Alliance Street Parade Draws Biggest Crowd Ever
A record crowd in Alliance attended a city parade featuring sixteen local firms. The event showcased illuminated streets, numerous floats, and playful exhibits including a Beehive display and Shetland ponies, with prizes awarded for best floats and notable participants among police and community groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Allanece
Military Land
Jeffers
J. W. Ray
Vaughan & Son
Darling
Bicknell Grocery Company
Newberry
Zediker
Return of Jack Johnson Hinted as Legal Battle Grows
Chicago reports say Attorney General McReynolds may seek immediate steps to stop Jack Johnson from fleeing to Europe to avoid the Mann white slave law conviction. Johnson, out on bond, boasted of dodging authorities and traveled via Wisconsin and Montreal before heading to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
McReynolds
Jack Johnson
Europe
Department of Juice
de Moody
Degre
Johnson
Wisconsin
American Giants
Detroit
Montreal
Washington
Department of Justice
United States
Subscriptions Conflict In Des Moines Leads To Legal Action
Turman a Des Moines Homestead subscription seller and W M Morris of Alliance argued in the morning. Deputy Donovan intervened and Turman later sought an attorney to sue the officer. Turman claimed he sold a subscription and gave glasses as a premium. Morris offered 36 cents and refused to leave the glasses with a third party, angering Turman who says Donovan struck him with a cane. Turman later refunded 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Co
Morrie
Donovan
Mattter
Turman
Record-Setting Horse Sale At Alliance Auction
The Alliance Horse and Mule Company sold 405 head of horses over Friday and Saturday for a total of 36000 dollars. The sale, described as the largest of its kind here, impressed promoters who expect further auctions.
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Alliance Horse & Mule Company
Intense Heat Kills Many Across Chicago and Milwaukee
In Chicago the heat rose to ninety three at noon with forecasts of one hundred by nightfall and two days of extreme warmth ahead. A government weather official warned of a scorching spell. In Milwaukee two deaths and twelve prostrations were recorded as the heat persisted.
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Chicago
Cox
Government Weather Bureau
Mercury
Milwaukee
French President Departs on Contingent Entente Tour
London reports a fatigued French President leaving after Airatatate visit with the King Prince of Wales and escorts. The farewell visits, guard of honor, and shared slogans cemented the entente cordiale as the special train bound for Dover departed.
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United Press
London
Poinctire
Victorian
Guanis
Poinclare
Prince of Wales
Guard of Honor
Voln¢lare
Dover
Duke of
King George to Return Visit After Berlin Wedding
Connaught and a brilliant staff escorted the king off British soil for a Channel crossing. The trip involved a French and English squadron and a destroyer flotilla. The king may return the president’s visit in the fall or early next year, with Berlin ties likely before he turns too friendly to the French. Anarchists who fled before the French president’s arrival were released with no charges, though Scotland Yard keeps watch to hold such persons if needed.
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Connaught
Englier
Batteshipa
Berlin
George
Scotland Yard
Annual School Meetings In Nebraska Districts
Nebraska school districts hold annual meetings on Monday June 90 1913 with district designations by directors. Hugh B Eiler traveling agent for Chicago North Western Hallway based Fremont visits during the convention. Larry Melady cattle salesman of Melady Commission Company South Omaha called at The Herald office Thursday.
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Nebraska
Box Butte
Board of Education
Hugh B. Eiler
Chicago & North Western
Fremont
Larry Melady
The
Melady Commission Company
South Omaha
Herald Office
Nebraska Stock Growers Association endorses tariff revision
Alliance Nebraska June 26 1915 minutes show the Nebraska Stock Growers Association endorsing a general downward revision of tariffs on imported stock and food products. The body urges lawmakers to oppose free trade for livestock and requests import duties with countervailing duties. Officers and an executive committee are listed.
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Executive Committee
Tomlinson
National Live Stock Association
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Nebraska
Alliance
Hvesterk
United States
Coretury
South Omaha
Livestock Commission
A. Hampton
A. Metzger
Merriman
Chas
Jameson
Ellsworth
C. H. Tully
E. P. Meyers
Reuben Lisco
J. H. Bachelor
W. M. Fleishman
Robert Graham
E. M. Searles, Jr
Herman Krause
J. H. Monihan
A. R. Modtgett
E. M. Eldred
O. T. Davis
Dan E. Hill
Robert A. Cook
John UH
Orr
Nebraska Stock Growers Select The Alliance Herald
The Nebraska Stock Growers Association chose The Alliance Herald as its official paper at yesterday's convention. The paper will be sent to all members with annual dues covering a year’s subscription. Members not receiving the publication should notify the publishers.
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Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Alliance Herald
Herald
Central Electric Association Holds Convention Aboard Steamer
In Toledo on June 27 the Central Electric Association ended its annual convention after three days aboard the steamship St. Ignace. The 400 delegates and their families traveled from Toledo to Mackinac and back, delaying the meetings from a hall to the vessel.
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United Press
Toledo
Phiden
Central Electric Association
St. Ignace
Mackina
T P A Parade Dazzles Alliance Crowd With Floats And Machinery
South Omaha stockmen report the T P A parade in Alliance stretching nearly a mile up Hox Butte avenue. The pageant featured fifty Poem M members, floats from Nebraskan Morehentile Co and Granger Brothers, a Davenport Steel Roller Bearing Wagon, and a monster bed of lumber weighing 19 945 pounds.
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South Omaha
Hox Butte Avenue
Alliance
Post M
A. Beb. C
Acheson
Interna- Lion
Harpham Brothers
Herald
Morehentile Company
Granger Brothers
Swift's Soup
Heraldante
Uncle J
Doe
Forod
Norton
Burlington Hotel
M, Be, Smith «& Company, Auto
Trop-Antic Auto
Jack Hawes
Post M, Ing
Pure Food Products
Vaughan & Son
Jce
Davenport
Joblin Deere Plow Company
Fore Lumber Company
Teetotaler Tom Pool Draws Crowd at Marsland Races
Sporting editor notes Tom Pool from Marsland showed bold riding last evening as he urged Doc to crank the buggy. Merlin delivered a solid ride in bucking while Purden on Sorreltop drew attention for the heat of the bunch. Honey drew rounds of applause for his appearance and customary wide smoking style.
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Tom Pool
Marsland
Main Street
Tom
Doc
Senti Cee
Merlin
Stephimyr
Purden
Honey
Races and events at Fair Grounds purse totals and winners
A day at the Fair Grounds lists multiple races and purses from $10 to $200. Events include a three legged race, saddle horse, pace or trot, dash, potato race, pony and novelty auto races with riders and horses, and a final wild horse riding event with prizes. Zediker and Major feature among winners with times noted.
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Dan Brown
Fru
Dr. J
Teme
Madsor
Pime
Rave Goca
Aguinet Auto
Kientoy
Bruce Mallory
Prines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alliance Grocery
Chase & Sanborn
Roy Beckwith
Snyder's Auto Dray
Alliance Cleaning Works
Harper
Blanche McDonald
Alliance Post
U. & Government
Canada
Bryan
Dominion
Morris
N.S.G. A. Department
J. W
Committee
Tve
Real State Livestock Association
Lloyd
Fair Grounds
Roy C. Strong
Bates Copeland
Hall
T PA
Berry
Chet
Downey
Posposbil
Rodgers
Thompson
Conner
Bagley
Mentley
McKibbon
Thand
Voltrone
Montauk Queen
Tom Lee
Thne
Underwood
Sherlock
Jacobs
Vogle
Childers
Grant
Reed
Dorothy Peterson
Montandal Fenal
Bentley
Monier
Link Lowry
Ford
Showalter
Studebaker
Atwell
Lowry
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