Reward Sent For Brown Capture By Sheriff Clark
Sheriff Mike Clark mailed a personal 100 reward to State Sheriff Gus Hyers in Incol for the capture of Fred Brown. Clark notes Hyers earned the reward through tireless pursuit in Wyoming. If others helped capture Brown they must file claims with the state sheriff. Hotel Fontenelle nominations set for next week with officers and directors listed.
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Mike Clark
Hyers
Brown
Fred Brown
Gus Hyers
Incol
Clark
Hyer
Wyoming
Touching Dramas in Omaha Move Hearts for Milk Aid
In Omaha during a scorching summer, mothers and sick babies trigger public acts of compassion. The Bee urges help through Free Milk and Ice fund with recent supporters including the Sunshine Girls, who bring relief to distraught families by delivering cool milk and ice.
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Omaha
Tce
Melnauer
Neb
Omaha Lawyer Prepares for Fred Brown's Defense
Omaha attorney Lones travels to Lincoln to confer with Fred Brown alias chainman in Lincoln penitentiary. He plans to show Brown was in his shack the night of the Siefken murders and believes authorities cannot prove serious charges.
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Fred Brown
Omaha
Lincoln
Lones
Brown
Pedestrian Hit by Auto Near Farnam Streets
Harry Selby age 16 at Thirty first and Webster was struck by a car driven by Mrs Mil dred Lisener of 3935 North Twenty second Street near pager and Farnam at 8 50 Wednesday night. City Prosecutor Frank Dineen had him examined and found to have only bruises and minor injuries.
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Harry Selby
Thirty-first
Webster Streets
Mildred Lisener
Motorist Sentenced for Collision Case
E. E. Rohrbaugh of 3326 Florence Boulevard was sentenced in Central police court yesterday to 20 years in jail after a collision involving a car owned by G. W. Collins of Lewiston Montana at Fortieth and Hamilton streets.
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E. E. Rohrbaugh
Florence Boulevard
Pice
G. W. Collins
Lewiston
Mont
Rohrbaugh
Fortieth
Hamilton Streets
Physician Arrested On Cocaine Sale Charge
Dr. George A. Angus of the McCague building was arrested by federal narcotic agent C O Bradshaw yesterday. He faces charges of selling cocaine to Dave Masters, a former government employee.
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George A. Angus
McCague
C. O. Bradshaw
Dave Masters
Man shoots wife then dies in view of crowd
Anson Knight, 24, shot his wife Josephine Knight after mutual divorce tensions and then killed himself at the corner of Twenty seventh avenue and Lake street in view of about twenty bystanders. His wife Lulu Lee witnessed the attack and was hospitalized in critical condition.
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Josephine
Anson Knight
Twentyseventh Avenue
Lake Street
Knight
Lulu Lee
North
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Wade Pierre
Twenty- Seventh Avenue
Lister Hospital
Sheriff Endorsement Boosts Omaha Union Support
Sheriff Clark was unanimously endorsed for re election by the Omaha arses car men's union at their regular Wednesday night meeting.
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Sheriff Clark
Mike
Clark
Omaha Arses Car Men’s Union
Pioneer Pastor of Nebraska Dies
Rev. Joseph J. Parker 81, longtime Congregational minister in Nebraska, died Tuesday at his son Charles Parker’s home in Orange California after months of illness. He began his Nebraska ministry at 18 in Norfolk, later served Kearney Plainfield and Genoa, founded the Browning club, and lived in Omaha with his daughter Mrs Ralph Pugsley since 1912. He was English born and renowned as a Browning scholar.
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Joseph J. Parker
Congregational Church
Nebraska
Charles Parker
Orange
Cal
Kearney
Plainfield
Genoa
Parker
Cheshire
England
Browning
Browning Club
Norfolk
Omaha
Ralph Pugsley
Bee
Joseph Parker
Fred
Nominations for Concord Election Made Thursday
The Concord club held its regular meeting on Thursday noon to nominate candidates for the upcoming election. Members discussed potential nominees and outlined preliminary plans for the campaign.
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Concord
Concord Club
Dresher Brothers Offer Return Shipping on Out of Town Orders
Dresher Brothers advertise they pay return charges on all out of town orders. The offer emphasizes customer convenience and nationwide service.
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Dresher Brothers
Dr LeRoy Crummer to Wed Local Court Reporter
Dr LeRoy Crummer a leading Omaha specialist plans to wed Myrtle Kelley formerly the court reporter for District Judge A Wakeley. The couple will marry in July and travel to Europe after. Friends cite a shared love of rare books as the romance spark. Flor ence Chamberlin will replace Mrs Kelley in Judge Wakeley s court.
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LeRoy Crummer
Omaha
Myrtle Kellery
A. Wakeley
Europe
Crammer
Kelley
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