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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
10
A Sheridan County editorial criticizes political bias in Nebraska newspapers regarding land office notices. It argues Republican papers profited from discrimination and decries pretended sympathy with the Wilson administration as demographics shift toward progressive Democrats and loss of notices impacts business.
The Herald notes snappy exchanges and poor print quality but argues improved press work would raise western Nebraska papers. It recalls Omaha preachers hosting editors during the Nebraska Press Association meeting and editors reciprocating by letting local pastors edit papers for a week.
The first hanging in the District of Columbia occurred last Monday. Nathaniel Green, a Black man who assaulted a white woman, died on the scaffold as the district's first death penalty for such a crime. He murmured to his guard, "Rum and depen d this. I hope I'll be an example to the other men of my race."
Nebraska Workman reports the fifteenth biennial session of the Grand Lodge held May 13 14 and 15 at Hastings. Meeting described as harmonious and successful with much benefit to the order. Photogravure cuts show newly elected officers including Willis Reed of Madison grand foreman and Joseph Oberfelder of Sidney grand trustee.
A Rushville Record editorial quotes Republican critics angry at the U.S. Land Office for favoring administration published notices. The piece highlights Democratic pressure and accusations of bias in final proof notices long controlled by Republicans.
The piece notes Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as the best politically advertised man in the United States. It suggests luck or circumstance boosts his popularity and cites his denouncement as a drunkard during a campaign. Roosevelt's vindication in a trial confirms he is not a abstinence advocate, possibly pleasing many supporters.
The Herald reports a delay due to a break in the liho type and awaiting new parts arrival, postponing the issue to half a day later than its usual release.
A busy boxing rumor sheet notes Gunboat Smith and Jesse Willard amid heavyweight chatter. Frank Klaons and Mike Gibbons are named contenders while Jimmy Clabby’s rise is highlighted. A Willie Richie vs Joe Rivera bout looms, with Nolan backing Richie. Local scraps include Beal-Pederson street clash and Ardmore trip talk alongside a Cubs victory over Ft. Robinson.
The Alliance Firemen will host a large picnic next Sunday inviting all department members to attend. Officials expect at least the full roster to participate and enjoy the event.
Mrs Monte Hargraves hosted a one o'clock luncheon at 718 Cheyenne Avenue with fern and Japanese decor. A six course meal preceded bingo with 500. Mrs Marvin won first prize a Japanese basket and Mrs Butler won a Japanese picture. Attendees included numerous listed ladies and officials.
Mr and Mrs Ray Mark return from a Colorado honeymoon tour visiting Denver LaMar Colorado Springs and Fort Morgan and plan to settle in Alliance while the Herald prepares to publish daily reports on convention events by special reporters for readers.
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