Non Partisan League’s Rise and Fall in Nebraska Politics
The Non-Partisan League shaped Nebraska politics during World War I era. It opposed US entry into the war and challenged wealth control, gaining support in German-American communities. Governor Neville’s Council for Defense blocked League meetings, influencing the 1918 election where Norris was reelected and Neville defeated by Samuel McKelvie, after which the League faded in Nebraska.
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Council
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Norris
Samuel McKelvie
Feague
Pupil Misunderstands Threat By Teacher
Lawrenceburg Indiana AP reports a father investigated his son’s claim that a teacher threatened to throw him in the furnace. The truth was a threat to drop him from the academic register in class.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Field Sessions On Safflower Gather At Six Nebraska Sites
A six location schedule for safflower grower field meetings has been issued by PVO General Mills safflower mill in Sidney. Meetings run August 22 to 24 at Alliance Chadron Pine Bluffs Kimball Chappell Gurley Dalton with a final inspection of a special test plot near Dalton. Observers include Walter Peterson J C Swinbank Al Hoffman and Wayne Wolcott.
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General Mills
Alliance
Box Butte Experiment Station
Chadron
Wendell Gorr
Pine Bluffs
Boyd Russell
Wyoming
Albin
Kimball
Carl Mortenson, Jr
Chappell
Gurley - Dalton
Fred Kriesel
Gurley
Dalton
Kriesel
Howard Reimers
Scottsbluff
Walter Peterson
al Hoffman
Fresno, Calif
Pacific Oilseeds, Inc
Wayne Wolcott
Richmond, Calif
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp
Proper use of learner's permit and traffic citations
Sandra K Simpson Milwaukee speeding ten dollars and costs. John E Summers Jr Potter reckless driving twenty five dollars and costs. Thurman Sanford Denson Fowlerville Mich speeding ten dollars and costs. Herman Hawthorn Little Rock Ark stop sign violation ten dollars and Virgil O Patterson Bolcourt Kaw speeding ten dollars and costs. James E Chelesvig Grove Io wa speeding ten dollars and costs. Darrell J Johnson Sidney improper passing ten dollars and costs Cresenciano Ramirez San Francisco speeding ten dollars and costs Stephen Hartig Columbus Ohio speeding fifteen dollars and costs. David Lee Grass Los Angeles speeding thirty one dollars and costs Ronald R Beene Sidney inadequate brakes five dollars and costs.
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Sandra ‘K. Simpson
Milwaukee
John E. Summers Jr
Potter
Thurman Sanford Denson
Fowlerville
Mich
Virgil O. Patterson
Bolcourt
Kaw
James E. Chelesvig
Grove
Iowa
Darrell J. Johnson
Sidney
Cresenciano Ramirez
San Francisco
Stephen Hartig
Columbus
Ohio
David Lee Grass
Los Angeles
Ronald R. Beene
Ure
Donald Wayne Esterbrook
Tecumsh
John D. Nihart
Cuyahoga Falls
Jeffrey Tai
Dayton
James Orval Fane
Henry Lee St Geemain
Nara Visa
N. M
Three Airplanes Burn At St Paul
Three airplanes at the St Paul Airport burned in a Tuesday fire. The damage was about 50000 dollars, with five acres of grassland also scorched before crews stopped the spread. The Ash Flying Service of York owned one plane, with Ray Bahensky and Ed Prochaska owning the others.
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ST. Paul
Dale Jorgensen
Ash Flying Service of
York
Ray Bahensky
Ed Prochaska
Jorgensen
Look Out You're Getting Rusty Turquoise Poolside Scene
Milwaukee AP report describes a Bayside suburban pool scene where a group lounged by the water and applied darkening lotion. Six year old Bruce Cartwright watched with concern and suddenly cried out warning about rust in the pool area.
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Milwaukee
Bayside
Bruce Cartwright
Safflower Harvest Discussed to Clarify Delivery and Payment
Officials address safflower tasks and harvest questions covering delivery of the crop payment terms and future plans to ensure smooth operations for farmers and buyers.
County Court Records Reflect Multiple Speeding Citations
A list of convictions shows many defendants from diverse locales facing speeding fines ranging from 10 to 20 dollars plus costs. Other offenses include reckless driving, failure to exhibit an operator's license, insifficient funds check, altered license possession, and intoxication with varied penalties.
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Harvey J. Miles
Sidney
Henry Bruns
Lodgepole
Lesley C. Dolata
Milwaukee
Thomas Schiavo
Oakland
Calif
Cyril John Mitchell
Denver
Larry K. Bullock
Evansville
Ind
Joe Stanley Brangwin
Trona
Emerald Rapp
Wesley Lehman
Fresno
James H. Nolan
Waltham
Mass
Louis P. River
Broadview
Ill
Murray Spotnitz
Haskell R. Hignite
Silvan Springs
Ark
Horace Greeley Again a Democratic Presidential Candidate
Editor Horace Greeley, though aligned with the Republican era as a Democratic nominee, ran for the presidency in 1872 and was defeated by Ulysses S. Grant.
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Horace Greeley
Ulysses S. Grant
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