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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1920
Page
5
The Alliance Herald notes Burr Printing Co owners and officers in Alliance. It lists George L. Burr Jr and M. Burr as officers and mentions the paper as the official newspaper of the city and county.
The piece argues the Alliance police have a strong record but cites a bonehead act releasing seven gamblers on bond. It notes calls for restraint in firing officers and discusses Roosevelts cabinet prospects, party shifts, and a wary view of Republican control and national policy debates.
The Alliance field station of the Bureau of Markets US Department of Agriculture closed its office in the post office building last Saturday and issued its final report for the season. Local representative Clinton D. Miller has left the city. Western Nebraska shipments to November 12 totaled 1 175 cars, up from 1 056 last year.
The idea floated by Bryan suggests Wilson resigns, Marshall takes control, Harding becomes secretary of state and ascends to the presidency through successive resignations, a British style move considered for a grave national crisis as Congress contemplates response.
The article critiques California boosters for overemphasizing climate and cooperation while highlighting landlords raising rents 250 to 500 percent in the past year. It notes Los Angeles seeking five thousand army tents from Secretary Baker, and comments Nebraska housing as equally desperate.
Citizens of Alliance donated over 100 dollars at a Friday Imperial theater event by Father Flanagan and five boys from his Omaha home for neglected children. The drive aims to fund a 300000 building in Florence. speakers urged broad support, noting the home serves boys of all creeds and the need for more space to help hundreds awaiting admission.
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