Random Shots on Harding and Campaign Etiquette
The Nebraska City Prose editor endorses Harding as dignified and praises women’s enthusiasm in politics while noting evolving rules in a shifting campaign. Jokes about fashion and society mix with light satire on polling, vaudeville-like quips, a Florida bathing suit, and musings on campaign finance and railway fares affecting performances.
When a Man Needs Jewelry
A promotional note touts Thiele's selection for men’s wear including cuff links, chains, scarf pins, and watches. It highlights design quality, genuine materials, and up-to-date style as the gentleman’s choice for personal items and gifts.
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Waldemar
Thiele
Promises and political notes cited in early critique
A columnist voices skepticism about Vierick’s promissory notes in a speech to voters, mocking the idea of easy wealth from political promises and referencing a localeconomic “McKelvie system” of overspending and credit. The piece cites a quip about what a nickel can buy, highlighting local political satire.
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George Sylvester Vierick
Vierick
McKelvie
Coleman Declares He Isn’t Candidate for State Rep
A telegram to the Alliance Herald from Hay Springs Nebraska confirms John Coleman is not a candidate for the Seventy third district state representative seat. His name appeared on ballots by friend placement though he did not file or accept. Selden W. Ives, independent candidate, states Coleman’s name was placed by mistake and seeks Democratic votes.
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Alliance Herald
Seventy-third
Iohn Coleman
Coleman
Secretary of State
Selden W. Ives
John Coleman
I. Selden W. Ives
Alliance
Selden W
Ives
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