False Entries and Absence of Cashier Hit Nebraska Bank Case
Lincoln reports indictments against Albert C Felt, former cashier of Superior’s First National Bank, for falsified records and a false bank condition report. Felt, president of the Nebraska State Baseball league, disappeared after a league meeting en route to Omaha, with suspected travel toward Europe. News notes maneuvers planning for a four-state national guard division, a complaint against Frank Campbell of Broken Bow, and cost-cutting university printing bids. County revenues rise to $887,258 with nine pending reports. Reische’s expense claim held for AG opinion. Miss Madeline Ridgeway treated for appendicitis. state officials buy Holstein cows after losses. Kilgore sues Rock Island for $20,000 over a work incident.
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Lincoln
First National Bank of Superior
Comptroller of the Treasury
Albert C Felt
Nebraska State Baseball League
Jane
Nearney
Omaha
Grand Island
Burlington
Northwest
Union Pacific
Europe
Blaine
Butler
Johnson
Keith
Keya Paha
Rock
Scottsbluff
Thayer
Kenney and
Gerdes
Board of Control
School For the Deaf
South
Kilgore
Rock Island Railroad
Marion J. Kilgore
Fairbury
Funeral of Bacon Lying in State at Georgia Capitol
Funeral services for Senator Bacon of Georgia were held in the Senate chamber at Washington with simple rites and a single senate-design tribute on the coffin. Rev Forrest J Prettyman prayed, Bishop Alfred Harding led the burial service, and Capitol police escorted the body to the train for the journey to Atlanta to lie in state at the Georgia Capitol before interment in Macon.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Macon
AO. Bacon
Senate
Washington
Forrest J Prettyman
Alfred Harding
Protestant Episcopal Church
Capitol
Georgia Capitol
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Sterling Farmer
A Sterling Colorado resident, S Diffendarfer, praises Doan's Kidney Pills, claiming a permanent cure and relief from back misery after using the product years ago. The ad asserts natural kidney secretions and urges readers to buy Doan's at 50 cents through Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo as US agents. Remember the name and avoid alternatives.
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Dean
Sterling
S. Diffendarfer
Fourth St
Sterling, Colo
Doan
Foster-Milburo Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan’s
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion Endorsed for Growth and Health
An advertising notice promotes Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a safe, stomach-friendly remedy to boost weight and strength in underweight children and convalescents. It promises nerve toning, blood enrichment, and full health benefits with a money-back guarantee, sold only by Sidney Drug Co in Sidney, Nebraska for one dollar.
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Jess
Bac
Sidney Drug Co
Sidney, Neb
Warning in Rocky Mountain streams warns campers at canyon site
A dramatic note from a New York Times column recalls a perilous warning etched on a pillar near Beour Creek west of Denver where rapid floods and a submerged log created a deadly hazard for campers. A punchy anecdote from a Cleveland Plain Dealer column ends with a humorous snapshot of Haggerty and his wife on a streetcar.
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Denver
Beour Creek
Wit ‘Anyon
New York Times
Apple Dumpling Conversation Between Couple
A short humorous exchange between a wife and husband about an undercooked apple dumpling. The wife urges completing the dish and the husband’s playful reply follows.
Militant Ulster Declares Rule by Parliament Impossible
Sir Edward Carson and John Redmond led sharp exchanges over home rule for Ireland. Carson warned Ulster would resist any Dublin parliament plan, while Redmond argued exclusion cannot solve the Irish question. Debate touched on the Parliament Act and potential dangers to Unionists outside the excluded area.
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Edward Carson
Joon i Redmond
Tacn
Edward Cason
Ireland
House of Fords
Lord Lansdowne
Ulster
John Simon
House of Lords
Provisional
Asquith
Captain Berry on Trial for Nantucket Collision Negligence
The trial of Osmyn Berry, captain of the steamship Nantucket, charged with negligence in the collision with the Old Dominion Hner Monroe on Jan 30, began before U S focal inspectors of steam vessels at Philadelphia. Forty one persons lost their lives in the collision off the coast of Virginia. Captain Berry was represented by John F Lewis, a Philadelphia admiralty lawyer. Albert Lee Thursman, solicitor of the department of commerce, was also present.
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Osmyn Berry
Nantucket
Monroe
United States
Philadelphia
Virginia
Berry
John F Lewis
Albert Lee Thursman
Department of Commerce
Castillo Executed by Rebels Near Chocnlite Pass
Telegrams cited by General Villa report Maximo Castillo and six followers captured and executed near Chocnlite pass about forty five miles northeast of Pearson Chihuahua. A rebel cavalry detachment under Major Juan San Diego surrounded the band and captured seven, including Castillo. Grand Jury indicts Memphis Banker for misappropriating 788000 of Mercantile Bank funds. Counter Raine linked to wrecking the bank, indicted after investigation into the bank's accounts. bank closed with a shortage over 1 million dollars.
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Grand Jury
Memphis
Mercantile Bank of Memphis
Tenn
Counter Raine
Shelby Grand Jury
Carranza Orders U S War Planes For Mexican Campaign
General Carranza announces immediate purchase of aeroplanes from the United States to be used in northern Mexico campaigns after the government lifts the embargo on arms exports.
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United States
Carranza
Mexico
Mines reopen after brief Ark coal strike settlement
The Central Coal and Coke mines at Huntingdon Hartford and Bonanza Arkansas, shut a week ago when 1090 miners struck, reopened with full force. President Charles Keith said the agreement requires both sides to follow the committee report and abide by its decision on the controversy.
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Central Coal and Coke Company
Huntingdon
Hartford
Bonanza
Ark
Charles Keith
Death of Lt. H. B. Post in hydro aeroplane crash
Lieutenant H B Post of the first aero corps United States army was instantly killed in San Diego when a hydro aeroplane fell about 500 feet into the bay three watchers reported hearing an engine explosion. Post was seen to escape the craft before the impact. The accident follows a report of the craft failing to stay aloft. Shackleford Good Roads Bill Secures Passage in House
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First Aero Corps
United States Army
San Diego
Bay
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