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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1921

Page

3

Referendum Drives to Invalidate Four Nebraska Laws

About 160 farmers and labor representatives petitioned to halt four laws passed by the Nebraska legislature. The measures target: anti-picketing, a banking board power on new banks, a statewide voter registration of party affiliation, and a primary law amendment. Arthur G. Wray led demands for amendments.

Nebraska United States Secretary of State Randall-Haseall State Banking Board Wray Arthur G. Wray York A. E. Sorenson Nebarska Nonpartisan League Draymen R. Beecher Howell Jesse Johnson Nonpartisan League A. H. Bigelow Central Labor Union Omaha R. W. Curry Litchfield Neb N. J. Norton Nebraska Farm Bureau Ple A. H. Bigslow J. Osborne J. H. Franzer Arthur Papeee Kansas McKelvie J. N. Norton Farm Bureau

Wobbly Drifter Shares Hardships on the Road to Lincoln

A youthful traveler from North Dakota tells a State Journal reporter a pathetically bleak tale of life on the road. The drifter questions the reporter and is eased of suspicion before further conversation.

Wobbly Lincoln North Dakota State Journal

Nebraska Legion plans film of state parade at Fremont convention

State Headquarters of the Nebraska American Legion plans to film the big parade for use in posts statewide and for historical purposes. Frank B. O Connell notes many ex servicemen now suffer tuberculosis and urges immediate hospitalization steps. Fremont Rotary and Chamber back local post as plans unfold for an old fashioned veterans celebration.

Nebraska American Legion the Legion Fremont Nebraska Frank B. O'Connell Nebraska Legion O'Connell Buddy Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club American Legion Nebraska Veterans

Berea Sunday School notes and visitor updates

Attendance for July 17 was 80 and July 24 77. Members urged to attend next Sunday at 10 20 sharp. Various visitors and locals including Mrs J F E Barritt Supt Mrs Jackson Mrs James Kennedy and others noted. A pleasant sermon by Rev Epler followed with thanks to ministers and visiting friends from Alliance and Berea.

Berea J. FE. Barritt Jackson Charley Jackson James Kennedy Alliance Hemingford Ralph Harris Mr. Kennedy Ralph Mary Pool Holcomb

Personal Notices of Travelers and Recoveries

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Foerstemann returned Wednesday from a two week Colorado vacation. Mrs. Arthur S. Wright came home Sunday from Lincoln visiting her sister. Mr. and Mrs. James Keeler returned from a brief summer camp stay near Henry Nebraska. F A Smith and Fred Halstead from north of Hemingford passed Alliance on their way to Antioch on business. Mrs. W L Rodas, convalescing at Sisters hospital Hot Springs after radium goiter treatment and a tonsil operation, returned home this week cared for by daughter Mrs. Carney of Alliance.

Otto Foerstemann Colorado Arthur S. Wright Lincoln James Keeler Henry Neb F. A. Smith Fred Halstead Hemingford Alliance Antioch Kadron Mra. W. L. Rodaers Sisters Hospital Hot Springs Mrs. Carney Alliancs

Hidden Accounting Metaphor Prompts Odd Ad Parody

A playful, cryptic line likens accounting to a magician's trick and suggests buying Motor Cream for protection before an auto or camping trip at McVicker's Beauty Parlor. The fragmentary item reads like a vintage ad with quirky wordplay and brand names.

McVicker’s Beauty Parlor

Letting Germany Try War Criminals Sparks Stark Debate

The Kansas City Star compares postwar justice debates to a staged body show where no one accepts blame and every parent judges outcomes, illustrating skepticism about niche tribunals and accountability for past atrocities.

Germany Kansas City

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