Ends Career of Mexican Outlaw Ends Career of Mexican Outlaw
Alfredo Luna, a Mexican outlaw, killed Guadalupe Moreno and kidnapped his widow after a spree of crimes in the Rio Hondo area. Deputy Victor Ortega tracked Luna to a camp near Rancho Nueva and shot him dead. Moreno’s tale linked Luna to past murders including the Schroeder case and Ehlers assaults, ending with Luna’s demise and the alleged end of the district’s bandit leadership.
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Hondo
Tex
Alfredo Luna
Guadalupe Moreno
Luna
Chaparral
Victor Ortega
Rio Hondo
Rio Grande
Moreno
Itio Hondo
Ele
Mrs. Moreno
Rancho Nueva
Us Leones
Marie Schroeder
M. S. Ehlers
Ehlers
Sam Robertson
Ortega
Ehler
Rhobertson
Bay
Poland Population 27 Million in Fifth Year of Republic
Poland reports a population of 27,160,163 making it the sixth largest in Europe after Russia, Germany, Britain, France and Italy. City populations are listed with Warsaw at 941,001, Lodz 451,444, Lemberg 219,000 and Cracow 181,000 among others. The new republic spans 16 voyvodships with Warsaw as capital, and it notes political and military reforms following independence and the 1922 parliament.
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New York
Warsaw
Lodz
Lemberg
Cracow
Posen
Vilna
Republic
Constituent Assembly
House of Representatives
Narutowicz
Shoulder Dislocation In Accident Near Tiffin
Frank B P Cowden a seventy year old manufacturer of Tiffin Ohio was thrown from a buggy when a runaway caused his shoulder to dislocate. He grasped the reins and the horses’ jerking set the shoulder back into place.
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Frank BP. Cowden
Cowden
Ten year old valedictorian graduates Central High School
Syracuse news reports Moses Finkelstein ten, set to turn eleven May 30, as valedictorian of the June class at Central High School. The boy completed his high school course in two years, marking a remarkable record for a Syracuse child.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Moses Finkelstein
Central High School
Central High
Robert Inglis
Fremont High School
Blair Congregational Church
McCook Tribune
F. M. Kimmell
Kimmell
Nebraska
Columbus Democrat
Chamber of Commerce of
Omaha
Elmwood Park
Frances Shattuck
Grand Island High School
Bryan
Europe
University of Nebraska Agricultural College
Fremont
Nebraska Knights of Pythias
Scotts Bluff County
Cass County
Murray
Cedar Creek
Professor Pool
Botany Department
University of Nebraska
Grand Lodge of
The
Grand Island
John Stevens
Beaver City
Scottsbluff County
E. Shellenberger
First National Bank
Elwood
A. GC. Shallenberger
Alma
Indian Maidens Have Own Coming Out Party
Among the Washoe of Nevada a ceremony called the girl’s dance marks a girl’s eligibility for marriage. The event includes a four day fast, a long night of circling dancing, a chaperoned entrance, and a money gift scramble as the rite ends with a water dash and a marriage proposal.
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Washington
Flapper
Nevada
Belfast photographer displaces neck bone after hearty laugh
Mr A Cook of Belfast laughed so hard that he displaced a bone in his neck. He had a lame neck and a doctor found a small bone out of place after examination.
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Belfast
Mr. A. Cook
Deputy Marshal Treks 100 Miles for Medical Aid
Deputy United States Marshal BE BR Webster carrying an Indian accused of murder traveled by sled from Fort Gibbon to Fairbanks after he developed appendicitis. He pressed the prisoner onto the same sled and endured over a hundred miles to reach a hospital where an operation was performed.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Fort Gibbon
Fairbanks
United States
Webster
Wright Monument Unveiled in Indiana Centennial Spirit
The first U S monument honoring Wilbur Wright was unveiled at Henry County Memorial Park near Newcastle Indiana. Phi Delta Kappa members who served overseas helped unveil the tribute during Newcastle s week long centennial celebration. Wright was born eight miles east of Newcastle on a farm.
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United States
Wilbur Wright
Henry County Memorial Park
Newcastle
Ind
Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
Useful Women Aid Men to Find Wives in Manchester
English organization The Useful Women launches in Manchester as a fairy godmother league. It assists bachelors seeking wives elderly gentlemen seeking political conversation partners brides needing trousseau advice and hostesses desiring dinner party fillers.
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Manchester
England
the Useful Women
League of
Fairy Godmother’s
Parrot Attack Seeks 30000 Damages in New York Suit
Hilma Guranson a maid sues in New York alleging a cannibalistic parrot bit her right hand finger. She claims $30 000 damages from her employer Mrs Julia Lecluse owner of the parrot.
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New York
Hilma Guranson
New York City
Julia Lecluse
Rapid Creek Angler Lucius Alexander Feeds 10 400 Fish Legend
Lucius Alexander, a famed Black Hills trout fisherman from Rapid City, claims his weathered bamboo rod named "10 000 battles" has landed more than 10 400 fish. He notes all catches came from Rapid Creek and the three year old rod remains trusted.
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Rapid City
Lucius Alexander
Black Hills
Lucius
Rapid Creek
Heaviest shipload of wild animals reaches Hamburg
The Hamburg arrival from India includes nine young elephants weighing over five and a half tons, seven tigers, leopards, black panthers, Tibet bears, monkeys, and birds. The shipment is described as one of the heaviest wild animal consignments to pass the Suez canal.
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Germany
Hamburg
Suez Canal
India
Tibet
Nebraska News Roundup Highlights Week in State
A wide sweep of Nebraska items covers auto accidents near Omaha, civic ceremonies in Omaha and Hebron, high school graduations in Hastings, sports notes from Columbus, and notable deaths. Other items include hikes from Comstock to Ft. Collins, drought-era plans for Columbus opera house, citizenship ruling for Omaha man, and local agriculture and oil exploration updates across Kearney, Fairbury, Scribner, and Schuyler.
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United Spanish War Veterans of Nebraska
Omaha
Emlia Brandt
State Society of Medical Women
Lincoln
Hebron
Hastings High School
Joe Wondra
Valparaiso
Marian Jones
Columbus
Neb
Frank Stecher
Joe Stecher
Dodge
Milrov
Bohemia
Nebraska
Agnes Chiffel
Agnes Miller
Comstock
Ft. Collins
Colo
Humboldt
Frank Pipal
Norfolk
Rockford
Holmesville
A. N. Frantz
Frantz
Columbus Opera House
James Vaclav Truncek
Day
William Ritchie
American Legion
John Cormbine
Douglas
Central Nebraska Potato Growers Association
Kearney
Bureau
Fairbury
Agricultural College
University of Nebraska
John Wahlers
Scribner
University
Dan Healey
Greeley County
Schuyler
W. J. O’brien
State Fisheries
South Bend
I. A. Grandon
Grand Island
Nebraska County Fairs List 1923 Dates and Secretaries
A compiled register from the Nebraska Association of fair managers lists county fair dates, places, and the corresponding secretaries. Contacts include Wm. H. Smith, State House Lincoln, for further details. The entries cover numerous counties with dates ranging from August through October.
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Nebraska Association of Fair Managers
Wm. H. Smith
State House
Lincoln
Adams
Hastings
J. F. Big- Jin
Antelope
Neligh
J. C. Harrin
Boone—Albion
Fillmore
Geneva
S. 5
Ralston
Franklin—Franklin
A. T. Ready
Frontier
Stockville
C. A. Warner
Furnas
Beaver City
M. H. Freas
Gage
Beatrice
Boyd Rist
Garden—Lewellen
V. FE. Marsh
Garfield
Burwell
A. FE. Weber
Greeley
A. J. O'Malley
Hall
Grand Island
Rudolph Durtschi
Wood River
ARB Oh Nore
W. C. Cleo
Harlan
Alma
R. W. Porter
Hayes
Hayes Center
HL. Hillman Hitchcock
Culbertson
A. R. Smith
Holt—Chambers
H.C. Cooper
Holt—O'neill
John L. Quig. Howard
St. Paul
Charles Dorby
Jefferson—Fairbury
C. R. Jones
Johnson—Tecumseh
Carl H. Broeck
Kearney
Minden
B. Trough
Keith—Ogallala
Ralph Swartsley
Keya Paha—Norden
John Starkjohnn
Knox—Bloomfield
W. H H. Weber
Lancaster
A. H. Smith
North Platte
S. M. Louder
Logan
Stapleton
Thomas Hanna
Madison
Geo. F. Kolzow
Merrick
Central City
Eric Wright
Nance
Fullerton
J. P. Ross
Nemaha
Auburn
Col. H. L. Ernst
Nuckoliss
Nelson
George Jackson
Otoe
Nebraska City
Pawnee
Pawnee City
D. W. Osborne
Perkins—Grant
F. A. Edwards
Piet Orr
E. B. Franake
Polk—Osceola
Gilbert Johnson
Red Willow
McCook
Elmer Kay
Bartley
Richardson
Falls City
G. W. Sheely
Hocland
Fred M. Hopns
Saunders—Wahoo
Guy E. Johnson
Scotts Bluff
Mitchell
Jas. T. Whitehead
Seward
Erle Smiley
Sheridan
Gordon
Joe W. Leedom
Sherman—Loup City
Roy Campbell
Stanton—Stanton
Ervine E. Pont
Thayer
Dreshier
E. J. Mitchell
Thurston
Walthill
K. Cc. Gifford
Valley—Ord
H. D. Leggett
Washington
Arlington
C. G. Marshall
Webster—Bladen
S. P. Duncan
York—York
G. W. Schreck
Tri-State
Crawford
A. W. Sprague
S. W
Up To Date Home Of Square Type
Pleasing exterior interior design shown by a house feature a pergola at the side and a vestibule entry leading to a reception hall. The drawing notes four upstairs bedrooms with ample closet space and a shared bathroom. William A. Radford offers free home building advice by mail from Chicago.
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William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Interior details of a summer-ready veranda style house
The article surveys a house featuring a reception hall, dining room, and a compact kitchen arranged for efficiency. A veranda is covered with canvas for ornament and comfort, awnings shade upstairs porches and windows, and a rear hall aids refrigerator access. The living room centers on a 13 by 27 feet space with a fireplace and thoughtful landscaping, including a small hedge and syringa bush, with future vine drapery planned for the veranda.
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Consid
Ribbons Tell Tales as Navy Officer Explains Medals
In 1917 a decorated officer waiting with his wife in New York faced curious local kids. They questioned each ribbon, and he named wars and places, only to hear the verdict that his medals were mainly for visiting far places.
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New York
France
China
Philippines
Real Success in Life by Viscount Leverhulme
A concise reflection argues true success lies in helping others and finding joy in daily work. Without meaningful happiness, worldly achievement is hollow and like a mirage, a Dead Sea fruit.
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Viscount Leverhulme
Hearty Eaters of the Past
The article notes that people in the Fifteenth century ate four good meals daily, a diet now seen as sufficient for a small family. It contrasts ancestral abundance with today’s smaller intake, reflecting on historical eating habits.
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