Mandamus Case Over School Tuition on Pine Ridge Ranches
The Pennington county court hears a mandamus action filed by five mixed blood teachers of Washington county in the Twe Ridge Indian reservation. They seek to compel the Scenic School board to admit six children without tuition, arguing bona fide residence on the ranches, while the board claims enrollment is on the Pine Ridge reservation where parents own ranch houses. The court must decide where the children's true residence lies for tuition purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papi Ily
HI Miho
Wasp Celal
Pennington Covery
Washington County
Twe Ridge Ondiaty Reservation
Boonie Ami
Scenic
Board of Education of
Pine Ridge
Yankton Man Sentenced in Explosion Case Amid Family Feud
Carl Chapman of Pullerville east of Yankton was sentenced to six months in Yankton county jail for a malleo in mis chief involving wrecking the Flick house with dynamite. The incident stemmed from a Flick family feud. Chapman confessed after arrest in Sioux City. The explosion occurred February 26. Chapman pleaded guilty in Vermilion and was jailed again in Yankton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Carl Chapman
Pullerville
Yankton County
Charlotte Flick
Flick
Mary Fick
Iniuaw
Chapman
Sioux City
Auto
J. Wolsom
Sioux Walls
Vermilion
St. A. Tripp
Chapmin
Auto parts theft leads to Hot Springs arrest
After a six week search police traced stolen automobile parts to a farm house occupied by the John Johnson family. Mrs Johnson and her two sons were arrested and a letter with a Sioux City address found in the home led to Johnson's custody in Sioux City for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
John Johnson
Johnson
Sioux City
Hewie
Hog tragedy and herd sale shake Mitchell scene
J F Ryan and family faced a fatal hog pen incident when a relative died of heart failure amid hogs. Ryan ordered the herd sold and shipped to a Kansas City packing house. A newspaper note in Albany references a transit strike signage mix up during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nim
Kana City
Iocal
Traction Company
Troy
Albany
Irny
Farmers to Manage Corn Donation Program in South Dakota
Yuren reports that W. B. Hi president of the South Dakota Turm Bureau federation has been named director of the farmers gift corn project by President J. BR. Howard. He has sent to the county farm a complete checklist for local handling and the required blanks to request railroad cites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Turm Bureau Federation
Han
Wpremitent
J. BR. Howard
Fampere
Thin Alte
Te Han
Reamn Compiete
White River Bridge Connection Opens Freight Route
The White River Bridge on the state highway south of Jesho links the territory with Winner boosting motor freight traffic. Previously annual freight movement faced delays from Missouri River railroad bridge washouts at Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivion, & Dr
Mareh UL Gapedaliee
White River
Jesho
Missouri River
Chamberlain
Prima Donna from Nebraska to Lead Philadelphia Opera
Velma Lola Sutton, long associated with McCook Nebraska and son of J Sutton, is announced as the prima donna in the Philadelphia grand opera company. The notice notes her background and anticipated role at the March performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttolitredeo
Marek
Telia Itade
Fed Viutori
Mise Velma
Lola Sutton
Mmccrook
Neb
Prima Jonna
Philadelphia Grand Opera Company
Mitalculate Traction
The
Gathering
J. Sutton
McCook
Burlington Band
Marriage by Mall Annulled in Nebraska Case
District Judge Sears annulled the marriage by mall of Fred E. Williams and Jessie Deering in Omaha Nebraska. Williams, a Llewelyn farmer, exchanged 19 letters with Deering who sought a city husband but preferred a farmer. They wed at North Platte but separation followed and Deering sued for divorce while the court annulled the union after ruling six months had not passed since her divorce. Samuel Deering, an Iowa farmer, involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Sears
Fred E. Williams
Jessie Deering
Williams
Llewelyn
Charles W. Bavidge
Savidce
Deering
North Plate
Williama
Willams
Seare
Sumuel Deerling
Out of One Trouble But Into Another in Nebraska
Assistant United States Attorney Isney filed informations charging nine prisoners released by Federal Judge Munger at Lincoln. The ruling aligns with a circuit court decision in St Louis that Jeffersons cannot be convicted under revenue laws when cases are fully covered by the Volstead act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
United States
Isney
Munger
Lincoln
St. Louis
Crone Divorce Case Depositions Taken in Nebraska
Deposition sessions for six cases involving R. B. Crone former Hastings College president now a divorce defendant in Johnson County were conducted in Nebraska by FE S Danly authorized by the Johnson County district court. Mrs Crone and her attorney visited Niestings and questioned several potential witnesses as testimony may be recorded. Trial expected for early hearing in Iowa court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Crone
Hastings College
Johnson County
Danly
District Court of
Johnson Country
Woman 6 Dead From Her Wound in Nebraska
North Platte Nebraska March 10 special Mrs W Lenton dies in hospital from gunshot wounds inflicted a week earlier by Victor Moss a roomer in the Lenton home driven by romantic obsession Moss shot her then shot himself both men have been treated Moss is recovering and unaware of her death Mrs Lenton wife of a Union Pacific railroad switchman leaves two small children Mass 0 yw Old an employee of the telephone company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Neb
W. Lenton
Victor Moss
Moss
Lenton
Mose
Lenten
Union Pacific Railroad
Mass
Telephone Company
Building Material Prices Cut In Omaia
Omaia Neb March 10 local building material men agreed to reduce prices on sand crushed stone plaster and other materials. The announcement excludes brick and tuber with potential further cuts uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaia
Neb
Omnia
Negro dances escape from penitentiary court
Omaha report says Georry Minott, an inmate charged with stealing a drum from a cabaret, put on a dancing display before the judge. He received a sentence of 30 days and additional charges pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neh
Georry Minott
Governor Appoints Bank Superintendent in Capitol
Governor Kendall announced the appointment of W. J. Murray of Midora as bank superintendent. Murray, a 90 year banker at Kijlora, faced confirmation with Ceed M. Vidiendernen in the executive session after noon. Term expires July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pow Moines
Capedal
Kendall Talay
W. J. Murray
Midora
Ceed M. Vidiendernen
Wade Bold Attempt To Gain Freedom
Cedar Hapld Iowa March 11 a special report says a man being returned to the Anwaoan reformatory by State Parole Agent Stader tried to blind the agent with pepper. Brader dodged the toss and restrained him, then he escaped but was captured and imprisoned today.
Passaic Pastor Forgiven by Church Faces Mann Act Case
Rev Cor N Densel former Netherland Reformed pastor in Passaic New Jersey had an illicit honeymoon with choir member Trina Hannenberg. He returned to his family and church after several days in Niagara Falls and was forgiven by the church. An indictment for Mann Act violation was announced by Assistant U S Attorney F M Pearse. Densel will be arraigned at the April term and is free on $5000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
N. J
Cornelius Densel
Netherland Reformed Church
Trina Hannenberg
Niagara Falls
United States
F. M. Pearse
Denser
Federal aid for roads: Nebraska House refuses to cut funds
Lincoln March 10 Special The Nebraska House rejected trimming 3294,000 in federal road aid after Epperson led a fight over state matching funds. The moving picture censorship bill stalled in the Senate with amendments not ready. Censorship supporters expect to push the bill Friday, while a resolution defending Mrs Darkley from bribery charges was withdrawn at her family's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
House
Nebraska
Epperson
Senate
W. B. Darkley
Hoagland
Milwaukee Train Goes Into Ditch
Mitchell March 10 a Milwaukee train bound from Aberdeen to Sioux City derailed about 18 miles north near Cuthbert with the engine tender baggage car and two passenger coaches thrown from the track. About 100 people were aboard but no injuries were reported as a tender coupling broke and eight rods of track were torn up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Milwaukee
Aberdeen
Sioux City
Cuthbert
Here
Senate approves crossing bill to curb railroad danger
The senate passed the Schaffter bill 28 to 20 to widen safety zones about crossings and require warning signals. The measure limits vehicle speeds near crossings and obliges trains to reduce speed. it also absolves railroad fault for incidents under current law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Panama Seeks Indemnity From Costa Rica for War Losses
President Porco of Panama announced a demand for nine hundred ninety nine million one thousand nine dollars in indemnity from Costa Rica over the recent disputed territory invasion. The American troop presence at the Presidio since the war outbreak was withdrawn today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathou
Rail wage cuts spark nationwide rail strike fears
Washington reports warn that planned wage reductions by major lines led by Pennsylvania and New York Central could trigger nationwide strikes and government takeover. AFL leaders label reductions as defiance of the railway labor act while railroads push for April cuts across unskilled and skilled workers in multiple routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsyyvania
New York Central
American Federation of Labor
Railway Labor Board
Organized Labor
Pennsylvania Railroad
U. S
Pennsylvania
Duta
Erie
New Haven
Wisitimore Ohio
Lehigh Valley
Fridray
Bethlehem
Girl Teller Shoots Self at Chicago Bank
Miss May Pollak a bank teller at a Chicago Kasper State bank attempted suicide in the tellers cage. She entered her cage took a revolver from a shelf and shot herself below the heart. She is not expected to live. Investigators believe a love affair sparked the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hamburg Appeals to President of U S
Hamburg citizens cable President Harding asking for relief from allied exactions and urging immediate action. They state Germany relied on the fourteen points and expect preventive relief for their people amid postwar pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
U. S
Berlin
Germany
Harding
Nationwide tribute to Woodrow Wilson proposed in New York
Admirers plan a 500000 dollar fund to honor Wilson with yearly rewards for the greatest service to humanity. The article notes the fund will provide small contributions and interest used for annual awards amid discussions of broader asset figures and land under cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Spry of Utah Slated for Land Office Job
Tribune reports former Utah governor Spry, a prominent businessman and politician, is slated to become the new commissioner of the general land office. Formal announcement is expected soon. The piece also notes a shipping delay impacting timber shipments and resulting pine losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spry
Utah
Tribune
Washington Bureau
Washington
Benator
Legion Posts Grow as Auxiliary Surges Past 10000
The American Legion reports rapid growth with 10 141 posts and Minnesota leading auxiliary units, followed by Massachusetts New York Iowa and Pennsylvania. Nevada labor leaders pledge cooperation with the Legion region in staunch anti radical effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Minnesota
Ohio Department
Missouri
Texas
Dainois
Oklahoma
Nevada
C. W. Farrington
American Foderation of Labor
Sta Fght
Disorderly Dancers Parade Through Court in New York
Fifty girls arraigned for disorderly conduct in a dance hall mocked by a young detective who had nabbed them. They were so good looking he could not identify two he danced with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tornado Damages Mississippi Towns In Noxubee County
A tornado hit several points in Noxubee county on Wednesday causing injuries to a dozen people and property damage estimated at 26000 dollars in Macon Mississippi local reports indicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Macon
Miss
Noxubee County
Mary MacSwiney Arrives in Frisco to Enthusiastic Welcome
Mary MacSwiney, Irish educator and sister of Terence MacSwiney, was greeted by several thousand San Franciscans on her arrival from Sacramento. A special meeting of the board of supervisors is to be held to discuss her reception duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mary MacSwiney
Slater
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Sacramento
Bond
Toureau
Harding Stakes Involvement in Big 83 Packing Fight
In Chicago and Omaha discussions, President Harding is said to have taken up the packing house dispute with the labor departments and justice. The strike referendum could prompt nationwide action, with the Butcher Workmen and AFL affiliates eyeing a uniform ballot and potential walkout across independent plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Harding
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Morrison
Dennis Lane
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and’ Butcher Workmen
Departments of Labor and Justice
Morrison Aete
Gompers
Samuel Gompers
Washington
Packing House
Chicago
Lane
Planta
Redmond Brennan
Strike possible at Chicago stockyards cited by Armour
Armour & Co says a strike by stockyards workers meeting in Omaha would affect only a small portion of workers and would have little impact on the national meat supply. The possibility remained remote and not worthy of consideration despite widespread talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ater Armour
Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Armour & Co
Stockyarda
Negro killed in gun battle in Council Bluffs
In a gun battle here Thursday night between two Negro men, James Adam shot and killed Rolla McDonald. Adams was captured by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffs
James Adam
Rolla McDonald
Adams
Greek Princess Weds Roumanian Prince in Athens Ceremony
In Athens on March 11 Princess Helen of Greece married Prince Carol of Roumania as artillery salutes rang out to honor the royal couple. Reported by the Athens dispatch, the ceremony unfolded amid historic pageantry. The text also notes Charlie Chaplin was incapacitated after stepping on a nail at the studio while filming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Carol
Roumania
Helen
Uireece
Charlie Chaplin
Unclear Event From Informal New York Report
A fragmentary New York report notes an informal scene with a burglar incident during a gathering. It references a person named Zelgfeld and mentions a woman victim, but details are incomplete.
Fires 8weep Liverpool in two blazes
Incendiary fires were found in Liverpool on Wednesday night and another blaze broke out at a farm nearby. Authorities investigated possible arson as flames damaged properties and prompted emergency responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
London
Nebraska lawmakers advance and pass multiple bills
In Lincoln the Nebraska senate revenue committee adopts a revised article on intangible property taxation and passes bills on public utility rates and state hospital names. Other measures head to third reading including anti theft and conservation inspection bills, while a rural credit system bill is defeated 66 to 32 in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancoln
Neb
Nebraska Senate Committee On Revenue
C. B. Anderson
Robbinson
Bushee
Supreme Court
Warner
Lincoln State Hospital
Norfolk State Hospital
Hastings Hospital
Legion
Douglas
American Legion
Good
House
Senators Favor Ice Cream Measure In Nebraska Senate
Lincoln March 8 Special The Nebraska senate killed a bill giving the department of agriculture power to award disposal of all dead animals to one company calling it a garbage monopoly It passed a bill lobbied by ice cream manufacturers to lower butterfat in ice cream from 14 to 10 percent The house debated locating a senior reformatory for first offenders ages 16 to 30 with the penitentiary. the plan was defeated The $300000 bill allocates convict labor to brick making for state use
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Senate
State Department of Agriculture
House
Clark’s Body Lowered on 71st Anniversary
In Bowling Green Maryland March 8 the body of Champ Clark was laid to rest on what would have been his 71st birthday. An array of mourners gathered at Mound cemetery for the last rites. Notables included a national congress delegation, most of the Missouri state Senate, Governor Hyde, former governors, Senators Reed and Spencer, and nearly all retiring Missouri congressmen except Senator Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Champ Clark
Mound Cemetery
National Congress
State Senate
Hyde
Missouri
Reed
Spencer
Congress
Nelson
Washington
Pierce
12000 Are Killed in Kansu Earthquake New Chinese Relief Efforts
An earthquake on March 2 in Kansu province, near the Shensi border, killed 12 000 Pyrons. Major Drysdale of a Peking famine relief group reports ongoing aid to the homeless. In Liberty Missouri a young woman Dora Turner 26 disappeared en route from California to visit relatives in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Kansu
Major Drysdale
Peking Famine Society
Gusu
Shensi
China
Liberty
Mareh S
Dora Turner
Noah Crowley
Excelsio¢ Springs
Standeello
Cal
Kanelle City
Hhe
Night Owl Seized With 110 Cans of Whisky in Puget Sound
Durgh by harbor patrol ends with the Canadian seine boat Night Owl seized by police who found 110 cans of whisky aboard. Crew reportedly abandoned ship. whisky runners escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatin
Ths
Duragh
Night Owl
Puget Sound
Unners
Akron to Start 20 Million in Public and Private Improvements
Akron plans 20 million dollars for road and general improvements to reduce unemployment. The program includes public works and private investments aimed at boosting local economy and infrastructure in the Akron area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Akronmah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paylisapa
Lilay Follon
Prima Donna
Binger
Roomer
Wade
William ©. Atkeson
Missouris
Clement ©. Sickinson
Church
Rev
Densel
Choir Girl
Nebraska House
8. D
Panama
Rae
Eastern Lines
Legion News
Byrea
Gitamona Scala
Newark
Scala
F. W. Smith
Ray Stone
Shrewsbury
Mr. Smith
Black Watch
Argonne Post
Des Moines
George Leander
Mallet
Soie
Aisne
Montsdidier Noyon
Champagne-Marne
Aisne - Marne
Somme
Oise-Aisne
Federal Board For Vocational Education
France
England
Italy
Belgium
Wemeys Auxiliary
Virginia Department of the American Legion
Virginia
Texas Department of the American Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Murphy-Major
Nashville, Tenn
Post of the
American Legion Organization of
Wyoming
Eouny
America
Spokane
Wauh
Spokane Post
Themerican Legion
Mary M'Swiney
Frisco
Ichard Brennan
National Organization of Meat Cutters
Alechuler
Chicago Yards
Negro
Marth
Zelgfeld
Hora de France
Committee On Revenue
Clark
Kangu Henislese
Noar Shensi Border
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!