Debate over hypnotherapy and tariff policy prompts public concern
The article critiques hypnotherapy for medical use versus sensational shows and condemns public exhibitions. It cites the Altoona Tribune on tariffs, noting protection for infant industries and calls to shield workers from European competition. It also covers Debs in a mail delivery case, arguing for jury verdicts and judicial limits on magistrates.
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Altoona
Tribune
the Tribune
Pennsylvania
Europe
Rooseveltians oppose Taft as 1912 shadow looms
Critics claim a politicized split in the Taft administration favors Roosevelt efforts to secure a 1912 nomination. Rooseveltians fault Taft for lack of zeal toward Roosevelt ideals and see widening republican rifts despite conciliatory moves and praise for Roosevelt policies.
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Ballinger
Roosevelt
Taft
Hypnotism Exhibition Ends in Death of Subject
A death occurred during a hypnotism display led by a self styled professor. The incident happened as spectators watched the subject under trance in a public show seeking amusement. Authorities investigate to determine cause and responsibility.
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Ehould
Will
Restore the Rights of Jurors
The American Federation of Labor urges restoring juror rights and duties. The article argues for reestablishing eighteenth century English precedent in the western hemisphere while noting nonpartisan views on Debs as a political figure.
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American Federation of Labor
England
Western Hemisphere
Debs
Barnes Family Heads to Los Angeles Amid Snow Disruptions
T H Barnes and family departed Tuesday for Los Angeles. The Alliance fair schedule faced trouble as a Sunday horse race failed to occur after officials ruled it cruel to run on Sunday. The Alliance Mitchell football game in Alliance was canceled due to snow and bad weather.
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Alliance
The
Fair Association
Alliance-Mitchell
Providence
Bayard Items Show Local Moves and Visits
The Walford building welcomes a new meat market. Mrs. A. F. Snyder returns from Scottsbluff. F. E. Stearns moves into Mrs. Waitman’s cottage. Mrs. A. F. Gruber moves to a north Bayard cottage. Mrs. Davig of Hemingford visits sister Mrs. Dunham. Rev. Kerns spoke at the M. E. church. Mrs. G. W. Burns visits friends in Gering. C. Franklin returns from Omaha after eye treatment. Snow suspends work on the Tri-State Canal. Mr. Judd becomes clerk at C. H. Harpole’s hardware. J. O’Neal joins Frank Erickson. J. A Bent in town on property business for a shoe firm. Miss Bertha Boyer to teach primary in Neighbors’ absence until December.
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F. E. Stearns
J. A Bent
Hospital Notes Update on Local Patients
Miss Agnes Elmore, recently operated on for appendicitis, returned home Saturday and is improving rapidly. Mrs. Harry Smith departed Monday for home in the city. Mrs. Leavitt left Tuesday for Gerard Nebraska, feeling much improved. Mrs. Howard was operated on Tuesday and is recovering nicely. Miss Delia Nelson, a former patient, visited briefly then went home to Hay Springs last Friday with Mrs. Lois Riley who stayed until Wednesday morning and then left for Bridgeport for a short trip.
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Agnes Elmore
Harry Smith
City
Delia Nelson
Hay Springs
Lois Riley
Rilley
Bridgeport
Local notes from Hemingford Herald dated November 18 190g
Town news items include visits and returns of residents Ed Snider E L Everett Miss Marjorie Bressee and others. Local business changes see Walter Rishell and Miller purchase Ray Wood’s barber shop and John Anderson selling his drug store stake to G F Boyd Co.
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Walter Rishell
Mr. Miller
Ray Wood
Congregational Art Society
B. E. Johnson
Ely
Sidney
Nebr
John Anderson
G. F. Boyd & Co
John
Idaho
Clark
Reno Notes on Family Visits and Local Events
John and Fred Leistritz spent Sunday with their parents south of Lakeside. Henry Hier hauled potatoes to brother in law Joseph Bills. Potato digging is nearly finished and many crops were frozen. H H Hier has blood poisoning in hands for two weeks but improving. Mrs. Raver of Reno section house is improving after illness. Reno school closed briefly last week due to a dispute between teacher and school board.
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John
Fred Leistritz
Lakeside
Henry Hier
Joseph Bills
H. H. Hier
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Rev. Kerns
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Omaha
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O'Neal
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Hospital Notes
Hemingford Herald
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Box Butte County
Neb
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E. L. Everett
Marjorie Bressee
Rushville
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H. E. Jones
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Blackfoot
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Sheridan, Wyo
Frank Olds
Chadron
Dr. Sweet
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Jim Moravek
Buffalo
New York
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Katie Korest
Fred Melick
Mr. Canfield
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Emingford
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