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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
4
Candidate announces for Box Butte County Sheriff
Thomas B. Siinewsnvury announces his candidacy for sheriff of Box Butte County on the Democratic and People's Party tickets. The primary is set for August 17, 1909, and he asks voters for support.
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Box Butte County
Democratic and Peoples Party
Thomas B. Siinewsnvury
County Judge I L A Berry Seeks Box Butte County Post
I L A Berry announces candidacy for County Judge of Box Butte County for the next term. He affiliates with Democratic and Peoples Independent parties and will seek election at the August 17, 1909 primary. He pledges to qualify and serve if elected. Dated July 18, 1909.
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I. L. A. Berry
Box Butte County
L. A. Berry
Self announcement as candidate for Box Butte County treasurer
A candidate announces seeking re election as treasurer of Box Butte county subject to the will of Democratic and Peoples Independent voters in the primary on Tuesday August 17 1909. Frep H McLuinea
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Box Butte County
Democratic and Peoples’ Independent
Frep H. McLuinea
Sheriff Candidate Appeals for Box Butte County
A candidate for Box Butte County Sheriff declares a belief in government by the people and pledges a square deal to the electorate in the upcoming Republican primary on August 17 1909.
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Box Butte County
Cox Declares Candidacy for Box Butte Sheriff
Carvin M. Cox announces his bid for sheriff of Box Butte County subject to the will of Democratic and Peoples Independent voters at the primary on Tuesday August 17 1909.
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Box Butte County
Democratic and Peoples’ Independent
Carvin M. Cox
Pilkington Seeks Box Butte County Treasurer Nomination
Joan Pilkington announces candidacy for Box Butte County Treasurer on the Republican ticket for the August 1909 primary. She seeks voter support in the county race.
Re Election Candidacy for Box Butte Supt of Public Instruction
For Co. Supt. of Public Instruction I announce my candidacy for re election to the office of County Superintendent of Public Instruction of Box Butte county subject to the decision of republican voters at the primary election to be held Aug 17 1909 Ora E Privisws
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Box Butte County
Ora E. Privisws
Nine candidates seek Dawes County sheriff nomination
In Dawes county four Democrats and five Republicans compete for the sheriff nomination. The field includes a total of nine hopefuls, reflecting a crowded primary with local party divisions.
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Dawes County
Vermont Objects to a Regiment of Colored Troops
Vermont voices opposition to recruiting colored troops a stance challenging the color line not confined to Mason and Dixon's line and signaling tense sectional debates in the war era.
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Vermont
Mason and Dixon
Rockefeller's Silent Hand in Freeze-Out Poker Affairs
The article notes that while Rockefeller may lack poker knowledge, popular belief credits him with involvement in more than one freeze-out game, implying influence or participation beyond common understanding.
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Mr. Rockefeller
Taft Misses Vacation Funds Despite Available Money
The law of compensation is cited as a factor in reallocating funds. President Taft has money set aside for a vacation but lacks the opportunity to use it. The narrator notes most people could take a vacation if given the funds.
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Taft
Justice Brewer Quoted On Income Tax Power Debate
The Supreme Court Justice is cited saying that giving the government power to tax all incomes would tax states out of their vitality. The remark is seen as violating judicial etiquette against commenting on matters that could come before courts.
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Supreme Court
Brewer
Supreme Court Tax Theory and State Commerce Power
The passage questions the impact of an income tax on states and criticizes a judicial theory by Justice Brewer that state regulation of intra state commerce is invalid without US court sanction. It argues states suffer more from the theory than from income tax itself.
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Supreme Court
Brewer
United States
Editorial muse on state normal school critique
A neighboring town editorial urges efforts to secure the new state normal school while a second column argues there should be legislative action. The writer comments that the town may need a kindergarten or primary school more than a normal.
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New State Normal School
Bwano Tumbo Escape Report Sparks Curious Accounts
Reported hip popotamusa hunt narrowly missed death as Bwano Tumbo saves himself with rare courage and precise aim. Event witnessed by three people, including two locals unable to speak our language, leaving questions about who supplied the tale to the press.
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Bwano Tumbo
Taft White House gathering of tariff reformers noted
Guests at a recent White House love feast included Aldrich Hale Burrows Penrose Payne Dalzell McCall Boutelle Calderhead and Fordney. Not invited were LaFollette Cummins Beveridge Bristow Dolliver and Nelson. The piece calls the group a brilliant, select assembly and warns that the proposed compromise favors consumers in a bad year for them.
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Mr. Taft
White House
Aldrich
Hale
Burrows
Penrose
Payne
Dalzell
McCall
Boutelle
Calderhead
Fordney
LaFollette
Cummins
Beveridge
Bristow
Dolliver
Nelson
Spon
Graft Prosector Heney Accused of Treasury Draw
Chairman Tawney reveals Francis J. Heney among federal prosecutors drew $23 from the treasury last year without service. The admission shocks, though Heney has done fine government work, and the episode gives enemies a weapon against him.
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Tawney
House Committee On Appropriations
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Treasury
Heney
The Theft of Bryan's Political Garments Continues
The piece notes Roosevelt long ago appropriated Bryan's rail regulation idea and Republicans now adopt federal licenses for corporations postal savings banks and income tax. It argues the Republican party is forced to admit Democratic policies rest on justice and that Bryan has been the chief advocate for over a decade.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Republican Party
How to Fight the Flies
Instruction on preventing fly contagion and disease in homes. Advises excluding flies from sickrooms, guarding mood supplies, and using cleanliness, screen doors, window screens, fly paper, and fly poisons as principal defenses. Mentions maggots in manure and filth as sources and emphasizes kept food and milk areas.
Let the People Rule Platform Endorsed by Nebraska Democrats
Nebraska Democrats at Lincoln adopt a platform denouncing the Republican tariff and endorsing income tax ratification, popular election of U S senators, initiative and referendum, and non partisan judiciary reforms. They urge.against partisan voting for supreme court justices and university regents and call for swift completion of the government ditch project in western Nebraska.
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Lincoln
R. L. Metcalfe
H. E. Newbranch
Omaha
Edgar Howerd
Columbus
N. J. Lidi
Wahoo
G- C. Gillan
Lexington
Judge Cowan
Stanton
W. H. Thompson
Grand Island
Nebraska
Senate
House of Representatives
Shallenberger
United States
State of
Democratic Party of
Supreme Court
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Congress
Nerraska
Government assures fair play in steadying lands project
The government commits to good faith handling of lands under the project and promises prompt action. Officials emphasize fair treatment for all affected parties and ongoing oversight to fulfill this pledge.
Alliance Union Meeting Postponed For Officers Election
The Alliance union will meet on the second Tuesday in August at 2 30 p m with Mrs R C Strong instead of the usual hour due to the election of officers.
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Alliance Union
R. C. Strong
Abolition of the Rum Power Debate by Prof Mc Brien
Prof J L Mc Brien argues for abolishing rum with county option first to secure dry territory and build toward state-wide prohibition. He warns against a constitutional prohibition push without broad party endorsements and urges unity to avoid long delays and political defeat.
How to Cure Insomnia In Summer
A New York physician advises a moderate lukewarm bath before bed to induce sleep in hot months. Do not dry off completely or rub with a rough towel to avoid stimulating circulation and defeating the soothing effect. Ending damp keeps the cooling sensation and quieting influence of the bath.
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New York
Pirates Lead the National League by Seven Key Factors
The Pirates stay atop the league due to seven factors rooted in inside baseball and Clarke’s leadership. Fred Clarke guides aggressive, smart plays while Wagner and Leach bolster batting and fielding with standout performances. Wagner tops batting and slugging, Leever and other pitchers pace the staff, and Barbeau and Miller aid the infield as the club leads Cincinnati by distance. Frisco plans a major road race for next September with early preparations underway.
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Pittsburg
Pirates
Fred Clarke
Maiager
Pred Clarke
Pittsburg National S. Preme
Cincinnati
Hane Warner
Wagner
Jordan
Clarke
Leach
Ymnitz
Frock
Willis
Leever
Phillipps
Liefield
Maddox
Nationaleague
Barbeau
Miller
Krause the pitching sensation leads American League
Philadelphia youth Krause emerges as the league’s leading twirler after ten straight victories this season. Left handed and coached by Mack and Plank he credits his rise to early signing on the Pacific coast and a rapid ascent through the minor ranks before rejoining the Athletics for a storied major league run.
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Philadelphia
Hall of Baseball Fame
Farry Kirause
Krause
Fext
Connie Mack
Eddie Plank
Athletics
Pacific Coast
Mack
Silk O'Loughlin
Tigers
Powers That Be
St. Louis
Browns
Harrisburg
Joss Unveils New Curve False Rise Ball
Cleveland pitcher Eddie Joss introduces the new false rise ball. He delivers with extended arm, the ball slows and shoots horizontally across the plate just before reaching the batter, often misread as a drop or downward twist by hitters. The pitch studies suggest it confounds the strike zone with its deceptive trajectory.
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Cleveland
Eddie Joss
Cleveland Americans
Joss
Pitcher Hart's Long Career With Little Rock
Tart, pitching for Little Rock in the Southern league, is in his twenty fourth year of professional baseball. He leads the league with eight victories in ten starts.
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Hart
Tart
Little Rock
Parent Still a Speedy Base Runner
Freddy Parent of the Chicago American still proves a speed threat on the bases as he surprises longtime observers with his base running prowess.
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Parent
Freddy Parent
Baseball Pointers and Managerial Morale Quotes
Cincinnati gains a new tall pitcher Lauder ilk while Chicago’s Purtell terrorizes bunt hits. Cantillon of Washington smiles at no likely hitter, Lelivelt, Avellances of Boston, and Elmer Flick uplift Cleveland. Somers reemerges as a strong entry and Murray of Philadelphia ponders warlike losses.
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Cincinnatis
Lauderilk
Larry McLean
Purtell
Chicago Americans
Cantillon
Washington
Lelivelt
Avellancs
Boston Americans
Elmer Flick
Clevelands
Somers
General Sherman
Murray
Phillies
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Allance Herald
The
Herald Publishing Company
FL. A. Pimnson
W. Thomas
John W. Thomas J. B. Knnest
Alliance
Niwonjue
Thufri Sat
Joan Pilkington
Bogue's
J. L. McBrien
State Superintendent of Public Instruction of
Gro
Supreme
Railway Commission
Pittsburgs
Buccaneers
Frisco
Harry Krause
Philadelphia Americans
Twiler
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