Standpat victories trend in Mills County primaries
The Tribune reports delayed press for primary results with six precincts in Mills County showing light turnout. Smith leads Byers in every listed district. Carroll appears to defeat Garst for governor. Glenwood and Malvern show strong Smith and Carroll tallies, with Otis ahead of Cook for county attorney and Cleveland positioned as Smith's likely congressional foe. Overall county totals reflect a tight race in the west end supervisor race pending more results.
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the Tribune
Smith
Mills County
Smith and Byers
Cleveland
Congress
Glenwood
Helsman
Otis
Cook
Estes
Kroon
West End
Fight Between Progressives and Standpatters in Primaries
A heated clash in a congressional district pits progressives led by Senator Cummins against standpatters backing Smith. Cummins denounces tariff manipulations and party corruption, urging voters to elect Webb Byers for reform while Smith defends party loyalty. Stone praises Smith as Cummins and Smith debate strategy and ideals, highlighting a deep split over party direction.
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United States
Cummins
Smith
Byers
Congress
West
Republican Party
Webby Byers
Senator Aldrich and Cummins clash over steel tariff changes
The Senate committee member Cummins criticized Chairman Aldrich for rewriting the structural steel schedule to fix a higher rate. Aldrich defended the move, arguing imported steel for San Francisco rebuilding justified protection for U S steelmakers. Congressman Smith supported the schedule, noting high railroad freight costs favor cheaper water imports.
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Senate
Cummins
Senator Aldrich
Aldrich
Congressman Smith
Smith
San Francisco
Autoists in the Air Near Tabor in Rough Derby Run
A party of four led by Dan Lewis of Glenwood, with Coyle and Brush men, drove a car down a steep hill west of Tabor. Brake failure sent the machine into a clay bank after several airborne curves. No one was seriously hurt. Lewis suffered a sprained ankle and plans to run for sheriff despite the crash.
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Tabor
Dan Lewis
Glenwood Real Estate
Brush, Coyle
Here
L. §. Ferguson
Glenwood
Sheriff
Altho
County Board Meets at Glenwood on Monday
The County Board met in Glenwood on Monday and equalized assessors’ work while approving several bills. Three commissioners were appointed to classify Keg Creek lands between Glenwood and Mineola for tax purposes tied to the new ditch. The road adjourned to reconvene midweek for the semi annual settlement with the treasurer, with a Glenwood meeting planned to canvass today’s primary vote.
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Keg Creek
Mineola
E. E. Spelman
Council Bluffs
Elihu Cheney
Emerson
J.M. Anthony
Clerk Davis Returns From Wyoming Ranch Visit
Clerk F H Daivis and wife returned Saturday from a two week stay with his mother on a ranch near Hagie Wyoming. He reports a fine trip and adds that all looks well in the region. His mother and brothers, who went out there in spring, are pleased with prospects. While hunting, Daivis killed a coyote at about 300 yards with a rifle, demonstrating the “Big Chief” has good age.
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F. H. Daivis
Satuday
Hagie
Wyo
Clerk Davis
Glidden Tour to pass Mills County route in June
The Glidden automobile tour will pass through the western Mills County area on June 2, late afternoon. The route runs from Tabor to Glenwood and on to Omaha, with further particulars to be issued later.
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Mills County
Tabor
Glenwood
Omaha
Young Wife Burned Near Malvern Passes Likely
A severe accident at the Walter Aistrope farm near Malvern left Mrs. Karl Eichelberger fatally burned after igniting her dress while lighting an oil stove. Doctors trusted she would not survive 24 hours. The 25 year old mother, mother of a six month old baby, is daughter of J. W. Pointer, the Malvern photographer, and the Leichelberger family had moved there two years ago.
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Center Township
Karl Eichelberger
Deat
Leichelberger
Walter Aistrope
Malvern
M. BE. Corbin
W. M. Plimpton
Glenwood
Nichelberger
Hichelberger
J. W. Pointer
Aistrope Farm
Death Comes to Three in Emerson and Hastings
Obituary notices report Samuel Powers dying after a brief illness at 51 in Emerson following a railroad injury and autopsy findings. The piece also notes the death of William Van Arsdall, longtime Hastings resident, and Mary V. Clites, longtime Mills County resident, details funerals and survivors across Emerson Hastings and nearby communities.
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Samuel Powers
Emerson
Emerson Baptist Church
Powers
Yates
Smith
Red Oak
Clarence
Durland Schurr
Strahan
Harry Shiffer
William van Arsdall
Mills County
Glenwood and Malvern Battle. Malvern Shut Out 4-0
In Glenwood Sunday afternoon Malvern was blanked by Glenwood 4 to 0 in fast ball play. The All-Star Glenwood team beat West Oaks 7 to 0 on their grounds with Wheeler, Allbee and Reeves as the battery and McFerren and Crosen for West Oak. Carofries and West Oak set to meet next Sunday on West Oak's grand.
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Glenwood Srnday
Glenwood
Malvern High School
Tabor High School
West Oaks
Wheeler
Allbee
Reeves
Battery
McFerren
Crosen
West Oak
Carofries
Indians Are Bean Fiends in Nebraska Neighbors
Col Rogers Glenwood barber reports northeastern Nebraska Indians eating mescal beans from Mexico. An intercepted shipment was confiscated. The beans have an intoxicating effect like opium and many Missouri Indians have formed a habit. Some houses of worship center on the beans and drinkers and mescal eaters clash over whiskey.
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Col. Rogers
Glenwood Barber
Nebraska
Mexico
Missouri
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Moon
John ¥. Stone
Man Smith
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Mr. Stone
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Ira Plumb
Plumb
J. W. Wright
Mary V. Clites
East End
Hmerson
Champion Hill Church
J. EB. Wilkins
Hascall
Morris
Johnstown
William
Clites
BR. D, Austine
Seward
Charles Clites
Philips
Neb
Heman Stewart
Mitchell
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