searches, distributing liquor to agents in multiple towns. A color man’s tip led to the arrest, seen as catching the ring leader.
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Police of Alliance
George Stafford
Smith
Burlington
K. Sugefusa
Casper
Suyefusa
Tt le
John Minor
Miss Kathrine O'Donnell Weds Dr Daniel Keeney in Alliance
A morning ceremony at Holy Rosary Church Alliance united Miss Kathrine O'Donnell and Dr Daniel Keeney of Pocatello Idaho. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs E O'Donnell 404 Cheyenne Ave Alliance was educated here and has lived in Pocatello. the groom a physician recently discharged from service prepared a home there. Friends of Mrs Keeney in Alliance extend best wishes.
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Holy Rosary
Alliance
Manniage
Kathrine O'Donnell
Daniel Keeney
Pocatello
Idaho
E. O'Donnell
Cheyenne Fleet
Allance
Keeney
Della Holsten
Marvin Dickenson
Murriage
Scotlebluff
Mra
Fef Holsten
Thin City
Green
Denver
Dr Hershman Named Burlington Staff Surgeon
Dr Hershman of this city was named Staff Surgeon by the Burlington railroad company in recognition of his service at fairs. He has moved to new quarters in the Guardian Trust Co building and anticipates a larger practice and added duties.
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Burlington Company
Hersman
Burlington Railroad Company
Herre Mran
Guardian Trust Co
Booze and Black Men Mix Saturday Night
Two Black men Mistah Will Minor and Mistah Albert Youngblood were arrested after a drunken altercation at the Shelton colored restaurant on Box Butte. Minor received thirty days for a second offense and Youngblood was fined $25 for intoxication. a peace disturbance charge may follow upon payment of penalties.
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Mistah Will Minor
Mistah Albert Younblood
Shelton
Box Butte
John Barleycorn
Mistah Youngblood
HLKS Campaign For One Hundred Members In Lodge Drive
The local BPOE lodge will start a recruitment drive January 16 to add one hundred new members. About fifty have pledged. funds from initiatory fees will furnish the home and gymnasium equipment. A banquet and reception will follow the drive. Mrs. Stephen J. Epler is recovering from influenza.
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Order of
B. P.O. BE
Fremont Fire Convention Set Amid Plans and Memories
Alliance leader John W. Guthrie receives Fremont Fire Department notice of a January convention in Fremont with plans for a large event. The piece notes the death of George Lowe, ex-president of the Nebraska state association, and reports the marriage of Della Holsten to Marvin Dickenson in Alliance.
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John W. Guthrie
Alliance
Nebraska State Volunteer Firemen's Association
Fremont Fire Department
Fremont
Nebraska
Guthrie
Wiley
Omaha World- Herald
Norfolk
Wake
Alliance Boys
Harry & Morse
George Lowe
Ile
State Associaten
Alliance Veterinarian Named State Veterinarian by Governor
An Alliance man, Dr. W. T. Spencer, was appointed state veterinarian by Governor elect S. R. MecKelvie. The office carries duties over deputies statewide and responsibility for stock disease control. Dr. Spencer is praised for faithfulness and conscientious service.
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S. R. MecKelvie
W. T. Spencer
Spencer
Celal
Alliance Boy TeNs of Life in the U. S. Navy
Alliance youth Karl Wambaugh, home on furlough after eighteen months in the U S Navy, recounts his wartime service aboard the Mt Vernon formerly the German ship Crown Princess Cecelia. He details collision with a submarine, bravery of crew, Paris and Brest experiences, and life in wartime France before returning to New York and Chelsea for duty.
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Karl Wambangeh
Alliance
Matthew G. Wambaugh
U. S. Navy
Herald
Mt. Vernon
Denver
Karl
Uwlinois
Otneemaann
Cecelia
Fatherland
England
Bar Harbor
Boston Naval Yards
Atlantic
Karl Wambaugh
Sailor Wambaugh
Brest
France
States
San Delgo
Exec
Sallora
oFi Lowe
Wambaugh
Mr. Verton
U. S.S
America
Paris
Mirfel
Nee
Pario
Omaha Bee
Noelle O'Donnell
Brent
United States
Barl
Earl
New York
Chelsea
Mass
Spring Term of District Court Dates Released
Judge W H Westover announces 1919 district court terms. Cherry January 13 and October 20. Box Butte February 3 and November 16. Days February 24 and November 24. Sheridan March 10 and December 8. Sioux May 12 and October 13.
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W. H. Westover
Io Judicial District
Cherry
Box Butte
Sheridan
Sioux
Fashion Shop Announces Annual Clearance Event
A local fashion shop advertises its annual clearance with ladies ready to wear at reduced prices. A full page ad on another page promises details and future items while many items will be carried over to next season.
Horace Bogue Store Stock Increases Amid Busy Sales Force
Horace Bogue, owner from Seattle, arrives to oversee a strong sales push as the Horace Bogue Store reports solid annual business and crowds expect a future outpacing the past. Otto Zamzow, the manager, praises full values and courteous service that have built a growing patronage.
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Horace Bogue
Seattle
Washington
Bogue
Otto Zamzow
Scottsbluff Targets Firemen’s Convention In 1920
The Scottsbluff Volunteer Fire Department plans to host the next annual firemen’s convention in January 1920. A strong local delegation will attend the Fremont state convention next month with backing from the Commercial club and merchants. Delegates from Alliance North Platte Gering Mitchell Morrill and other western towns will support Scottsbluff’s bid to bring the convention home.
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Star-Herald
Scottebluffs
Scottsbluff Volunteer Fire Department Iis
Scoltasbluff
Fremont
Commercial Club
Fire Boys
Cleo
Allianée
North Platte
Gering
Mitchell
Morrill
Nebraska
Frenchont
Butter Makers Face Tight Profit Margin Under New Rules
The U S Food Administration imposes margins on butter pricing for manufacturers dealers and brokers with a two cent commission cap and five cent max overall margin per pound. Nebraska combined groups meeting in Omaha report the rule aims to remove middlemen and push efficiency though small profits for creameries like Alliance.
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U.S
Butte
W. E.spacer
Alliance Creamery
Nebraska Buttac Makera and
Cremnerlea Association
Omaha
Hogance
Hartman Store at Mars Land Announces Second Annual Clearance
The Hartman store at Mars Land will begin on Monday its second annual clearance sale to make room for spring and summer merchandise. The store urges patrons to act quickly to take advantage of savings and avoid carrying over surplus winter goods.
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Ble Hartman
Marsland
Hartman
Herald
Troop Train Through Alliance Sunday Night
A troop train carrying 435 soldiers passed through Alliance Sunday night en route to Camp Sherman. Of the travelers 420 were enlisted men and officers. The unit helped end a major campaign by logging thirty million feet of spruce for the American air service and allies. Epworth League members provided coffee, sandwiches, and doughnuts to those deboarding, earning grateful praise from families.
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Alliance
Camp Sterman
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Private Welliver Born in Nebraska and Killed in Action
Mies Merle Welliver received formal notice December 18 of the death of her brother Private Adelbert Marshall Welliver who died October 2 from wounds in action. He was born December 20, 1894 in Superior Nebraska and moved with his parents to Rock Island Illinois at age four. He later managed a wheat farm near Fisher Minnesota before enlisting February 27, 1918 and serving with Company F 189th Infantry in France. He spent a summer in Alliance with his father J. M. Welliver and had two sisters Mrs Neal Follenaor Des Moines Iowa and Merle Welliver Lakeside Nebraska.
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Mies Merle Welliver
Adelbert Marshall Welliver
Privvate Welliver
Superior
Nebraska
Rock Island
Illinois
Fisher
Minnesota
Welliver
Camp Doder
Iowa
Des Molines
Mins Merle Welliver
Lakeside
Nebr
Potato Market Firmer at Larger Centers
Weather in western Nebraska froze the potato flow and storage stock is ready to move when conditions improve. Midwest demand revived after holidays with prices advancing. Chicago leads with a firmer tone and Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan No.1 white stock trading around 1.80 per cwt and bulk white stock near 1.76 to 1.80.
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Nebraska
Middle West
Chicago Chicagoa
Christos
Ormer
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michean
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Allen G. Fisher
Guity
Nebraska Supreme Court
Missydonnell
DR. Hershman
Burlington Sughon
HLKS
Stephen J. Epler
Rev. Eppler
The
Church of Christ
Guthrie H
Alliance Boy
Scottsbluff
Firemen's Convention
Mpnorth League of M. BE. Church
Private Welliver
State OF
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