Alliance Herald Burr Printing Co Owners
The Alliance Herald is the official newspaper of Alliance Nebraska and Box Butte County published by The Burr Printing Company. George L Burr Jr and Edwin M Burr serve as president and vice president with George L Burr Jr as owner and editor and Edwin M Burr as business manager.
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Burr Printing CO
George L. Burr, JR
Edwin M. Burr
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Box Butte County
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Burr Printing Company
Nebraska Prison Overcrowding Prompts Policy Review
The article notes Nebraska prisons are overcrowded despite a historically low inmate count. Officials propose delaying parole to reduce releases, urging legislature to expand the penitentiary. A past episode of paroled releases during overcrowding is recalled, alongside a naval anecdote about Camp Oman and influenza cases.
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Nebraska
Moat Etutes
Parole Board
United States
Camp
Oman
Disturbing figure on 5000 killed or injured people
A stark report notes that five thousand men women and children were killed or injured in a disturbing event. The article emphasizes the human cost and urges reflection on safety and accountability.
Bar policy proposal sparks cross Atlantic tensions
A letter urges Nebraska lawmakers to back a plan by Mr. Chambers to address perceived Japanese threats. Chambers cites his Japan visit and claims of anti American sentiment there and describes an England Japan alliance. He warns of England aiding Japan against the United States if tariffs or arms debt shift.
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iMear Howard
Colum
Arner
Iwin Chambers
Lincoln
Chambers
Japan
England
Across railroad tracks last year amid risks and highways
The report notes hundreds of crossing incidents where pedestrians fall into the path of trains with two to six people involved, about ten percent of which include hampers. It argues for caution and restraint, contrasting speed and safety across rural life and rail travel, urging better judgment at crossings.
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Tia Yavetel
Arei
Tim
Eighteenth Amendment Parodies and Desert Capers
A satirical, observational piece mocks the eighteenth amendment era and its public antics. It rails at police scrutiny of alleged drinkers, comparing behavior to desert wanderings, and imagines comical consequences for the accused.
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Sioux City
Adam
Men of Affairs
Paris
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