Railroads Prove Coal Delivery Plan Guards Winter Supply
A Burlington bulletin shows railroads shifting coal from western and New England districts to central states after meeting shortages there. Through late September 592.7 million tons moved, up 51 million from last year, with efficiency gains and rising daily car mileage easing delays. W. W. Norton of Los Angeles visits Alliance.
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Burfington
Northwestern
New England
Central Western
Bulletin
A. G. Smart
the Herald
West
Great Lakes
Central West
United States
Press Gang Meetings In Gering Today
In Gering today editors from Nebraska gathered for a business session. Ole Buck the Nebraska press association grand secretary Bill Maupin and Asa Wood of Gering attend with others including Mark of Mitchell Chadron snow and Scottsbluff fraternity members.
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Gering
Alli
Salvation Army Officers Arrive to Establish Corps in Alliance
Ensign Henrietta Parkes and Lieutenant Heléh Walenski arrived in Alliance to establish a Salvation Army corps. A Box Butte advisory board meeting appointed a committee to arrange HQ housing, possibly in the former Breman drug store. A county drive to fund the corps will begin once operations start, replacing the closed city mission and seeking broad community support.
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Henrietta Parkes
Heléh Walenski
Hastings
Alliance
Salvation Army Corps
Box Butte
Robert Graham
J. S. Rhein
Jessie Miller
H. A. Copsey
Bremen
Salvation Army
Bos Butte County
Corpe
Porcupine Spurs Nearby Horsemen Near Hemingford
Hemingford residents report a stray porcupine attacking horses as men found quills in the animals with noses and legs up to the knees. After a local chase the animal, weighing fifty to sixty pounds, was shot. Old timers recall no previous porcupine sighting in the area.
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Hemingford
Visit From Mrs Hellings Highlights Antioch News
Mrs. Fred Hellings of Antioch visited Tuesday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Doyle. Mrs. Hellings has been ill during the past week.
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Fred Hellings
Antioch
E. V. Doyle
Master Lawrence Berry Improving
Master Lawrence Berry is reported to be improving after a brief illness. No other conditions or details are provided in the notice.
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Lawrence Berry
Herald Secures Larger Quarters for Expansion
The Burr Printing Company, publishers of The Herald, signed a five year lease with the Masonic Temple Building Association for the former A. H. Jones Company garage site. Carpenters are upgrading the space to house a new newspaper press with basements lowered and windows cut. The move aims to be completed by November first, with arrival of a new typesetting machine from Brooklyn expected this month. The Herald plans a two floor layout and expanded machinery to create a premier western Nebraska printing plant, seeking to rival larger city operations.
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Burr Printing Company
Herald
Masonic Temple Building Association
A. H. Jones Company
The
Brooklyn
Cation
Nebraska
Man Adjudged Insane After Attempted Suicide at Western Hotel
L. F. Barr tried to take his own life at the Western hotel early Monday. The Insanity board ruled him insane at a Wednesday hearing. It remains undecided if he will be sent to a state hospital. Barr has property near Hemingford and Ashby, and has lived in Alliance the past year.
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L. F. Barr
Western Hotel
State Hospital
Ashby
Widow Lanam Receives 9100 From Burlington Railroad
Mrs. Marjorie W. Lanam, widow of Clyde C. Lanam a brakeman killed four weeks ago at Ellsworth, received 9100 from the Burlington railroad company in settlement for the accident and related claims.
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Marjorie W. Lanam
Clyde C. Lanam
Ellsworth
Burlington Railroad Company
Davis Held for District Court on concealed weapons charge
Claude Davis bound over for trial in district court on carrying concealed weapons after a Burlington yards arrest on Friday morning. Davis pleaded not guilty and was held with $100 bond. he claimed self defense after noting multiple past robberies. A 44 Colts Army revolver was found on arrest.
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Claude Davis
Thomas J. Smith
Burlington
Davis
Tash
Ball
Pleharty to Speak at Imperial Tonight
Harry B. Pleharty of Omaha a prominent Democrat will address a rally at the Imperial Theatre tonight. The meeting starts at 9 p m after the first show and is open to all voters. He will discuss the league of nations and urge informed voting amid campaign debate.
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Harry B. Pleharty
Omaha
Imperial Theater
League of Nations
League
Fleharty
Ing
Cox-Roosevelt Club
Imperial
Miss Minnie Ryan Dies at 25 in Alliance
Miss Minnie Ryan aged twenty five died at home of her parents Mr and Mrs M P Ryan in Alliance at 10 55 pm last night cause articular rheumatism She was born February 27 1896 in Havelock Nebraska and leaves two sisters Mary Ryan Rose McDonald and two brothers Thomas and Dennis all in Alliance Funeral services will be held from Holy Rosary church at 9 o clock Monday morning with Father Manning in charge
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Minnie Ryan
M. P. Ryan
Mise Ryan
Havelock
Neb
Mary Ryan
Rose McDonald
Thomas
Dennis
Alliance
Holy Rosary Church
Father Manning
Bayard and Alliance Prepare for Big Saturday Football Clash
Bayard eyes 1920 championship as Alliance seeks pennant in a high profile Saturday game. A special Bayard train carries players and boosters, with hoped for large turnout while Bayard’s 26 percent advance crowd plan doubles hoped attendance by Alliance supporters. Bayard has recent wins over Kearney Military Academy 68 to 0 Chadron Normal 3 to 0 and Wesleyan held to two touchdowns.
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Alliance
Bayard
Rooters
Engleman Crawford
Britt of Bridy
Iineeman
Kearney Military Academy
Chadron Normal
Wesleyan Eam
Women Voters to Discuss Candidates at League Meeting
The League of Women Voters will meet at Mrs. G L Fernalds home 603 Laramie on Tuesday October 26 at 2 30 p m State candidates will be discussed Attendees may bring information for or against any candidate The group seeks to evaluate principles rather than party lines. Louis LaRiviere father of Frank LaRiviere was appointed special administrator of his sons estate after a railroad accident settlement of 2500 was made with the railroad company.
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League of Women Voters
Wll
G. L. Fernald
Laramie
Louis LaRiviere
Frank LaRiviere
LaRiviere
Birth Announcement for Brice’s Lakeside Baby
Mr and Mrs Jesse Brice of Lakeside announce the birth of a baby girl or boy. details not specified in the item.
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Mrs
Jesse Brice
Lakeside
Piri
War Expenditures Under the Cantons and Probes
A political column argues Box Butte Republicans pushed a front porch stance during the war and charged waste in cantonment costs. It contends public fear of high costs was ignored by those with sons in service while condemning postwar investigations as partisan junkets that failed to prove criminal waste. General Pershing praised Wilson and Baker, and probes produced no prosecutions or clear waste.
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Box Butte County
United States
America
Army
Pershing
Wilson
Baker
General Pershing
Congress
Arrests Clear Bayard Mysteries in Double Robbery Case
Bayard residents John Bartling and Harry Jones were jailed on liquor and auto theft charges after Jones implicated Bartling as a key figure in a string of crimes. He claimed Bartling ran a still and sold stolen cars, and named accomplices linked to a poker party holdup that wounded a participant. Funeral services for John Lingreen, water commissioner, were held with city officials present as a Mexican bandit remained gravely injured. a roundup failed to locate the missing "Little Mexico" brother.
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John Bartling
Bayard
Harry Jones
Bartling
State Journal
Jones
Nevada
Atilla
Casper
Wyo
Bridgeport
Neb
Denver
John Lingreen
Leon Martines
Presbyterian Church
Hin
Kemper
Pedro
Mexico
Fa Renily
Alliance Country Club Forms at Elks Club Meeting
About twenty men organized the Alliance Country club deciding on $15000 incorporation with 100 member limit. A membership committee will recruit over winter, club house to be built next spring on forty leased acres north of Brandie lake with golf links dock boat house tennis courts and private light water plant and steam heat. Officers elected: President H E Gantz Vice President Dr J P Maxfield Secretary Percy Cogswell Treasurer Charles Brittan Directors Earl Mallory Charles Brittan Earl Meyer B J Sallowa Fred Harris Frank Abegg W B Barnett. A further meeting will set constitutional by laws.
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Elks Club
Thuretiyev Vine
Alliance Country Club
Brandie Lake
H. E. Gantz
J. P. Maxfield
Percy Cogswell
Charles Brittan
Earl Mallory
Earl Meyer
B. J. Sallowa
Fred Harris
Frank Abegg
W. B. Barnett
Fire damages door at residence of L Griggs
Fire at 303 West Third Street this morning around nine damaged the door with a two foot hole. Smoke was the only other damage and the loss is fully covered by insurance.
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L. Griggs
West Third Str
Mrs B T Ogel Returns Home From Blackton Iowa
Mrs. B. T. Ogel is back at her residence in Blackton Iowa after a period away, family and neighbors report.
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B. T. Ogel
Blackton, Ia
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W. W. Norton
Los Angeles
Masonic Temple
Gavis
Tella Court
Pleharty
Critisim
House
Clear Bayard
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