Governor McKelvie Endorses Alliance Packing at Banquet
Governor Samuel R. McKelvie praised the Alliance Packing company during a Monday evening meeting of the Alliance Community club now renamed the Chamber of Commerce. The event at the A. H. Jones company building drew a large crowd, with election of directors and remarks by Mayor A. D. Rodgers and John W Guthrie preceding the governor’s address.
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Alliance Community Club
Samuel R. McKelvie
Nebraska
A. H. Jones Company
Masonic Building
McKelvie
Alliance Packing Company
State Securities Commission of Nebraska
Commission
Alliance
Ladies of the Christian Church
Eng
Messrs
Lee Moore
J.S. Rhein
A. T. Lunn
Glen Miller
J. W. Guthrie
Charles Brittan
W. J. Mahaffy
F. A. Bald
Lee More
J. 8. Rhein
Earl Mallory
Chamber of Commerce
Bic
Commonwealth
Cole and Grammer
United States
Ice
Fez Club
Shriners
Alliance Hotel
Mallory
W. R. Metz
Chadron
Chamber of Commiyree
Take Stand for Americanization at National Education Meet
Superintendent W R Pate returned from Cleveland where the National Education Association held a record attendance of over ten thousand. Emphasis was on teaching republican government, Americanization of immigrants, physical training, home economics and manual training, plus the education bill in Congress. Salaries in Alliance schools lag behind the national schedule, likely to rise to attract high salary teachers. Pate also reviewed Lincoln architects Fiske and Maginnis plans for a new Alliance school building and said approval plans will be presented soon.
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W. R. Pate
Cleveland
National Education Association
Soviet
Russia
Alliance
Nebraska
National Association
Omaha
Lincoln
Beatrice
Fremont
Tecumseh
Columbus
York Hastings
Norfolk
Fairbury
Pate
Fiske & Maginnis
Poor craft and baby clothes attempt noted by Buckshot
A juvenile-sounding Buckshot quips that a woman errs at driving a nail while a man struggles to dress a baby in overalls, humor reflecting everyday mishaps rather than a serious event.
Burglary at Fashion Shop Leads to Arrest in Theft
A burglary at the Fashion Shop yielded two fur contes and silk bloomers worth 795 dollars. Hd Madison, a porter, was arrested after police found wet canvas shoes matching tracks and evidence from the rear window. Police searched multiple locations for more stolen goods but found none.
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Hd Madison
Madison
Drake Hotel
Tash
Y M C A Workers in Alliance Tonight
Y M C A district secretary M V Arnold and state workers lead a public meeting in Alliance tonight at 8:15 to explain the Y M C A reconstruction program. The event, open to all, aims to show the association’s work beyond buildings and its support for boys and young men.
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M. V. Arnold
Alliance
Young Men’s Christian Association
Excitement at a Dance in Antioch
A peaceful Antioch dance was disrupted Friday when bachelor Bert Sinclair, reportedly un married, discharged a revolver two or three times. No one was injured and the event resumed after a delay amid several circulating stories.
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Antioch
Bert Sinclair
Hudkins Assault Case Postponed to Friday
On motion of County Attorney Lee Basye the trial of Roy Hudkins on two complaints was postponed until Friday morning at 10 o'clock. The charges include assault with intent to do great bodily injury and being intoxicated.
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Lee Basye
Roy Hudkins
Thought Lackey Escaped From Court House Jail
A chain of open doors near the sheriff's office led officers to search the courthouse for Laurance Lackey accused of murdering his daughter Pauline. It turned out he had been taken out for a shave, while the open doors suggested a jail break.
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Laurance Lackey
Pauline
Court House
Tash
Jude
Berry
Cliff
Lackey
Hightfall
Herald
Miskiman
Change in Schedule of Racing Meet at Alliance
The Alliance general committee altered the race meet schedule. June 23, 24 and 25 will be big days with the race meet, the Elks convention and a street carnival combining to provide entertainment for all who wish to have a good time.
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Alliance
Weather forecast for Alliance area tonight and Wednesday
The weather notice warns of possible rain or snow tonight and Wednesday with colder air. Winds will shift to fresh and gusty, and stockmen are advised to prepare for changing conditions.
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Alliance
Warrant Issued for Dwight Zediker in Farm Wagon Theft
County Judge Tash issued a warrant for the arrest of Dwight Zediker on a complaint by George Neuswanger manager of the Farmers Union association. Police allege Zediker stole a John Deere farm wagon valued at 125 dollars and planned to move to Crawford while living above Shafer Auto Supply. he has not been found.
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Tash
Dwight Zeediker
George Neuswanger
Farmers’ Union Association
Zediker
John Deere
Zedikers
Shafer Auto Supply Company
Crawford
Lawsuits Filed Against Walker D. Hines and Railroads
About six cases were filed Saturday against Walker D. Hines director general of railroads and the Chicago Burlington and Quincy company. Damages sought include spoiled potatoes and injuries to cattle and hogs in transit. The filing deadline was Saturday. railroads were returned to owners Monday.
Charles Brown in Bad Again
Charles Brown, a colored man, is jailed on a March 1 charge of assault with intent to do great bodily injury against Willie Brown, his partner. The dispute arose over her social interactions, Brown threatened to kill her, and was stopped when Willie’s mother used a pop bottle to intervene. Brown previously survived a wrist wound from an argument with another colored man known as the Notorious Blue.
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Charles Brown
Willie Brown
Brown
Willie
Foster
Blue
Sheriff Miller Finds Stolen Wagon In Transit
Sheriff Jim Miller returned from Crawford with the wagon stolen from the Farmers' Union. It was found in an immigrant car shipped by Dwight Zediker who is moving to Crawford. He has not been arrested yet, but officers expect action when he arrives.
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Jim Miller
Crawford
Farmers’ Union Association
Dwight Zediker
Alliance Team Loses Championship Game
Last Friday evening the Alliance team fell 21 to 20 to Sidney in a hard fought title contest. The loss ended any championship tie hopes as players were present and teamwork strong, but misfortune seemed to disrupt the Alliances’ cogwheel during the pivotal moments.
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Alliance
Sidney
Old newspaper relic from Civil War days
A. Wiker preserves a July 2, 1863 Daily Citizen edition from Vicksburg Mississippi printed on wallpaper. Union soldiers produced it after capture, inserting notes critiquing Grant and Confederate leaders, with satire on rabbit dining and extortioners, and a warning about flour, molasses, and corn requests.
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A. Wiker
Daily Citizen
Vicksburg
Misa
Grant
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H. BE. Gantz
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the Wrather
Warrant
Ikstro
Dwight Zediki
Railroad Administration
Miller
Vicksburg Citizen
Ulysses 8S
Washington
Ulysses
Jo Johnson
Ulysses Amiust
Orst
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Union
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