German Monarchists Celebrate Death of Dr. Rathenau
Berlin reports a revived monarchist movement with three factions supporting a restored monarchy. Nationalists, secret murder groups, and mass rallies across Bavaria and Rhineland oppose Entente occupation. Officials note sympathetic gestures at a pondan rally and virulent anti socialist sermons at the Reichstag.
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Berlin
Kawser Trie
Republic
Bavaria
Walter Rathenau
Mathias Kreberger
Rathenaw
Philip Scheidman
Germany
Nationalist Party
Nationalist
Helllferich
People's Party
Hugo Stinnes
Ludendorff
Herrs Rossbach
Hrhart
Weser
Heidelbrecht
Sapp
Ruhr
Erzberer
Upper Silesia
Silesia
Mecklenburg
Ku Klux Klan
Erzberekr
Impeachment Request Filed Against Youngstown Mayor
Governor Davis received a petition from Thomas F. Faloon of Youngstown seeking the impeachment of Mayor Geone Oles on graft and unfitness charges. The filing alleges nonresidency and illegal election. Davis had not indicated any action.
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Oles
Youngstown
Columbus
Avis
Thomas F. Faloon
Yongstown
Geone Oles
Falcon
Davis
Tanlac credited by Wichita couple for health gains
A. L. Bonham of 27 South Topeka Street Wichita says Tanlac cured two years of stomach trouble, poor appetite, headaches and back pain after five bottles. His wife also recovered from severe stomach issues and gained 12 pounds. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
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Tanlac
A. L. Bonham
South Topeka Street
Wichita
Kan
Campbell Baking Company
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Low Cost
Advertises Zemo as a dermatological remedy available at drug stores for 35c and $1.00 for extra large. Claims to remove pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm and to leave skin clear and healthy. Describes Zemo as a clean penetrating antiseptic liquid, easily applied and dependable.
Miller to Leave Rome for California Stay
Rome Miler proprietor of Hotel Rome will depart June 30 for a lengthy stay at his California home in Los Angeles. He will be accompanied by his daughter Mrs H A Waggener and late Marguerite Waggener. Mrs Waggener will remain through September with Mr and Mrs Miller.
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Othoutteeaee
Rome Miler
Hotel Rome
California
Los Angeles
H. A. Waggener
Marguerite Waggener
Name of Candidate May Not Appear on Ballot Neligh
A Nebraska legal opinion states W. W. Cole cannot appear on Antelope county ballots as the Republican candidate for representative in the 62d district. Cole had filed for the Eighteenth district, which was redrawn to the Sixty-second district by the last legislature. Ballot placement is uncertain since filings closed over a week ago and the district no longer exists in Antelope county.
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Neligh
W. W. Cole
Antelope County
Cole
Deserter Listed After Army Enlistment for J. E. Jones
Draft records show J E Jones of Madison county Nebraska was issued delinquent order to report by February 8 1918 and certified as a deserter. World War records indicate he enlisted September 25 1917 and served until August 24 1919.
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J. E. Jones
Madison County
Neb
Adjutant General
Nebraska
Adjutant General of
Army
United States Army
Farmer slashes throat in suicide attempt near Crab Orchard
L. Penkava, 40, a farmer living a mile north of Crab Orchard Nebraska, attempted death by own action with a razor. Two deep gashes were inflicted but the jugular vein was missed. He has been in poor health six weeks and recently returned from Rochester Minnesota where specialists gave little encouragement. His condition is serious.
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Neb
Penkava
Rochester
Minn
Farm Home Destroyed by Fire While Family Away
Fire destroyed the farm home of Henry Levign near Julian Neb and the Schneider family house also burned with contents. The Schneiders were in Nebraska City when neighbors spotted the blaze and could only save furniture as the fire progressed. Origin of the fire remains a mystery and both buildings and contents were insured.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Henry Levign
Julian
Carl] Schneider and
Schneider
Neligh Lighting Plant to Install Second Diesel Engine
The F. Gilman Mill company has closed a contract for a 120 horsepower Busch Sulzer Diesel engine with direct connecting generator to be added as an auxiliary unit at its lighting plant in Neligh Nebraska. The new unit will be installed in about 90 days to provide continuous service including Sundays after water power was lost.
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Neligh Lighting
Neligh
Neb
F. Gilman Mill Company
War Finance Corp Advances Nebraska Agriculture Funds
The War Finance Corporation announced advances for agriculture and livestock purchases in Nebraska totaling $25,000 for the period June 19 to June 24. Special Telegram report notes the program supported farmers in the state.
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Washington
War Finance Corporation
Nebraska
Tea for Bride Planned at Pegat Home
Mrs. E. A. Pegat will host a tea from 4 to 6 Monday July 3 at her home in honor of Mrs. Wallace Spear who was married in early June. The Spear couple have returned from their wedding trip to settle in Omaha. Mrs. Spear formerly Miss Lee Schurman of Fremont.
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E. A. Pegat
Wallace Spear
Mr. Spear
Omaha
Spear
Lee Schurman
Fremont
Road Conditions Report from Omaha Auto Club
Road conditions across Nebraska and nearby routes show mixed results amid recent storms. Several highways report fair to good, with mud and showers affecting travel. some lines report wires down causing no reports and detours around cities like Lincoln and Council Bluffs.
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Omaha Auto Club
Lincoln Highway
Fremont
Central City
Grand Island
Oo LD
O Street
Lincoln
Omaha-Topeks
Omaha-Tulsa
Meridian
Georges Washington
Blair
Black Hills
Council Bluffs
Des Moines
King of Trails
Crescent City
Honey Creek
Ipsa
South
Custer Battlefield
Chicago-Omaha
Atlantic Fair
Iowa City
Victor
Blue Grasse
Bryan in Favor of Tax Cut and Code Bill Repeal
Former mayor Charles W. Aryan declares he seeks the democratic gubernatorial nomination. He argues for tax reduction and repeal of the code bill, favoring streamlined state government, fewer officials, and discharge of nonessential staff. He supports primary reform, Sheppard-Towner maternity provisions, and reforms to parole and pardon procedures.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Charles W. Aryan
Sheppard-Towner
New Era Baptists Close Annual Convention Here
The New Era Baptist association of black Baptists from across the state ended its fifth annual convention with a mass meeting at Zion Baptist church. The closing sermon was delivered by Rev. W. F. Botts who presided as moderator. Officers for the coming year include Botts as moderator Taggert as vice president William Franklin as second vice president H L Anderson recording secretary H W Botts corresponding secretary P J Jenkins treasurer and P C Parker statistician. D M McQueen and Rev McFarland were named to the executive board.
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New Era Baptists
New Era Baptist Association
Zion Baptist Church
W. F. Botts
F. A. Taggert
William Franklin
H. L. Anderson
H. W. Botts
Potash Quartet Denied Rehearing in Lincoln ruling
Four men known as the potash quartet William McWorter Jacob Masse Charles Wahlberg and W G Chipley had their motion for a new trial overruled by Judge Munger in Lincoln They must be in Omaha by July 3 for sentencing per United States Attorney Kinslers instructions Judge A L Sutton said he would wire the men but did not disclose their locations
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Potash Quartet
William McWorter
Jacob Masse
Charles Wahlberg
W. G. Chipley
Potash
Munger
Lincoln
Ofice
United States
Kinsler
Omaha
A. L. Sutton
Governor McKelvie Opens Chautauqua Week in Nebraska City
Governor S R McKelvie spoke on Essentials of Citizenship as the five day Nebraska City chautauqua opened. A large crowd attended and praised the governor's address.
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Nebraska City
Neo
A Little Explanation of a Woman's Aid in a Mystery
A narrator recalls teaching days and a man named Allen Drake seeking help with deciphered cuneiform fragments. The tale reveals Drake’s vulnerable side and the narrator’s plan to test a possible cipher, guided by her father and Professor Severance.
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Allen Drake
Severance
Problems That Perplex by Beatrice Fairfax
Dear Mies Fairfax urges Vi and BR to seek a real partnership rather than prideful demands. Vi should not wait for marriage while both work. a devoted, understanding husband is key for a peaceful union. The second reader cautions against cutting off friends before engagement, urging certainty and knowledge before marriage.
Fragmented dialogue references Kipling and a gifted friend
A speaker discusses lists of names including public officials and workers. He admires a comment about Kipling and the female of the species, then expresses frustration with himself for staring and being drawn in by the remark.
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Jove
Smith
Kipling
Wife Threatened to Kill Him in Divorce Hearing
Nicholas C. Campbell, jewelry salesman, testified in the domestic relations court that the past six years of marriage to Verna Campbell have been “hell on earth.” He said she threatened to kill him and the two children, ages 11 and 9, and would not let him tie her down to the house for “good times.” She countered with her own testimony. They were married in New York in 1909.
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Nicholas C. Campbell
Verna
Campbell
New York
St Bernard Parish to Host Lawn Social at Benson Church
St Bernard parish in Benson will hold a lawn social on church grounds at Sixty-fifth Street and Military Avenue Tuesday evening.
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St. Bernard Parish
Benson
Sixty-fifth Street
Military Avenue
Youth Held for Trial on Improper Conduct Charge
Ray Kronquist an 18 year old from Denver was ordered held for trial in district court under a $10 000 bond in central police court on charges of improper conduct with two young boys in Elm wood park He said he had served a term in the Colorado Industrial School.
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Ray Kronquist
Denver
Central Police
Elmwood Park
Colorado Industrial School
School Teacher Sues Elevator Firm After Injury
Clara F. Cooper a 65 year old school teacher with 36 years of service sues Brandeis Investment Company for 10 000 claiming she was caught in an elevator February 17 and injured and hospitalized for five weeks.
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Clara F. Cooper
Brandeis Investment Company
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