Wife warns broker of fate ends in murder suicide
Henry Hemming, a New York broker, was shot by Frank Eberhart, caretaker of Hemming’s wife’s estate in Northport, L. I. Eberhart then killed himself. The wife had warned Hemming that Eberhart would kill him. Details say the couple had a troubled marriage with prior reconciliations and separations.
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New York
Henry G. Hemming
Frank Eberhart
Duck Island
Northport
L. l
Eberhart
John i H. Hemming
Frank
Pennsylvania Station
Hemming
Long Island
T Kherhart
Gea
Michael F Cudahy Marries In Sault Ste Marie Probate Court
Michael F Cudahy president of the Cudahy Bros Packing Co and son of the late Patrick Cudahy married Alice Dickson Pinto in Sault Ste Marie Probate Court Chambers. The ceremony was conducted by Judge C H Chapmin. The couple began their romance twenty years ago in Milwaukee and later left for Milwaukee with Hubert Ushlein aboard the Ushlein yacht. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Charles Page In now of New York.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Michael F. Cudahy
Cudahy Bros.’ Packing ,Company
Patrick Cudahy
Packer
Alice Dickson Pinto
Milwaukee
New York
Y Chambers
C. H. Chapmin
Audahy
Milwau
Hubert Ushlein
Ushlein
Charles Page
Northcliffe Starts Tour to Study Pacific Problems
Viscount Northcliffe begins his tour, starting in London and heading to the United States, with plans to extend to Canada, Honolulu, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, the Philippines, Japan, China, Korea, the Straits Settlements, Burma and India. The voyage will focus on examining Pacific-region issues.
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London
Viscount Northcliffe
United States
London Mines
Canada
Honolulu
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Australia
Philippines
Japan
China
Korea
Straits Settlements
Burma
India
Pacific
Owen Moore May Wed Again In New York
Former husband of Mary Pickford Owen Moore and actress Katherine Perry rumored to marry. Perry, a Ziegfeld Follies beauty turned film actress, is the other party in the reported union.
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Mary Pickford
Katherine Perry
New York
Owen Moore
Miss Perry
Legion Wead at Chicago Says Hard ing's Plea for Delay
John G. Emery of Grand Rapids heads the American Legion as national commander and argues for prompt adjusted compensation. He notes if war had lasted 30 more days cost would mirror the program’s size. Emery, a former captain now major, urges aid for disabled and needy veterans after wounded, citing support from Detroit magnate Fred Alger and Legion members opposing delays.
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Chicago
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
Eighteenth Infantry
France
American Legion
Major Emery
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Legion
Fred Alger
Detroit
Liberal Libel Charges Dropped Against Courier News Figures
Charges of criminal libel against George A. Totten Jr. and C. K. Gummerson were dismissed by Judge H. E. Miller after A. A. Leiderbach failed to appear. Costs were assessed to the defendants. The case stemmed from a Courier-News article alleging improper handling of recall funds.
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Fargo
N. D
A. A. Leiderbach
Nonpartisan League State Executive Committee
George A. Totten, Jr
C. K. Gummerson
Courier-News
H. E. Miller
Leiderbach
Totten
Gummerson
Hammerstein Shaft Safe Prevents Grand Auction Sale
New York July 18 Arthur Hammerstein has paid the balance due the builders of the monument on his father Oscar Hammerstein's grave, averting sale by auction after his stepmother said she could not cover the remaining amount.
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New York
Arthur Hammerstein
Oscar Hammerstein
Germans Given Four Years In Imprisonment
Leipsic July 18 Lt Dittmar and Lt Boldt were found guilty of first degree murder for firing on lifeboats after the hospital ship Llandovery Castle was torpedoed in 1918. They received four years in prison.
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Llandovery Castle
Leipsic
Dittmar
Boldt
County Commissioners Approve Traffic Route Change Plan
At the June 30 1921 meeting in Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska the Board of County Commissioners unanimously adopted a resolution to obtain a more suitable right of way for Federal Highway Project 130 A between sections 29 and 30 in township 14 range 49. They directed state and federal authorities to shift the project eastward adjust grade per attached profile and instructed the engineer in charge.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
J. L. Reel
L. St. Barlow
Wm. Goding
Afe. Warren
J W. Billeter
F. N. Slawson
Gettis
Department of Public Works
Cement Corner
Board of County Comissioners
J. Y. Reel
L R. Barlow
Real Estate Transfers in Gurley and Sidney Nebraska
C W Weyerts and wife transfer lots in Gurley blocks 2 and 6 to John M Weyerts and Mrs F A Bayliff and husband transfer part tract 5 in Sidney Wellner’s add to Walter Bayliff for 100 dollars. R A Babcock and wife to Henry Platek 31200 dollars for NEW and W4 NW and E 1 2 of NE 1 2 in section 22-14-52. John M Hackett to James E Hart Receiver one dollar. Fred King and wife to Maria Weyerts SW 1 4 section 26-16-48 for 3000 dollars. Joseph Jensen and wife to Dalton State Bank SE 1 4 section 13-16-51 for 14200 dollars. NL Penfield and wife to Tillie G Denver SE 1 4 and EY of NE 1 4 section 29-14-49 for 5000 dollars. Addie DeBrunner and husband to A Foster Lumber Co lots 3 and 10 block 2 Westland Park add to Lodgepole for 800 dollars.
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C. W. Weyerts
John M. Weyerts
Gurley
Ruhter
F.A. Bayliff
Walter Bayliff
Wellner
Sidney
R. A. Babcock
Henry Platek
J. M. Hackett
James E. Hart
Fred King
Maria Weyerts
Joseph Jensen
Dalton State Bank
N L. Penfield
Tillie G. Denver
Addie DeBrunner
A. Foster Lumber Co
Westland Park
Lodgepole
Nebr
William W Chowins A Sidney Pioneer Dies at Home
William W Chowins born in London in 1867 came to America as an infant, lived in Omaha then Fort Sidney. He helped his family, served in I O O F and Rebecca lodges, worked for county treasurer Myrtle Lancaster, lived with Greenlees, and was found dead in bed after evenings aiding lodge work.
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William Westlake Chowins
London
England
America
Omaha
Fort Sidney
Harry W. Chowins
Chowins
Chowin
Radcliff
Sidney
Wilt Chowins
Lily
Will
Valley of the Shadows
Order of Rebeccas
Knights of the Maccabees
Myrtle Lancaster
Greenlee
Chambers
Daugherty
Parks
William Chowins
A. K
Billie
William W. Chowlns
Funeral of Will Chowins Draws Wide Community Support
The life and social activity of Will Chowins ended in his sleep after exhaustion from social duties and hot weather. A large procession and full regalia Odd Fellows escort attended the Episcopal funeral at the local church, led by Reverend Henry Ives with music and prayers. Relatives included Mrs. Edmund Chowins of Kansas City and Reverend Harry Laurence Chowins, with guests from Dix, Potter, Dalton, Peetz, and Chappell.
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Episcopal Church
Henry Ives
Harry Laurence Chowins
Chowins
Clarence Champers
Nels Olson
A. K. Greenlee
Yollie Williams
Oscar Hatcher
C. Bixby
Will
Odd Fellows
C. P. Chambers
Noble Grand
O. F Chesebro
Dix
Potter
Dalton
Peetz
Chappell
Edmund Chowins
Kansas City
Divinity
Seabury
Michigan
Susie Yates
Omaha
America
Strangest Passion: Why Miss Perkins Reconsidered Cholly
In the Detroit News blurb, Miss Perkins initially rejects Cholly but accepts later after he appears cheap. Daphne notes she could not pass up a bargain when confronted with his altered appearance. Additionally, Hink’s Boot Shop advertises men’s shoes priced at $1.95 with leather soles and cloth tops.
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Dolly
Miss Perkins
Cholly
Daphne
Detroit News
Big Boys
Hink S
HINK
Dr. Pease Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist Opens Office
Dr. B Charles Pease, eye ear nose and throat specialist, now located in the Osborne Building atop 2% to 54, price listed as $1.95.
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B. Charles Pease
Osborne Bldg
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Bride of Packing Company
Northcliffe
Bandon
Baltimore
Camp Meads
Camp Ritchie
Governor Ritchie
Broening
Lake
North Shore
Edward Shortt
Home Affairs
Battle
Legion Wead
Harding
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Hammerstein
N. Slawson
William W. Chowins
Hink’s
Tenkonsl
Samson
W. W. Heinemann
U. P. Depot
H. P. Avery
Flore
Avery
Avery Company
Sidney, Nebraska
R. R. Crider
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