State Ticket and County Races List Focused on Local Offices
The slate lists Supreme Judge candidates Benjamin FF. Goot Jon 2 Sullivan and James R. Dean. University roles Charles T. Knapp Harney B Newbranck. County Clerk Joan Th. Knntest. County Trossover Fred Molleing. Sheriff and County Judge L. A. Berry. Superintendent of Public Instruction Della M. Reed. Coroner De G. W. Mitcnell. County Surveyor F. E. Hamblin.
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Benjamin FF. Goot
Jon 2 Sullivan
James R. Dean
L. A. Berry
Della M. Reed
Peanut crop fails but peanut politicians remain abundant
Despite the 190g peanut crop failing, the article notes no reduction in the supply of peanut politicians. It implies continued political activity or personalities associated with peanuts persist regardless of agricultural shortfall.
Eskimo map experts Etukishook and Ahwelab featured
On the lecture platform the Eskimo map experts Etukishook and Ahwelab are highlighted as notable contributors. Their work with Inuit cartography and geographic interpretation is emphasized for student researchers and attendees.
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Etukishook
Ahwelab
Nebraska Wheat Yields Reach Over Fifty Million Bushels
Nebraska farmers harvest more than fifty million bushels of wheat this year as a notable side crop in a state famed for corn alfalfa and potatoes, reflecting strong regional cereal production amid diverse agriculture.
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Nebraska
Panama Jibel case disposition stirs Africa expectations
Imaginative observers sense a global roar as news spreads of a ruling in the Panama Jibel case. The text suggests Africa awaits the outcome and its potential impact, framing the decision as a significant international moment.
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Africa
Panama
Almost-Minister Crane Notes Records In Diary
The text suggests Crane dated entries from July 13 and October 13 and includes a cheeky note about poultry-raising articles that promise fortune. It also cites a letter signed by M. L. Phares praising a poultry piece and predicting further issues.
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China
Taft Hopes Arizona Learns from Oklahoma Mistakes
Mr. Taft expects Arizona to profit from the errors of Oklahoma in constitution building. He suggests Oklahoma erred by not accepting his guidance, and notes that Oklahoma remains unrepentant about its decision.
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Mr. Taft
Arizona
Oklahoma
Party solidarity and corrupt bosses in politics
The passage argues that party unity preserves corrupt leaders and blocks reform. It asserts that purifying a party requires action beyond voting to sustain machine rule, claiming true patriots bolt rather than submit to corrupt bosses.
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Solidarity
Pinchot’s Return and Water Power Monopoly Pact
The piece notes Gifford Pinchot has returned to Washington and public friction with Ballinger remains. It argues the settlement preserves government water power for general use while handing control to monopolies, likening this to tariff reductions that favor monopolies over the masses.
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Gifford Pinchot
Washington
Ballinger
Pinchot
Nomination News for J. B. Kniest County Clerk Race
Friends of J B Kniest formerly of this city now living in Alliance Nebraska announce his nomination for County Clerk of Box Butte County. Kniest is described as fully qualified for the office. An unrelated editorial note comments on England's political crisis and U S Senate comparisons.
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J. B. Kniest
Alliance
Netr
Box Butte County
Kniest
Carroll
Iowa
South Omaha Drovers Journal
Stockman
England
United States
House of Lords
Aldrich
Senate
Lemon Growers Suffer As Tariff Hits Consumers Hard
Lemon producers win a higher duty in the tariff bill but must ship east to market while railroads push freight rates up, erasing the tariff advantage. Consumers bear the final burden, enduring higher prices as the Payne Aldrich Taft measure is criticized.
The Growing Insurgents editorial sparks GOP debate
The Kansas City Star reprints an editorial criticizing Nebraska’s two senators and three Republican congressmen for siding with Aldrich and Cannon. It contrasts these actions with reform Republicans from Iowa Wisconsin and Indiana and questions Nebraska Republicans about their future roles.
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Kansas City Star
United States
Nebraska
Aldrich
Cannon
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
Dismissal of libel case seen as victory for free press
Judge A B Anderson of the U S district court in Indianapolis dismisses the libel suit against Delevan Smith and Charles R Williams, praising free speech and condemning presidential overreach in the Panama affair. The piece argues the ruling strengthens the judiciary and warns against political interference in trials.
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A. B. Anderson
United States District Court
Indianapolis
Delevan Smith
Indianapolis News
Charles R. Williams
Friends of Human Liberty
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama
United States of Columbia
Roosevelt
Buenana Varilla
Anderson
United States
The
Newa
Washington
Leavenworth
Judge Anderson
Wy Ee
State election urged to purify Nebraska supreme court
The Herald urges Box Butte county voters to back three democratic nominees for the Nebraska supreme court to secure wholesome laws and curb partisan influence. It praising Judge Letton as incorruptible and calls for strong support for university regent nominees alongside court candidates.
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The
Herald
Box Butte
Nebraska
Supreme Court of
Box Butte County
Sullivan, Good
Dean
Letton
Supreme Court
State University
Board of Regents
Progress of Reclamation Project Near North Platte Valley
The 1909 irrigation season on the North Platte project in Nebraska was highly successful. Water delivery was ample to all settlers with no major breaks, and harvests across reclaimed lands showed bountiful crops including potatoes corn wheat and oats. The valley community is described as settled prosperous and harmonious with farmers and local engineers working together in support of the reclamation act.
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Washington, D. C
North Platte
Nebraska
Cannon Responds To Fowler Attack In House
Nebraska State Journal notes Speaker Cannon’s reported reply to Congressman Fowler as Why in hell should I notice Fowler with reporters saying the exact words vary. It emphasizes Cannon’s stature in the House and questions how the nation should judge its leaders by their conduct.
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Cannon
Fowler
House of Representatives
United States
Uncle Joke
Keefi
Nebraska State Journal
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Harney
Newbranck
Joan Th. Knntest
County Trossover
Fred Molleing
Calvin M. Cox
DE G. W. Mitcnell
F. EK. Hamblin
M. L. Phares
Norton’s
R. Simmons
Box Butte Avenue
Cudahy’s
Cudahy
J. W. Herman
C. F. Kroll
Wallace & Swanson
S. H.desch & CO
J. A. Mallery
A. D. Rodgers
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