Convicts On Load Work Highlight Economic Profit For State
A Columbia University led study for the national committee on prison labor argues convict road work benefits taxpayers and families through wages. It claims daily values from 1.56 to 5.70 per convict with state profits ranging from 0.80 to 4.00 per day, noting outdoor labor improves health and wages rise with state profits despite limited local construction effects.
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Columbia University
National Committee On Prison Labor
Aldo
Ulda
Nebraska
Workmen’s Compensation Laws Across States
The piece notes many states have adopted workmen’s compensation in six years, citing Germany and Europe as early adopters. It discusses constitutional challenges, such as jury trial rights and due process, and argues public industrial justice supports compensation. It reflects on Norway’s independence and Norwegians' constructive role in U.S. development.
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Ham
Nebraska
Alnes Taos
Germany
Europe
Clana
Colorado
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Irish Struggle and Hope for a New Era in Ulster
A century of bitter conflict and unwavering loyalty to a land under strain shapes views on Gaelic rights and Irish self rule. The piece notes centuries of violence and religious tension, urges concessions and practical compromise, and expresses hope that the Irish people will seize the opportunity for wiser governance aligned with their country’s strength and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
Treland
Ulster
Hama
Aikely
Poral
Ona Turd
Thamaalyes
Thaly
Income tax law to disappoint the public revenue goals
The income tax law is unlikely to be as productive as its proponents hoped. Officials note that expected government revenue from the tax source will not materialize, prompting a likely revision to lower exemptions and higher taxes on large incomes, making the law more unpopular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia Sourea
Hhus
Republican momentum evident in Pennsylvania primaries
The late Pennsylvania primaries show republicanism remains strong with Penrose renominated for United States Senator. The trend extends beyond the Keystone State, suggesting broad Republican strength as Democratic influence wanes. In Nebraska, indications point to a likely Republican victory in the next election amid midwestern effects of Democratic politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Penrose
United States
Nebraska
Middle — West
Manufacturers Club Adopts Resolution On Hostility To Business
The National Association of Manufacturers passed a resolution calling to end hostility to business. It cites hesitation from political onslaught and punitive legislative actions as causes of inertia. The piece notes possible influence in Washington, while accusing administration and Democrats in Congress of pressuring business at public expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington
Congress
Secretary Wilson seeks plan to curb immigration refusals
Last year nearly 20 000 immigrants were refused admission to the United States for various reasons. Secretary Wilson will endeavor to devise a method to reach the inadmissible immigrant before he leaves his homeland to prevent heartaches caused by ships returning poor foreigners to the land of promise. He faces difficulties, chiefly in persuading other nations to cooperate in regulating emigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
Ameng
Petition Aims For School Bond Election In District
A petition circulates to the school board to call an election on bonds totaling 20 000 to 25 000 for building and equipping a new trade school. Kimball Observer reports. A baseball league including AL Hance Scottsbluff Hemingford Mitchell Chadron and others forms, with Woten of Potter pushing additions like Kimball Potter Sidney Lodgepole and more. St Louis Post Dispatch runs a two column piece on Judge Jacob Trieber ruling federal hunting and fishing laws unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Observer
AL Hance
Scottsblait
Hetuingford
Mitchell, Chadron
Mr. Woten
Potter
Kimball
Sidney
Lodgepate
St. Louis Post. Dispatch
United States
Jacob Trieber
Little Rock
Ark
Trieber
Constitutional State Rights and a Noted Forger Arrest
A constitutional note argues states may govern within their borders with Congress not overruling. Several test cases uphold this stance as spring cases close. North Platte Tribune reports BR Williams alias W A Cunningham, a morphine fiend and alleged forger, arrested by Sheriff Fran Roach for passing a bogus bank check and moved to Alliance Nebraska. Williams, about 60, claims to have operated forgery rings across multiple states and carries two bullets. He says he would have killed himself if pursued. Cheyenne Tribune notes the Lincoln Highway’s impact on their area, predicting advertising value and growth for Potter region towns as travelers pass through, highlighting local pride and opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the
United States
Agajnet
North Platte Tribune
BR. W. Willams
W. A. Cunningham
Fran Roach
Citizens’ National Bank
Alliance
Nebraska
Cal Cox
Box Butte County
Cheyenne
Williams
Tin Alliance
Neb
Bridgesport
Grand Island
Mich
Clarks
Three Forks
Mont Williams
Irrigation Device Attracts Peotz Area Farmer
Gen HK Tewksbury with a homestead near Peotz reports sinking a 20 foot well and powering a gasoline engine to irrigate. This year he crops 20 acres, planning a reservoir and 100 acres later. He urges uplanders to install wells and engines, arguing irrigation costs are small compared to other methods and reduce disputes over water access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HK. Tewksbury
Peotz
Tewksbury
Sterling Advocate
Roosevelt a Better Starter Than Reformer Leader
A playful column critiques attitudes to progress and education, recalling a past era of printing work and satire. It notes a rash of local visitors causing precautions in town, including locked silverware and doubled police, while a rumored thief was misperceived as concealing items in his hole rather than his coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bentrex
Scottsbillf
Doran Announces Candidacy for Cheyenne County Clerk
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re election to the office of County Clerk of Cheyenne County Nebraska subject to the will of the Republican voters at the August Primary I T Doran
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Elecors
Nels Thorstensen
B. K. Bushee
Kimball
Neb
County Commissioner Candidate Seeks GOP Primary Support
The announcer pledges to run for commissioner from the second district subject to Republican electors in the August 18 primary. The statement underscores allegiance to party wishes and a commitment to district representation within the upcoming election cycle.
McDaniel Seeks Democratic Sheriff Nomination in Cheyenne
J. W. McDaniel announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff at the Cheyenne County primary on August 18, 1914. He urges supporters to back his bid in the race for county law enforcement.
Cheyenne County Sheriff Candidate E J Sweet Announces Bid
E J Sweet declares candidacy for sheriff of Cheyenne County subject to Democratic primary voters decision on Tuesday August 18. He seeks party support and outlines campaign aims.
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Cheyenne County
E. J. Sweet
Haiston announces re election bid for Second district
Jerome B Haiston declares candidacy for re election as County Commissioner in the Second district. He states the race will be decided by Republican voters at the August 18 1914 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome B. Haiston
Anna McFadden seeks county superintendent GOP primary
The undersigned announces candidacy for county Superintendent of Public Instruction subject to Republican voters at the August 18 primary. Anna McFadden.
Thorsten Sen to Run for Kor County Third District
Nels Thorstenssen announces candidacy for Kor County Commissioner in the third district, subject to GOP primary voters on August 18. He states the decision rests with Republican electors and declares his intent to seek the office.
County Commissioner Race Ad for Second District
A campaign notice for County Commissioner in the second district invites Democratic voters to participate in the August 18 1914 primary. The statement is signed by Frank X. Rihn.
Parks Seeks Re election as Cheyenne County Coroner
J J Parks announces candidacy for re election as coroner of Cheyenne County subject to Democratic primary approval on August 15. He states his plan to continue serving the office and urges party voters to support him.
State Senator Candidate Seeks Republican Nomination in 11th District
Jason W. Baker of Seneca Nebraska announces his bid for the Republican nomination for State Senator from the 11th Senatorial District at the August 18, 1914 primary. He notes past service in the 1913 Nebraska Legislature, pledges support for progressive legislation, western Nebraska development, and strict economy in state and local government for the taxpayer.
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Nebraska
Arthur, Banner
Cheyenne
Devel Garden
Grant
Hooker
Kimball Logan
Morrill
McPherson
Scottsburg
Thomas
Blaine
Logan
Loup McPherson
Jason W. Baker
Seneca
Ned
County Attorney Candidate Announces Bid for Office
I am a candidate for County Attorney in Cheyenne County. I was born and raised there and seek the support of Democratic electors at the primary on August 18th. I value the friendship I have built with local residents during my life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VOR
Cheyenne County
Simon Fishman Seeks Re election as Cheyenne County Treasurer
For thirty two years the county treasurers have served a second term. If the service of the county treasurer's office has been satisfactory to you during the present term I would greatly appreciate your support for my re election as county treasurer. Simon Fishman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Simon Fishman
Frances E. Knox Seeks County Clerk Nomination
Frances E. Knox announces her candidacy for County Clerk, arguing qualifications in education and business, pledging to maintain current service, noting open personal life, and requesting support in the Republican primaries in August. She emphasizes being a qualified woman candidate and mentions salary needs for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Knox
County Judge Candidate Announces Candidacy in Cheyenne County
A candidate for County Judge on the non partisan judiciary ticket announces intent to run in Cheyenne County. The bid rests with voters on August 18, 1914, subject to their action.
State Senator Candidate for 27th District Faces GOP Primary
B. K. Bushee of Kimball Nebraska seeks re election to the State Senate from the 27th District. The Republican primary will determine the party nominee.
Representative candidate seeks Republican support in district
A candidate for Representative of the 76th District seeks support from Republican electors across Banner Kimball Cheyenne Devel and Garden counties ahead of the upcoming election. The appeal emphasizes party backing within the district.
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Banner
Kimball
Cheyenne
Devel and
Garden
Clayton Radcliffe Pioneer of Cheyenne County
Clayton Radcliffe a native of Cheyenne County and son of early pioneers Mack and Mrs Radcliffe excelled from Sidney schools through all twelve grades earning top honors. He pursued a complete law course reflecting his keen intellect and wit among the community favorites.
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Clayton Radcliffe
Cheyenne County
Mack Radcliffe
Clayton
Sidney
Radcliffe candidate for county attorney announces law partnership
State University graduate Clayton Radcliffe returns to the Radcliffe ranch to recuperate and pursue study while preparing for a county attorney bid. He led in high school debate, joined two university debating teams, earned oratorical prizes, and served as Junior Class president. He will partner with J. L. Tewell in Sidney, with offices to open this fall. Tewell is also a State University alumnus practicing in Omaha.
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University Glee Club
Radcliffe
J. L. Tewell
Sidney
Tewell
State University
Omaha
Final settlement hearing in McGinnis estate set for June 30
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a County Court session on May 25 1914 under Judge Henry E Gapen ordered June 30 1914 at 10:00 a m for hearing the petition of John A Bentley final account and administrator discharge in the estate of George J McGinnis. Notice to interested parties to appear and show cause by publishing this order in Sidney Telegraph for four weeks.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Said
Henry E. Gapen
George J. McGinnis
John A. Bentley
Sidney Telegraph
Notice of Application for License in Sunol Nebraska
Friend Dickinson and William Kemp filed on May 23 1914 an application to the Cheyenne County Nebraska board of County Commissioners for a license to sell malt spirituous and vinous liquors on Lot 13 block 2 original town of Sunol Colton Precinct for twelve months from license grant. If no objection remonstrance or protest is filed within two weeks from May 25 1914 the license may be granted.
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Dickinson
William Kemp
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sunol
Colton Precinct
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F. A. Gapen
TRISH
Roosevelt
Potter Review
Telegrahk
Hades
The
Review
Sxail
UDO
I. T. Doran
J. W. McDaniel
Anna McFadden
Kor County
Frank X. Rihn
J. J. Parks
Hastings Business College
BF. OL. Groom
H. Ll, Renick, Secretar
Friend Dickinson
Auar
Western Drug CO
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