President's campaign schedule amid national convention meetings
The text outlines President Wil’s planned travel across Chicago, Yar Borta, New Hermpssive, and Lezar to rally support ahead of a revival initiative. It notes a forthcoming national convention in Juce with speeches on the road and multiple campaign stops in far west cities.
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Juce
Far West Ag
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Yar Borta
New Hermpssive
Lezar
Fer Es Ceorsie
Debate on Shock Law Amendment Advances After Initial Rejection
The article outlines a legislative shift in Netropolis as an amendment to a shock law is initially rejected but later passes. It traces political maneuvering, mentions figures like Chief of Police Wise and Governor Woodrow, and notes related public concerns about education and social issues amid national events. The piece references a special session and broader state discussions affecting schools and policy.
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Woodros Witson
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New York City
Mondey
Emmio Vesauez Gomez
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Lew Tence
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Democratic Party
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Kansas City
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Douglas, Ariz
Tait
Bank
Dill City
Okla
St. Louis
Irregular Proceedings Discuss Taxes and Local Assessors
The article outlines legal provisions for electing city assessors and district assessors, the calculation of required offices, and the responsibilities of county and district officials. It notes that elected assessors serve until successors are chosen and references tax rate implications for orchard-related production and fruit pricing issues.
Pregemt Sétriesta's Side Seeks Textile Laborer Roles
A fragmented notice discusses hiring 2 party 6% textile workers and others for a center project. It mentions income figures, age details, and a Friday meeting about the workers and related arrangements.
Butch Farmers Wrestle Next Year See Newland Brick
Amid uncertain times farmers plan for a future sale and purchase. Purchases include large parcels for potential use while funds are tied up and families endure disruptions. Community figures reflect on migration patterns and the impact on local households.
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Torey
Posssesson
Contemna Receeveri a Action in Portlend
A garbled report from Portland notes a United States official, Robert A. M. LePollette, condemning Col. Facodore Boosereit in a letter. The piece mentions Water-Houser and a republican domination effort for the presidency with Houser declaring Roosetels as among those who incited LePollette after the race.
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Eereger
United States
Robert AM. LePollette
Houser
Roosetels
Hee
Primary election pretext debated in senate graft concerns
Washington primary election pretext adopted by the Senate during consideration of Senator Stephenson's election. Senator Herum denounced the measure as graft while several members condemned it as untrustworthy and reckless.
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Washington
Ieny Sietes
Basketball Tournament at Lincoln Neb Aims for Uncertain Outcome
In Lincoln Nebraska officials announce a three day basketball tournament to be held at Lincoln High. The organizer, the University of Nebraska manager, says the schedule is complete with participation from Panseampiins and higher grade teams including local high schools.
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Lincsin
Lincoln
Former State Treasurer Mortensen Dies After Stroke
Peter Mortensen, Nebraska state treasurer from 1969 to 1976, a pioneer of the vicinity, died early Wednesday from a stroke. The death follows multiple seizures in recent months and marks the end of a long public career.
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Peter Mortensen
Nebraska
Mr. Sortensen
Taft Running Mate Report and Wyoming Blizzard News
Taft campaign managers consider Sherman as running mate while a correspondent cites plans to finalize selection. In Nebraska, Mr and Mrs Baxter report their son Albert, once of Broken Bow, missing north of Lander Wyoming after a blizzard. A search found him stranded amid deep snow with no trace.
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New York
Sherman
Imerober
Wr. Sherman
Broken Bow
G ‘Torough
Snow and storms hit wide regions with deaths and damage
Reports describe a blizzard over central Iowa with drifting snow paralyzing trains. Tornadoes harmed Arkansas counties while a severe snow event claimed many lives in Omsk, Russia. Other items note political shifts, naval disruptions, and economic updates across multiple regions.
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Wes Hilled Lumdey
Hestings
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Russia
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William J. Broan
Greeles
Colo
Shefroth
Colorado
Mgr. Bryan
Lincoln
Jefferton
Arkansas
Convention Hall
William B. Bengert
Davenport
United Istian Party
Rock Island
Attorneys Dererel Edeer Conferenced Over Case Time
Dererel Edeer held two conferences with Wer Ger ime of Phetrimouck regarding the term for the suit in which Lemuel Petterson of Aracehoe is a claimant for the recovery of 364690 selary. Fe alleges is Gre him.
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Phetrimouck
Lemuel Petterson
Aracehoe
Ehim Fe
Seward Telephone Company Purchase Authorized by State Rail Commission
The commission grants permission for Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph to acquire the Seward Telephone Company under a merger agreement with Belk interests. The Seward company valued at about 2205.00 and to be bought with proceeds from stock sales, following authorisation granted two weeks ago.
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Litcoln Telephone and Teleereph
Seward
Independent
Belk
Medical College Law Challenge Seeks Injunction
Dr. S J Siewert of Hes tings seeks a writ of injunction to stop Agdnor Berten from issuing warrants on the 2103 660 appropriation. The suit claims the law discriminates in favor of a specific medical school against others and violates a statutory provision governing state funds.
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Medical College
S. J. Siewert
Hestings
Agdnor Berten
Alepathic School of Medicine
Purification of Amendments Notices Near August Publication
Governor Aldrich receives many letters asking why constitutional amendment notices have not started. The law requires thirteen consecutive weeks of notices before the November election, making the first publication date around August. Papers to print the notices will be designated by the governor in due time.
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Aldrich
Farm Demonstration Sets Eight County Projects
Ten Nebraska counties will host ten farms each as demonstration tracts. University specialists in horticulture dairy and farming will supervise weekly visits to each farm to advise on crop production cattle raising dairy handling and other farming needs.
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Nebraska
Variance in Election Provisions Highlighted
A North Platte official raises questions about conflicting election statutes. The dispute concerns whether primaries and general elections must be reported to the Secretary of State or to the county clerk, depending on district composition and judicial rulings.
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Senezier
W .F. Hoesieré
North Platte
Reliance
Purchase of Bonds by State Treasurer
State Treasurer George has completed a bond purchase totaling 830966 Leigh city units at three percent interest.
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Freesurer George
Leigh City
Cheyenne dealer seeks state fair exhibit in Lincoln
Crartes B. Irwin of Cheyenne was in Lincoln trying to interest the state fair management in a proposed display for Frontier Day at the state fair. Officials deem the undertaking too costly for Secretary Mellor and the fair.
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Crartes B. Irwin
Cheyenne
Lincoln
Ito
Mellor
Seed Denehmen Demonstrates New Planting Pattern
The Pure Seed Denehmen of Lin coln shows two new seed iron patterns, as chemist Hediermort assigns work immediately. The process uses three kings and a rag bedy system with moist grain, water trays, or moist sand, all placed in a worm room for experimentation.
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Lincoln
Iester
Hediermort
Lincoln to get another bank building soon
Plans call for a new Lincoln banking house as the city prepares for a third bank, aside from existing savings banks. Capital stock set at $160,000 with finalization expected if plans do not miscarry.
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Lincoln
Oil Case Reaches Courts Over Kerosene Ruling
EH Baldrige and Secretary Hibbs of Nacional Refinery appeared before the attorney general to challenge his ruling excluding low grade kerosene for power use. The attorney general defended his decision as lawfully made. Oil producers and power users plan further appeals, likely until next winter when legislative action may occur.
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HL Baldrige
Hibbs
Nacional Refinery Company
Stallion Registration In Response To Vets And Stockmen
An unspecified state action follows mounting pressure from veterinarians and horse stockmen. Officials propose registration reforms to regulate stallions and address industry concerns. The move signals potential policy changes affecting horse owners and breeders statewide.
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