Overflow Crowds at G O P Rally in Lincoln Nebraska
Large crowds attended a Republican rally in Lincoln with speakers including Charles M Daudett and Mary Hight. A governor and U S Senate candidate Harold Howell appeared despite a cold, while women workers held a reception at the governor's mansion and a Lincoln hotel banquet featured Judge H T Perry.
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Powela
Omaha Bee
Litcoln
Howell
Cate
United States
Harles M. Daudett
Mere Mary Hight
Etg
Innet
Paride
Aieriwan Tecuthote
Okieel
Eoenfutes
OFA
Eomily Ant High School
Sworde
Anil Ory
Governor's Mansion
Mra
Samuel BR
McKelvie
R. A. Howell
Charies HM. Randall
Lincoln Hotel
Addrerata
HT. Perry
Havelock
Linneln
Millard
Mr. Howell
Will Sandwich
Barton Estate Turned Over to Three Heirs
The Barton estate valued at £2,000,000 passed to three heirs under Judge Crawford after the death of Mr. Harton. The will left a complex portfolio of securities and property including stakes in Omaha firms such as the American Jewelry Company and Omaha Street Railway. The recipients are Catherine and Wadeah, with their mother, tied to the distant parties Parton and others.
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Cour
Crawford Yeaterday
Parton
Omaha
Watt
Catherine
Wadeah
Harton
Anvertooh
Portland
Ore
Oet
Workers of the World
Chicago
Cvorge L. Hiker
Eitustion Berle
Tailey Wrewich
Colnertown
Abe
Paliog
Ulno
Tarlo
Lite Fond
Shipment of Floar From U. S. Arrives at Constantinople
A damaged text notes a shipment of flour from the United States arriving in Constantinople. It references merchants, a Meare eat anptent, and relief efforts involving Galene Gere and other entities. The fragmentary item mentions Meats and items sent for distribution, with unclear names and roles.
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Mathew
Naree
Atertean Cole
Eitmin Wralves Tee Dietpietiee
Eleame Snipeet Bowen
Het
Randall for Governor editorial calls for electing Randall
An editorial endorses Randall for governor, arguing he is a proven farmer and state senator with tax cuts in 1922. It praises his record, his stance for a strong but economical government, and his support for a united Republican ticket and continued progress in Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Reublican
Agricultural and Labor
Ship Booze Law Not to Be Enforced Now
Washington reports a likely nil interpretation of the Volstead Act delaying enforcement of the prohibition law on foreign ships within American waters. The Supreme Court decision postpones action after Attorney General Daugherty's view and a writ of superseders was denied, with officials informing prohibition agents to allow ships to continue carrying liquor under protective seal.
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Supreme Court
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Hand
New York
Meilon
Castois of Freva
Hanoi
Creditors sue cream parlor estate over debts
Creditors filed suit in federal court alleging the cream parlor now owned by the estate of Jhyiee Shrekas owes 18 409 pounds. The case cites assets including 2400 and 850 amounts and lists Adolphipleae as a party.
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Jhyiee Shrekas
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Missing heir mystery ties estate to Porter's Revaville
Detectives in Kanes City probe a case linked to Dena, heir to an estate valued at 100 400 Negueutied. A letter from Mee OT Porter in Revaville prompts renewed search for Mine Pete Venege, thought to be connected to her late father.
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Kanes City
Han
Hecklers Paid by Democrats Interrupt Norris Address
Hecklers funded by the Democratic Central Committee interrupted Senator Norris in ONeill Nebraska. W de McNicholls of Omaha and former Lexington resident and ex gubernatorial candidate, and John Dougherty from Omaha, sent a signed letter carried on the Norfolk World Herald front page. McNicholls recognized Norris at the station and during the speech.
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George Norria
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Omaha
World Herald
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Peru Directed to Pay U S 125000 for Guano Deposits
The Peruvian government was ordered by the International Arbitration Commission to pay 125000 dollars to the United States on behalf of a claimant in a long running dispute over guano deposits. The case originated over fifty years ago involving an American claimant and Peru.
Falls City Report Shows No Deaths in Two Months
A local notice states Falls City had no recorded deaths over a two month period. The text mentions nearby Fade City and Valla Oly with unclear references but preserves the core fact of no mortality reported.
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Falls City
New York
Bonar Law Emerges as Conservative Labor Ally in Parliament
In London, Bonar Law is proclaimed as the conservative and unionist candidate for the central division of Clingow amid a sweeping election with 1300 candidates. Conservatives and Labour vie for a majority as the Labor manifesto rises in Glasgow while the Works Ministry debate simm.
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Alvision
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Intereal
Glaagow
Bonar Low
Can Pilon
Centen
Wormer Bailie Mitchell
Labor
George Paish
Clingow
Donminuniat
John MacLewn
MacLean
Politi
Bone Law
Admitiatra Five Departiente
Ministry of Labor
Hillow Party
Tatter Miniey
Aamed Way
Judge Orders Verdict Against Candidate in Tex Case
Judge Scarbrough directed the jury to return a verdict against candidate Karker Mayfield after Pint attorneys asked to instruct a negative verdict for Morficks in one of twenty one counts. The motion followed the filing and the judge took action tonight.
Murderer Exonerates Convicted Partner in Jacksonvil les Case
The state supreme court denied Pope a new trial after Frank Rowling and John TH. Pope were convicted of first degree murder for Geone Hickman’s death. Rowling claimed Pope was not involved. Pope faced life imprisonment. The exoneration request was rejected, upholding the original verdict.
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Jacksonville
Cotte Frank Rowling
John TH. Pope
Geone D. Hickman
Pope
Livent Hawkee
Department G ALR Chaplain Dies at Home in Valparaice
The Department G ALR chaplain, reported as Teamed in Valparaice, died suddenly at the home of his daughter Mrs Levee Bethemean. The deceased, a member of the Christian group and long service in Nebraska, had served three years and one month in the unit.
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Valparaice
Valpapalen
Net
Phare
Nebraska
Deagster
Scottehluff Woman Faces Self harm Inquiry
Fragmentary text reports a Scottehluff woman in a self harm case involving an 48? year old person and a Mrs Ares Greene. Details unclear due to garbled OCR. mentions property and police involvement and a potential court or custody action.
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Ares Greene
Creutt
Reds Take Vladivostok as Japanese Evacuate Posts
Reports say the Far Eastern Republic forces seized Vladivostok after Japanese soldiers handed over arms and warehouses. An American gunboat and allied warships remained to guard the port while Moscow and the Siberian Republic attended a delegation to accept the transfer and restore order.
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Confessed Wife Slayer Held on Murder Charge
A Fresno court prepares to hear the murder indictment against a man accused in the death of his wife. The defense seeks coroner verdict findings and a forthcoming arraignment is set in Superior Court. The case involves the deceased wife and the accused, with a preliminary date expected to establish next steps in the murder proceedings.
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Cal. Gov
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O' Neale
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Treaelley
Peaceful Revolution Effort Amid Global Turmoil
Fragments describe a movement titled Peaceful Revolution linked to pacrement oil okt and a figure named Walter Raniih. The text references world events, warnings of upheaval, and efforts to preach peace within a chaotic period, with mentions of a loomingTWOW and geopolitical tensions.
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Tenner
Tom
Teeley
Unclear OCR note on payroll and event references
Fragmentary text discusses payroll and a date related event with names and places largely unreadable. Missing context prevents precise identification of people or institutions.
Randall Wears No Man's Collar Sparks Kiwanians Meeting
Two hundred Kiwanis members at the Pathfinder hotel in Fremont heard Charles W. Galu and George Staats Hendrix discuss political aims. Senator Randall and allies promised effort to reshape the political scene, with Sloan predicting gains and supporters touting prewar plans for a new capitol and tax reforms. In Portland, police prepared to clear a Woild hall as the labor movement faced suppression amid unresolved tensions.
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Fremont
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George Staats
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Another Woman Drawn Into Matzenauer Divorce
A divorce case involving Matzenauer exposes another woman drawn into the dispute. The article details the spouses, accusations, and social exposures surrounding the alleged affair and legal proceedings.
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Poison Pen Youth Faces Insanity Plea in Chicago Trial
William Bryant the younger, son of Cedar county Nebraska former judge, is on trial in Chicago for alleged extortion linked to threatening letters. Key witness Mrs. Shotwell identifies the poison pen letters and recounts how Bryant reportedly used phone threats to demand money. defense cites insanity. The case includes testimony from Dr William Krohn and Dr Douglas Singer as Bryant’s father, a former Hartington judge, watches closely.
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William F. Beyant
Cedar County
Nehiwka
Eugene Beyant
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Mryant
Uren Wii Beurus
Teefore
Jige Marcis Kavanagh
Shotwell
A. Shotwell
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United States to join Near East peace conference
Nations including Italy Britain and the United States eye a pre conference on Near East policy. Turkey Greece Romania Japan and others will take part in preliminary talks while the Soviet and Bulgarian governments may join the broader discussion on the Dardanelles and related issues. The invitation originator is British foreign secretary with the proposal to be delivered to the U.S. State Department.
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Gut
Penance
Italy
Great Britain
United States
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Greece
Waly
Japan
Dige Shotte
Rumania
Dardenelles
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Suifter
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Mwolihdy Lomutren
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Tallon Enilmanten
Two Governments Clash Over Foochow Briefly
Fragmentary dispatch describes competing authorities in Foochow and Meerhow as they struggle to govern. The piece references leadership figures and a political standoff amid broader Ming and Peking tensions, with unclear outcomes.
Sinus Malle Youth Guilty of Jewel Robbery
The Sinus Malle Youth was found guilty of jewel robbery involving a haul valued around 900 dollars. The court proceedings took place at Milwaukee and an arrest was tied to a passway near a railroad station in February.
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Sinus Malle
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