Howell Opens Campaign Tour for U S Senate in Lincoln
R HB Howell of Omaha, Republican candidate for U S senator, launched his statewide tour from the Lindell hotel Lincoln. He backs prohibition supports adjusted compensation for veterans and a rational tariff while criticizing debt policy of the Wilson era and calling for government efficiency. He urged restoring railroad competition, government ship operation, and continued emphasis on child labor prohibition.
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Lincoln
R. HB. Howell
Omaha
United States
Lindell Hotel
Howell
Congress
Lam
Wilson
Mr. Howell
Well
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prsce
Urthermore
tInstead
Olive Hale Intervenes In Violet’s Tense Private Matters
Olive confronts Mr. Green seeking Ronald Hastings’s private address, while Violet’s world tightens around a secretive meeting with Leslie Martin of Ager’s Private Detective Agency. Violet’s anxiety grows as Olive observes Ronnie and Violet’s visitor tension, hinting at deeper plot tensions to unfold.
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Violette Co
Olive
Ronnie
Ronald Hastings
Hastings
Violet
Leslie Martin
Miss Ingleby
Nomination Filings for Red Cloud Primary
Thirty three candidates filed with the county clerk for the June 22 primary in Red Cloud Nebraska. Democratic and Republican nominees were listed for representative county offices including sheriff treasurer clerk attorney surveyor and commissioners with Stella Ducker and Minnie Christian nonpolitical for county superintendent.
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Red Cloud
Neb
I. W. Edson
I. A. Pace, Jr
N. Vic Anderson
George P. Cather
Daniel Garber
B. F. Perry
Elmer Simons
Frank M. Dele*hoy
Mabel Day Albright
Bert Ducker
C. R. Rakestraw
F. E. Britton
Charles C. Bennett
Clara E. Walker
Hazel Powell
E. A. King
Frank Huffer
Lawrence Doyle
N. P. Phillips
Fred A. Hedge
Roy Rust
Omer Crowell
Jack Waller
E. G. Caldwell
Howard S. Fee
George H. Overing
W. E. Patterson
C. A. Waldo
Sherman Shipman
William C. Keihl
E. J. Cox
Stella Ducker
Minnie Christian
Severe blaze devastates Ong Nebraska postoffice drug store
A major fire in Ong Nebraska on June 22 destroyed the postoffice, drug store, and barber shop. The two shops occupied the same building and the origin remains undetermined though the drug store is suspected. Insurance covered the drug store portion only.
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Neb
Ong
Gilmore Youth Dies in Wyoming Motor Accident
Charles Hysham 23 ex service man son of C J Hysham wealthy ranch owner at Walnut Lodge Gilmore Wyoming was killed when his car rolled over on a return trip from Moore croft to the H A ranch A blowout is blamed He served in the transport corps overseas for seven months and was a Bellevue college student at wartime end Surviving are his parents and two brothers Tom and Harry burial planned in Red Oak Iowa with body to be taken to the family lot pasted from Omaha area news
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Charles Hysham
C. J. Hysham
Walnut Lodge
Gilmore
Young Hysham
Moorecroft
Wyo
H. A
Farnam School
Omaha
Lincoln Military Academy
Lincoln
Bellevue College
Transport Corps
Nebraska
Wyoming
Tom
Harry
Red Oak
Hyshams
Park Avenue
Distinguished Guests Attend Orpheum Event With Notables
In audience at the Orpheum last evening for the Woman's Press club night were literary and art figures from the middle west. John G. Neihardt and portrait painter J. Laurie Wallace attended with Mrs. Avery Abbott and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Bryson of Lincoln, back from Europe where he served three years with the Red Cross and she painted in Paris. They enjoyed Mrs. Abbott’s one act play Mr Enright Entertains and the farce She Walked in Her Sleep. Performances wrap up with matinee and evening shows tomorrow.
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Orpheum
Woman's Press Club
Middle West
John G. Neihardt
Nebraska
J. Laurie Wallace
Lyman Bryson
Lincoln
Europe
Enright
Orpheum Company
Pawnee County Landmark Blue Front Livery Razed
One of Pawnee county’s oldest landmarks the Blue Front livery barn built in 1876 is being razed to make way for a large modern garage. The barn stood before railroads shaped Pawnee City a key stop on old Indian trails now replaced by automobile highways.
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Pawnee City
Pawnee County
Editorial Association To Convene In McCook June 23
The Southwestern Nebraska Editorial association will meet at McCook Friday June 23. This first gathering in some time will include newspapers from Chase Dundy Hitchcock Frontier Red Willow Gosper Furnas Phelps Harlan Franklin and Kearney counties. State Secretary QO Buck will discuss Our State Organization.
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McCook Arapahoe
Neb
Southwestern
Two Falls City Boys Sent to Reform School
Everett Vicory aged 14 and John Rutz aged 17 from Falls City were sentence by District Judge J B Raper to the state industrial school at Kearney until age 21. Vicory was charged with looting the Missouri Pacific shops tool house while Rutz faced charges of aiding and abetting in the delinquency of a young girl.
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Falls City
Reform School
Neb
Everett Vicory
Missouri Pacific
John Rutz
J. B. Raper
Kearney
Pawnee City Couple Mark 20th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs F W Parker of Pawnee City Nebraska celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary with a surprise dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs F C Calhoun. The event Sunday was attended by 32 guests.
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Pawnee City
Neb
F. W. Parker
F. C. Calhoun
Nashville Editor Richard H. Vance Dies at 69
Nashville editor Richard H. Vance, age 69, editor of the Nashville Banner, died at his home at 1:40 a.m. from heart trouble after an influenza attack four months earlier.
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Nashville
Tenn
Richard H. Vance
The
Nashville Banner
Bugbear of Radio Static in Atmosphere
Article explains summer static in radio reception and how heat, clouds, and distant storms create damped oscillations. It cites loose transformer coupling and small capacity antennas as ways to reduce static, noting loop antennas minimize horizontal static but not local static.
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Ove
Friday Night Jazz and Market News On WAAW
The Omaha Bee and Omaha Grain Exchange present a Friday schedule on WAAW with market reports news bulletins and a Bee concert. Miss Margaret Schmittroth on piano Alfred Miller clarinet with Bertha Codington accompaniment perform classical and popular pieces followed by the Red Arrow Pickaninny quartet providing barber shop harmony.
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The
Bee
Omaha Grain Exchange
WAAW
Margaret Schmittroth
Meredith Avenue
Alfred Miller
Bertha Codington
Red Arrow Pickaninny Quartet
Sparks For the beginner in radio by Macmillan
The short guide explained how to receive radio in simple nontechnical terms. It covers diverse home made and ready sets with diagrams and directions for amateurs.
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Rad
MacMillan Company
Harper & Brothers
A. Hyatt Verrill
Wave length of a long single wire aerial
The question asks for the wavelength of a 160 feet long single wire aerial about 30 feet high. The answer: about 270 meters. Do not raise the end unless it is easy, as the gains may not justify the effort.
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Missouri Valley
Falls City Opens First Supervised Play Program
Falls City's first supervised play program opened with Miss Fay Hanks as director and 50 children aged 5 to 12. A parade of several hundred children will march through the business section Saturday afternoon to advertise the new playground.
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Falls City
Fay Hanks
New Well for Pawnee City Water Supply Dug
Professor George Condra of Nebraska State University completed a survey of Pawnee City to locate a site for a new water well. Digging began immediately after the site was chosen.
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Pawnee City
Pawnee City, Neb
George Condra
Nebraska State University
Woman’s Hip Fracture After Fall From Car
Mrs. A. McCann fractured hip when she fell while alighting from a moving automobile in front of her home. She was taken to a Lincoln hospital after an X ray examination.
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Falls City
A. McCann
Lincoln
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Advertisement Headline
Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate before retiring. Quiets nerves, induces refreshing sleep. Delicious in water or fruit juices. Druggista advertisement.
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Horsford
Druggista
Blue Sky charge arrests in Cere-Blend case
Dr. G. F. Bartholomew, Cere-Blend president, jailed on blue sky charges tied to sale of benefit certificates and a planned Omaha plant. Bond set at 1500 dollars, signed by Dr. A. C. Stokes. Bartholomew claims innocence. J. H. O'Keefe released on own recognizance. J. F. Naylor en route from Dodge City. County Attorney Shotwell pursuing higher-ups.
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G. F. Bartholomew
Cere-Blend Company
Omaha
Shotwell
A. C. Stokes
J. H. O'Keefe
Dr. Bartholomew
J. F. Naylor
The
Comany
Dodge City
Shotwell O'Keefe
Bartholomew
National Organizing Company of
Chicago
Nebraska
Favorable Conditions Reported in Farm Belt
The weekly weather and crop report notes generally favorable conditions for harvesting grain and hay and crop cultivation. Warm temperatures accelerated winter wheat ripening, while Kansas reports show central and northern counties with prematurely ripened and shriveled grain. Harvest continued north to Maryland and through central Indiana Missouri and eastern Kansas as spring wheat progressed well.
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Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Maryland
Indiana
Missouri
Weathered Crop Report Highlights Strong Regional Growth
A weekly crop summary notes improved moisture in the southeast South Dakota area and subcent moisture helping further gains. North Dakota crops are excellent, Montana shows good growth, and corn in Saskatchewan shows promise. Iowa and Illinois report very good conditions overall.
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South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Iowa
Farmers Need Foreign Trade Says Thomas
Fred W. Thomas of Omaha urged Group 6 bankers in Chadron to push foreign trade restoration for relief to farmers. C M Grueuther cited $47,000,000 owned to farmers by the Farm Loan Bank of Omaha. Chadron officials and bankers received the delegation warmly. Benjamin Mickey of Wood Lake elected president, with J C Flannigan Stuart secretary and D H Griswold Gordon FE Davenport Valentine and J F O'Donnell Chadron named to state committee.
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Chadron
Neb
Fred W. Thomas
Omaha
Group 6
United States
C. M. Grueuther
Joan Bank of
Chamber of Commerce
State Normal School
Alliance
Benjamin Mickey
Wood Lake
J. C. Flannigan
Stuart
J. F. O'Donnell
O'Neill
William Rooney
FE. C. Davenport
Valentine
D. H. Griswold
Gordon
Pogrom Reports Claim Massacre of Jews in Four Ukrainian Towns
A Helsinefors dispatch to Berlingske Tildene says terr ible pogroms in the Ukraine have massacred the entire Jewish population of four towns. The report is unconfirmed by other sources.
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Copenhagen
A. P
Helsinefors
Berlingske Tildene
Ukraine
Price Trend Upward Is Marked During May
The Commerce department notes a distinct upward price trend through May with firmer demand. By June 20 reports, the business revival shows stronger fundamentals, including rising auto production, lower interest rates, increasing money demand, higher employment, and fewer business failures.
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Washington
Commerce Department
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