Relics to Be Placed in Sacred Heart Altar
Relics of four saints and martyrs will be interred in Sacred Heart church altar during its June 25 consecration. Archbishop Harry of Omaha will bless the church with a solemn high mass as dignitaries from across the region attend, including Archbishop Glennon and Bishop Drumm.
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Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Church
Twenty-second
Binney
P. J. Judge
Rome
Congregation of Rites
Vatican
St. Lawrence
St. Marcellinus
St. Pantaleon
J. J. Glennon
St. Louis
W. Drumm
Des Moines
Edmond Heelan
Siouxty
Clelay
Knights of Columbus
Hotel Fontenelle
Drumm
Cereny
Knights of Lumbus
Harry
Bacon
Prince of
God
Archbishop Harty
Lord
Harty
Glennon
Father Judge
Sacred Heart Parish
Fon- Renelle
Knights of Co
Dahlman
William Gurley
Merton
Secred Heart
Oer Fe Heelan
Sioux City
Race Horse Owner Seeks Replevin Over Clover George Vi
A race horse owner filed in court Saturday seeking replevin of a mare named J. Lovell. The case concerns a Clover George Vi race horse and a lease dispute tied to the horse’s ownership and custody.
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Darwin E Cal
J. Lovell
van Gordon
Local Showers Forecast for First Part of Week
Weather outlook anticipates showers early in the week across Washington with cooler temps. Forecasters indicate unsettled skies and possible light rain through Tuesday, with drier conditions by midweek.
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Washington
Food Price Rise in May Across 43 Items in 51 Cities
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.2 percent rise in retail food costs for the average family from April 15 to May 15. Cabbage up 8 percent, eggs strictly fresh 6 percent, various meats 4 percent, potatoes 3 percent, bread rice coffee and other groceries 1 percent. Several items fell, including onions down 0.5 percent and butter down 0.1 percent.</analysis>
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Little Rock
St. Paul
Denver
Richmond
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Dallas
Houston
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Portland
Ore
St. Louis
Seattle
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Omaha
Peoria
Buffalo
Newark
San Francisco
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
Salt Lake City
Palmer Takes Lead In Chiropractic License Reform
Dr B J Palmer of Davenport Iowa told the Illinois Association of Chiropractors that 15 000 chiropractors exist in the United States with about 10 000 practicing where licenses are forbidden He said he would direct a national house cleaning to enforce licensing across states and reduce unlicensed practice Palmer announced.
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Con
Palmer
Springfield
Ill
United States
Illinois Association of Chiropractors
B. J. Palmer
Davenport
Ward's Father Goes West
George S. Ward, wealthy Pittsburgh baker, whose son Walter S. Ward is indicted in Westchester county for the Peters killing, spent last night in Pittsburgh and left for the west. Business assistants said the visit related to baking enterprises and would not disclose his destination.
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Ward
Pittsburgh
George S. Ward
Walter S. Ward
Westchester County
New York
Clarence Peters
West
Wards
Railroad Elevators Push for Public Terminal Operation
The federal trade commission urged Congress to require railroads to operate public grain elevators and terminals. The report backs improved banking for northwest grain movement, ends commissions funding by terminal elevators, and reduces insurance charges on country shippers at Duluth. It warns that current grain merchandising by licensed elevators harms growers and millers and distorts cash and futures markets. The commission calls for restoring normal public storage use and curbing scalp cash grain practices, especially in Minneapolis.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Trade Commission A & Report
Northwest
Duluth
Grain commission plan urges adoption of private report oversight
A fragment notes support for a government style supervision of privately issued county reports with wide circulation. It suggests formal adoption of the arrangement to ensure broader accuracy and accountability.
Burt County Sends Caravan of Autos
A caravan of 54 autos from Burt County Farm Bureau and Dean Burnett of the state university toured the county. They stopped at the Goodman farm near Craig for soil erosion talks, at Craig for discussion on obnoxious needs, then Oakland’s Cherry farm for farm build and public health talks by Miss Clara Ruff. Lunch at the park, visits to Joe Preston farm, Chris Kohlmier and Connealy farms covered stock breeding and feeding. Dinner at Lake Quinnebaugh noted Boy Scout safety patrols in good condition.
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Tekamah
Neb
Burt County Farm Bureau
Dean Burnett
The
State University
Goodman Farm
Craig
Clara Ruff
Red Cross
Cherry
Oakland
Joe Preston
Chris Kohlmier
Connealy
Lake Quinnebaugh
Deaf man jailed for improper conduct charges
Arthur Chappel of 2035 North Sixty fifth street was sentenced to 10 days in Central police court on bread and water. His deaf wife allegedly instigated the case involving their daughter Ruth Swan son aged 11. A 90 day sentence was avoided when the court ruled it illegal for the charge.
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Arthur Chappel
Sixty~ Fifth Street
Chappel
Ruth Swanson
Strong Strike Vote Cast Here It Says Official
An overwhelming majority of railway shopmen in Omaha Council Bluffs and South Omaha are voting in favor of a strike, with blacksmiths boilermakers machinists electricians sheet metal workers and others balloting in shifts. Union leaders say full membership support is being pursued and results are expected over the weekend.
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Omaha
Council Bluffs
South Omaha
J. A. Johnson
Union Pacific System Federation
Tom Wilson
Omaha and Council Bluffs machinists vote on strike ballots
In Omaha and Council Bluffs boiler makers vote on ballots for wage cuts run time and contract in shops. Mr Johnson notes gatherings were quiet and orderly though workers showed enthusiasm and predicts heavy strike support on wage cut ballot with likely strikes on other ballots in the Union Pacific system.
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Omaha
Council Bluffs
Carmen
Johnson
Johneon
Union Pacific
Bill to bar ships selling liquor from U S ports
Washington June 17 A bill introduced by Representative Edmonds of Pennsylvania would deny entry to American ports for any ship that sells liquor regardless of origin. The measure comes from the merchant marine committee which also drafted the ship subsidy bill.
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U. S
Washington
Edmonds
Pennsylvania
Merchant Marine Committee
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Rly
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Dresser
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One Hundred Club
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Grace Har
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Nash Radio
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