One arrest in stock probe of Lakeside plant
Frank A. May, district commercial manager of Northwestern Bell, was arrested in Omaha after being indicted in a grand jury probe into stock sales tied to the Omaha Potash and Refining Co. He faced a $5,000 bond and is accused of aiding others to obtain funds from the company. The probe involves a scheme around a Lakeside Alliance plant and a $97,000 sum.
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Frank A. May
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Alliance
Old
Ejay Council
Omaha Tuewlay
Grand Jury
Nebraska
May
Omaha Potash and Refining Company
Mr. May
K. P. Moraman
United States National Bank of Omaha
Lakeside
the World-Herald
Omaha Potash and Refining Co
M. C. Yocum
Topeka
Kas
J. C. Bunce
Kansas City
Nebraskans Close Second in Denver Auto Tent Colony
Nebraskans rank second among states at the Denver Overland Park tent city with about 5,800 in attendance, surpassing last year’s total, as families sleep under the stars and the Tourist bureau notes Nebraska auto travel interest. Kansas leads, and the camp records reflect ongoing 1921 season activity.
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Denver
Nebraska
York
Columbus
Nebraska City
Win the Ford Sale At Thiele’s With Ford Tickets
Thiele offers standard goods at reduced prices during its Win the Ford sale with Ford tickets issued for every dollar spent. A high school party at the Standard dining hall honored sisters Austa and Katherine. Attendees included Mae Livings Zelma Barnely Velma Thelma Simmons Wilma Beatrice Westover Augusta Katherine Quist Wilma Mote Alice Schill Lucille Osborn and guests Victor Hunsaker Jim Wilson Dale Pollard Lloyd Osborn. Refreshments were served and a notable goal time noted. Mr and Mrs J McMurty visited Alliance shoppers Thursday.
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Austa
Katherine
Mae Livings
Zelma Barnely
Velma
Thelma Simmons
Wilma
Beatrice Westover
Augusta
Katherine Quist
Wilma Mote
Alice Schill
Lucille Osborn
Victor Hunsaker
Jim Wilson
Dale Pollard
Lloyd Osborn
J. McMurty
Alliance
Lakeside Players Attend Ball Game. Antioch Wins
The week features multiple local residents visiting nearby towns for games and business. Antioch defeated Lakeside in a Friday ball game as locals from Lakeside and surrounding communities traveled between Alliance Ellsworth and Hyannis for social and work duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Braun
Lakeside Developing Company
Bertha DeHord
Mable House
Antioch
Lakeside
C. E. Black
Alliance
Fred Speer
Melvin
Barney Cody
Mrs. Glenn House
Henry Stoop
Bingham
Charles Carey
Beatrice Westover
Jake Herman
Ellsworth
R. A. Westover
Denver
Ernest Underhill
Hyannis
Nels Rask
West
Antioch Residents Travel and School News Roundup
Antioch community members visit Alliance and Sidney for business and personal matters. The Antioch high school baseball team beat Lakeside 15 to 3 on the loan diamond. Families move, ill health and travel dominate the local scene with many residents visiting Alliance, Sidney, and Potter Nebraska.
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Roy Hoffland
Hoffland, Smith, Graham and Klingaman
Antioch Public Schools
Alliance
James P. Thomas
The
Potash State Bank
Louise Wilson
Alliance Oeorer
C. E. Fingle
Fingle
Burlington
Aliance
Violet McFall
R. R. McFall
Florence
Hazel
Walter Bond
St. Louis
Antioch High School
Miss Stawell
Arthur Petegeon Ranch
Lakeside
W. A. Moore
Ernest Hoch
Lucile
FP. J. Messeramith
F. J. Keller
Earl Reddick
Antioch
Frank Jesse
Lillian Jesse
Lillian Hobbs
George Deitlin
Roy Deitlin
Carroll Stapleton
Retha Douglas
Wm. Tyler
Congregational Church
Hay Springs
H. P. Holt
Cathcart
Ralph Wyland
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J. May
Hoye
Halter
Denver Auto Tent Colony
Thiele
Ford
Harvest Home Festival
Lee Moore
Goldwyn
Rupert Hughes
Goldwyn Picture
Colorado
Sheridan
Alliance Creamey Co
E. I. Gregg
City Cream Station
West Third Street
Aone
Charles M. Schwab
John D. Rockefeller
Rigo
Godowski
Fritz Kreissler
Scotti
Ruffo
Stracciari
Amati
de Lucca
Valeska Surrat
Bessie Love
Lillian Walker
Elsie Janis
Sophie Tucker
al Jolson
Jeffrey & Smith
Chiropractic Health Service
Hemingford
Ben Johnson
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