Alliance Herald publication note and masthead
The Alliance Herald is published Tuesdays and Fridays and is entered at the Alliance Nebraska post office as second class matter. It is the official newspaper of Alliance city and Box Butte County. Published by The Burr Printing Company with George L Burr Jr and Edwin M Burr as officers.
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Alliance
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City of
Box Butte County
The
Burr Printing Company
George L. Burr, Jr
Edwin M. Burr
What's in a name in Alliance labor and chamber clash
The Alliance Herald discusses union distrust of the local chamber of commerce likely tied to its name change from Community Club. It notes officials deny ties to the national United States Chamber of Commerce and suggests the name itself fuels hostility among unionists.
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Alliance
Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
Alliance Chamber
Merchants of Alliance
Minort
Herald
Community Club
Nebraska
War Frauds Probe Promised by Daugherty Aide Resigns
The piece notes that newspapers with republican leanings praise an upcoming war frauds investigation led by Attorney General Daugherty. Congressman Reavis of Nebraska has resigned to assist in the effort, with a couple of other prominent politicians tied to the campaign.
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Reavis
Nebraska
Daugherty
Graft probe tied to Daugherty attacks spurring investigations
Commentary suggests a new graft probe is retaliation by Attorney General Daugherty amid Republican criticism. The Ohio State Journal mocks the move promising rewards for grafting contractors jailed, framing the probe as politically motivated and potentially vigorous.
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Daugherty
Ohio State Journal
Journal
Harry Daugherty
Packard
Need of Stricter Parole Urged After Brown Bandit Hunt
Omaha and Lincoln pursue Fred Brown alias Ernest Bush alias Gus Grimes and several other names after he abducted two women, chained them in a cave, and stole cars. The man escaped police efforts, prompting a critique of the parole system and a call to end pardons for second offenders to safeguard society.
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Omaha
Lincoln
Fred Brown
Ernest Bush
Gus Grimes
Brown
Nile
Nebraska
Gus Hyers
Brown-Bush-Grimes
Fred Benson
Missouri State Penitentiary
The Curse of Golf and a Woman's Divorce
A wife of a dedicated golfer seeks divorce in an eastern court, receiving a granted separation. The piece attacks golf as a social vice, claiming men seek sub urban rendezvous for relaxation and arguing domestic strain stems from constant golf-related pursuits. It condemns golfing excuses and urges domestic duties over leisure.
Golf and the moral peril of violent language
The essay argues that golf cannot escape modern corruption as violent speech and cheating temptations threaten the sport. It laments the spread of the vice, noting the law may validate concerns yet warn of lasting damage to players and enjoyment under blue skies and fellowship.
Giving Advice and Public Voices in Print
An editorial notes many advisers give poor guidance while acknowledging that high minded counsel to graduates can still be valuable even when the speaker later faces legal trouble. It argues crookedness is inherently wrong and not rewarded by law.
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Brown
America
National Parks
Pacific Northwest
California
Nebraska City Press
Ed Mowe
Nebraska
Standard Oil Company OF
Memorial Day reflections on sacrifice and memory
The piece reflects on Memorial Day, a rambler's six hundred mile pilgrimage to honor a best friend and father, and questions whether the ceremonial acts truly matter. It ties remembrance to family, country, and a call for renewed devotion, while noting veterans and the vision for the nation.
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C. D. Jones
Lincoln Star
Rambler
Milas
Weather Talk Sparks Banter in Passing Show Style
A light exchange between a weather expert and colleague jokes about forecasting. The banter hints at economic cheer and a critique of wartime cost efficiency, with the Buffalo Enquirer noting economy aims for same calm in peace as in war.
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The
Buffalo Enquirer
Speedometer Dispute Echoes in Crime Tale
The Monetary Times recalls a line about speed and truth while Detroit News reports screams from a meat market as a frightened woman prices round steak. Bandits flee the scene prompting questions about crime and motive.
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Detroit News
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Standard Oil Company
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