Committee Bars Others One Missouri District Left in Debt to Convention
The article reports Missouri delegates Moore and Goldstein returning $2,500 each from Emmerson, Lowden’s manager, amid charges of improper campaign funds. A Fifth District contest led to both factions’ delegates being barred, reducing the convention total and delaying seating while party leaders move toward Chicago.
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Edward W. Pickard
Senate Committee On Campaign
Lowden
Missouri
Nat Goldstein
Emmerson
Chicago
Efe
Moore
Goldstein
National Committee
Kansas City
Jackson
Wood
Johnson
Delaware
National Woman’s Party
Republican Party
Wilson
Vermont
Connecticut
Nebraska News Roundup Sparks Floods and Growth
A wide briefing covers Gage county drilling in Tlaldrege off interests, Omaha mayoral ties, and a Quiha Nebraska City hotel death. It reports flood damages across towns, expansion plans at Lincoln universities, state bank assessments, and a burst of civic activity from landfill drives to chamber reforms and bridge projects.
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Joseph Tayden
Omaha
Nebraska
Quiha
Nebraska City
Business Mews Association
Kearney
Chadron
Omaha Creek
University of Nebraska Farm At
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McKelvie
T. C Walton
Texas
Farm Boys
State Association of Commercial Clubs
Wastings
Nebraska Chamber of Commerce
Wahoo
John E Vinch
Alantic Ocean
Cook
Dodge County
SI B. Lucken
Fremont
Olsen
Slucken
Luecken
Niobrara
West No 11
American Legion
Tastings
State University
Adams County
du Bois
Teemaseh
Tromer
Ian
State House
Halsey State Bank
Valparaiso State Bank
American State Bank
Aurora
State Bank of Dix
United States
T. C. Munger
Swift Packing Co
Nebraska Gas and Electric Company
Flattsmouth
Wo Fellers
Superior
Nebraska State Hosoess Association
Junge
Epworth Lake Park
Beatrice
Tecumseh
Michael Curtain
Michael Jy
Valentine
Eckhorn
State Board of Control
Fairbury
Senate
James Dahlman
District of Nebraska
Thomas J. Flynn Gering
Bureau
Nebraska League of Savings and Loan Associations
Omalae
Davis
Sohn Net
Chambers of Commerce
North Platte and
Keameys
Washington
North Platte
State Department of Agriculture
District Court
Howard County
Talu Voght
Elba
TUS
St Paul
State Agricultural College
Legacy of Josephine Mulford Inspires Span ish American War Flag
The account recalls Josephine Mulford crafting a vast flag to honor Spanish American War heroes. Begun July 1 1898 in New Jersey, the work connected with Betsy Ross Mount Vernon Fort McHenry and New York shipboard rooms. After 325000 stitches, Mulford faints then dies weeks later, yet her patriotic banner inspires enduring courage.
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New Jersey
Cuba
Betsy Ross
Washington
Continental Congress
Virginia
Mount Vernon
Maryland
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
New York
Josephine
Madison Square Garden
Josephine Mulford
Health In Business: Routine Exams Protect Firms
A health minded businessman visits a doctor for a thorough physical. The doctor commends his excellent condition and the man explains he plans biannual exams for himself and all in responsible positions. He cites a rival firm whose healthy looking hire later collapsed, causing demoralization and loss of a major account. The piece argues prudent, regular health checks prevent late discoveries and costly failures.
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Haverhill Gazette
Gold Riches Reported in Okhotsk District
A British commerce bulletin notes rivers in the Okhotsk district yield gold with bottoms that appear golden. Three men using primitive methods can wash out up to 66 ounces troy daily, with nuggets up to 0.5 font. Prices for gold rose from 20 to 100 rubles per zolotnik amid unexploited concessions. A U S firm has studied the Stepanov mine and plans active development.
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Siberia
Okhotsk
British Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Zolotnik
United States
Stepanov
King of Hawaii Mentions Death of Col Parker
The Big Ranch of King of Hawaii with a $6,000,000 sugar operation in the Hawaiian Islands is about to pass to American residents after the death of Col Sam oal Parker. Parker, linked deeply with Hawaiian affairs, earned the nickname the king of Hawaii. He hailed from the Parker family of Boston and settled in Kawaii many years ago.
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Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Col
Samoal Parker
Parker
Boston
Kawaii
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