Rail chiefs say trains will run through Omaha despite strike threat
Union Pacific and Burlington officials in Omaha express confidence that a July 1 shopmen strike will not disrupt service. They report track and power in good shape and expect trains to run on schedule in Omaha Council Bluffs and surrounding area despite about 3,000 UP and 2,000 Burlington shop employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Yesteray
Union Pacific
Burlington
W. H. Guild
Union Pacific System
Omaha
Council Bluffs
C. L. Kray
W. F. Thichoff
Concord Club Elects Officers at Year’s End Meeting
The Omaha Concord club plans its final meeting of the year at Hotel Fon tenelle to elect officers. Candidates: resident Will Mickel and H. L. Ossman. first vice president A. L. Rasp and H. A. Jacobberger. second vice president Ed Dough erty and James Carr. treasurer F. H. Grossman and Ed Droste. Directors for three years, two to be chosen, include Charles Docherty, Dr. J. E. Simpson, Don Amsden and W. S. Stryker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Club
Omaha Concord Club
Hotel Fontenelle
Will Mickel
H. L. Ossman
A. L. Rasp
H. A. Jacobberger
Ed Dougherty
James Carr
F. H. Grossman
Ed Droste
Charles Docherty
J. E. Simpson
Don Amsden
W. S. Stryker
Road Conditions Report From Omaha Auto Club
All roads out of Omaha reported in good condition with continued clear and warmer weather predicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Auto Club
Omaha
Tractors Parade Through Omaha Before Industrial Show
A parade of laboring motor tractors moved through downtown Omaha to the Industrial Tractor show grounds at Twenty first and Leavenworth. Originating at the Ford Motor Company, the procession traced streets from Cuming to Harney then to Nineteenth Far nam Tenth Sixteenth and Leavenworth illustrating tractors' diverse uses from heavy hauling to road work.
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Twenty-first
Leavenworth
Omaha
Ford Motor Company
Sixteenth Street
Cuming
Harney
Nineteenth
Farnam
Tenth Street
Packae
Sixteenth
Eavenworth
Doctor Roy Noble Opens Salida Practice
Beatrice filed report: Dr. Roy Noble of Holmesville, recent University of Nebraska graduate, has set up medical practice in Salida Colorado. He is a son of Dr. L. L. Noble of Holmesville.
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Beatrice
Roy Noble
Holmesville
University of Nebraska
Salida
Colo
L. L. Noble
Bryan and Butler Politely Tout Gov Race Harmony
Charles W. Bryan of Lincoln and D. B. Butler meet in Omaha amid Democratic split rumors. Bryan says no quarrel with Butler and that party unity was the motive for his entry. Butler vows to win, while Norton and internal factions swirl at Hitchcock headquarters.
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Charles W. Bryan
Lincoln
D. B. Butler
Omaha
Butler
Mr. Bryan
J. N. Norton
Mr. Butler
Bryan
Senator Hitchcock
Mullen
Norton
Hitchcock
Harding's Secretary Weds in Cincinnati
Miss Cor nnell Mattern confidential secretary to President Harding married Norman P. Sheppard attache of the Insurance bureau for former service men in Cincinnati. Mrs Sheppard has been in Mr Harding's employ since 1917.
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Harding
Cincinnati
Cornnell Mattern
President Harding
Norman P. Sheppard
Insurance Bureau
Milk Strike Threatens Des Moines Dairy Supply
Des Moines milk producers threaten a strike if prices are not raised above the current contract. Two meetings between farmer and distributor committees failed to reach an agreement. Farmers now seek more than the $2.00 per 100 pounds of milk plus butterfat they receive under the three month contract. after costs they net about 1.32 per 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Engs Ag
Omahan Arrested in Crab Orchard for Illegal Hootch
John W. Dye, a resident of Omaha, was arrested at Crab Orchard. Four quarts of liquor were found in his car during a search. He appeared in Tecumseh court and pleaded guilty to illegal possession, fined $100 plus costs, which he paid.
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Beatrice
John W. Dye
Omaha
Crab Orchard
Dye
Tecumseh
Bryan Assails Carnypism at Church Meet
William J. Bryan condemned secular intellectual snobbery at the International Sunday School convention in Kansas City. He urged deferring to the ministry and the Bible, asserting Darwin's God and Bible lack substance while stressing love of God with all heart soul and mind.
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Bryan
Kansas City
A. P
William J. Bryan
Darwin
God
Dare Win
Christ
Mr. Bryan
Platte County Pioneers organize at dedication in Columbus
Platte County Pioneers Association organized in Columbus Nebraska on June 28 with 109 names on the membership roll. The president was authorized to appoint a committee to draft bylaws for later submission and eligibility was fixed at 25 years of county residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte County
Pioneers’ Association
Columbus
Neb
Lawa
Fifteen Anglers Fined for No Licenses in Platte River
Osceola Nebraska June 28 Fifteen fishermen were arrested by Deputy Game Wardens Farl Kendall and John McClellan for angling without licenses in the Platte River near Osceola. They paid a total $549.60 in fines. Names include Fred Jock, eh LaMunyon, Olof Nelson, Harley Benson, Franz Greisen, Clarence Sweet, Adolph Shemek, Lewis Smolenski, J. S. Curren, George Zimmer man, Charles Shemek, Charles F. Harker, Ian Barker, George Boruch, and Martha Oliverstrand acted as county clerk accepting payment in judge Ball's absence.
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Osceola
Neh
Platte River
Here
Farl Kendall
John McClellan
Fred Jockish
Eh LaMunyon
Olof Nelson
Harley Benson
Rising City
Franz Greisen
Platte Center
Clarence Sweet
Grand Island
Adolph Shemek
Lewis Smolenski
J. S. Curren
George Alvin
Packard Twin Six Delivered and Equipped
Packard Twin Six priced at 4250 dollars delivered and equipped. Automobile ad highlights value and ready-to-drive status with factory features emphasized.
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Fordsons
Twentieth and
Leavenworth Streets
Fordson
Bryan and
Piggly Wiggly
Nebraska
South 16Th
N. 24Th St
Omahan
Brandeis
Sexton
Makers
Sexton Union
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