Mrs Kaber Found Guilty in Husband Murder Plan
Cleveland, July 18. Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber was found guilty of first degree murder in plotting her husband Daniel Kaber’s death, with a jury recommending clemency though Ohio law mandates life imprisonment. The trial began June 28 amid defense efforts to bar women from the jury and questions of insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Eva Catherine Kaber
Ohio
Raber
Daniel Kaber
Lakewood
John Brickel
Kaber
New York
Marlon McArdle
Chicago
Salvatore Cala
Eden
N. Y
Buffalo
Erminia Colavito
Victorio Pisselli
Tax Dodgers Pay Millions in Revenue Gains
Washington reports about 20 million dollars added to the government’s revenue in the recent fiscal year from recoveries of false and fraudulent income tax returns. Commissioner Blair notes indictments nationwide with many fall sentences, fines, and penalties. He cites schemes such as a merchant hiding one store’s income for three years and taxpayers relying on unscrupulous accountants to shift blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blair
Christensen to Denmark sails for Danish farm study
Parley Christensen of Salt Lake City, candidate for president in 1920 on the Farmer-Labor ticket, left New York aboard the Frederik VIII to study Denmark's farm product distribution. He predicted steady growth for his party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer-Labor
Salt Lake City
New York
Parley Christensen
Farmer-Labor Party
Denmark
Frederik VIII
I W W Driven Out of Aberdeen by Posses
One hundred three alleged I W W members were driven from Aberdeen South Dakota and vicinity by residents aided by Sheriff Henry C. Elliott. They were chased in two groups one sent east and the other north each about ten miles. Other towns were notified to keep the men moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Henry C. Elliott
Pleasant Valley People and Local Happenings
Pleasant Valley notes a burn accident to Orrin Maley in the harvest field near Sidney with treatment in Sidney hospital. Multiple residents are mentioned visiting, helping with chores, and attending events from Crook to Peetz including farm work, cooking duty, and family visits. Community members travel, host, and enjoy fireworks and a local ball game as news of daily life in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Nebraska
Buzz Lee
Orrin Maley
Sidney
Geo. Lauderback
Dan Dickerson
Joe Lauderback
Gee. Bonser
Tom Bonser
Lauretta Lauderback
Frank Rogers
M. M. Simpson
Phil Bassard
E. J. Simpson
Farmers' Union
Peetz
Leslie Rosé
Johnny McDonald
Loudy
Crook
Asa Hostettler
Mr. Smith
Dewey
Denver
Son
Surprise Birthday and Family Visit Notes
Sextorp Mrs. Jesse Lambert and her children returned from Kearney after about a week visiting friends. A surprise party honored Mrs. H. B. Fisher on her June 15 birthday with a large crowd, games, conversation, and a late luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Matthewson and Mrs. H. B. Smith and daughter attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Lambert
Kearney
H. B. Fisher
W. D. Matthewson
H. B. Smith
Card of Thanks for Fred W. Halston
We express gratitude to friends for kind words deeds and floral offers in the hours of bereavement at the burial of Fred W. Halston. Mrs F W Halston Mrs Mary D Halston and children. Big boys' shoes leather soles cloth tops 23 to 53 percent off $1.95. Good all leather work shoe for harvest field $2.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Halston
F. W. Halston
Mary D. Halston
Big Boys
Tiink’s
Harvest Field
Hink’s
Chattel Mortgage Sale Notice Sets Auction Near Sidney Neb
On Saturday August 13 1921 at the Campbell Implement Co 101 North Central Avenue Sidney Nebraska a public auction will sell a 90 35 horsepower Flour City tractor No 1894 under a chattel mortgage dated September 17 1920 with E G Matthewson as mortgagor and Kinnard and Sons Mfg Company as mortgagee. Amount due 2700 00 with 10 percent interest from September 17 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Jmplement Co
North Central Avenue
Sidney
Nebraska
E. G. Matthewson
Mortgagor and Kinnard and Sons Mfg Company
Cheyenne County
Kinnard and Sons Mfg. Company
Special Price Sale on Household Linens and Coats
Special prices on Turkish towels 20x37 at 49 cents and Saxon pillow cases 50 cents each or 95 cents per pair. One lot ready made sheets 81 by 90 at 2.25 each. Diamond P and Diamond D brands. Ladies coats offered one lot for 5 dollars and another for 7.50. Voile waists 20 percent off and muslin underwear at special prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond P. Brand
Diamond D. Brand
Bargains in the Basement from a Clearance Sale
Bargains listed include cups and saucers at 1.50 per set Satt Cut Vases 85c to 1.00 Cut Glass Water Set 4.98 per set Girls gingham dresses 1.95 White dresses 1.00 to 4.00 Ladies suits 9.98 each Boys suits 4.00 to 8.00 Shoes 1.00 2.50 4.00 Blankets 1.98 per pair Curtain goods 22c per yard Wizard polish two bottles 84c.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Kaber
Christensen
Pleasant Valley
Mary
Pete Nelson
Charley McKee
Lewis Brett
Harold
Peter Nelson
Roy
Myrtle
HH. Sanders
Irving
W Matthewson
Jesse Ellsworth
BBS Matthewson
Herman Schubrath
A. Brett
Miss Johnson
Parker
H. Pearson
John Sanders
Sextorp
Essig
Sidney, Nebraska
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