Girl Bears Charmed Life In Colorado Cliff Incident
Miss Helen Stone toppled from a Eldorado Springs cliff and fell seventy feet into Boulder Creek then moved over a twenty foot dam. Unconscious she was swept into a whirlpool and carried seventy five feet down stream where rescuers found her. Doctors at a Denver hospital said concussion of the brain would recover.
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Helen Stone
Eldorado Springs
Colo
Boulder Creek
Denver
Lincoln Journal
Associated Press
Miss Stone
L. E. Stone
del Norte
Nehawka
Cr. C. West
C. W
R. B. Stone
Clothes Make the Man Notes Style and Gangster Image
A brief column argues clothing shapes perception, noting that shabby dress can prevent being mistaken for a gangster and influences how others judge a person’s character and status.
Passing of Long Time Resident of Weeping Water
Mette Johanna Elgaard wife of Chris J Elgaard born in Denmark June 24 1877 came to America at 13 settled Weeping Water Nebraska. She married September 28 1902 had four children two surviving two brothers sisters and several grandchildren. Funeral at Congregational church May 24 with Interment Oakwood cemetery conducted by Rev Ralph Pinkham.
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Mette Johanna Elgaard
Chris J. Elgaard
Denmark
America
Weeping Water
Nebr
James A. Elgaard
Norfolk
Olga Philpot
Frank W
Mogens P. Mogensen
Martin Mogensen
Eugene
Oregon
Peterson
Gretna
Andrew Olsen
Ralph Pinkham
Oak
Wahoo
John McCune
Omaha
Hugh St. Claire
Henry Hillman
Otoe
Vernon Hillman
Dunbar
J. W. Baty
Vernon
Lincoln
Adolph Mogensen
Jens Jensen
Simon Rehmeier
Alvo
Frank Taylor
Weeping Water Republican
D A R Protest Against Russian Goods In Nationwide Drive
Washington officials say D A R members carry out protests to chastise sellers of convict made goods. Mrs. R. Winston Holt notes district office officials in many states support urging stores to stop selling Russian candies. Simon Berber reports a dozen demands in a month over a displayed Russian candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
District of Columbia
R. Winston Holt
National Defense
D. A
Gerber
Trainmen Move to Place 11 000 Back at Work
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen voted to limit working hours to restore about 11 000 idle members to employment. President A F Whitney announced the plan at the triennial convention, with full effect within 30 days across U S and Canada, aiding families amid an economic low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Brotherhood of Railroad
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood
Whitney
General Brotherhood
United States
Canada
World-Herald
Gangster Trio Held for Trial on 100000 Dollar Bond
Lincoln May 28 Three Illinois gangsters pleaded not guilty to the Lincoln National Bank robbery and were held on 100000 bonds each for district court. The case may be set for June 8. guards blocked city hall as the trio was moved from the state penitentiary. Involved were Thomas P. O Connor John Britt and Howard Lee with $1256000 taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Illinois
Lincoln National
Towle
Thomas P. O'Connor
John Britt
Howard Lee
John Pilk
City Hall
State Penitentiary
East St. Louis
Chicago
E. S. Wolfenbarger
W. E. Barkley
T. Clement Gaughan
Polk
Louis Pickett
Indictments Hit City Officials In Graft Probe
A Youngstown grand jury indicted Prosecutor Thomas and seven other prominent citizens in a probe of public office graft. The panel charged bribery with county land purchases and accused Thomas of receiving stolen property and blackmail, while others faced bribery counts tied to city and county dealings with a major utility.
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Youngstown
Thomas
Ohio Edison Company
Central Savings & Loan Company
Harry Engle
City Traction
Albert Cooper
Wade C. Christy
Griffith Jones
K. H. Powell
Thomas Ryan
Joseph Hannon
Daughters of the King Plan Picnic Pilgrimage
The Episcopal group will tour the city on Tuesday June 2 with a 6 30 picnic on the Henry Herold lawn. Rev E J Seiker and Bishop Ernest V Sha lyer will lead services at St Luke s church after the meal. St Luke s parish members are invited to attend with their lunches. coffee will be provided by St Mary s guild and the church women s auxiliary.
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Daughters of the King
Episcopal Church
Henry Herold
E. J. Seiker
Ernest V. Shayler
St. Luke’s Church
St. Luke’s
St. Mary’s Guild
Women's Auxiliary
Church
Governors Gather for Twenty Third Conference in Indiana
Indiana hosts governors from about half the states for the twenty third conference in Indianapolis and French Lick Springs June 1 to 3. Noted speakers include Roosevelt Ficchie and Pinchot with Pinchot shifting from forestry to public utilities. Sessions cover forestry state expenditures highways and land utilization.
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Indianapolis
French Lick Springs
Roosevelt
Ficchie
Pinchot
Leslie
Doctors Show Progress on Bone Cancer at Johns Hopkins
Milwaukee doctors report bone cancer once deemed hopeless now yields five year cures in 30 percent of Johns Hopkins cases. Five year cure means five years observed without recurrence. longer cures labeled ten, fifteen, or twenty years as time passes. Dr Joseph Bloodgood presented the records at a Wisconsin State Medical Society radiology section meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Johns Hopkins University
Joseph Colt Bloodgood
Johns Hopkins
Section of Radiology
Wisconsin State Medical Society
Panhandle Wheat Prospects Through A. E. Anderson Trip
State and federal statistician A. E. Anderson tours the Panhandle to assess wheat and barley crops. He notes little recent precipitation since March blizzard and frost damage may affect fill, though most fields between Lincoln and Clay Center look promising and the crop is generally in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Anderson
Panhandle
Anderson
Clay Center
Lincoln
Walradt Family Reunion Held Across Cass County
The Walradt descendants gathered last Sunday at Glendale cemetery and Riverside park in Cass County for their annual reunion before Decoration Day. Attendees from Ashland Omaha Greenwood Union Louisville and nearby areas joined in cleanup lunch and social time after the ceremony.
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George Walradt
Cass County
Glendale Cemetery
Riverside Park
B. D. Thomson
Harley Parish
Paul Eaton
Ashland
Dagmar Pearson
Lillian Reynolds
Andrew Walradt
Bert Sterzbach
Omaha
L. G. Walradt
Glen Marolf
Greenwood
Mike Tritsch
Henry Born
Werner Hild
Plattsmouth
Charles Greene
Union
Henry Ahl
George Shroeder
William Lohnes
R. H. Lohnes
Harry O'Brien
Mary Duff
N. F. Hennings
H. Hennings
Odette
Floyd Erickson
Harold Ahl
Elvira Sprieck
Louisville
Cedar Creek
Louisville Courier
PLAN AS REVOLT CHARGED IN ITALY INTELLECTUALS
Rome seven intellectuals including professors and engineers pleaded for liberty before the special tribunal for the defense of the state. Thursday condemned Michele Schirra to death for alleged armed uprising and propaganda. Leaders of the Justice and Liberty group were named with Milan headquarters. Riccardo Bauer and Ernesto Rossi admitted forming the society but denied plans for bombings to topple the fascist regime.
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Rome
Special Tribunal For Defense of
Michele Schirra
Justice and Liberty
Milan
Riccardo Bauer
Ernesto Rossi
University of Bergamo
Far mers Union Co operative Creamery meeting cut by rain
Superior stockholders meeting attendance shrank to 500 after a 2 1/2 inch rain and threatening weather. A preliminary Aurora session drew about 6,000 with similar hopes for the current meeting, as meetings had also been held at Norfolk and Fremont. Wives and children were entertained with a free show while stockholders conducted business at the junior high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Farmers Union Co-operative Creamery Company
Aurora
Norfolk
Fremont
Paving Rush on Iowa Highway No 4 Near Denison
Denison Iowa May 28 paving on Highway No 4 from Denison to Harlan has reached seven miles south of Denison and is being laid at 2000 feet per day. With favorable weather Western Asphalt Paving Co. expects to finish the 26 mile project by August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Harlan
Western Asphalt Paving Co
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Omahan Faces 15300 Crash Damage Suit
Suits totaling 15300 filed against Chris Paulsen Omaha construction foreman after an auto collision near Cumberland weeks ago. Mrs William Krietzberg seeks 5000, Helen Krietzberg 10000, Edna Simpson 300.
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Atlantic
Chris Paulsen
Omaha
Cumberland
William Krietzberg
Helen Krietzberg
Edna Simpson
Hoover Praises Union League Fans Backing After Fever and Tumult
President Hoover addressed the Union League Club in Philadelphia noting two years of fever and tumult in Washington and calling the club a sanctuary of loyalty to the United States. He accepted a portrait, praised the club for its hospitality, and planned a Memorial Day observance at Valley Forge before returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hoover
Union League
Washington
George Stuart Patterson
United States
Union League Club
Harding
Valley Forge
Philides Costa
Omaha
Patterson
H.over
For Sale Fresh Guernsey Cows
For sale fresh Guernsey cows listed by Likewise and Pollock in Murray Nebraska contact phone 2103 for details.
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Guernsey
Pollock
Murray, Nebr
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J.M. Leyda
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Railroad Brotherhood
Walradt
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Riverview Park
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Iowa
Omahan
Thomas Walling Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Wescott
Union Club
Pennsylvania
George Norris
Federal Reserve Bank
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