Hungarian Red Army Split by a Revolution
A serious revolt breaks out in Budapest with demonstrations as troops stream into the city. Bela Kun’s offensive against Romania is postponed and the peace conference plans to view confiscation of securities as robbery. France Britain and the US resist troop deployment to Silesia. big five plus Belgium and Holland set July 29 talks on the 1829 treaty.
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Paris
Red Army
Budapest
Bela Kuns
Rumaniana
Bela Kun
Hungary
D’esprey
Co Wf
Supreme War Council
Russia
Wilson
Washington
France
Great Britain
America
Silesia
Belgium
Holland
Weatherly Pushes for Progressive Nebraskans to State Convention
Arthur L. Weatherly, secretary of the Committee of One Hundred, urges Nebraskans to nominate and elect progressive men to the forthcoming constitutional convention. He notes the 1875 constitution hampers modern Legislature and calls for brief new rules. Petitions should equal five percent of last election electors in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Weatherly
Committee of One Hundred
Nebraska
Mrs G W Johnson and Jeasie Edwards Visit Hot Springs
Mrs G W Johnson and her daughter Jeasie Edwards are visiting friends in Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Johnson
Jeasie Edwards
Hard Fought Contests Over Homestead Right
A long hearing before the Alliance land office regis ter and receiver addresses an eighty acre tract disputed in section 12 township 23 range 63 northeast of Migtare under an irrigation canal. H B E Gantz of Alliance represents the plaintiff and H V Honnold of Scottsbluff defends. sixteen witnesses testified and the case may continue another day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Range
Migtare
H. BE
Gantz
Alliance
H. V. Honnold
Scottsbluff
Alliance Land Office
Nebraska editors set for grand mid summer trip
The Nebraska Press Association plans an extensive editor family tour starting in Omaha on August 4. The journey traces north across the state with stops at Hastings Holdrege Curtis Holyoke and Sidney before reaching Gering and venturing into Wyoming. A band of newspaper staff will travel with Pullman sleepers baggage cars and an observation coach while editors wives and guests join in the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Press Association
Alliance
Community Club
Burlington
North Platte Valley
Omaha
Gering
Hastings
Holdrege
Curtis
Holyoke
Colo
Sidney
Neb
Wyoming
North Platte
Kearney
Grand Island
Boys
A. W. Ladd
Albion News
Frank E. Helvey
Lincoln
Haverley
Adam Brede
Hastings Republican
G. E. Condra
The
State University
Avery
Nebraska
the Press Association
Will Israel
Havelock
FE. R. Burcell
Broken Bow
C. C. Buck
Harvard
Frank O. Edgecombe
Geneva
J. P. O’furey
Hartington
Don van Deusen
Blair
Clark Perkins
Aurora
J. H. Walsh
Crete
Hugh McGaffin
Polk
Sunday Baseball Clash: Alliance vs Crawford Nine
Alliance management schedules a Sunday afternoon game at the fair grounds with the rebuilt Crawford Nine. The Crawford club substituted Fort Robinson previously due to unforeseen circumstances but now promises a genuine Crawford team, well prepared and in top shape for a real, snappy exhibition for local fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Baseball Club
Crawford
Fair Grounds
Fort Robinson
Alliance Boys
Days Now Fight Possession of Booze in Homes
Washington reports a split among prohibition supporters as bone dry factions seek to amend Volstead enforcement to ban liquor stored in private homes purchases before July 1. Wet and dry camps clash over further restrictions and search powers, with lawmakers debating amendments to keep alcohol out of private possession while permitting limited manufacturing of certain products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Democrats to Rally in Omaha Ahead of National Leaders Visit
Nebraska Democrats plan a July 24 rally in Omaha in coordination with national figures Homer Cummings chair of the DNC and Mrs Elizabeth Bass head of the DNC women's bureau. Also scheduled are Antoinette Funk and other national speakers with afternoon conference and evening luncheon. reservations are sought through W. W. Boye for $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Bass
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Woman's Committee
Omaha
Antoinette Funk
Washington, D. C
W. W. Boye
First National Bank
Burlington Fireman Whitley Leaves City
Burlington fireman A. N. Gun Whitley managed to leave the city, marking a notable departure from the fire department and residence. The report notes his exit and implies subsequent relocation or absence from duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
A. N
Whitley
The
City
Missing Silver Grill Cafe owner linked to debts and elopement
Joe C. Harvey, former owner of the Silver Grill Cafe in Alliance, disappeared after July 6, reportedlyers pursuing a Denver hotel venture. Creditors claim about $2,000 in accounts and another $500 in checks without funds. Harvey’s wife, Mrs. Harvey, says she cannot explain his silence and has hired investigators.
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Joe C. Harvey
Silver Grill Cafe
Alliance
Denver
Colorado
Lilian Donnelly
Harvey
Telly
Burlington Mncs
Messrs
Nebraska
Bank Reil
Hot Springs
South Dakota
The
Herald
John B Skips Frontier Days in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne Wyoming the Frontier Days festival runs July 23 to 26 and drying laws mean saloons stay closed. Families in the regional area previously avoided attendance to spare wives and children but expect a decorous yet thrilling celebration this year with the usual wild west sports intact.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Wyoming-Colorado-Nebraska
Germans claim Americans seek potash imports
The Berlin paper reports American potash importers sent a telegraphic demand to the German potash syndicate, suggesting the United States may avoid a full economic war. Leipziger Nachrichten notes no price agreement yet, but Americans find Germany's price cheap, amid fertilizer lobby expectations of favorable potash legislation.
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Hague
Holland
mThe
Deutsche Allgemeiine Zeitunge
Berlin
America
Alsace
Leipsiger Nachrichte
Germany
Nebraska
Washington
Alliance Boy Keeps Troop Trains Moving Homeward
A Charley Wykoff letter from France to The Haerald describes railroad work in the 14th Guard Division as troops head toward home. He mentions July 20 as a target for leaving the base, notes others due home, and includes a poem about engine work with lighthearted humor despite the distance.
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Chas. Wykoff
14Th Guard
France
Haerald
Charley
Baldwin
Bob Ralla
Montoir
Officers seize eighteen pints of bonded whiskey at Priessa home
Police searched the Wilson rooming house on Friday night and found no liquor. Acting on a tip, officers then found eighteen pints of bonded whiskey in outbuildings at Joe Priessa's residence. A hearing is set for early next week to determine ownership of the contraband goods.
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Wilson
Joe Priessa
Prohibition Rally Pleas Bring Families to Cheyenne
Hundreds of families formerly revelers will travel to Cheyenne for the show as the old man feels relief at home and knows his duty is done. The piece ends with a cheer for prohibition and a shouted crude line.
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Jawn
Cheyenne
Guardian State Bank Opens as Alliance's Fourth Lender
The Guardian State Bank, Alliance's fourth bank, will begin operation around July 25 in the Guardian Trust Company building erected in 1918. Dr. C. B. Hershman serves as president with Thomas Katen as vice president and secretary treasurer, while the board includes C. E. Hershman and others.
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Guardian State Bank
Alliance
Guardian Trust Company
C. B. Hershman
Guardian Trust Corp
Thomas Katen
Banking and Trust Company
Hie
Guardain Trust Company
Nebraska
C. E. Hershman
B. Wright
James Hunter
W. W. Norton
Chas. Tierman
Walter family member sets off on Minnesota vacation
Bert Walters of Miller Brothers news stand left the first of the week for a short vacation trip bound for Minnesota to join Mrs Walter on a brief holiday.
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Bert Walters
Miller Brothers News Stand
Minnesota
Walter
Hemingford Banker James Barry Found Dead in Hemingford Home
James Barry, seventy three, president of the First State Bank of Hemingford for twenty years, was found dead in his bed at his Hemingford home. A county pioneer, he served two terms on the board of county commissioners. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with G A R ceremonial rites at the cemetery conducted by Lexing ton Post No. 1527. Bearers were veterans in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barry
First State Bank of
Hemingford
Barry
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
R. M Blanchard
Lexington
Neighboring dispute ends with $5 fine for Jeffers
John P. Barger testified as complainant in County Court this week in a case against Charles Jeffers over a manure pile on lots owned by Barger. The judge found Jeffers greatly aggravated and imposed a $5 fine plus costs, paid by Jeffers.
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John P. Barger
Charles Jeffers
Barger
Mrs A J Cole Plans Week End Visit to Node Wyoming
Mrs A J Cole and her children intend to leave the last of the week for a visit to Node Wyoming. The trip announcement names Node as the destination and notes the planned departure time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cole
Node
Wyo
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Cafe MA Cashier
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Alliance Boy
States
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Tran
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Hemingford Banker
Strong Eee County
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