War News Scramble of 1915 From European Fronts and US Notes
Wide-ranging summary detailing: Lloyd George abstinence letters in England. brutal Carpathian fighting on Lupkow Pass. Italian submarine sinkings and ferrying of displaced Italians. Tyne trawlers sunk by U-10. Wilson to speak at Arlington. U S notes on British blockade and German sinking cases. prohibition moves. agricultural funding. anti fat remedies. various global war developments including Bulgaria Serbia raids and Italian fleet movements. domestic politics with Chicago mayoral win and dry movement.
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Union News Service
Morning Mail
Thexchequer
Lloyd
George
England
Scottish and English officers perch in a fir tree
A Scottish and an English officer on observation duty occupy a high loft position in a fir tree in France during wartime surveillance.
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France
Passport mix up over annual whisker shave case
An American visiting London sought a passport renewed in Washington. His passport depicted him with whiskers which he had shaved off before renewal. He claimed he forgot annual facial hair rules and explained he shaved his whiskers once a year.
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London
Washington
Speed of Zeppelins Compared With Aeroplanes
Zeppelins vary in speed but the swiftest are not as fast as airplanes. The aeroplanes are roughly twice as fast as the Zeppelins.
Rise of Apartment Houses in New York Herald Style
The article notes apartment living began in New York and quickly gained popularity despite naysayers. It highlights benefits for families and urban workers, cites about one million apartments in the city, with Queens and Bronx numbers, and predicts expansion beyond the city with a rural edge golf course setting option.
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New York
Queens
Bronx
New York Herald
Nebraska briefs report fires and civic plans across towns
Nebraska items note a new city jumping station at Ehawood, a destroyed high school building at Exe, a Liberty commercial club project, a 15 block payne laying project in Nebraska City, and a beatrice church bid. Other items include burglaries, obituaries, conventions, and public notices across Beatrice, Hastings, Lincoln, and Syracuse.
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Aurora
Ehawood
Ord
Commercial Club
Liberty
Eeasa
Nebraska City
Paynne
State Banking Board
State Bank of Winneae Commercial Club
Ainsworth
E. C. Twiss
Louisville
Nebraska
Hastings
Syracuse
A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge
Lincoln
Beatrice
Chadron Commercial Club
Fred Fergson
Seward
Tamora
Minden
Fred Rose
Broken Bow
Lincoln Commercial Club
Roy Dean
Humboldt
Ohio
Talmage
Otoe Courgy
Ruth Herzog
Nebraska City District Presbytery
Tecumseh
Farmers’ State Bank
Pawnee City
Farmers’ National Bank
Church Howe
Auburn
Will Madgett
Omaha
Earl L. Frantz
Edward Dougherty, Jr
W. Co ‘Wasser
York
Terre Haute
Ind
Joe Stecher
Dodge County
Westergaard
Des Moines
Lincoln Auditorium
Harry French
Burlington
Malmo
Ashland
Lincoln Gardening Club
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service
University Farm
Inez Philbrick
Lincoln Equal Suffrage Association
San Francisco
Kearney
Otto Lade
H. Gefore
Lulu Péttibone
Ding
Freeman
Wadsworth
Wayne
Harry
Department of Agriculture
Ida Stout
Result in the Sip I Showings of Returns of Unipal Elections
In the state a reported tally shows early returns from municipal elections with the Ips showing gains for a reform slate. Local observers await full counts as results trickle in from several cities.
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UN Ipal
Mayors Aim to Elect Wet Or Dry As Nebraska Towns Vote
A long list of Nebraska towns and their slated mayors appears for the latest election results. The piece notes many towns shifting from dry to wet or voting on alcohol measures, with a roster of candidate names for dozens of communities including Ainsworth Albion Alma Arapahoe Ashland Aurora Beaver City Chadron Central City Columbus Crete David City Fairbury Grand Island Hastings Hebron Kearney Lexington Lincoln not listed and more. The article catalogs the elected officials by town and underscores the wider regional alcohol policy shifts reflected in the Mayoral race outcomes.
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Ainsworth
Albion
Alma
tAnselmo
Arapahoe
Arlington
Ashland
Auburn
Aurora
Beaver City
Belgrada
Bladen Benkelman Bertrand
Burwell
Cambridge Central City
Clarks Chadron
Culbertson
David City
Decatur
Dewitt
Fairfield
Falls City
Farnam
Friend
Fullerton
Geneva
Genoa Gibbon Giltner
Gothenburg
Jay
Nebrasks Luwas
Cass Moore
Alliange
P. FE. Roming
S. P. Paine
J. G. Thompson
Charles A Pattirson
Thomas Daily
Atkinson
John Nelson
J. M. Woodward
W. P. Freeman
Benson
C. L. Mather
J. W Kelly Blair
F. W. White
Bloomfield
H. W. Phillips
Bloomington
A. Hammarstrom
Ord
John C. Work
Orleans
C. T. Simpson
Pierce
Daniel Duff
Plattsmouth
Emmons J. Richey Ponca
G. Ll. Wood Randolph
O. O. Reid
Rushville
C. Phillippe Red Cloud
Robert Dameriel Scottsbluff
Frederick Alexander
Seward
George Merriam
St. Paul
H. J. Paul
Schuyler
Otto Zuelow
Superior
Farm sale sets land at two dollars an acre north of Beatrice
The Banghart farm north of North Bend sold for two dollars an acre with Arthur Stopp as new owner. Mr. Banghart died last fall and Mrs Banghart moved to North Bend. Beatrice rural mail service reports road improvements and carriers unable to traverse routes for the 40th time this month. Excavation at Campbell uncovered portions of a mastodon skeleton.
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Beatrice
Beatrice Post Office
Campaign Against Gophers Beatrice-Farm Demonstrator
Beatrice farmer Kers plans a campaign against pocket gophers in Gage county starting in April. He will mail circulars to farmers and scholars urging cooperation amid estimates the pest causes at least $100000 in losses to the county. Dairymen at Beatrice organize a contesting association. Fremont Nels Peterson underwent surgery this year.
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Beatrice—Farm
Kers
Gage County
Gat County
Beatrice
Fremont Nels Peterson
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