Bankers of State Open Convention in Lincoln
The Nebraska Bankers' Association opened its annual meeting at the Hotel Blackstone with over 700 registered bankers. O T Eastman of Merchants National Bank reported more than 200 bankers present and highlighted the event’s entertainment program. Officials including President H Handel and others delivered addresses. reports from the executive committee and agricultural commission were read. A special meeting of the State Agricultural Loan association stockholders also occurred.
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Nebraska Blute Tankers’ Association
Blackstone
Yes
Téu Lankert
O. T. Eastman
Marchants National Bank
Himelf
Mr. Thetman
H. Handel
J. W.oo
Viret Methodist Church
Wooton
Jor Ed Hewey
Asociation
Gerhart
Newman Grove
Adidleas
Larr
Willan Ti. Hughes
Trencher
W. ‘Thomas
Willan
Ewe
R. «. Boyd
Johnson
Joseph Hirach
Copus Christi
Tex
Iy Agricultural Commission
Ameriean Bankers’ Association
State Agricultural Loan Associatin
A. L. Bhante
Modern Banking Tends Toward Community Tiefing Advisor
Banker customer relations drive American banking success says Craig Hazlewood vice president of von Truet Co Chicago. He argues bankers connected to their communities better serve local needs than distant branch managers or credit officers. The speech stressed banks seek more exact information on customers and their financial standing.
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American Banking Co Oom
Craig Bp.ewood
von Truet Company of
Chicago
Funker
Con. Ton
Financial Post
Indian Potato Pickers Strike for Higher Pay
Indian harvest workers from the Tine Ridge reservation gather at ingnes Nob seeking higher wages for potato picking. Farmers offer 2.40 to 2.50 per day with meals. laborers demand 4.00 with meals. Over 200 workers camped near town vow to return to the reservation if pay remains low amid market prices.
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Ingnes
Butte
Yarmer
Omaha Girl Dies and City Mourns Tragic Loss
A young Omaha girl dies in a tragic incident affecting the community. The case involves local residents and officials and is being handled by city authorities. Memorial services will be announced, with the local public urged to respect privacy during the investigation.
Willwore W. TL Meets Grewen Sept 1 Event
An event featuring Willwore W TL and Grewen is scheduled for September 1. The gathering will include participants Wen and associated groups YW CT and Mave & Fete Frente. Details indicate a community meeting with planned activities and public attendance.
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Willwore W. TL
Grewen
Wen
Fragmentary OCR leads to unclear names and places
A garbled OCR fragment mentions nek bene and coco terms, with no clear event, date, or organization. The readable content lacks actionable details or identifiable persons, making a precise headline and summary impractical.
Thomas E. Watson Georgia Senator Dies Suddenl
Washington reports the death of Georgia Senator Thomas E. Watson at 2 30 AM after a sudden illness. Watson, a long time political figure and former Populist nominee, had planned to depart for congressional recess. Funeral arrangements were to be announced as officials mourn his passing.
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Washington
Lfe
Thomase .E. Watson
Georgia
Thomson
Watson
Mirty
House of Representatives
Hoke Smith
Dorsey
Senate
Congress
Coolidge
Cummins
Heflin
Alabama
Harris
Mississippi
Tial
South Carolina
Shields
Tennessee
Fletcher
Florida
Brandegee
Connecticut
New
Indiana
Shortridge
California
Gddle
Nevada
Cameron
Arizona
Harding
Bis
Torst Peete Foe
Cohen
Must Break Rail Trust Says Howell at Republican Rally
Powell staff correspondent reports a large Red Willow rally under McCook county chair Johnny Kelly where Spillman and Howell praised Charles H. Randall and urged public ownership to beat monopolies. They cited rail and freight legislation, argued for GOP unity, and highlighted construction progress under the administration. The speakers planned a Cambridge night meeting after Indianola and Holbrook stops.
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Omaha Vee
Indianola
Neb
Spillman
W. J. Andrews
KB. Howell
United States
Johny FE. Kelly
McUook
Munsie
Howell
Chenepal
Andrews
Miarding
Lowell
Senate
Middle West
Nebraska
Mr. Spillman
Omaha
Fee
Costa
Why Not Sell It A Nightly Omaha Want Ad
A reader recalls casual “Want” ads in The Omaha Bee and notes readers can uncover bargains by placing or perusing clothing and pure advertising sections. The piece hints that many readers grow tired of old offers yet can still find value in current listings.
Bank Robbery in Megedale Ends With Shootout
Posees Hunt and accomplices, armed with shotguns and revolvers, robbed the Pet Satiewsl bank in Megedale. A cashier, Cleongett Rit tener, was wounded as the trio fled through three counties, while investigators pursue a suspect named Whiteber. Witnesses recall a heated pursuit and a gun battle before escape.
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Ohio
Uiree
Eppeeterd
Megedale
Rittener
Golden Wedding Banquet for Banker and His Wife
An unusual banquet in the Palm Room of Hotel Fontenelle marked the sixth anniversary of the marriage of Trevanton L. Mathews and his wife of Fremont. Nebraska League of Savings and Loan Associations hosted about 150 bankers and spouses, with speakers John L. Kennedy A F B Benson and Victor B. Smith. Dan V. Stephens of Fremont was toastmaster. Mathews, a pioneer Nebraska banker, has held multiple finance and public posts, including U S marshal for Nebraska and president of Fremont State Bank, with decades of service in Beardstown and Fremont.
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Jani
Hotel
Fontenelle
Trevanton L. Mathews
Fremont
Nebraska League of Savings and Loan Associations
Mathews
Nebraska
John L. Kennedy
A. F B. Benson
Victor B. Smith
Omaha
Dan V. Stephens
Mrev. Mathews
Neb
Andi
Nebraska Building and Loan Association
United States
McAkinley
Fremont Trust and Savings Bank
Fremont State Bank
First National Bank
Dodge County
State Central Committee
Hayward
Mathews Isa Mason
Fremont Lodge
Nebraska Sunday School Association
National Methodist Episcopal Conference
Constantinople Fire Strikes City Night
Constantinople was terrorized by a fire that broke out near 10 pm in the Pyntania music hall, upper Pera street. The blaze caused panic, marching crowds, and rapid police and hospital response aided by American sailors and the British embassy hose relay. No lives are yet reported lost, but fires across the city heightened fears of arson and planned incendiary acts.
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Constantinople
A. P
Pyntania Music Hall
Pera Street
Duel at Falls City Sparks Citywide Firefight
Falls City Neb witnessed a shooting episode as two unidentified racers exchanged gunfire on Towle Street. One individual sustained a minor wound while a revolver was reportedly used. Police investigated the incident with no arrests reported.
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Pulse City
Neb
Nesidonte
Towle Street
King of Pittsburgh Waterfront Inaugural Arrest Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe an inaugural event disrupted by police action. The text references a Pittsburgh waterfront context, a figure called King, and unclear details about arrest or detainment, with repeated garbled segments and stray names.
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King of Pittsburgh
Vets Reunions Open Third Day at National Encampment
Des Moines September encampment events mark the third day with fifteen veteran fires and an incoming national review tomorrow morning. Survivors of Vicksburg and Shiloh lead reunions, many from Wisconsin and nearby states. Commanders Loomie Rehofield and French of Chicago receive leadership roles in the Naval Veterans and Shiloh Survivors groups.
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Vicksburg
Shiloh
Des Moines
Grand Army of
Lowane
Grant
Miseissinpi
Tennessee
Iron Brigade
Wisconsin
TSAC
Khe
National Revolution of Naval Veterans
Loomie Rehofield
Race Street
Chiengy Wee
Anibal
Speer
Irene
Heitich Dewybalation of Diearmement Plans Somes Geet PR-1ity
Unclear manuscript fragment references weapons or defense plans. Names, dates, or places are not decipherable. Likely a partial note or oblique mention without verifiable entities or events.
Dry Navy Recalled by Harding
President Harding and the cabinet decide to stop enforcement of prohibition on high seas beyond three miles, unless foreign ships connect with U S shores by launches or agents. Officials will still seize contraband when ships come within territorial limits or touch American waters. International law and British concerns influence the policy, with the administration choosing international law over aggressive domestic enforcement.
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Washington
Sept
Merding
Prohibition Navy
Three Mile Lit
United
United States
White House
High Seas
Sir Auckland Geddes
American Congress
Death of Jordan sales collector in Denison accident
Sidney Bonhaim, 28, a collector for Jordan motor sales, died Monday in a Denison hospital from injuries after the car he traveled in left the road and went into a ditch near Denison several days earlier. His home is listed as Council Bluffs.
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Sidney Bonhaim
Jordan Motor Sales Company
Denison
Bonham
Fi Council
Fragmented OCR shows garbled political race notes and names
The unreadable text references Republican candidates including governors and senators, with stray phrases like Patty Hay and scattered times. It lacks coherent details, dates, or clear events, making a reliable summary difficult from the damaged OCR.
Frank L. Haller Dies After Prolonged Illness
Frank L. Haller, president of Linlinger Implement Co., died at his daughter's home, Mrs. Fred Thomas, 607 South Thetyviehth Avenue, Mehireen, after an illness lasting more than a year. He was 61.
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Haller
Linlinger Implement Company
Fred Thomas
Smugglers Use Mock Marriages to Bring Women to U S
Washington report details a U S immigration probe into Cuban smuggling rings and fake marriages used to admit women. Investigators visited Florida ports and spoke with "kings" of the trade, noting the central role of naturalized Americans in the scheme and the transit routes through Key West and Miami.
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Washington
A. Pee
United States
Cuba
Florida
Davis
Burreau
Immigration
Husband
Treasury, Labor and Agriculture Departments
Jacksonville
Tone
Tarpon Springs
Miami
Key West
Mavane
Tyler
Hasani
Dévlare
Matunaa
Olen
Tn Hovinn
Alienthrom
Turks and British Entrench at Dardanelles in Neutral Zone
Reports from Constantinople describe Turkish nationalist troops trenching in the Dardanelles neutral zone and British forces digging three lines there. Kemalists occupy Megha. Britain seeks Turkish withdrawal via wireless ultimatum to Mustapha Kemal.
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Constantinople
Preeah
Dardanelles
Kemoliat Forcas
Megha
Errth
Malta
Ught Cruliere
Harrington
Hritith
Mustapha Kemal
Smyrna
Reeg
Bia
Kum Kaleh
Xuin Kalesi
Ettrance
A. PB
Bigha
Eren Keni
Cital
Chen
Polly
Need of New Post Offices Sparks Washington Debate
Fragmented OCR text shows concern over rapid post office construction and related urban planning in Washington. Mentions immediate establishment of facilities in Detroit and New York, with unclear terms and stressed work patterns.
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Washington
A. Po
New York
Cormont
Cohen
Untitled maritime collision entry notes sinking in murky footage
Fragmentary OCR describes a ship sinking after a collision with a steamship, mentioning mines and a crew event. The readable bits reference Hritwh Torpede Hout, Lurkioh Steamer, and a protracted breakdown of the incident with unclear dates or locations. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
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Wilson
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PC. Powell
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Eeleweed Wire
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Oh Howrle
WM Wasdall
Giovernor
Privat, Srp de
Ferret
Patty Hay
Oort
West
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RK. B. Howele
U.S
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