Nobile Party Sees Planes Miss Them In Arctic Wastes
Rome reports General Noble said two seaplanes headed from the Braganza toward his group near Spitzbergen but failed to sight the Italia survivors. Captain Riiser-Larsen and Lieutenant Luetzow Holm did not see the red tent or marooned men and will attempt another flight with favorable ice conditions aiding the search.
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Rome
Stefani
Noble
Citti di Milano
Riiser-Larsen
Luetzow Holm
Italia
Braganza
Spitzbergen
Nobile
Foyn Island
Romagna
Citta di Milano
North Cape
Cape Platen
Reps Island
Northeastland
Charles XII Island
Whalenberg Bay
Sodresby Island
A. Mariano
Plane Crash At Gothenburg Leaves Three Injured
Dr B F Gibbs of Council Bluffs was fatally injured and died in Gothenburg hospital after a Monday morning plane crash. Dr M A O Keefe and pilot Clifford Burnham, both from Council Bluffs, were hospitalized with concussions and injuries. The craft hit rain and mist near the municipal airport, struck a marshy Platte river bank, then plunged into the stream.
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B. F. Gibbs
Council Bluffs
Gothenburg
M. A. O'Keefe
Clifford Burnham
Gibbs
O'Keefe
Platte River
Bunker Hill Society Visits and Local Games
Mr and Mrs Henry Engel of Dunlop visit sister Mrs Wm Rohde and family. Families attend dinners and gatherings across Bunker Hill with many relatives listed. Bunker Hill beat Kimball 5 to 4 on the home diamond and several groups spent Sunday at various homes.
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Henry Engel
Dunlop
Wm. Rohde
John Engel
Fred Engel
Dalton
Fred Beyer
Bernice
Raymond
W. F. Bayne
Anna
Marshland
Wayside
John Novotny
Joe
Clara Beyer
Harold Borcher
Korwitz
J. F. Fastenau
Henry Schmidt
Paul Nagengast
Bunker Hill
Kimball
Iva Beyer
James
Albert
Earl Bayne
Carl Schmidt
John Borcher
Frank Beyer
Wm. Jeudes
Herman Ehmke
Henry Ehmke
Wilma
Pete Beyer
John Hovotag
Ernest Foster
Nebraska
Iowa
Wh Rhode
Henry Zagel
Gene Weed
Farmers Union visitors and arrivals from multiple towns
Raymond Keiselhorst visited for a few days from Venango to join relatives and the Farmers Union picnic at Krueger's Lake. Albert Thompson of Scottsbluff attended the Farmers Union Co operative Association meeting. Darrel Potter and Clarence Hansen of Sundance Wyoming visited the Albert Christensen family. Lester Grandbouche returned to Morecroft Wyoming. Harold Rowan and William Collins Jr. were in Sidney on business. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Yowell and children and Mrs Carl Christensen were Sidney visitors. Rev Graham and family arrived from Denver.
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Raymond Keiselhorst
Venango
William Collins, Jr
Sidney
Lloyd Yowell
Carl Christensen
Rev. Graham
Denver
Week End League Standings of Valley Baseball Teams
Scottsbluff fell in percentage, losing to Minatare, now tied with Yoder for second. Yoder after three straight losses has a four game winning streak. Morrill remains in last place. Bayard and Mitchell, unable to play, stay at .500. A key match could force a tie with Yoder and Minatare for second.
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Scottsbluff
Minatare
Yoder
Morrill
Bayard
Mitchell
Lodge Pole Youth Shot In Face While Rabbit Hunting
Russell Cunningham, a Lodge Pole youth, was shot in the face and neck while rabbit hunting after a rabbit crossed a knoll and was fired at by Wilber Isley on the opposite side. The eye wound was treated by a doctor on Tuesday. Telegraph Want-Ad format used.
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Lodge Pole
Lodge Pole Express
Russell Cunningham
Russell
Wilber Isley
New low tax rate for banks stirs up Lincoln politicians
Nebraska's intangible tax law faces a Supreme Court ruling affecting bank stocks and related securities. Banks, loan and trust firms will be taxed at 5 mills, down from 70 percent of value, sparking Democratic and farming opposition and likely campaign controversy. The decision could repeal or reshape the intangible tax, with bankers warned of potential loss of revenue. The case stems from A Kirk, receiver of Old State Bank, versus Valley County. The Christian Endeavor bake sale at Central Market is slated for Saturday, June 23.
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Nebraska
State Tax Commissioner
State Supreme Court
Harry W. Scott
Democratic Party
A. Kirk
Old State Bank
Valley County
Kirk
Scott
The
Christian Endeavor
Central Market
Ritchie Bows Out of Presidential Race for Smith
Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie withdraws from the Democratic field a week before the Houston convention and says Governor Alfred E. Smith is the fit leader. He will instruct Maryland's delegation to back Smith and will not accept a vice presidential offer. He cites democracy, self-government, and Smith's proven administration as reasons for support.
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Houston
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Baltimore
Smith
Ritchie
Democratic Party
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Large potato acreage reported in Nebraska
Nebraska growers report a 12 percent rise in early potato acreage this year, with eight of nine leading states showing increases. Total early potato acreage reaches about 118,530 acres, up from 108,540 in 1927, aided by excellent growing conditions and a good stand of the crop.
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Nebraska
State
Federal
Division of Agricultural Statistics
Crop Statisti
Kansas Potato Harvest Outlook In Kaw Valley
Clans reveal that the crop over most of the state is in better than normal condition. Harvesting of early potatoes will begin about August first. Kansas growers in the Kaw valley have planted 18 160 acres versus 17 300 last year.
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Kansas
Kaw Valley
Massey-Harris
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Everet Foster
Sylvia Bayne
East Gurley
Walter Happel
R. Thingan
J. H. Bicknell
Hiett
Hansen
Virginia Daniel
Gurley
Lincoln
the American Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Alfred Smith
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
W.P. Miles
Farmers Union Building
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