Custer County Beacon Renamed Custer County Herald
The Custer County Beacon of Broken Bow marked its 21st anniversary by enlarging from eight to seven columns and changing its name to the Custer County Herald. Ross Hammond, editor of the Fremont Tribune, is appointed internal revenue collector under Taft. Hammond supports Taft, Aldrich backs La Follette. Norfolk Press notes Hammond’s irritation at Aldrich’s stance.
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Custer County
Broken Bow
Herald
Nebraska
Ross Hammond
Fremont Tribune
Internal Revenue
Taft
Beat
Hammond
Aldrich
la Follette
Republian
Norfolk Press
Ross Haremond
County Clerk Candidate Announcement in Box Butte Neb
Democratic and People's Independent candidate asks Nebr voters to consider qualifications and vote. Invitation for support emphasizes county clerk race in Box Butte.
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Democratic
People’s Independent
Box Butte County
Nebr
County Commission Nominee Seeks Support and Record Review
An express candidate for County Commission urges Box Butte County voters to examine his record as a citizen and public official and invites scrutiny as part of his bid for office.
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Democratic
People's Independent
Box Butte County
Nebraskan Progressives Favor La Follette for President
Governor Aldrich says Nebraskans support La Follette, deem Taft unsuitable, and view him as unfriendly to progressives. He notes no one in the state favors Taft and claims La Follette would likely win Nebraska in the next presidential race.
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Nebraska
United States
Omaha World-Herald
Aldrich
Public Instruction Ballot Tilt For State Superintendent
The Bridgeport News-Blade and Herald back the nomination of Prof. Pate of Alliance for Nebraska state superintendent. The editorials urge voters to nominate Pate at next year's primaries, noting his proven leadership and desire for broader service.
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Crabtree
News-Blade
Pate
Alliance
Nebraska
Bridgeport News-Blade
The
Herald
Alliance Ciiy
Petition route debated for defeated candidates in Nebraska primaries
Lincoln to Omaha World Herald reports Secretary of State Walt allows a defeated primary candidate to petition onto the general election ballot. The article notes a Chicago nurse Helen Watson detained for shoplifting jewelry and describes a highway crime near Pittieweb. It also mentions Bevid Steen’s shooting and a Percheron horse registration dispute in Illinois.
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Lincoln
Omaha World-Herald
Whitman
Box Butte County
Walt
Dispatch
The
World Herald
the Inquirer
Wait
Ierald
Helen Watson
Chicago
Miss Watson
New York
Super Or Coal Company
Pittaiweb
Bevid Steen
Willam J. Steen
H C. McMillan
Percheron Society of America
Percheron Stud Book of America
George W. Patterson
Nebraska legislative apportionment maps explained
The Nebraska legislature apportions Senate districts and House seats for the next two years. Maps show gains for the northwest, new districts including Box Butte with Sheridan, and various corrections such as District 10 in Douglas County with 12 representatives and other district reassignments across Stanton Cuming Seward Keith and Lincoln counties.
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Box Butte
South End
Sheridan County
Western Counties
Nebraska
State Senate
Wiz
South
Northwestern Railway
Douglas County
Lancaster
Dodge
Saunders
Gage
Adams
Hall
Buffalo
Pawnee
Stanton
Cuming
Stanton County
Seward
Saline
Butler
Keith County
Keith
Lincoln
Dawson
Richardson, Nemaha
Johnson
Draping of Charter Honors Late Supreme Commander
In memory of Mrs. Lillian M. Hollister of Detroit former Supreme Commander and Acting Past Supreme Commander the Alliance Hive The Ladies of the Macabees draped the charter for sixty days by order of the Board of Trustees. Some 163000 members across the United States and Canada join the service in tribute.
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United States
Canada
Slumber Party Honoring Miss Vera Hamilton Draws Guests
Miss Mabel Worley hosted a group of girlfriends at a Saturday night slumber party in honor of Miss Vera Hamilton of Lincoln. The festivities continued with a nine o'clock breakfast the following morning at the Majestic. Chas C. Jameson and Walter Wightman of Ellsworth were in Alliance for business. An expected daily aeroplane flight at the Custer County fair in Broken Bow did not take off as the Lincoln aviator declined to fly citing aircraft issues.
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Mabel Worley
Vera Hamilton
Lincoln
Chas, C. Jameson
Walter Wightman
Ellsworth
Alliance
Cunter County Fair
Broken Bow
Hyannis girl in Lincoln Star voting contest gains boost
The Herald promotes Miss Mary Egan of Hyannis in a Lincoln Star district voting contest offering eight automobil es as prizes. Readers urged to subscribe or renew with votes directed to Miss Egan and Miss Exan at Myannis Alliance. Mrs Brown, wife of Rev J B Brown, has recovered enough to resume duties.
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Nebraska
Lincoln Star
Alliance
The
Herald
Mary Egan
Hyannis
Miss Egan
St. Agnes Academy
Lincoln Daily Star
Miss Bean
Daily Star
the Herald
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