Union Business Echoes At Local Dinner And Visit Notes
A long Union Business Men dinner at the library marks a meal highlight amid a flurry of local to-dos. Residents listed include Earl Merritt, Dorothy Foster, Miss Ora Clarke, W. B. Banning, and many others in Union and nearby towns with travels to Nebraska City Omaha Plattsmouth and Arriba Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Union Business Men’s Club
Earl Merritt
Dorothy Foster
Columbia
Omaha
John Sheared
W. B. Banning
Board of Education
Wayne Propst
Tecumseh
Nebraska City
Union
D. B. Porter
Harry Niday
Glen Todd
Murray
Stites
W. A. Taylor
Otoe County
George A. Stites
D. C. LaRue
E. G. Osborne
Plattsmouth
Wise
R. D. Stine
Orville Hathaway
Missouri Valley
Ora Clarke
Greenfield
Iowa
Thomas McQuinn
Union Business Men's Club
Henry A. Chilcott
Arriba
Colo
Fox
Tastae
M. R. Gedard
Nebraska Power Company
Anna Bauers
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Harold Nickles
House Repairs for Rent Involving Noted Workmen
Rev W A Taylor has his house repaired by Joe Bauer with concrete walks by Joseph Dare. The work funds a home for David Andrews who has been staying in the St Achenbach offices. The boys teased Dave about moving, and he dismissed their guess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Taylor
Joe Bauer
Joseph Dare
David Andrews
St. Achenbach
Dave
Carol II Returns to Romanian Throne After Coup Ejection
Romania’s parliament restored Carol II’s royal rights in a near unanimous vote amid nationwide celebrations. King Carol II ascends after years in exile, while his son Michael remains crown prince and debates over his parents’ divorce proceed for state reasons.
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Bucharest
Carol Caraiman
Carol M1
Romania
Michael
Carol
Helen
Correcini
Chamber of Deputies
Carol II
Senate
National Assembly
Nicholas Jorga
Jorgen
Ferdinand
Iso
M. Bratianu
State Journal
Ford's Workers Barred From Dearborn Cottage Project
Immigration authorities detained two English tradesmen, C. T. Through ton and W. H. Radcliffe, master mason and carpenter, on visitor visas as they prepared to work on Henry Ford's English cottage project in Dearborn. A Ford representative planned to post bonds to insure their departure before permits expire.
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New York
Henry Ford
Dearborn
C. T. Troughton
W. H. Radcliffe
England
Tuscania
Ellis Island
Mrs Ella Boole Plans Puerto Rico Visit for W C T U
Mrs Ella A Boole president of the National Woman's Christian Temperance union left on Thursday for Puerto Rico on W C T U business. She will stay with Mrs Edith Irving-Revera in Santurce and represent the island W C C T U during the visit.
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Evanston
Ella A. Boole
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Portor Rico
Edith Irving-Revera
Santurce
P. R
W. CC. IT. U
Meeting on Rodman Governor Bid Sparks Republican Moves
The Lincoln hotel conference room 265 hosts State Senator James A. Rodman as A A Misegadis and B R Zastera lead a push to file Rodman for governor by petition. Other attendees discuss nominating Weaver for senator and Dr G E Condra and Wherry for congress, with petition plans in Richardson County and Omaha.
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Lincoln Hotel
James A. Rodman
Omaha
A. A. Misegadis
Talmadge
Constitutional Sentinels
Jim Rodman
Mr. Misegadis
B. R. Zastera
Talmage
Weaver
Rodman
Richardson County
United States
General Pershing
Pershing
France
G. E. Condra
Lincoln
Wherry
Pawnee City
Congress
Commission refuses to delay Great Northern Northern Pacific deal
Washington members from Northwestern states reported that Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman McManamy said the ICC would not hold up talks on merging the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways. He noted laws permitting consolidation remain in effect and must be followed.
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Washington
House
Northwestern
McManamy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
McMzanamy
Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention Opens in McCook
The VFW afternoon session featured open meeting with national and state officers brief remarks. M C Reeds gave welcome for the McCook post, Mrs John Mette spoke, an American flag was presented to R B Sommerville for the local Red Cross. Relief funds and hospitalization discussed. parade led by color squads and McCook high school band. about three hundred members attended.
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McCook
Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
M. C. Reeds
John Mette
Palisade
France
Malinda Burr
Omaha
R. B. Sommerville
Red Cross
Card of Thanks for Funeral Support and Flowers
The Beckman families express gratitude to friends for assistance during the funeral of their brother and for floral offerings. They also thank pallbearers, Mrs. Harry Schultz, Miss Gladys Bushnell for songs, and Rev. H F Sorter for comforting words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schultz
Gladys Bushnell
H. F. Sorter
Louis Beckman
John Beckman
Father’s Day Card at Bates Book & Gift Shop
Cail offers a Father’s day card and remembrance at Bates Book and Gift Shop for dad, with the event dated for Sunday June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cail
Bates Book & Gift Shop
Dad
Senate to Seek Papers on Navy Treaty Row
The senate foreign relations committee considers a formal resolution asserting its right to secret papers on the London naval treaty. President Hoover’s refusal to release documents fuels debate as petitions for delay circulate and Young Guard Republicans push to hold the Senate in session. Committee leaders say action may come this week, with Borah anticipating a vote on reporting the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hoover
Black
Alabama
Young Guard
Senate
Old Guard
Moses
New Hampshire
Hale
Maine
Watson
Indiana
Borah
Johnson
California
State Journal
Iowa census shows 43 counties lost in decade
Iowa's 1930 census nears completion and likely will miss the 2,500,000 mark by several thousand. Supervisors report 40 gains among completed counties while 43 lost since 1920, including Polk and Woodbury, home to Des Moines and Sioux City, with 83 counties counted so far at 1,895,107.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Polk
Woodbury
Sioux City
Population gain figures for Nebraska counties in 1920s data
The Omaha Bee-News reports a 1 605 percent population gain for a group in the decade. It notes 1 605 percent rise, with 16 counties remaining to complete counts, potentially pushing Nebraska's total to 2 444 625. Supervisors, seven finished for all census divisions, expect remaining counties completed in the week.
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Omaha Bee-News
Remember Dad on Next Sunday Card Greeting at Bates Book
A card greeting for Father’s Day is available at Bates Book & Gift Shop. Call the Journal to place or share news notes.
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Dad
Bates Book & Gift Shop
Eighteen Indicted in Minnesota Fur Farm Case
A federal grand jury indicted eighteen people for using the mails to defraud in relation to the Ten Thousand Lakes Fur Farms corporation. Indictment carries twenty counts. two former state officials and two ex-corporation officers among those named. Losses to investors from the 1929 collapse estimated at 600000. Most suspects are believed to reside in St Paul and may surrender. Governor Christianson and more than seventy witnesses testified during the inquiry begun after Minnesota bine sky law charges against Robbins and O Malley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Ten Thousand Lakes Fur Farms Corporation
Fur Corporation
M. F. Kinkead
Christianson
Grand Jury
Minnesota
Robbins
O'Malley
Davis Ends 26 Day Fast Gains Strength In Danville
Frank W. Davis aged 60 in Danville Virginia was reported to be gaining strength after ending a 26 day self imposed starvation. He had threatened transfer to the state hospital for insanity and desired to end his life by starving, with reports noting his improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Frank W. Davis
Davis
Friends
State Hospital For
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