Reunited China in Near Future Now Predicted
Pekin reports point to quick reunification after Sun Yat Sen’s elimination and Chang Tso Lin’s defeat. Manchuria joins the unification move while Canton dispatches signal acceptance of a single national government and reduced armies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Sun Yat-Sen
Chang Tso- Lin
Pekin
A. I
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
Manchuria
Chang Tso-Lin
United China Movement
South China
Chen Chiung-Ming
Sun
Li Yuan-Hung
N Chiung-Ming
Chen
Wu Pei-Fu
Brown to Start Back to Nebraska Today
The report details debate over where to prosecute Brown for the Siefken murder case. County Attorney Shotwell favors transporting Brown to Omaha hospital facilities for medical care and trial readiness, with Hyers coordinating a high level conference. Detectives link a handbag item to a suspect and confirm a photo match with Sylvia Kulakofsky, as authorities prepare for possible transfer to Lincoln or Omaha.
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Shotwell
Sicilien
Brown
Lincoln
Penitentiary
Hyers
Fred Franks
Siefken
Sylvia Kulakofsky
North Thirtyeighth Avenue
Clark
Omaha
Parole Officers Return From Hunt for Fred Brown
Parole officer N T Harmon and assistant Walter Schroeder returned from Wyoming where they assisted Sheriff Gus Hyers in locating Fred Brown. Schroeder covered one trail from the Medicine Bow country toward Casper while Harmon watched the opposite. Brown, on the same trail Schroeder watched, was shot by a posse about 100 miles south of Schroeder. Officials had two watched trails enabling Brown to travel northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brown
Lincoln
N. T. Harmon
Walter Schroeder
Wyoming
Gus Hyers
Schroeder
Medicine Bowl Country
Casper
Harmon
Brown
Special Jury Will Try Brown Is Brought Here
District Judge Leslie announces a special grand jury will be summoned if County Attorney Shotwell has evidence ready for trial. If Fred Brown is returned to Omaha he will receive a speedy trial. Shotwell says they will protest any continuance by Brown or his lawyers.
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Brown
Fred Brown
Omaha
Leslie
Shotwell
Platte Water Project Delegation Heads to Washington
A Central Nebraska Supplemental Water association delegation will travel to Washington to press the Interior Department Reclamation Bureau for a preliminary survey of the south central Platte area. Members include C. W. McConaughy Holdrege George P. Kingsley Minden Pres Griggs Hastings Chamber President and State Engineer Johnson. The aim is to assess viability and cost of delivering surplus Platte water to farms.
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Platte Water
Hastings
Neb
Central Nebraska Supplemental Water Association
Washington
Reclamation Bureau
Department of the Interior
C. W. McConaughy
Holdrege
George P. Kingsley
Minden
Kirk Griggs
Hastings Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
South
Platte Territory
Platte
Hastings Seeks Revised Bids for City Auditorium
Hastings Nebraska June 19 revised bids were to be received for materials and construction of the Hastings Municipal auditorium. The lowest general bid was 203000 dollars with only 120000 dollars appropriated. Council hopes to omit items to meet the budget. otherwise all bids will be rejected.
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Hastings
New City Auditorium
Neb
Hastings Municipal Auditorium
Unidentified man killed by freight at Hastings
An unidentified man was killed when a freight car ran over him as he attempted to board near Hastings. Some say the man who asked for work as a painter last week gave the name Taylor and claimed his father was a contractor in Council Bluffs. Both legs were severed.
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Hastings Hastings
Neb
Taylor
Council Bluffs
North Bend Club Leader Attends Fort Calhoun Event
Mrs. C. H. Miller of North Bend Nebraska president of the Third District Federation of Women's Clubs visited Omaha area events at Hotel Rome on Saturday and Sunday. She presided Saturday afternoon at the Niehardt club meeting in Fort Calhoun honoring Nebraska poet laureate John G Nichardt and marking the 100th anniversary of Old Fort Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bend
Omaha
C. H. Miller
Neb
Hotel Rome
Morsford's Acid Phosphate Advertises Vitality Boost
A druggist advertisement touts Morsford's acid phosphate as a refreshingly revitalizing tonic that renews vitality and nerve strength.
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Morsford
Treaty Friends Show Strength in Irish Election
Fragmentary returns late tonight show heavy voting for independent candidates and strong support for treaty forces over anti treaty. Cork Laborites second preferences favor the treaty. republicans fear limited losses, with key defeats of Tom Clarke's widow and Alderman Murphy. Notable successes include Mulcahy, Cosgrove, Byrne, O Neill, and McCarthy.
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Dublin
ALP
Cork
de Valera
Tom Clark
Alderman Murphy
Cair
South
Joseph McGrath
O'Neill
Alderman Byrne
Daniel McCarthy
Treatyites
Richard Mulcahy
Philip Cosgrove
Dair
Marconi Declines Mars Contact While Focusing on Wireless Work
New York reports Gugliemo Marconi aboard the yacht Electra in the Hudson refuses to pursue Mars signals, saying he is on the verge of verifying wireless speed improvements and has one tuned receiver capable of catching any alien message, but prefers concentrating on other facts and duties.
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New York
Earth
Mars
Gugliemo Marconi
Wizard of the Wireless
Electra
Hudson River
Marconi
Express Company Seeks State OK for Rate Changes
The state railway commission has received requests from the American Railway Express company for approval of numerous changes in classification of commodities. Many changes would raise rates. The company wants the new classifications effective in Nebraska on July 15, and filed the same application with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington.
British drifter Blue Sky presumed lost near Invergordon
The admiralty says the drifter Blue Sky departed Portsmou th June 12 for Invergordon Scotland is presumed lost with all hands. Wreckage has washed ashore. The crew included a lieutenant two midshipmen and eleven enlisted men.
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London
A. P.J
Admiralty
Portsmouth
Invergordon
Scotland
Road Conditions Report From Auto Club Nearby Omaha
Road conditions across major routes show mud east of Cedar Rapids but drying. Most highways from Lincoln to Des Moines and beyond are fair to good with some detours and one or two detours near Des Moines. Weather clear across all points with fair and warmer predictions.
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Omaha Auto Club
Lincoln Highway
Penninon
Cedar Rapids
Cheyenne
Hastings
Highland
Cornhusker
O Street
Back Hills
George Washington
Meridian
Orsahe-Tepeke
Omaha-Tules
King of Trails
Missouri Valley
Custer Battlefield
feago-Omaha
Omaha
Des Moines
Blue Grass
Churches Seek U S Action to End Miners Strike
A regional coalition of churches urges the federal government to intervene and end the miners’ strike. They call for joint conferences, full industry data, and a representative national settlement to stabilize the coal market and protect consumers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U .S
Federal Trade Commission
Lusk Man Sues for Oil Leases in Salt Creek Field
John T. Bottom of Denver on behalf of Henry A. Miller of Luck Wyoming seeks possession of oil leases worth an estimated 30 to 40 million dollars in the Salt Creek oil field. The complaint names numerous oil companies and individuals and seeks an accounting for oil taken in the last decade and rights to 43 quarter sections.
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Denver
Colo
Salt Creek
Wyoming
Equity
United States District Court
Cheyenne
John T. Bottom
Henry A. Miller
Luck, Wyo
Midwest Oil Company
Wyoming Associated Oil Corporation
Central Wyoming Oil and Development Company
Wyoming Oil Fields Company
Federal Oil and Development Company
The
Midwest Refining Company
Emile Richardson
Charles W. Carlisle
Henry H. Patterson
Gertrude Baker Phillips
New York Oil Company
Consolidated Oil Company
Fred D. Hammond
Katey Stock
Lee Stock
Paul Stock
Miller
Salt Cree
Eagles Convention Opens in Grand Island Nebraska
The Fraternal Order of Eagles of Nebraska began its annual convention in Grand Island with A. J. Denman presiding. Mayor Ellsberry delivered an address and State President Barclay spoke in response. Deputy Grand Worthy President Barclay of Omaha addressed Workmen's Compensation. A parade highlighted the afternoon, and delegates numbered about 100 gathered for drills and installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Neb
Order of Eagles of
Nebraska
A. J. Denman
Ellsberry
Barclay
Omaha
Pullman Company Holdings Boosted for Tax Purposes
The Nebraska state board of equalization raised the 1922 valuation of Pullman company holdings from 883 880 to 973 901. W H Osborne secretary of the board has word from Western Union and AT&T requesting hearings to protest the board action taxing their franchises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Company
Lincoln
State Board of Equalization
Nebraska
W. H. Osborne
Western Union Telegraph Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Four WWI Heroes’ Bodies to Arrive in Omaha Today
Four bodies of heroes killed in France will arrive in Omaha today. Two caskets are for Nebraska, one for Portland Oregon and one for Astoria Oregon. J M Buck to pin gold stars as service groups honor the dead. Ladies Auxiliary of the I B F E A to hold a dancing party at Hanekom Park Pavilion Wednesday June 21.
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Omaha
France
Nebraska
Portland
Ore
Astoria
J. M. Buck
Laites
I. B
FE. A
Henecom Park Pavilion
Ady
Border Flood Swamps Texas and Mexico Border Towns
Cloudbursts in Terrell county and heavy rains across southwestern Texas and northern Mexico drive historic Rio Grande floods. Eagle Pass and Piedras Negras evacuations surge as bridges vanish and tracks flood, with Langtry and Starr county reports of water depths and widespread disruption.
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San Antonio
Tex
Terrell County
Texas
Mountain of Mexico
San Juan River
Rio Grande
Southern Pacific Railroad
International
Eagle Pass
Piedras Negras
Coahuila
Mexico
Delrie and
Sanderson
Starr County
Rio Grande City
Camargo
Fort Worth
California Pass
Brownsville
Rio Grande Basin
Mission
Monterey
Walter
McCormick Operation Remains a Mystery
Harold F. McCormick chairman of the executive board at International Harvester remained in seclusion after an operation last Monday. A hospital bulletin reported his condition as excellent surgically and that he was making satisfactory progress. Family visits occurred but details and gland transplant rumors were not discussed.
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Chicago
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
McCormick
Victor D. Lespinasse
Rail Labor Board Urges Wage Reduction Proposal Fallout
Word from Cleveland tonight says leaders of the four big brotherhoods give little support to the coalition talks. Warren S. Stone and WS. Carter cite prior obligations and pressing business for missing Cincinnati discussions on wage increases and related terms.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Warren S. Stone
Locomotive Engineers
WS. Carter
The
Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
Youthful Prodigy on Radio Program
The Bee radio program on WAAW Omaha Grain Exchange station featured Mrs. Rita Thomas True performing two piano numbers with skill. W. C. Krer sang two Carrie Jacobs compositions with Mrs. True on piano, while Samuel Carmell a one year old violin prodigy played The Souvenir and Serenade with teacher Emily Cleve. Leon H. Connell and Harold C. Miller sang two numbers with a strong baritone.
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The
Bee
Omaha
Carmell
Leon H. Connell
Annie E. Glasgow
Harold C. Miller
Ray Rainbolt
Grain Exchange
Three Buildings Burned in Beaver City Fire
Three one story business buildings burned at 4 this morning in Beaver City Nebraska. Losses include Farmers Equity Union building and equipment three thousand dollars with sixteen hundred dollars insured W H Combs building fifteen hundred dollars insured eight hundred Johnston and Miller building two thousand dollars insured eight hundred Carrie Royce millinery stock two thousand dollars insured fifteen hundred L B Faubion barber shop eight hundred dollars insured five hundred. Fire started in the cream station and burned rapidly. The burned section will be rebuilt with fireproof buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver City
Neb
Farmers Equity Union
W. H. Combs
Johnston & Miller
Carrie Royce Millinery
L. B. Faubion
Bodies of Youth Drowned Recovered Near Sidney Neb
In Sidney Nebraska two youths Walter Bartels aged 23 and Albert Horst aged 19 drowned Sunday in Kruger's lake six miles east of Sidney. Their bodies were recovered after about 45 minutes in the water. A double funeral is planned Horst to be buried in the local cemetery and Bartels to be sent to Deshler Nebraska for burial. Both men grew to manhood in Cheyenne county.
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Krueger
U S Orders Mexico to Find Harvey Slayer Near Tampico
The State department instructed the American embassy in Mexico City and the Tampico consulate to press federal and local Mexican officials to apprehend the murderers of Warren D. Harvey, an American killed June 17 about five miles from Tampico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Mexico
Washington
Mexico City
Tampico
State Department
Warren D. Harvey
Waterloo State Bank Closed by State Authorities
State Bank Examiner Boo A Fricke reported to James R Dart that the Waterloo State Bank has been closed by order of the state department of trade and commerce. The bank once valued at 20000 capital and 75000 in deposits held loans totaling 95000, with president C A Sundeland and cashier H B Noyes. The shutdown follows years of financial difficulty and uncertain reopening prospects.
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Lincol
James R. Dart
State Department of Trade and Commerce
Waterloo State Bank
State Bank
Boo A. Fricke
Waterloo
Ai Street
Hart
Prick
Tia
Hl, B. Noyes
Mexican Railway Strike Near End After Concessions
In Mexico City on June 19 union and management conferences yielded on most major points. Troops and police protect nonunion shops and factories enabling a return to work. Bakeries resume with bread plentiful and prices stable under police protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Federal District Railway
Davis Starts Tour at . 44 of State for Toga
Clarence Al Davis campaigns across Nebraska for United States Senate. A state wide tour starts in Kimball Lodgepole Chappell Sidney on Tuesday and continues through Cranford Chadron Scoudyfy Vidas Bewlaeport Ogodlala Onshkinsh including Naroth Vlatte Gothene urge Union Canal Leasing ton Overton Elin Creek Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Clarence al Davis
United States
Intel
Kimball
Lodgepole
Chappell
Sidney Tinsdayteodgeport
Bayard
Alliance
Cranford
Chadron
Scouedyfy Vidas Secottstlufi Saturdy
Bewlaeport
Ogodlala
Onshkinsh
Naroth Vlatte
Gotheneurge
Union
Canal
Leasington
Overton
Elin Creek
Kearney
Northwall Company President G. On Hypse Dies
G On Hypse 54 president of the T G Northwall company died Sunday night at his home 3119 Cans street after a four year illness starting with a stroke. He led Swedish American civic effort in wartime and is survived by widow Ellen two sons Howard 10 Clark 3 and daughter Eileen.
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G. ON. Hypse
Northwall Company
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Peking
Tuchun
Shansi
Chekiang
Sherif Myers
Dunn
Dempsey
Mike Clark
Attorneneral Davis
McKelvie
Mattson
Overnor
Pen
Treaty Friends
Wizard of Wireless
Page
Linois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lusk Man
Dover
Rail Labor Board
Samuel Carmell
Bee's
Bank At
Davis
Senate
Chompson, Belbens Co
Gulbransen
Higure CoureerKeat
Kospe Co
Art and Music
Douglas Street
Lake Okoboji
Lee W. Edwards
Farnam Streets
Edwards
South 24Th Street
Jackson
Indian Medicine Company
Mrs
E. R. Leeper
Tarry Senatorium
Peters Trust
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