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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
1
Antonis Martinez and Samuel Remmiez were bound over to district court on assault with intent to do great bodily injury with bonds set at 500 dollars each. The case stems from a rival love triangle with Maria, described in a melodramatic tone, and may be reduced to assault and battery before trial.
The Box Butte County Farmers union holds its second annual convention at Berea on Monday June 5 at 10 o’clock. An all day meeting includes a speech on the legislative program by J O Shragel. Elections and other matters will be decided. Dinner at noon cafeteria style. Many sports and ball games planned. Over thirty delegates from county locals expected among about 800 members.
May 26 to Rev and Mrs Fred Droegemueller a boy Clarence Frederick. May 29 to Mr and Mrs Walter Mullane a girl Margaret Mary. May 26 to Mr and Mrs C M Wright a boy.
The forecast calls for generally clear skies with cooler tonight and warmer conditions Saturday. Temperatures rise across central portions as the weekend proceeds with improving conditions for outdoor plans.
Congressman Kinkaid of Nebraska's Sixth district wavers on retirement and reenters the race for the Republican nomination after health concerns and pressure from supporters. He will stay in unless his candidacy hurts other potential candidates.
Alliance authorities plan to seize Broncho lake to determine if fish planted over three years remain. George Koster, state warden chief, must approve the operation and Otto Gewinner and William Arden will handle the 60 by 8 foot seine if allowed. The piece notes prairie chickens thriving, muskrat trapping season debate, and winter fish losses at Bass and Shell lakes due to drainage and muskrat removal.
Rotary club hears of rail way association drive to reduce railway crossing crashes from June through September. Fred G. Gurley cites safety first gains since 1907 and notes 600 percent rise in crossing accidents by 1920 due to auto traffic and careless drivers. A Nebraska visit by Mrs. Emily Hornberger is announced for June 11 with a Box Butte welfare program including music.
Dr J M Simpson a city veterinarian investigated cattle deaths in Morrill county and identified Zigadenus known as death camas as the killer. The plant grows about a foot high with green leaves and a cluster of white flowers resembling an onion. Children have mistaken it for onions and suffered fatal outcomes. This is the first western Nebraska finding of Zigadenus per Dr Simpson who studies poisonous plants.
Republican Senate candidate R B Howell spoke to the Alliance Lions at the Methodist church gymnasium about radio history current development and future possibilities He described European study trips and suggested government ownership of radio stations The event included a dinner with local officials and a after dinner program featuring music and readings by area residents
Clifford Skaggs, a 21 year old Dawes county farmer, bound over to district court on a paternity charge filed by Leta Lusby who claims she is mother of a child born March 5 1921. Skaggs admits the charge but says he offered to marry. bond set at 1500 and he may stay in jail until September if unable to post.
Alliance Times editor G Jones spoke at a Rotary dinner on growing unrest among India China and other colored nations. He warned the white race faces loss of political control as nonwhite populations rise and urged peaceful relinquishment or risk of armed conflict. He cited faster colored population growth and improvements that reduced death rates.
Memorial day services were held in Alliance on Tuesday with a large turnout of veterans from the Civil War Spanish American War and modern conflicts. The parade started at First and Box Butte and ended at the Imperial theater followed by graveside services and a Palm Room dinner with toasts honoring the President the Dead the Army and Navy Civil War and Spanish American War veterans and the American Legion.
Rev Stephen J Epler attended a reunion where he noted DeMolay work and observed Masons active in a DeMolay chapter. The event underscored fraternal collaboration between Masonry and DeMolay in the community.
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