New Plan to Enforce Dry Law Approved by Senate Panel
Washington reports a reorganized prohibition system with separate state enforcement units led by state directors. Commissioner Blair and Major Haynes say the plan centralizes authority, cuts red tape, and adds a mobile force of trained agents under Director Haynes to back state investigators, contingent on Treasury jurisdiction retention.
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Washington
Blair
Internal Revenue Bureau
Haynes
Penrose
Watson
Senate Finance Committee
Penrose and Watson
Prohibition Aid
Wztate
Sudh
May "Sell" War Debts Here
The administration seeks authority to readjust foreign loans held by the United States and convert them into long term interest bearing certificates. The plan would be warded by American business and commercial interests. Some cases require additional legislation to enable conversions, especially for overdue interest.
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Washington
Congress
Administration
Treasury
United States
Amrelian
Hearing for Army Officer Rosenbluth in 1918 Major Cronkhite Shooting
Robert Rosenbluth of New York, charged at Tacoma with ordering the 1918 shooting of Major Cronkhite at Camp Lewis, received a Department of Justice hearing. An investigation was ordered by Attorney General Daugherty in April after charges tied to Rosenbluth were raised.
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Washington
Robert Rosenbluth
New York
Tacoma
Wash
Alexander Grenkhite
Camp Lewis
Department of Justice
Major Cronkhite
Daugherty
Casptain Rosenbluth
Deutschland Sunk as Target in Cherbourg Practice
June report: the former German submarine Meintschland, which in 1916 navigated from Germany to Baltimore after dodging British and French ships, was sunk by gunfire during target practice near Cherbourg, France.
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Cherbourg
France
Baltimore Harbor
Germany
Lodge to Celebrate Graduation at Harvard
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts will attend the Harvard University graduation ceremonies next week. He also marks the fiftieth anniversary of his own graduation from that institution.
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Lodge
Washington
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Republican Beecher
Starvard University
Fifi Scores Point in Stillman Paternity Case Testimony
In Poughkeepsie June proceedings over Guy Stillman's paternity, osteopath Dr Hugh L Russell’s testimony may be stricken after it emerged that Stillman and his wife shared a home on two Sundays within the critical period. Nurses testified the wife sent a hospital telegram and arranged visits, while defense seeks privilege and future proof of paternity linked to Beauvais.
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Poughkeepsie, N
James A Stilliman
Guy Stillman
Gleason
Mary Olive Gilligan
Mrs. Stillman
Mr Stillman
Guy
Rumors of Engagement Between Serbian Prince and English Princess Denied
An official Belgrade dispatch to the Serbian legation here denies rumors of an engagement between Prince Regent Alexander of Serbia and Princess Mary of England. The rumors were declared officially to be without foundation during the prince's recent London visit.
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Washington
Alexander of
Serbia
Mary of
England
London
Belgrade
Train cars blown off track on Fort Keogh reservation
A rain and electrical storm drove a train of 12 box cars off a side track onto the main line of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road near Miles City Montana. The incident halted traffic as crews removed the derailed cars.
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Miles City
Mont
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Road
Fort Keogh Reservation
Here
Trattie
Smithfield Boy Drowns at the Republican River
Bernard Winheim ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Winheim drowned Sunday while fishing with Smithfield families one mile west of Smithfield near Arapahoe. He slipped into a hole under the dam current and disappeared as his father and bystanders tried to rescue him. the body was recovered after two hours of effort by bathers and two doctors.
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Bernard
Win Winheim
Smithfield
Republican
Arapahoe
Mr. Winheim
Bertrand Herald
Crete Opens New Pool Backed by Local Leaders
The Crete swimming pool opened Sunday June 26 backed by Crete Commercial Club figures. The six 176 foot main pool ranges from shallow to nine feet deep with separate areas for children and tots. Water from Fairmont Creamery via four inch lines runs from hot water condensers to ensure continuous pure supply day and night, with an overflow edge keeping the pool clean.
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Crete
State Journal
Died From Kick Carrie Wessels Aged Seven
Carrie Wessels of York died from injuries after a horse kicked her weeks ago. The tragedy ended a short illness and authorities report the incident as the fatal accident.
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Carrie Wessels
York
Listen Better Kearney Barbers Cut Hair and Prices
Clipping hair is faster and cheaper in Kearney barbershops. Shaving a mini face now costs fifteen vents and harvesting your crop of hair costs two hits, offering reduced rates for daily grooming.
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Kearney
Clothing Sent to Pueblo Sufferers From Local Red Cross Aid
Mrs. Sarah Goodwyn sent sixteen bags of clothing to Pueblo for the stricken. The mayor thanked her as volunteers gathered, sorted, and dispatched garments to Pueblo. Agent Shipman arranged for them to ride a baggage car to speed arrival. Sidney and others helped, though notices limited local help to Pueblo’s needy via the State Red Cross.
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Sarah Goodwyn
Pueblo
Operation George Rasch Arrives From Sidney
Rasch arrived from Sidney last Wednesday called here by his son Roy undergoing an operation at Midwest hospital yesterday which was very successful. Roy, once struck on the leg above the ankle by a shinney stick, suffered a bruise that became a sore and caused trouble for years until it faded. The scar recently troubled him again and an X ray showed bone involvement requiring operation.
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George Rasch
Sidney
Roy
Midwest Hospital
Scottsbluff Herald
Tot Sleeps Through Lockup During Midnight Movie
A theater was locked for the night and a young boy, often seen at films alone, slept in a seat after awakening to find the door secured. Three hours later a search party found him curled up asleep. He explained he woke, found the door locked, and went back to sleep awaiting morning.
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Tie
Rat Kill At Miller Ends With 31 Dead Rodents
Will Help Some While shelling worn for Henry Wes sel at Miller, one day last week, the affair terminated in a regular rat killing time, and when the battle was over the dead rodents numbered 31. They didn't get them all, but enough to make it interesting.
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Henry Wessel
Miller
Kearney
Autoists From Dix Visit Markets On Monday
Autoists John Kniering and Fred Ray with families traveled from Dix on Monday to buy goods in local markets, joining other motorists in the midweek shopping excursion.
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John Kniering
Fred Ray
Dix
Modest Cow Laments and Bovine Jests Across Newspapers
A compilation of humorous verses about cows from multiple papers. Ranging from Tennessee to Hastings and Newark, the poems lampoon bovine modesty, milk, cud, and a missed golf game, with recurring Old Bossy as a playful emblem.
Governor Rescued From Mud by Nebraska Farms near Columbus
Gov MacKelvie became stranded for hours when his heavy car bogged in a Phute river road south of Columbus. Local farmers freed the vehicle after wading and river planks, as spectators cheered. The governor had just attended a Norfolk law enforcement meeting and spoke in Wayne and Randolph.
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Sir McKelvie
Phute
Columbus
Nally
Nebraski
Gus Hyers
Sherif
Norfolk
Kegan Pala
Valley
Nebraska
Randall
Randolph
Bankers’ Association
Wayne
MacKelvie
Oasis
Dahiman
Omaha
Henry Dunn
Dempsey
Bryant
Cedar County
Tyler
Madison
Berry
Warne
I J Neilsen
Law Enforcement Bureau
Fred Ebblinger
Plainview
Hyers
Lincoln
Tax Board of Cheyenne County session on July 5
The Board of Equalization will be in session July 5 to allow taxpayers to adjust valuations. Check your valuations and consult the board before adjournment as no changes will be made afterward. Attest FON Slawson County Clerk. 401
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Board of Equalization of
Cheyenne County
Order of hearing on petition for administration of estate
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County County Court assigns July 23 1921 at 10 o clock AM for hearing the petition of Dorothy D Boschult requesting administration of Herman Boschult deceased. All interested persons may appear to show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Notice will be published in Telegraph weekly for three weeks prior to the hearing. Dated June 25 1921. C P Chambers County Judge.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Herman Boschult
Dorothy D. Boschult
Dorothy D Boschult
Telegraph
C P. Chambers
Sidney Player Abroad Art Closman Returns from Burlington
Sidney’s Art Closman, pitcher for the local ball club this summer, came back Saturday from Burlington Colorado. He played for Sidney against Sterling Sunday helping them win 11 to something. Mrs Closman and their son accompanied him home to Burlington on Tuesday. Burlington notably beat Goodland Kansas in a fourteen inning game two to nothing, one of their best performances this season.
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Art Closman
Burlington
Colorado
Sidney Boys
Sterling
Closman and Son
Burlington Boys
Goodland
Kansas
Hand Mangled by Electric Washer at Ansley Home
Mrs. Rhodes wife of Judge J R Rhodes of Ansley suffered a severe hand injury while doing laundry when her hand became entangled with a wringer of an electric washing machine. Officials report she was taken for medical treatment and is under care.
Coughing Kills Omaha Detective After Ruptured Vessel
Jon Scott, a city detective in Omaha for ten years, died suddenly late Thursday after a coughing spell rupturing a blood vessel. The death ends a decade of police service and prompts tributes from colleagues.
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Jon Scott
Omaha
Five Year Old Charles Williamson Injured at Alliance Theater
A five year old boy, Charles Williamson, stepped into the aisle during a moving picture show at an Alliance theater and was injured. He received prompt care from theater staff and was taken to a local facility for evaluation. Further details on his condition were not released.
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Charles Williamson
Alliance Moving Picture Theater
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