Eloping pair in St. Louis face charges in Highland Park
Paul Auther of Highland Park Illinois and Mrs Charlotte Franzen of Madison Wisconsin were jailed in St Louis awaiting removal to Highland Park. Auther signaled willingness to waive extradition to face grand larceny and desertion charges related to their elopement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Paul Pierre J Auther
Highland Park
Charlotte Franzen
Madison
Wrs
Auther
Franzen
Mrs. Franzen
Ruther
Tinois Central Railroad
Register
Alberta
Dan
Harry Marissa
Can
Philip Franzen
Wisconsin University
Highlands Park
fAuther
Seek 10 More In Swindle In Chicago
Federal investigators seek ten more suspects in the 520000 jobbers swindle amid Chicago merchant involvement. Warrants issued from San Cadimano and Carlo Macnino by U S Commissioner Mason. Hearings for Pietro, Joseph and John Vivano, Spha Wettel manufacturers, and Andrew Cachimano continued to January 20 by Commissioner Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jan
San Cadimano
Carlo Macnino
United States
Mason
Pietro
Joseph
John Vivano
Sphawett
Andrew Cachimano
Two Liquor Smugglers Killed Near Laredo
Report from Laredo Texas describes a gun battle about 40 miles east of the city with Captain Ryan and six Texas Rangers while two liquor smugglers were killed and several others escaped. No Rangers were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Haquor
Ryan
Texas Rangers
State board proposes moving Lincoln home for dependent children
The state board of control recommends moving the Lincoln home for dependent children to a suburban acreage and turning the current site to an adjacent orthopedic hospital. It favors a men’s reformatory, no ward for the criminal insane, a juvenile research bureau, an epilepsy colony, and a central store on Lincoln tracks with a skilled buyer to supply sixteen state institutions. Governor McKelvie suggests selling $25 million in school lands to fund veterans home purchases. lawmakers expect a bill soon, facing market value opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Control
J. ©. Oberlies
A. E. Allyn
Katherine Worley
Lincoln
Bureau of Juvenile Research
McKelvie
Ain
Fisher delegates to Omaha for Farmers Union district meeting
Sextorp ris Fisher traveled to Omaha Monday as a delegate for Local 425 Farmers Union. Several locals attended hearings in Sidney on the Edd Johnson divorce case while Miss Mason of Kimball becomes the new water in District 13 after Mrs Parker's resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ris Fisher
Omaha
Farmers Union of Local No. 425
Miss Mason
Kimball
Sidney
Edd Johnson
Florence Fisher
Edd Brett
John Anderson
Potter
Walter Matthewson Place
John Nelson
Cheyenne
Mabel Peters
Chas. Johnson
James Teddy
Chas. Fisher
Nebraska press association seeks codification of laws
E R Purcell of Broken Bow announces to the Nebraska Press Association that lawmakers should codify all press laws at the upcoming session. The group met in Lincoln with district press reps. The annual meeting is set for February 10 to 12 in Lincoln. The Women’s Legislative Council of Nebraska organizes with officers Mrs. W F Cleaver, president. Mrs. H H Wheeler, vice president. Mrs. Katherine Remington, second vice president. Mrs. Lylah P Andreasey. The council aims to pursue legislation benefiting women and children. A 40 mile road from Lamar to Big Springs may link the Lincoln highway with the D L D, with backing from Senators Bushee and Hasting and Rep Hoffmeister, per George Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Press Association
E. R. Purcell
Broken Row
Lincoln
Purcell
Women's Legislative Council of
Nebraska
W. F. Cleaver
H. H. Wheeler
Katherine Remington
Lylah P. Andreasey
Lamar
Chase County
Big Springs
Deuel County
Bushee and
Hasting
Hoffmeister
George Johnson
State Department of Public Works
Hoagland Proposes Repeal and Tough Substitute on Stock Sales
Hoagland of North Platte introduces two bills. One repeals the blue sky statutes and abolishes the state bureau of securities. The other offers a substitute with drastic penalties for misrepresentation in stock sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoagland
North Platte
State Bureau of Securities
Nebraska Senate Debates District Elections For Regents And Justices
Senator Wiltie of Falls City files two bills to elect university regents and supreme court justices by districts matching congressional boundaries. Nebraska would keep current district lines. The youngest legislator is Charles Reed 24 of Logan representing eight counties. Governor McKelvie urges caution as 14 bills entered the house before adjournment Friday. A bill by Foster of Omaha requires barbers to be physically fit to work in Nebraska.
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Wiltie
Falls City
State University
Supreme Court
Congress
Nebraska
Charles 8. Reed
Logan
Logan, Grant
Arthur, Loup, McPherson, Hooker
Thomas
Blaine Counties
McKelvie
House
Foster
Omaha
Law Enforcement Division Transferred to Welfare Department
The law enforcement division, previously a separate unit, has been moved to the department of public welfare under the code. A bill, now allowed to be introduced and passed on the same day by the legislature, will be part of the lower house program this year. The body has adopted a rule preserving the old three-day reading method before final passage.
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The
State Administration
Department of Public Welfare
We Have Met The Enemy and We Are Hisn
Sidney lost to Alliance on its home floor 60 to 32 in a game marked by a first half strong effort, a sluggish second half, and standout Alliance shooting. Cross scored 14 in the second half, Philson and Clark led Sidney with 20 total points, while Sidney players and fans shared praise for sportsmanship and a hard fought contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Nye
Perry
Lake Erie
Alliance
Sidney
Doyle Perry
Dalley
Lyle Clark
Allen Chambers
Pate
George Iverson
Seary
Harry Philson
Fowler
M. R. Colson
Prince
Judge Buffey
Chappell
Rupeampbell
Fred Zimmer
Floyd Dresser
Sig Clark
al Hance
Cross of
Philson
Clark
Erwin Perse
Leonard Pate
Bethany Secretary Johnson to Retire from Pardons Board
E M Johnson long time secretary and chaplain of the state board of pardons and paroles from Bethany announces retirement after six years to return to religious work. He has served as a key figure in state pardon proceedings and public outreach. His departure marks a transition for the board and its ongoing parole duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Johnson
Bethany
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Governor's primary reform proposal discussed in circles
The governor's plan strengthens the primary by amendment. It would let nominating conventions choose a candidate for each office while keeping the primary open to all who decline convention nomination or alternatively require two primaries with the final ballot limited to two candidates per office.
Uniform state levy for school taxes urged by Nebri educators
Nebri educators press for a uniform state levy on school taxes to promote funding and consistency across districts as part of a broader education reform movement. Local officials weigh the proposal amid budget implications and community debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebri
Legal Advertisement in Cheyenne County Nebr Courts
Warren and Hodgkin attorneys publish notice in the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska to Leonard Rupert non resident defendant. Liberty State Bank of Sidney files suit January 12 1921 seeking judgment on three promissory notes 100 200 and 16.15 with 10 percent interest and requests attachment and garnishment procedures.
Liberty State Bank Garnishee Notice In Sidney Nebraska
The Liberty State Bank of Sidney Nebraska serves Ansel Veterson as garnishee and requires an answer to the petition by February 21, 1921. Dated January 13, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansel Veterson
Notice of Sale of School Lease by Bank in Sidney Neb
Notice to Mary Gilmar and others that a chattel mortgage and lease assignments date from 1920 authorize sale to secure two promissory notes totaling about 4,000 dollars plus interest. The school lease covers Section 36 Township 16 North Range 53 West Cheyenne County and is pledged to First National Bank of Sidney, which holds both notes and mortgage documents recorded January 12, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gilmar
First National Bank of
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
W. E. Swatzlander
Mortgage sale notice of lease by First National Bank
The First National Bank of Ation through President W E Swatzlander announces a sale of a secured lease on February 6, 1921 at 2 PM in its office. The action covers all rights of Mary Gilmor in the lease, selling to the highest cash bidder with the gate open for at least one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Sidney
Nebraska
Mary Gilmor
Notice of Cheyenne County tax sale purchase
Notice is given to multiple heirs and personal representatives of several named individuals that Cheyenne County Nebraska purchased at sheriff sale on July 25 1916 to foreclose tax sale certificates bought by the county on July 20 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Chidhester
Charles A. IB. Boone
Rebecca A. Mears
J. C. Twitehill
Henry Wise
J. W. Fellsworth
Stephen A. Tendee
Margaret A. Claybaugh
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Sheriif
Cheyenne County
Nebraskan
Notice of Taxed Real Estate Descriptions and Deed Application
The notice lists each piece and parcel in Chichester’s and related additions to Sidney Nebraska with the assessed owners and tax years from 1889 to 1913. It names J Woodminuse William T Metcalf and others for blocks 35 36 and lots 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12, with a deed application after three months from service or by April 11 1921.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Chidester
William T. Metcalf
Nebr
Chichester
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Pete Nelson
Liberty State Bank OF
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Scottsbluff Brand
Shorthorn Breeders Association CO
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