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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1913

Page

1

Alliance plans Hyannis excursion on October ninth

Guy Lockwood leads a proposed Alliance train excursion to Hyannis for Home Day. Over fifty locals pledge to join with plans for a return trip next Thursday night. The Herald offers free badges and the brass band will provide music. Minimum guarantee for a special train is 175 dollars for seventy five riders. regular fare is 1.18 each way.

Hyannis Alliance Ance Herald Alliance Brass Band Guy Lockwood Alliance Good Fellowship Burlington

Reserve Lands Open With Drawings for Lot Selection

The Interior Department opens the Nebraska National Forest Reserve with a drawing method for land selection. Registration for land in the reserve and Fort Niobrara begins October 13 at North Platte Broken Bow and Valentine, with a drawing October 28 and entries starting November 17. The process follows a signed bill clarifying the legality of drawing for lands restored from forest reserves. The Alliance Herald will publish maps and land lists in a future supplement for subscribers paid in advance.

Wilson Innteriar Department Fort Niobrara Military Reserve North Platte Broken Bow Valentine House Senate Marshall Journal White House Congress Nebraska National Forest Reserve Grant McPherson Arthur Alliance Herald

Eagles Banquet at New Lodge Building Opens Tonight

Two hundred members of the local Eagle lodge are to gather at the new building for a formal opening tonight. The interior has been renovated to high standards by lodge officers. The remodel makes the order's club home the finest in the western part of the state and will serve exclusively its members. A standout entertainment program is promised by organizers.

Eagle Lodge

Popular young couple wed at Holy Rosary church

Miss Margaret Schuetz and Mr. Will J. Pool were married at Holy Rosary church this morning by Father Donnelly. Pool, a railway postal clerk between Alliance and Denver, and Schuetz, a Morill county teacher near Bridgeport, intend to make their home in Denver.

Margaret Schuetz Will J. Pool Holy Rosary Church Father Donnelly Pool Allance Denver Misa Schuetz Morrill Bridgeport

Wife Murderer Still At Large In Eastern Town Search

A dawn search of houses in the eastern colored quarter found no trace of the fugitive murderer. Tracks leading east past the fair grounds were found but then lost. Opium seizures and an extra cracked pipe were uncovered at the couple’s home. Eyewitnesses reported five shots from a small revolver followed by five heavy shots as Officer Ben Jordan fired in defense. Jordan, wounded, remains in hospital while investigators pursue clues and identify a white man seen fleeing.

Fair Grounds Ben Jordan Jordan

Earthquake Strikes Panama Canal Region Shaking Homes

An unusual magnitude quake hit the isthmus at 11 20 p m driving the population into the streets. The first shock lasted a minute with a feared second follow up 20 minutes later. Damaging effects were limited to a few structures though fears of a San Francisco style disaster arose. Burleson backs Hitchcock plan for government owned telegraph and telephone lines.

Panama San Francisco United Press Washington, D. C Burleson Hitchcock Congress

Fresh Schemes Fresh Schemes

Federal detectives arrested George Davis who had eluded pursuit for over two years in connection with the McNamara dynamite plot. He confessed to leading a group of fifteen dynamiters aimed at destroying non union buildings. Indianapolis report says Starry Jones of the Iron Workers Union was arrested for conspiring to transport explosives, traced to Davis confession.

United Press New York George Davis McNamara Dynamine Plas Ffteen Indianapolis Ind Starry Jones The Iron Worker's Union

German Day Parade Draws 20000 German-Americans in Omaha

About twenty thousand German-Americans from Nebraska Iowa and South Dakota joined the German Day parade in Omaha amid Ak-Sar-Ben festivities. The event marked Germantown New York 1685 colonization and the 100th anniversary of Napoleon's defeat at Leipsic. Senator Hitchcock and Dr Gustav Donald led the remarks as a 200 voice chorus sang native songs.

United Press Omaha Nebr Nebraska Iowa South Dakota America Germantown N. Y Leipsic Gilbert M. Hitchcock Gustav Donald German Democrat Davenport

Chicago Grants City Ten Days of Grace for Refuse

The Chicago Reduction Company in a city notice grants ten days of grace for garbage collection. The delay allows the city to arrange alternative disposal methods as it faces a refuse crisis.

Chicago Reduction Company United Press Chicago

Alliance search for fugitives ends with dusty discouragement

Hdwards had friends among colored people and sympathy was divided between Jordan and the fugitive. Jordan had been vigilant and unrelenting in driving undesirables from town, making him hated by a certain class. A big Cadillac touring car with officers searched the surrounding countryside, including every barn and building, but the party returned at noon discouraged.

Hdwards Jordan Alliance

Alliance Post Office Initiates Parcel Weight and Count Test

Beginning October 1 the Alliance post office and nationwide units will weigh and count all parcel post packages and record mail received by zones. The test aims to determine if carriers and railroads haul more weight, potentially raising compensation proportional to increased mail volume.

Alliance Post Office United States Carriera

Knight Opposes County Telephone Bond Plan

Fr M Knight president Alliance National Bank and large county realty owner says he does not approve of county telephone systems. He favors paying off existing debt rather than bonding for more funds and urges proponents to present their case to the state railway commission. He did not sign the metallic service contract but uses it and finds current service improved and worth the price.

Fr. M. Knight Alliance National Bank State Railway Commission

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