Coolidge favored to win Nebraska primary, Carrick predicts
Lincolnite quotes Frank D. Carrick asserting President Coolidge will secure Nebraska’s delegates in 1928 by a margin over Lowden. He cites broad Republican support, farm prosperity, tax-cut policies, and skepticism toward McMullen’s Lowden movement. Carrick warns against McMullen’s McNary Haugen stance and argues farm relief agitation harms the region’s return to normalcy.
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Carrick
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California
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Roosevelt
Frontiersmen debate Custers fate at Norfolk round table
A group of pioneer western figures gathered in Norfolk Nebraska to discuss whether George A Custer died fighting at the Little Bighorn. Most agreed that images of Custers last stand are likely inaccurate with Carver noting much information came from Indians and a recent magazine claim was fiction. The lively discussion featured gun-raising dramatics as the men argued over historical detail.
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Deadwood
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Oklahoma
Boney” Earnest
Wyoming
Howling Redskins
Carver
Custer
High Takes Swing At Everything In Sight
A Lincoln dispatch reports F A High, head of the Nebraska Anti-Saloon League, condemns both major parties for liquor stance and criticizes Governor McMullen for lax enforcement. He warned the next two years will test liquor law enforcement as Dr E W Rose is elected president, succeeding S K Warwick. Resolutions condemn newspapers for pernicious propaganda and urge the governor to remove derelict local officers.
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Anti-Saloon League of
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Board of Trustees
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Iquor
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S. K. Warwick
Scottsbluff
Flags A Flying At Peetz As First Mayor Arrives
Frank Lo Whitelock the first mayor of Peetz Colorado arrived for a brief visit from Sidney to Sterling. The town feted him on Flag Day with businesses displaying Old Glory and residents greeting the former player and booster. Whitelock, known for early Peetz activities, toured with Frank R Croenberg er and Californians L G Lowe and Leslie Hyde before continuing homeward after a day in Sterling.
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Tle
Frank Lo Whitelock
Dpeetz
Colo
Sidney
Sterling
Frank Pulver
Peotz
Burg
Bret Harte
Frank R. Croenberger
National Kiwanis
Memphis
L. G. Lowe
Leslie Hyde
Judge T F Neighbors Reappointed To Two Year Term
Judge T F Neighbors of Bridgeport, a member of the Nebraska Supreme Court commission, has been re appointed for another two years to clear up the docket. The term expires at the end of 1929.
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T. F. Neighbors
Bridgeport
Supreme Court Commission of
Nebraska
Ice cream bricks offered in pint or quart sizes
The Telegraph advertises 3 color ice cream bricks available in pint or quart containers. Call 324 The Farms Dairy for more information.
Dalton School Affairs In Excellent Shape Show At Annual Report
The Dalton School reports a healthy year with the new building in use and higher occupancy. A treasurer’s balance shows about 5500 spent, with expenses matching prior years and a budget set at 414,000 for next year. The board aims to boost high school attendance, noting ample space, a gym, auditorium, and organized supervision as key strengths.
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Dalton
Former Chappell resident shoots wife then kills self
Matthew C Wind, once of Chappell and former restaurant operator, shot his wife after a quarrel and then cut his throat with a razor. He died later in a Calloway, Nebraska hospital. The wife was critically wounded and not expected to recover as Wind left the scene.
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Self
Matthew C Wind
Calloway
Nebraska
Wind
House to Woodshed Murder Locked in Slashing Incident
A reported case describes a suspect leading the victim to a woodshed where a throat was slashed with a rager Wind device. Police investigations identify the location as the crime scene and note ongoing inquiries into motive and assailant identity.
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Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
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Cole
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U.S. A. Theatre
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Pathe News
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Dorothy Gish
London
William Fox
Bushman
C. Ernest Cadie
Denver
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