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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1917

Page

9

Ghadron Blackmail Case Ends in Acquittal

The Chadron blackmail conspiracy case ends with a directed verdict for the defense. Judge Grimes ruled no conspiracy since victims knew of the plot beforehand, and the Omaha defendants including Steve Maroney and Harvey Wolf are freed. State witnesses had claimed entrapment plans and prearranged acts.

Chadron Omaha Hood E. D Grimes Bruce McDowell W. 8. Goker W. F. Walker D. L. Himes George H. Clayton George Fernald W. A. McLean Ggorge Hedgecock Walters G. A. Hagaman Alrt Lore Fernald Trenkie Steve Maroney Harvey Wolf W. 8 Gua Tylee Omaha Detective Assocation Charles W. Pipkin Tive Association Allen G Her Militia Charles I. Day Louis Mote Nebraska Paul Sutton Grites Steve Maloney

Cooperation by Letters and Telegrams Stymies Entrapment Plan

The record notes Suttop and Crites agreed to cooperate by letters and telegrams to trap the defendants. Mrs Hood testified to support the entrapment premise though she did not testify at the preliminary hearing. Mrs Phelps, key prosecution witness, was ready to testify if the defense motion had failed. The ruling was issued before a large spectator crowd expected Mrs Phelps to testify.

Omaha John Unger Govinet Alliance Mike Harrington Allen G. Fisher Wiliam Rooney Drake Hotel Iva J. Tash Mrs. Hood Mr. Baker Chadron Sutton H. C. Brome Crites Sutton Grimes Herald Suttop

Drink Hot Tea For A Bad Cold Hamburg Brust Thee

A promotional note urges drinking Hamburger Brust Thee to treat colds and grip. It recommends steeping a tablespoon in boiling water, sipping as needed, claiming it opens pores, relieves congestion, loosens bowels, and cures a cold. The remedy is described as inexpensive and vegetable.

Hamburg

St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Back Pain Relief

An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a 25 cent remedy for backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatic pains. It claims rapid soaking action when rubbed in and promises the misery ends after a single use with no harm to health.

St. Jacobs Cabing Eles Hapsbage Pe Seiatica Jame UK

Bell System subscribes to Second Liberty Loan

The American Telephone and Telegraph Company and Bell System entities announce a combined subscription of five million dollars for the Second Liberty Loan on behalf of the system and its employees. The subscription will be allotted as part of the public offering.

American Telephone and Telegraph Company Bell Telephone System Themscies

Bell System Seeks Proportional Liberty Bond Subscriptions

The Bell Telephone System aims to distribute Liberty Loan subscriptions to localities in proportion to Treasury quotas for each federal reserve district. Subscriptions will be made by Bell companies in their districts. Bell System had pledged 5 million dollars to the First Liberty Loan but only part was accepted due to over-subscription. Employees may subscribe and pay in installments over the coming year.

Treasury Department Federal Reserve Associated Bell Company Bell Telephone System Liberty Loan Bell System

Global War News and Home Front Measures

Six or seven German airships raided eastern and northwestern England but did not reach London. Russian government moves to Moscow. civilians flee Reval on the Gulf of Finland. Charles W. Walnum held in New York for plotting to place an explosive on a converted U S liner. U S loans to Allies total 2 7564 million with 25 million to England and 20 million to France. Iowa National Army recruits poised to join depot brigade and depart to Demco. Civic act of vandalism in Council Bluffs as yellowing storefronts draw protest. Hoover imposes wholesale price curb on cornbot and sugar bed products and urges consumer vigilance.

England London United States Charles W. Walnum New York City

Amherst man fatally injured by colt during farm mishap

Jesse C. Hager of Amherst Iowa was fatally injured when a colt kicked a pitchfork into his throat as he walked in a barnyard with a friend. In political news Iowa Attorney General Havner instructs county attorneys to canvass all ballots in Woodbury prohibition election while local supervisors will tally votes across counties.

Jesse C. Hager Amherst Mr. Hager Havner Iowa Ole T. Nagilestad Woodbury County

Coal Miner Strike Clouds Midwest Fuel Outlook

Fuel Administrator Garfield and UMW officials hope the central competitive districts strike will end soon while the midwest fuel situation has worsened to a serious level.

Garfield United Mine Workers Middle West

U S Moves Against Pro German Workers Over Liberty Joan Camp

Reports indicate government action against pro German laborers connected to efforts to oppose the Liberty Joan camp. In the Deesel island zone around Moon sound about 20 Russian warships are bottled up as they resist isolation from Riga and Finland. A boiler explosion near Laramie Wyoming kills three aboard a freight train.

United States Deesel Moon Sound Gulf of Riga Finland

Bone Barometers

An Indianapolis News quip notes bone barometers as failing tools for predicting weather or events. The piece imagines people who claim to feel everything in their bones, yet this “barometer” constantly falls from fashion and usefulness.

Indianapolis News

Buckley praised as simply great in ticket offer

A fragmented note touts Miss Buckley as simply great and advertises a five show ticket for 60 cents plus one dollar, with stray pricing references and season-pass hints. The legible bits mention cure and savings with unclear surrounding text.

Miss Buckley

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