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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1921

Page

2

Alliance Herald details Burr Printing ownership roster

The Alliance Herald is the official newspaper of Alliance Nebraska and Box Butte County. It lists Burr Printing Company as owner with George L Burr Jr. as president and Edwin Burr as vice president and notes publication and mailing details including post office transmission and biweekly schedule.

Alliance Neb City of Box Butte County The Burr Printing Corepany George L. Burr, Jr Edwin Urr

Political Pot Heats Up Ahead of Alliance City Election

With one week before election, candidates and supporters mobilize as ballots loom. Firemen are speculated to back various figures, though their true choice remains unclear. Hampton and Thompson are seen as leading contenders among the field of ten final hopefuls for Alliance's council.

Firemen Fred Hayes O'Keefe Bradbury John Snyder Rodgers R. M. Hampton S. W. Thompson Alliance Council

Blue Law Drive Aims at Chicago Fire Sunday Reform

The Windy City will host a national blue law campaign starting April 3 led by Anna A. Gordon of the WCTU. A week of prayer precedes anti tobacco Sunday on April 10 with literature mailed to WCTU branches and churches. The plan targets Sunday activities from golf to moving pictures amid debate over the movement’s aims and motives.

Chicago Windy City Anna A. Gordon Woman's Christian Temperance Union Associated Press Moving Picture Lord's Day Alliance Woman’s Christian Temperance Union

Alliance Plans April Drive to Fund Scout Camp

A fundraising drive in Alliance is planned for early April to raise money for a permanent Belmont Scout Camp. The community is urged to support the Boy Scouts as a valuable asset that fosters outdoor life and character in boys, with business leaders backing the ten year project.

Boy Scouts Belmont Boy Scout Organization Scout Movement Young America Alliance

Bergdoll Case Urges Prompt U S Action

The Bergdoll draft dodger fled to Germany after evading service, while two American soldiers with German names captured him. A German court martial fined the soldiers six months. the U S government delays resolution amid wartime tensions and red tape.

Theodore Roosevelt Bergdoll Germany United States Ger

Prisoners of war and Bergdoll surrender demand

American soldiers held in a German prison were captured while defending national honor. They were to be released within thirty six hours, and a swift demand for Bergdoll's surrender was to be sent to the German government, had the Roosevelt administration been in power.

Bergdoll Loxe Roosevelt

Savings Under the Bode Bill in Nebraska Finances

Nebraska finance secretary Phil Brows reported that the code bill saved thousands of dollars by not spending appropriated funds during the biennium. As the biennium ends March 31, several departments near depletion may trigger a deficiency appropriation, prompting questions about accounting and potential political implications.

Phil Brows Nebraska Bross McKelvie

Referendum Likely Over Movie Censorship Fears

Ugly rumors reach the Register alleging lobbyists visiting Lincoln for a proposed movie censorship bill were paid from state funds. If shown, concealment of welfare expenditures could trigger a public reveal long before any referendum, possibly defeating the bill.

Hamilton County Register Lincoln Welfare Department Senate

High School Morals in Atlantic City Debate

Educators amid worry over lax conduct and ethical decline among high school pupils in Atlantic City. Teachers blame late hours, movies, dress, and precocious habits, while stressing parental influence, environment, and the need for discipline to sustain progress. The piece debates age degeneration rhetoric and notes high schools show improvement when properly supported.

Philadelphia Public Ledger Atlantic City

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