Fisher Found Guilty in Four Counts in Disbarment Case
The Lincoln hearing in the Chadron Hood-Crites-Fisher blackmail matter found Allen G. Fisher guilty on four of seven counts. The referee noted sufficient evidence to convict on irregular unprofessional conduct and to prove forged signatures in a lease case. Fisher was accused of evading a prior disbarment order by employing another attorney to handle his cases.
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Chadron- Omaha Hood-Crites-Fisher
Alliance
Lincoln
F. A. Barton
Fisher
Supreme Court
Mr. Fisher
Nellie Woodward
Chadron
Charles Hewins
Hewins
Susan
Fieher
Police seize Casper bootlegger in Alliance raid
Alliance police with Chief George Stafford and special officer Smith arrest K Suyefusa of Casper on bootlegging charges. Suyefusa operated a Casper liquor operation with two rooms, storing liquor in one and lodging in the other to avoid search. A tip from John Minor, who bought liquor from the suspect, sparked the case and led to the crackdown on the ring leader.
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Police of Alliance
George Stafford
Smith
Burlington
K. Suyefusa
Casper
Suyefusa
John Minor
Quez
Hwissydonnell Wedded Early This Morning
Kathrine O Donnell and Daniel Keeney were married at Holy Rosary Church Alliance by Father Manning. The bride is daughter of E O Donnell and has lived in Alliance and Pocatel lo where Keeney, a physician, recently discharged from service, will establish their home.
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Holy Rosary Church
Alliance
Manning
Kathrine O'Donnell
Daniel Keeney
Pocatello
Idaho
E. O'Donnell
Cheyenne Street
Keeney
Tello
Dr Hershman Named Burlington Staff Surgeon
Dr Hershman of this city was made Staff Surgeon by the Burlington railroad company after resigning his former medical examiner post. He has moved to new quarters in the Guardian Trust Co. building and says he is well positioned to care for his growing practice and new responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Company
Hershman
Burlington Railroad Company
Herelmran
Guardian Trust Co
Nooze and Black Men Mix Saturday Night
Two colored men Mistah Will Minor and Mistah Albert Youngblood were arrested Saturday night at Shelton colored restaurant on Box Butte after heavy drinking. Minor received thirty days for a second offense while Youngblood was fined £25 for intoxication. A further charge for disturbing the peace may follow after penalties are paid.
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Mistah Will Minor
Mistah Albert Youngblood
Shelton
Box Butte
John Barleycorm
Bagtile
Mistah Youngblood
Bhleks Group Launches 100 Member Campaign
The local lodge of the order of Bhleks PrP.C.E. begins a campaign to recruit one hundred new members starting January 16. About fifty pledges have been made and organizers expect to reach the goal. Proceeds from initiatory fees support the home’s furnishings and gymnasium equipment. A banquet and reception will follow upon completion. Mrs. Stephen J. Eppler recovers from influenza.
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Order of
BH. Prp. C. E
Fremont Fire Convention Plans For Big Event
Fremont Nebraska chief Harry Morse reports preparations for a large Firemen’s convention on January 21 22 and 23 with a warning to avoid postponement. Alliance band delegates threaten to visit and awake the town as in prior years. The piece also notes the death of George Howe former state association president and a wedding announcement for Miss Della Holsten and 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
Allianee
Harry
Morse
George Howe
Iie
State Associaton
Alliance Veterinarian Honored by Governor
An Alliance man was named state veterinarian by Governor elect S. R. McKelvie. Dr. W. T. Spencer of Alliance will head the office and oversee deputies and stock-disease control across the state. The appointment was praised as faithful and conscientious.
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S. R. McKelvie
W. T. Spencer
Alliance Roy Tels of Life in the U S Navy
Earl Wambaugh of Alliance recounts his U S Navy service aboard the Mt Vernon after 18 months at sea. He describes torpedo attack damage near Brest in 1918, rescue efforts, and crew bravery, plus experiences in Paris and Brest, hospital visits, and morale activities aboard the vessel during wartime service.
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Alliance
Roy Tels
U. S. Navy
Earl Wanbaugh
Matthew G. Wambaugh
Tian
U. S. S. Mt. Vernon
Denver
England
Bar Harbor
Boston Naval Yards
Atlantic
Earl Wambaugh
Sailor Wambaugh
Brest
France
Fred
Mt. Vernon
States
Lueck Smith
Fise
San Deleto
Spring Term District Court Dates Announced for 1919
Judge W H Westover of the Teth Judicial district lists the spring term dates for several counties. Cherry holds sessions January 13 and October 20, Box Butte February 3 and November 10, Dawes February 24 and November 24, Sheridan March 10 and December 8, Sioux May 12 and October 13.
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W. HH. Westover
Téth Judicial District
Cherry
Box Butte
Daws
Sheridan
Sioux
Fashion Shop Announces Annual Clearance
The Fashion Stop held a seasonal clearance of Ladlon Ready-to-Wear garments this week. With the season ending, stock is too large to fit new spring lines, and items will be carried over to adjust inventory. A full advertisement on another page will provide full particulars.
Horace Borne Store Busy Taking Annual Inventory
Horace Borne owner of the Horace Borne Store arrives from Seattle to oversee a busy annual inventory. The store reports strong sales in the past year and anticipates even better performance upcoming, with Otto Zamszow leading management and promising improved service to trade territory customers.
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Horace Boune Storm
Horace Hogue
Horace Borne
Seattle
Washington
Borne
Otto Zamszow
Scottsbluff to Host Firemen's Convention Negotiations
Scottsbluff plans to secure the next year’s firemen's convention and will send a strong delegation to the Fremont state convention in January 1920. The effort is backed by the Commercial Club and local merchants who urge the fire department to proceed, with support from Alliance Gering Mitchell Morrill and other western Nebraska towns.
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Star-Herald
Scottsbluffs
Scottsbluff
Scoitebluff
Fremont
Commercil Club
Fire Boye
Alliance
North Matte
Gering
Mitchell
Morrill
Nebraska
Delecates
Fronent
New Dairy Regulations Threaten Margin By Butter Makers
Nebraska butter manufacturers fear new rules will squeeze profits by capping margins to two cents per pound over producer prices and forcing costs into margins. Alliance Creamery plans $5000 modernization to meet the rule, with profits tied to average two month periods across the year.
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1. S& Food Aduulustration
Dewlerd
Hinson
Beatles
W. E.spitzer
Alliance Creamery
Nebraska Butter Makera and Creareering Association
Oumlin
Heppnee
Hartman Store Plans Second Annual Clearance Sale
Hartman store at Mars land announces Monday kickoff of a second annual clearance sale to clear surplus winter stock and make room for spring and summer merchandise. Mr Hartman urges patrons to take part in the sale and reap savings.
Troop Train Passes Through Alliance Sunday Night
A troop train carrying 435 soldiers moved from Vincouver Washington to Camp Sherman Ohio via Alliance en route to be mustered out. The unit, largely limited service men, included 420 enlisted men and 15 officers. They helped end the war effort by supplying the American air service and allies, with Epworth League volunteers serving coffee sandwiches and doughnuts to departing troops. The men appeared healthy and grateful as the train departed.
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Alliance
Camp Sterman
Chilcothe
Ohio
Vincouver
Washington
Camp
Sherman
Army of the Woods
Foeverseane
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Nebraska Native Private Welliver Dies of Wounds
Mrs Merle Welliver received official notice of the death of her brother Private Adelbert Marshall Welliver on Oct 2 from wounds in action. Born Superior Nebraska December 20, 1804, he moved to Illinois, farmed near Fisher Minnesota, and served in Company F 89th Infantry. He reached France in May 1918.
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Merle Welliver
Adelbert Marshall Welliver
Privvate Welliver
Superior
Nebraska
Illinois
Fisher
Minnesota
Welliver
Cobra
Camp Doder
Iowa
L89th
France
Alliance
J. M. Welliver
Lakeside Nebr
Cook
A. BF
Mia
Neal Moullenaar
Des Moines
Miss Merle Welliver
Lakeside
Nebr
Potato Market Firmer At Larger Centers
Weather in western Nebraska has halted potato hauling and shipping, leaving many potatoes in storage. The Midwest shows improved tone with higher prices and demand, especially in Chicago where No 1 white stock sold around 1.80 to 1.85 per cwt and Nebraska round whites were moving. several factors suggest outside trade may pick up after holidays as stocks deplete.
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Nebraska
Middle West
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michiigan
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Allen G. Fisher
Guity
Nebraska Supreme Court
Hwissydonnell
DR. Hershman
Noooze
Bhleks
Hondred
Stephen J. Epler
Rev. Eppler
The
Church of Christ
City of
Della Holsten
Marvin Dickenson
Scattebluff
F. F. Holsten
Wambaugh
America
Paris
Chateau Thierry
Biel
Buc
Saidor Wambaugh
Omaha Bee
Nellie O'Donnell
Sewenigfe
United States
Earl
New York
Chelsea
Maso
Vashion
Firemen's Convention
Crean Te
Epworth League of
M. K. Church
Private Welliver
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