Murder at the Cabaret Sparks Hairline Fallout
Jim Boyd alias Carter, a crime boss, runs into Mona Gale a cabaret dancer in a room with Jack Waring. A scuffle ends with Mona shot. Boyd flees after placing the gun in Jack’s hand. Sylvia, Jack’s half sister, learns of the killing from lover Tom Hardy the reporter.
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Jim Boyd
Carter
Mona Gale
Jack Waring
Mons
Boyd
Jack
Ruth Boyd
Sylvia
Tom Hardy
Tom
Mysterious third man haunts Mona Gale room scene
Sylvia uncovers a late letter from New York accusing Mona Gale of guiding Jim and a Chicago scheme, hinting that the chief or Jim leads a criminal gang. The note implies a mysterious man named Jim knocked Jack unconscious, fueling a dangerous crossfire of gang loyalties and secrets.
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Sylvia
Tom
Mona
New York
Mona Gale
Lucky
Jim
Carby
Chicago
Chi
Dearie
Ruby Simpson
Mysterion Jim
Mons Gale
Jack
Smith and Hoover touted farms conferences in political clash
The Sioux City Journal notes both Governor Smith and Hoover favor farm relief conferences. Smith promises a conference of farmers and leaders to craft a concrete plan to distribute crop surplus costs, then push a law through Congress. Hoover pledges farm input and cooperation with agricultural leaders, without committing to a specific remedy. Alfred E. Smith vows action and backing for congressional approval, highlighting contrast with Hoover’s record.
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Smith
Sioux City Journal
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Lowden
Congress
President Coolidge
Alfred E. Smith
Coolidge
Notice to Contractors for Lodgepole-Chappell Gravel Surfacing
Sealed bids will be received at the Department of Public Works in Lincoln Nebraska until 10 00 A M on September 21 1928 for sand and gravel surfacing and incidental work on Lodgepole-Chappell Project No 149 K State Road. The project covers 1.8 miles of gravelled road with estimated quantities of 21 800 square yards of surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Public Works Bid Notice for Cheyenne County Nebraska
Plans and specifications available at the Cheyenne County Clerk in Sidney and the Department of Public Works in Lincoln. Bids require a 100 percent contract bond and certified checks at least 5 percent. Start before Oct 1, 1928 and finish by Jan 1, 1929. Department reserves right to waive technicalities and reject bids.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Department of Public Work
Lincoln
Department of Public Works
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Fifth Ave
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Twin City
Lincoln Highway
Illinois Street
J. W. McDaniel, Sr
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Leon Fine
Ethel Lyngholm
McIntosh & Martin
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Linden
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Fred Siedow
King
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Edward Furer
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Illinois
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Frank Christensen
Herman Segelke
Mena Gale
Omaha World-Herald
L. Moxon
R. L. Cochran
Henry Pavlat
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