Allianceed Nebraska Newspaper Boosts Circulation
John W. Thomas, editor and manager, announces subscription at $1.60 yearly and the paper claims western Nebraska’s largest circulation. Advertising rates available. free sample copies. The Custer County Republican hints Roosevelt support if nominated at Chicago. Joseph Oberfelder of Sidney named assistant sergeant at arms for the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore.
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Nebraska
Custer County
Roosevelt
Chicago
Joseph Oberfelder
Sidney
Baltimore
Reading The Herald Ads Supports Local Business
The message urges readers to patronize Herald advertisements and transact with reliable local businesses. It notes mentioning the paper to advertisers can help them and, in turn, the community benefits from mutual support.
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Herald
Ladies Societies Host Monthly Union Meeting
Several Alliance church groups adopted a practice of monthly union meetings on five-Wednesday months. Last week the United Presbyterian First Presbyterian and Methodist ladies were guests of the Baptist ladies at the Baptist church, continuing the sharing tradition.
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Alliance
United Presbyterian
Presbyterian
Confidence in Agricultural Prospects Encouraging Farmers
Old timers show strong faith in farming prospects as preparations for broader cultivation proceed. J. L. Acheson, agent for the Rumsey Oil-Pull traction engine and plows, has sold three outfits this season and expects another sale. Buyers include G. M. Hatch of Angora, J. R. Van Boskirk, and Brolles Brothers.
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J. L. Acheson
G. M. Hatch
Angora
J. R. van Boskirk
Brolles Brothers
Forest Service Replants Ancient Trees to Save Giant Species
The United States Forest Service has replanted ancient trees to prevent extermination. Although young saplings are thriving, they are not expected to reach the size of the giants of the forest within the current administration's term.
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Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Racic
Local Notes and Social Bits From Alliance
The Herald railroad page was missing this week but readers still learn of social visits. Judge Berry spent Sunday in Denver and J R Haskins of the Betebluff Steam Laundry visited Alliance earlier this week. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Redder on Monday June 3. Maude Martin of Lingo left Alliance Tuesday ending her visit. An eating house named Cafe le the is planned at 207 Box Butte Avenue by Bin Becker.
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Mrs
Fred Redder
Maude Martin
Lingo
Edgar M. Martin
Tuezday
Ee Cafe
bin” Becker
Box Butte Awehue
Warren G Harding Ohio Man Nominated to Lead Taft Convention
Ohio figure Warren G Harding emerges as a potential choice to nominate William Howard Taft at the party convention. His candidacy reflects high-level planning as Taft seeks support from delegates and party leaders.
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Ohio
Taft
Wise Criticises Archbald Over Wire Pool Case
United States Attorney Wise of New York told the house judiciary committee that Judge Archbald erred in the wire pool and trieat cases in New York last July. Wise argued the eighty defendants received inadequate fines after pleading guilty to Sherman law violations and criticized Archbald for his pleadings and rulings.
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Washington
United States
Wise
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Trieaten
Archbald
Wike
Rolle Contendre Pleas
Mrs Ebeling Seeks Divorce Over Poisoned Flowers
Chicago June 4 Mrs Rose Ebeling files for divorce from Frederick Ebeling in circuit court alleging he sent a box of American beauty roses laced with poison fumes aimed at harming her. She says the flowers were sent after she instructed her attorney to draft the divorce plea and that the fumes overpowered the servant who opened the package despite her warning. She claims he holds property in California and Missouri and earns $2200 a month.
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Chicago
Rose Ebeling
Circuit
Frederieck Ebeling
Conditions In Cuba Showing Improvement At Daiquiri
A June 4 report to the state department notes clearer conditions near Daiquiri Cuba though unrest persists with no uprisings reported by consuls in other Cuban points.
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Cuba
Washington
Daiquiri
State Department
Captain Rostron Receives $10 Purse From New York Readers
Captain Arthur H. Rostron of the Carpathia, which rescued Titanic survivors, is presented with a draft for $10.00 from readers of the New York American. The presentation took place in New York on June 4.
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Rostron
New York
Arthur H. Rostron
Carpathia
New York American
Markets Wrap Chicago Cash and Futures Tabs
Chicago markets show June closing prices with wheat July at 1.10 percent, corn July 273 cents, oats July 49.4 cents, pork July 15.75 and Sept 18.86, lard July 10.95 and Sept 11.12. Cash prices list No 2 hard wheat 108 4? percent, No 2 corn 74 cents, No 2 white oats 52.4 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Chicago reports cattle receipts 16 000 steady to higher with figures for beeves western steers stockers and feeders cows and heifers calves and hogs and sheep markets. Merit heavy rough pigs prices listed. Foreigners flee Chihuahua census shows depopulation from fears of federal attack.
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Chicago
Open Meeting Sways Contested Taft Roosevelt Lines in Chicago
National Committee members gather in Chicago as President Taft urges open hearings for the 230 contested delegates. Roosevelt allies push publicity while headquarters confirm plans to broaden access, aiming to rally support before Friday’s session.
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Chicago
Taft
Harry
New
National Committee
Chaiman New
Roosevelt
Joseph B. Kearny
Indiana
Absalmo
Roosevelt to Fight Root for National Republican Chair
June 4 dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt intends to oppose Senator Root for temporary chair at the national Republican convention. Roosevelt vows to contest Root’s candidacy and lead the fight for control of the proceedings.
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Roosevelt
Root
Dvetor Hoy
Senator Root
Senate Amends Naval Bill Restores Battleships and Submarines
Senate committee on naval affairs restores two battleships and eight submarines to the bill. It retains six torpedo boat destroyers four ships per plan, adds two fuel ships and a destroyer tender with a submarine tender. The measure drops the eight hour contract limit, adopts Hobson plan for a national council for defense, fixes enlistment at four years, and authorizes abroad purchases. It also proposes a $1,000,000 round the world wireless system.
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Senate
Senate Committee
House
Hobson
Couneil
Tuck
Sugar Tariff Debate Seen For Senate This Week
Democratic senators in caucus discuss a plan to revise the sugar tariff level and bring the chemical tariff bill to the Senate this week while the sugar tariff debate follows. Prosecutors will call Job Harriman and Lecompte Davis, linked to Clarence Derrow, as witnesses in the Los Angeles trial over alleged jury bribery. An Ozark County Missouri circuit court sustains the Burge will despite a contested amendment.
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Job Harriman
Lecompte Davis
Clarence 8
Derrow
McNamara Brothers
Darrow
Om Angeles
Orrie Northrip
James Burge
Circuit Court of
Ozark County
Burge
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