Guyton Guilty On Assault Charge From Scotts Bluff Trial
The Scotts Bluff jury found Jack Guyton guilty of assaulting Marie Dawkins at the Lincoln hotel on January 15. A sentence of three to twenty years in the state penitentiary is expected, with a motion for a new trial planned before Monday and possible appeal to the Nebraska Supreme Court.
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Jack" Guyton
Marie Dawkins
Lincoln Hotel
Scotteblui? Daily News
Guyton
Miss Dawkins
Supreme Court
Scotts Bluff County
Grand Island
J. H. Dawkins
John Guyton
E. C. Fintel
Dawkins
Marie
Mrs. Dawkins
Farmer travels eighty five miles for Tanlac
Frank Mayer of Templetown Iowa traveled eighty five miles to buy four bottles of Tanlac in Omaha Nebraska. He credits the remedy with restoring his appetite curing sour stomach kidney and liver troubles and helping him gain thirty six pounds after five bottles. He says he is now well capable of work and highly recommends the medicine. Tanlac is sold in Alliance Hemingford and Hoffland by local stores. Indications multiply that Europe wants cash rather than advice.
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Frank Mayer
Templetown
Iowa
Omaha
Neb
Mr. Mayer
Tanlac
F. E. Holsten
Hemingford
Hemingford Social Roundup Sparks Community Ties
Vera Miller and others spend time with family in Hemingford while visitors and locals attend shop events, theater outings, and church meetings. Notable items include Mr. and Mrs. Kiester hosting dinner, a Ford replacement after a car fire, class day off for sophomores, and a large birthday tea for Amelia Hucke.
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Vera Miller
Charles Sharp
Alliance
Vera Friend
Floy Bunce
Letha Baldwin
Allison Johnson
F. Potmesi
Carter
Evelyn Swanson
Ray Graham
W. Lyons
Mackler
Herbert Jones
Gillon
Mr. Kidwell
Hucke Bros. Eale
Helen Andrew
Irma Wright
Lotspliech
K. L. Pierce
Texas
W. L. Baldwin
Secon
Ladies’ Club
O. McEwen
Smith
Will Kiester
Harve Kiester
Margaret Kiester
O. L. Stephenson
Therman
Iowa
George F. Fendrick
Lincoln
R. C. Melick
New York
Lucile
Arthur Carrell
Mrs. Lackey
York
Nebraska
E. B. Geiger
Methodist Church
Enslow
Danesville
Ilinois
Hardy Cafe
Muirhead
Furt Anderson
Hemingford Implement Co
Elmerurn
Fred Hucke
Joe Zets
Luke ‘Phillips
Amelia Hucke
Ben Price
Leslie Price
Arthur Carré
George Jenkins
Fred Abley
Hansen
Helliker
Plahn
George E. Schneider
Helen
Oneta
Tom Greene
Jensen
Emma
May
Lyons
Merle Price
Advance News Roundup of Next Week Hums with Odd Promises
A humorous Life magazine style column predicts unlikely next week events from New York robberies and a fatal accident to a homely suitor kissing a beautiful girl, forty five minute telephone chats between two ladies, Irish question editorials, a church refusal, and a joke about a new banknote saving doctor bills.
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Washade
England
America
Dawes County Bar Opposes Judicial Redistricting
Dawes county lawyers petition Senator J. W. Gooil and Representative George C. Snow to oppose House Roll No. 586 proposing new judicial districts. They argue three judges in a large district hinder prompt justice, favor districts with one judge, and warn of distant litigants and biased elections. They urge redistricting excluding Omaha and Lincoln to ensure one judge per district.
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Nebraska
Dawese County
J. W. Gooil
George C. Snow
Dawes County
Omaha
Lincoln
A Gamble in Souls and Tarzan At Imperial Theater
The Imperial screens A Gamble in Souls with William Desmond Dorothy Dalton and P D Tabler in a Barbary Coast set tale of a street girl and a minister facing conflict. Tarzan follows as revenge with Edgar Rice Burroughs adventure. Charles Ray stars in Forty Five Minutes from Broadway, praised as a peak Cohan work.
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San Francisco
Pacific
William Desmond
Dorothy Dalton
P. D. Tabler
Tarzan
Pooner
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Charles Ray
Broadway
George M. Cohan
Victor Moore
Mr. Cohan
George Cohan
Omaha Plans Grand Market Week Program in 1921
Omaha launches Merchants' Market Week on March 7 with thousands of dealers from nine states. The event features a Get Acquainted Night, athletic contests, a carnival and mask ball, a grand ball with prize distribution, and a continuing concern over sheriff salary bill changes.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Chamber of Commerce
House Stands Firm Against Women Serving
A local house committee reaffirms its stance to bar women from serving roles, citing tradition and governance norms. The decision underscores ongoing debates over women’s participation in official duties within the community.
Alliance and Hemingford Folks News Briefs
Local residents travel between Alliance Hemingford Crawford and Denver on various business and social visits. New marriages include Miss Viola Mansfield and Roy Eversol d?. a dance honored newlyweds. State budget talks show slight overall rise with cuts across departments and reduced university funds.
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Stel
Denver
Lyon Snow
Alliance
Rt Furman
Crawford
Mae Thomas
Miss Reaves
Steve Arrante
Hemingford
Ben Johnson
Chas. Huss
H. A. Huntley
Walter Mann
Wilson
van Skyke
Saturdhay
Jay Andrus
Geo. Gregg
Mr. Seifert
Girard
Glenn
Sam Newbrough
Wm. Finney
Alex Smith
Joe Deal
Kansas City
E. T. Engeart
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Dayton Sullenberger
Ruth Ann
Whitman
Sullenberger
King
Viola Mansfield
Roy Everesd
Ivy Stetson
Mr. Hammer
Mansfield
Legion Bill for Disabled Soldiers Favored by Committee
The American Legion measure creating a $2,000,000 fund for disabled soldiers was favorably reported and moved to general file. The Senate reconsidered the loaf standard bill and will bring it up again with proposed changes likely to aid passage.
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American Legion
Senate
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Scottsbluff
Miles
Tansac
Europe
Dawes County Bar
Marsland
D.C. Bradbury
George FE. Davis
E. C
Drake
A. V. Gavin
H. D. Hacker
R. M. Hampton
M. S. Hargraves
FR. W. Harris
F. W. Hayes
E. Holsten
J. Birwin
G, W. Nation
C. A. Newberry
W. L. O'Keefe
A. H Robbins
Jnd, R. Snyder
S W, Thompson
J. J. Vance
Moses Wright
Character
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