Rhinelander Loses Annulment Suit in White Plains
New York report says Leonard Kip Rhinelander and his attorney Leon R. Jacobs left Bronxville after the trial, planning a long trip under an assumed name. Mrs. Rhinelander’s counsel said service could be by publication if he cannot be found. The White Plains Supreme Court jury ruled no fraud by Mrs. Rhinelander in the marriage, effectively denying the annulment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Leon R. Jacobs
Supreme Court
White Plains
Rhinelander
Kip
1925 Postal Deficit From Wage Increase
New Washington reports the Post Office Department shows a 1925 operating deficit of 40.46 million dollars versus 24.36 million the prior year. Postmaster General New cites salary hikes as the main cause and blames Congress for not approving rate increases to cover costs.
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Washington
Postmaster General New
Postal Service
Coolidge
Congress
Post Office Department
Birth of Princess Alights Japan in Royal Celebration
Japan rejoices over the birth of a granddaughter to Princess Nagako and Crown Prince Hirohito. Newspapers issued extras as the imperial family prepares for a grand fete in the Homei hall. The infant was presented with the imperial sword at a traditional ceremony amid nationwide jubilation.
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Tokyo
Nagako
Hirohito
Japan
Imperial Palace
Noted World Voyager Lost in Chesapeake Bay Storm
Rudolph Phillip Bohrie famed world voyager, who began a 50,000 mile cruise from Bangor Maine in a 20 foot canoe three weeks ago, was found drowned in Chesapeake Bay after a repeat storm. He was reported to have relations in Chicago.
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Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Rudolph Phillip Bohrie
Bangor
Maine
Chicago
Canada’s Lumber King J R Booth Dies at 98
Ottawa obituary notes J R Booth nation’s lumber magnate died in Ottawa aged ninety eight. Princess Lois, his granddaughter and wife of Prince Eric of Denmark, is currently in Denmark.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
J. R. Booth
Lois
Prince Eric
Denmark
Alaska Fishing Tax Law Declared Constitutional
The Alaska Supreme Court upheld a state tax law imposing levies on fish canneries, fish traps and nets, and on nonresident fishermen, ruling the measure constitutional under state authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Washington
Supreme Court
New Airline Opens New York to Florida Seaplane Flight
The seaplane Mise Key Largo City began the first trip on the proposed New York to Florida direct route. Four passengers were carried on the inaugural flight.
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New York
Mise Key Largo
Florida
Local notices and social rounds from Spring Canyon area
Mr and Mrs Joe B Tates visited the county seat on Monday. Milo Moore hauled coal from Crook, and A D Tillard plowed spring wheat and broke alfalfa. Dick Sutter sought osteopath care in Sidney with Dr Barger. TD I Gross shredded corn fodder for Bernard Weaver. Margaret Sutter aided Mrs Bernard Weaver at home. Bookwalter demonstrated Essex cars in Crook. English couple visited the Brecht home. Mrs A J Heying called there. Moore threshed beans. Hutchison and Charles Brecht dinner companions. Willing Workers held an all day meeting at Mrs B M Lewis home. eight members attended. Bazaar planned for Louiseaux building in Crook on Saturday December 19 with ham burgers, coffee and pie. Lois Louise Hilliard sick with tonsillitis treated by Dr Sprecher. Ed Biiney delivered dressed turkeys to Sidney. The Brecht family attended The Pony Express in Sterling. Ray Sheffield traveled to Sidney for business. Grace Brecht listed as sick. Mr and Mrs Sam Pollock dined with Mrs Gus Sutter. Mrs Ray Sheffield and Mrs Milo Moore visited Mrs Arthur McKelvey. Crook High staged The Fortunate Calamity to a crowded house. praise noted. Kensington Bazaar in Toulseux building Crook yielded $110 after expenses. Roy Binney and Leroy Crable attended a Sidney show. A D Hillard and team spent Saturday evening at Gus Sutter's. Mrs Bernard Weaver called there.
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Joe B. Tates
Milo Moore
Crook
A.D Tillard
Dick Sutter
Barger
Sidney
TD. I. Gross
Bernard Weaver
Margaret Sutter
William Bookwalter
Roy English
Charles Brecht
A. J. Heying
James P. Hutchison
B. M. Lewis
Louiseaux
Gon
Pony Express
Sterling
Ray Sheffield
Grace Brecht
Sam Pollock
Gus Sutter
Arthur McKelvey
The
Kensington
Toulseux
Grok
Roy Binney
Leroy Crable
A. D. Hillard
Gus
Saturday Evening Happenings In North Sidney Area
North Sidney School closed Monday due to the storm. Gerald Hughes sick with scarlet fever. Social activities include a Huntsman store dance, an Ed Wolverton home party, and a Nonth Sidney club meeting. Dan Bailey and friends went goose hunting. visits among Henderson, Sparks, Goodwin, and Walker households noted. Farmers Union gathering in Sidney drew attendees from the vicinity.
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Gerald Hughes
Elmer Hughes
Bert Walker
Jon Sparks
Otto Wurz, Sr
Nonth Sidney Club
Frank Goodwin
Dan Bailey
White Pine
Colo
Manning
Sidney
Louie
Toule
Waldo
Gale Barham
North River
Ickes News Ladies Club Meeting Report
The ladies club met on Thursday with Mrs A A Morrow but attendance was light due to the nice weather. The next gathering is set with Mrs Ernest Meyer on the second Thursday in January, with expectations of a larger turnout. Clyde Allman of Sidney visited Mr and Mrs Clyde Click on Sunday. Mr and Mrs BE Weed and Raymond and Myrtle, Mr and Mrs George Winkleman and Evelyn spent Sunday in Dalton with Mr and Mrs G H Worth. The Misses Anderson and Miss Free...
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A. A. Morrow
Ernest Meyer
Clyde Allman
Sidney
Clyde Click
BE. L. Weed
Raymond
Myrtle
George Winkleman
Evelyn
Dalton
G. H. Worth
Weekend Visits and Local Social Passages
The record notes a series of social calls and visits across Broadwater and nearby towns. Dennis Walsh led a load of sheep to the Omaha market on Saturday. J W Eckert and Rot Miller’s children have been battling colds but are improving. Mrs S W Eckert visited her sister Mrs Allen Muhr of Redington. Henry Mayer and his wife dined with Mr and Mrs Charles Mayer on Sunday. Matt Ackles visited home folks in Bridgeport. J C Guill hosted visits from Mrs J C Guill Ethel and Dia. George Varish and Leslie Hanland from Weston Iowa spent Saturday at J C Guill’s. Albert Jorgenson and wife from Sidney visited with the Guills on Thursday. FE N Southard and wife spent Sunday at Hermin Baumback’s.
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J. W
W. Eckert
Rot Miller
S. W. Eckert
Allen Muhr
Henry Mayer
Charles Mayer
Matt Ackles
Bridgeport
J. C. Guill
Ethel
Dia
Art Draper's
George Varish
Leslie Hanland
Weston
Albert Jorgenson
Sidney
Guill
FE. N. Southard
Hermin Baumback’s
Money to Loan On Farm Land North Table At 8 Percent
Advertisement for loans offers seeking borrowers of 2608 or 2500 dollars on good farm land in the north table district at eight percent interest. Calls to lender W. P. Miles.
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John Clark Ketcham
Michigan
House Committee On Agriculture
Michigan State Grange
National Grange
Mulatto
Spring Canyon
Lois Louise Hilliard
Thas
Sprecher
Ed Biiney
Sutter
North
Vert Sparks
N. I. Henderson
Jim Sparks
J. C. Sparks
Huntsman
Ed Wolverton
Paul Sparks
N. B. Henderson Home
Farmers Union
Ickes News
Misses Anderson
Miss Free
Man
Broadwater
Weible
Dennis Walsh
Omaha
Redington
Fer
General Electric
J. H. Borland
W. Hornaday
Nebraska
Bell System
W. P. Miles
Farm Loans and Insurance
Lincoln Joint
Insurance In the Security Fire Insurance Co. of New
Western Securities Company
Frank Schroeder
Hink
Sidney, Nebr
FORDS
Ford
Ford Motor
Standard Oil Company OF
Lincoln
Hastings
North Platte
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