Omahan accuses consular agent of taking bribe
Paul Kazakas of Douglas county post accuses Greek consular staff of demanding a bribe to visa passports and smuggle him out, detailing payments, denial of service, and eventual smuggling to Constantinople. He filed a complaint with Secretary of State Hughes via Congressman Albert W. Jefferis, citing the 1921 Greek voyage and failed parental return.
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Omahan
Douglas County
American Legion
Albert W. Jefferis
Hughes
Washington
Paul Kazakas
Douglas County Post
Kazakas
Patrass
Greece
Philiatra
United States
America
Novario
Tion
Saul D. Winkler
Constantinople
Ongressman
Jefferis
Ex-Head of Farmers Co op Must Pay Fremont
Arthur H. Schultz former president of the Farmers Cooperative Mercantile Co. must return about 60 000 dollars to the company. Judge A M Post will formally hand down a decision finding him in favor on misappropriation charges and ordering repayment. The case, tried in district court, drew many Scribner residents and locals with an interest in the result.
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Farmer’s Company
Fremont
Neb
Arthur H. Schultz
Farmers’ Coperative Mercantile Co
A. M. Post
Schultz
Scribner and Vicinity
Post
Please Find Husband I Love Him Appeals Wife
Mrs. Elsinger, of 146 West Twenty-eighth Street Los Angeles, appeals Los Angeles investigators to locate her husband Henry Elsinger a 30 year old Omaha motor mechanic who fled as a fugitive from Los Angeles 18 months ago and was last seen here a month ago. She says the trouble is settled and she still loves him.
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Henry Elsinger
Omaha
Los Angeles
Cal
Hail Causes Half Crop Loss East of Kearney Neb
A four mile by four mile strip east of Kearney suffered severe hail damage Sunday with an estimated 50 percent crop loss. Rain accompanied the hail, totaling one to three inches in Buffalo county from Kearney to Poole, and damage may extend to the Loup valley west of Pleasanton.
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Kearney
Neb
Loup Valley
Pleasanton
Buffalo County
Poole
Omaha Brothers Arrested in Kansas Robbery Case
Men suspected in the burglary of the Overland Tire Rubber Co. store at Thirtieth and Taylor streets are under arrest in Smith Center Kansas. The information came Monday to Charles Van Deusen chief of detectives.
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Kansas Bay
Fred Warren
Overland Tire & Rubber Company
Thirtieth
Taylor Streets
Smith Center
Kan
Charles van Deusen
Ray Coffey Withdraws From County Attorney Race
Republican Ray Coffey withdrew yesterday from the race for county attorney in favor of Henry Beal.
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Ray Coffey
Henry Beal
City Council Hono rs Late Captain Broatch in Special Meeting
The city council held a special meeting yesterday to adopt a resolution of respect in memory of Captain W. J. Broatch former mayor of Omaha and long time city official.
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Broatch
H.eame
W. J. Broatch
Omaha
Davis Aide Resigns to Seek Senate Nomination
Clarence A. Davis announced that B. Chase, assistant attorney general, tendered his resignation today to join Davis in active management of his candidacy for the United States Senate on the Republican ticket.
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B. Chase
Clarence A. Davis
Chase
The
Attorneyate
United States
Ex-Army Champ Shot. Man Held on Assault Charge
Richard WK. Fox alias William James faced district court after central police court hearing on charges of assault with intent to kill. A. No McDonald, 43, former United States Army middleweight champion, was shot multiple times but recovered, after rushing Fox near Flint and Haskell streets where he manages the Greer eating house.
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Richard WK. Fox
William James
No McDonald
Central Police Court
McDonald
United States Army
Fox
Jim Chaka
Hickory Street
Flint
Haskell
Greer
Omahan to face Missouri charge in larceny case
George Lloyd Nicholson, 21, held at Central police station since June, will be sent to Colecamp Missouri to face grand larceny charges. United States Secret Service agent Dave Dickinson said bonds worth 1800 dollars found at Wellington Inn led to Nicholson’s arrest. Mrs Henrietta O Farrell of Colecamp identified Nicholson from a photo as the man who took the bonds and allegedly stole 350 dollars from her farm employ.
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George Lloyd Nicholson
Central Police Station
Colecamp
Dave Dickinson
United States Secret Service
Nicholson
Wellington Inn
Ramey
Dickinson
Washington
Henrietta O'Farrell
O'Farrell
Two Held for Attack on Volunteer Officer
Four men attacked a Chamber of Commerce volunteer traffic officer at Nine teenth and Charles streets on Sunday. George Reed and Fred Reed of North Thirty-third Street were arrested for assault and battery. Clarence Kirkland of Burt Street suffered a broken tooth. Fred Bacon of Kansas Avenue received a cheek gash.
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Chamber of Commerce
Nineteenth
Charles Streets
George
Fred Reed
North
Thirty-third Street
Clarence Kirkland
Burt Street
Fred Bacon
Kansas Avenue
Kirklana
Youth Accused of Thieving Aunt's Rings
R W Stephenson of 1302 South Thirtieth avenue is held by police for investigation after three diamond rings valued at 500 disappeared from his aunt Mrs M L White on June 15. Detectives say he sold the rings for 20 and spent the money entertaining girl friends.
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R. W. Stephenson
South Thirtieth Avenue
M. L. White
Stephenson
Drake Couple Sued for 40280 Over Promissory Notes
E. Alice Hill filed a suit yesterday seeking 40280 against William B. Drake and his wife Queen E. Drake. The action alleges four promissory notes are due. Drake serves as president of Drake Realty and Construction Company.
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William Drake
E. Alice Hill
William B. Drake
Queen E. Drake
Mr. Drake
Drake Realty and Construction Company
War Finance Loans Approved for Nebraska and Plains States
The War Finance Corporation reports advances for agriculture and livestock from June 12 to June 17, with Nebraska receiving 49000 dollars, Iowa 32000, and South Dakota 21000, as part of nationwide approvals.
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Nebraska
Washington
The
War Corporation
Iowa
South Dakota
Lions Hear Nebraska Poet At Omaha Luncheon
John G. Neihardt, Nebraska poet laureate, will be guest of honor at the Omaha Lions Club luncheon today at Hotel Fontenelle. He will read poems as part of the event. Final plans for the June 27 election and evening party at Miller Park's Treasury Mile club will be discussed.
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Lions
John G. Neihardt
Nebraska
Omaha Lions’ Club
Hotel Fontenelle
Miller Park
Tornado and hail strike Beaver City area
Beaver City Nebraska reports a small tornado and hail storm causing wreckage to barns and small buildings. Some livestock were killed by lightning.
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Beaver City
Neb
Annual Benefit Picnic by Samaritan Rescue Army Planned
The third annual picnic to aid underprivileged children will be held at Elmwood Park on July 18. The Samaritan Rescue Army headquarters is at 2420 Cuming Street.
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Samaritan Rescue Army
Elmwood Park
Cuming Street
Sister of Omahans Dies in Spokane
Word arrives that Mrs. Ada Balesage Held sister of L N Talmage Fred Talmage and A J Talmage and Mrs A Gates of Omaha has died in Spokane Washington. Genoa Nob Bee Want Ads offer low cost furniture rental and house or room sales and help finding services.
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Spokane
Wash
Ada Balesage Held
L. N
Fred
A. J. Talmage
Omaha
A. Gates
Genoa
Nob
School Classes Vie in Gift to Bee Milk Fund
Four grades at Saunders School on Forty first and Casa streets collected coins for The Bee’s free milk and juice fund for poor children. The Eighth Grade Boosters raised $8, First Grade Elephants $1.15, Seventh grade $1, with other contributions earlier in the week. The Visiting Nurse Association administers the fund, which surpassed $200.
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Saunders School
Casa
Bee
Jce
Visiting Nurse Association
Omaha May Get New Bellanca Plane Factory
Victor H. Roos promotes a Bellanca factory in Omaha or Monmouth Indiana to produce a five passenger Bellanca aircraft priced at six thousand dollars. The first plane built in secret at Omaha won seven honors at Monmouth meet. Curtiss Iowa’s airline orders six planes. factory plans hinge on local arrangements.
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Bellanca
Omaha
Monmouth
Inl
Victor H. Roos
Cliff Calkins
al Dresher
Roos
McCook Govern
Chamber of Commerce
Burglars Break Skylight at Walnut Hill Postoffice Substation
Burglars broke through the skylight at the Walnut Hill postoffice substation Sunday night and fled via the rear door. Superintendent William G. Price noticed Postmaster Charles E. Black missing. He believed marauders were born recently. About a year earlier a coat was stolen from an employee and a man sent to the penitentiary.
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Walnut Hill
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