Montana Senator Pushes for Film Censorship Clamp
Senator Myers renews push for state level film censorship amid scandal talk. He argues industry abuses sexual content and sensationalism harm public morals and calls for official censorship to curb indecency in movies. He notes public sentiment may demand stricter controls and criticizes industry for resisting regulation.
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Warington
Senator Myers
Mort An
Myers
Lie
Eotons
Hotel West proprietor fined for bedbugs outbreak
Special Justice Sachin prosecuted the proprietor of the West hotel in Watertown after bedbugs were found in large numbers. The case concluded in police court with a $15 fine.
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Sachin
West
Watertown
Rail Shopmen Strike Ordered for July 1
A national rail shopmen walkout is set for July 1 as the wage cuts and rule abolitions from the railroad labor board take effect. Officials say transportation will continue with other unions not involved, while a board-led settlement could shift jurisdiction if the strike disrupts commerce.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Detroit
Tran Service
Association of Railway Executives
B. M. Jewell
American Railway Express Company
Jewell
Labor Board
Patage theft on Peterson farm targets car tires and tools
Nebraska June 29 report says thieves broke into Julius Peterson’s farm home northwest of town last night, stealing tires from his car, curtains, and all tools. Peterson has been bedridden for some time.
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Julius Peterson
Peterson
Douglas
Omaha Chorus Girl Jailed by Hyers in Booze Seizure
A Lincoln jail record recounts State Sheriff Hyers detaining an Omaha chorus girl and three companions after fifteen jugs of whisky were found in a car. The group faced charges while driver L F Russell and two others gave varying accounts of knowledge and employment.
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Omaha
Hyers
Lincoln
Lincoln City
Sherifos Hyers
Myers
L. FE. Russell
Millard Hotel
Toll Hyers
Kent McLeod
Vera Kelly
Manderson Street
McLeod
Russell
Rex Theater
Packer Fined Over Spoiled Meat Used in Bologna
A Mitchell packing plant operator was fined 25 dollars after state food and drug inspectors caught him turning spoiled veal loaf and other spoiled meat into bologna sausage. Parts of the stock were moulded and spices were used to mask spoilage.
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State Food and Drug Department
Timite
Mitchell
2200 Irrigated Acres Set For Big Production in Hall County
With droughts surrounding Grand Island a Kraft Edgerton firm operation at Aurora irrigates 2200 acres in Hall County. The land grows sugar beets potatoes corn beans and alfalfa while cattle and hogs are kept to utilize forage and byproducts.
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Drouth
Grand Island
Drouths
Kraft- Edgerton
Aurora
Hall County
Day of Joy for Elmwood Park Kids
About 500 children from congested city quarters, plus some tired mothers and a few adults, attended the Volunteers of America's annual picnic at Elmwood Park. Billy O'Grady and more than 600 guests enjoyed ice cream, sandwiches, lemonade, and races with small prizes as Mayor Dahlman spoke and a city band played.
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Seventeenth Avenue
Leavenworth
Billy
Volunteers of America
Elmwood Park
Dahlman
Three Autos Stolen From Omaha Held in Sioux City
Sioux City police hold twenty two automobiles believed stolen from Omaha. Detectives Murphy and Rich note three autos traced to Kel Oak Iowa and to Omaha streets. Stolen items include Fords from Mrs. Frank Cooper and H. T. WilHans with dates in September and April at city intersections.
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Sioux City
Sioux Ci
James Murphy Ai del Rich
Omaha Auto Adjustment Bureau
Frank Cooper
Kel Oak
Fourteenth
Farnam Reels
H. T. Wilehans
Sixteenth
Larney Streets
G. HM
Nash
Complaint Filed Against Solicitor for Magazine
A tall florid blind man wearing frosted glasses solicited funds in Omaha for the Christian Herald of College View Nebraska. George H Jeys business manager alleges former employee N Muck posed as a solicitor and collected $5 from a resident named Green and used the money personally. We warn Omaha that funds are not secured in this manner.
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Christian Herald of
College View
Neb
George H. Jeys
Christian Herald Publishing Company
N. Muck
Jeya
Muck
Christan Wmerald
Green
Onaha
Jess
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