Brookhart Seeks Farm Relief in Washington Mission
Washington Iowa Col W Brookhart, elected over Cummins in a farm relief platform, leaves for Washington to push real agricultural legislation. He will work with the corn belt committee to unite house and senate factions on an agricultural bill, supporting the Haugen measure and an earlier proposed large farm loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Col
Smith W. Brookhart
Albert B. Cummins
Brookhart
National Capital
House
Senate
Berger Urges Constitutional Revision in Congress
Representative Victor Berger of Wisconsin introduces a house resolution for a constitutional convention to revise the U S Constitution. He argues the document outgrown by a nation that has changed since its early era and proposes repealing the Eighteenth Amendment, strengthening first and other amendments, and restricting Supreme Court review of Congress acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Victor Berger
Sec
Wis
House
Berger
United States
Supreme Court
Floods in Rumania Cause Heavy Damage and Drownings
Heavy floods across Romania have reportedly drowned hundreds and devastated large regions destroying crops and communications. Troops mobilized in Romania Germany and Saxony to aid rescues as villages and bridges are swept away and rail lines damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Rumania
Germany
Saxony
Sale of Vessels Cuts Down Board's Expenses
Washington reports the shipping board will save about 5 million dollars of its 24 million appropriation for the year ending June 30. Operating costs were cut by selling government ships to private owners, enabling continuation under 13.8 million dollars next year. Unclear exact figures persist in the summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
T. W. O’connor
United States Shipping Board
National Farm School Plans $15 Million Endowment Drive
The National Farm School Conference ended its eight day meeting with 250 delegates approving a nationwide effort to establish a $15,000,000 endowment fund for the school in Doylestown Pennsylvania. A campaign organization will be formed immediately with units in every state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farm School
New York
National Farm School Conference
National Farm Schol
Doylestown
Labor Leader Seeks Senate Nomination in Colorado
Denver, Colorado Frank J. Haynes former UMWA president announced he is entering the field for the Democratic nomination as a United States senatorial candidate in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
fIrank J. Haynes
The
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Senators Back Bill for Disabled World War Veterans Pay
The senate finance committee approved a House bill authorizing seven million five hundred eighty seven thousand dollars for additional compensation to disabled World War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Expenditures in Pennsylvania Senate Primary Exceed Two Million
Washington report on a senate committee investigation into a political slush fund shows total expenditures in the recent Pennsylvania senatorial primary rising past 2 million dollars. Read into the record by Senator La Follette the disclosed sum is 1.391 million with more to come, including Pepper Fisher totals above 1 million and Ware personal and Allegheny county expenses. The discussion notes Ware could face a senate inquiry before securing the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senare
Pennsylvania
LaFollette
Pepper-Fisher
Pinchot
Ware
Allegheny County
Congress
United States does not recognize Nicaragua regime
State department announces that the United States will not recognize the Chamorro led government in Nicaragua. Secretary Wilby selects Admiral C. F. Hughes to succeed Admiral Robison as commander in chief of the U S fleet. House seeks 875000 for White House roof attic and ceiling repairs with 25000 for temporary quarters rent. Gen John J Pershing sails to France for battlefield monuments inspection. Labor Bureau plans inquiry into effects of special laws restricting women employment in industry.
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State Department
United States
Nicaragua
General Chamorro
Wilby
C. F. Hughes
Battle Fleet
United States Fleet
Robison
White House
John J. Pershing
France
Battlefields Monuments Commission
Women's Bureau
The
Department of Labor
Drys Win by Narrow Margin in Committee
Washington reports the House Judiciary Committee narrowly approved an abuse measure despite opposition. By a single vote 8 to 7 the panel backed a resolution by Representative Britten of Witness that would bar state and local employees from taking any federal jobs, preserving Coolidge’s dry army plan.
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Washington
Coolidge
National Dry Army
House Judiciary Committee
Britten
Republicans of Iowa back Brookhart in primary results
Returns from Iowa precincts show United States Senate Republican gains led by Brookhart with 207,218 votes, Clark 68,052, Cummins 185,855, and minor totals for Eickelberg and Reardon. Democratic candidates Files 11,665, Finch 7,504, Murtagh 12,274, Porter 25,870 from precincts reporting.
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Republicans of
Iowa
Brookhart Des Moines
United States
Brookhart
Clark
Cummins
Eickelberg
Reardon
Files
Finch
Murtagh
Porter
Water Levels to Be Discussed by Board
Ottawa reports a pact between Canada and the United States to form a four member board to investigate the continued recession of Niagara Falls escarpment and to study possible further water diversion for power development on both sides of the boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
United States
Niagara Falls
Sanford B Dole Dead First Hawaii Republic Leader
Sanford B Dole president of the republic of Hawaii at annexation time died in Honolulu. He was the first and only president of the republic from 1894 to 1900, son of Daniel and Emily Ballard Dole American missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Sanford B.dole
Republic of Hawaii
United States
Mr. Dole
Daniel and
Emily Ballard Dole
Geneva France reiterate unified arms disarmament stance
Geneva and France restate their position from disarmament talks that land naval and air armaments must be addressed together for effective disarmament. The two nations emphasize a comprehensive approach to curb all military forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
France
Michigan Man Honored at SAR Meeting in Philadelphia
Wilbert Hamilton Barrett of Adrian Michigan was elected president general of the Sons of the American Revolution at the thirty seventh annual meeting in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wilbert Hamilton Barrett
Adrian, Mich
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Nebraska State News Roundup Hits Many Local Fronts
A Nebraska statewide digest notes the Swedish Evangelical free Church of North America holding its annual convention in Soldrege from June 23 to 27, a 75 percent wind and hail storm near Ravena, early alfalfa harvests near Alliance yielding over a ton per acre, and the death of J. M. Hunter in O Neill. Other items include cornerstone laying by Edwin D. Crites in Chadron, a 450-man Minatare sugar factory crew, new paving at Wilber, and widespread rains boosting crops. The Scottsbluff Spanish War Veterans encampment draws over 1000 attendees, with O D Bolster elected commander. Contracts for a new Ashland Christian church total $31,500, and a white cross marks Otto Neilsen’s fatal Falls City crash. Nebraska sugar beet yield sets a state record at 15.83 tons per acre. Red Cloud poachers fined for seining the Republican River. 17 state land leases auctioned at Valentine. Camp Fire girls prepare for a full camping week near Crete, while North Platte valley cheese purchases for state institutions total 5,190 pounds at 22.4 cents. Missouri river seining and Blue River valley fish transfers continue ahead of drought. School district 20 north of Monroe votes no levy twice, retaining a $2,700 treasury though last year’s operating cost was $1,400. Odell pioneer Frank Sible dies at 83, and irrigation district crops suffer 10 percent damage before federal water delivery.
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Ravena
Fairbury
Chadron
Nebraska Masons
State Normal School
Wilber
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
O. D. Bolster
Grand Island
Ashland
Falls City
Otto Neilsen
Omaha Elks
Lutheran Normal School of
Seward
Neb
Missouri Synod Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Louis
Lincoln
A. E. Anderson
Red Cloud
Loren Bunney
C. E. Hashberber
Republican River
Ramey
Dad Swanson
Valentine
Horky’s Park
Crete
Long Pine
North Platte Valley
Board of Control
State Game
the Fish Bureau
Missouri River
Peru
Blue River
Monroe
Frank Sible
Gage County
Odell
R. H. Willis
Bridgeport
Gurley News Quiet Week Amid Rain and Travel Notices
Heavy rains swept the Gurley area with no assured winter wheat crop. Spring grain progresses while corn lags. Community notes include returns from Denver and Omaha, sympathy for Carl Christ after his brother’s electrocution death, visits by Darren Cunningham and the Hornadays of Sidney, a quiet annual school meeting, and a surprise shower for Miss Mable Walker. Several residents moved or traveled to Sidney and Cheyenne, with visits and weekend stays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Semerad
Denver
Carl Christ
Omaha
Christ
Darren Cunningham
L. F. Cunningham
Henry Raymond
California
Raymond
Scottsbluf
C. W. Hornaday
Sidney
Cunningham Home
Ladies Aid
Iddge Pole
Shaeffer
Southern California
L. A. Milcore
G. E. Burke
Aicl
Charles Gathman
Cheyenne
Mable Walker
Joe Twist
F. A. Rowan
Deceased Westphalen Estate Petition Appointment
Notice to heirs that a petition to appoint Herman C. Westphalen as Administrator of the estate has been filed and will be heard July 3, 1926, at 10 A.M. in the County Court Room, Sidney Nebraska. Elmer Kahl, County Judge, June 5, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.v
Legal Advertisement for Sale of Wellner Minor Real Estate
In Cheyenne County Nebraska Stephen Raymond Wellner as guardian seeks court permission to sell real estate of Frances Veronica Michael Kathryn Helena Farwin Wellner minors. Sale set July 17 1926 at 10 a m at Sidneys courthouse to highest cash bidder, subject to record encumbrances. Sale open one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Raymond Wellner
Frances
Veronica
Michael
Kathryn
Helena
Farwin Wellner
Annabelle Wellner
J. L. Tewell
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney
Said
Paine
Edwin Wellner
Notice of hearing in Cheyenne County estate case
Bridget O Kane executrix requests distribution of James O Kane deceased residue. County Judge will hear petition in Ridney Nebraska on July 3 1926 at 11 A M. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Telegraph. Dated June 9 1928. (Seal) Elmer Kahl County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Kane
Nebraska
Cheyenne
James O’kane
Bridget O’kene
Ridney
Cheyenne County
Telegraph
Elmer Kahl
Foreclosure Sale Scheduled in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of the Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska Nebraska State Building and Loan Association as plaintiff will sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder at the east front door of the courthouse in Sidney on June 20 1926 at 11 oclock AM the lands described including Lots 1 to 8 in Simmermans Subdivision Tract 3 Wellners Third Addition Sidney Nebraska to satisfy judgment and costs J W McDaniel Sheriff Courtright Simner Lee Gunderson Attorneys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Nebraska State Building and Loan Association
W. C. Robbins
Alice Robbins
Cheyenne
County
Simmerman
Wellner
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage
Public sale of farm implements from Advance Rumely Thresher Co. Inc mortgagee items include an Advance Rumely Ideal Wood Separator, Farmers Friend Wood Windstacker, an Advance Rumely Feeder, Herald Jr. Weigher Swinging Conveyor, and a large canvas drive belt. Sale held at Advance Rumely warehouse in Sidney Nebraska on July 9 1926 at 10 o clock A.M. Mortgagee reports balance due and default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
F. 8. Holme
Advance-Rumely Thresher Co., Inc
la Porte
Ind
Herald Jr
Advance-Rumely
Sidney
Nebraska
Adyvance-Rumely Thresher Co., Inc., Mortgagee
Sidney Country Club Officers Elect Board Members
Sidney Country Club lists officers and board members including A. K. Greenlee as President D. R. Thomas as Vice President E. R. Krats as Secretary with Dr R HB Roche A J Jorgenson Paull Martin A BE Phelps M W Dimery R P Kepler J L McIntosh R 8 Oberfelder J A Bentley named among leadership and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Greenlee
D. R. Thomas
E. R. Krats
Chamber of Commerce Officers Named at Annual Meeting
M. A. Shipman was elected President with Tom Poole as Vice President and Henry Paviat serving as Secretary. Marine Christensen was named Treasurer, with A. K. Greenlee, Carl Ledbetter, M. W. Osborn, P. W. Barker, and Wm. Winders also listed among officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Shipman
Tom Poole
Henry Paviat
Marine Christensen
A. K. Greenlee
Carl Ledbetter
M. W. Osborn
Wm. Winders
Jeas Goodak
Train schedule fragment for east north west routes
timetable snippet shows No 362 leaving at 12 48 a m No 304 at 8 18 a m No 301 at 2 50 a m No 303 at 4 2 p m with west bound designation 8001H across the lines.
Notice for Petition for Administration Estate 357
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court hears a petition for administration of the estate of Henry. The notice names interested parties and requires response by a specified date. Proceedings address heirs, debts, and asset disposition under Nebraska law. A filing indicates preliminary steps toward probate.
Local Legion Officers List Names and Roles
Nick R Wilhelmy commands with Francis J Herbert as Commander and B C Grabill first vice. Hugh L Slawson serves as second vice with Chas L Marsh Adjutant and David Fills as Finance Officer. Dean J Crawsom is sergeant at arms and Claude Gokling is division officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick R. Wilhelmy
Francis J. Herbert
B. C. Grabill
Hugh L. Slawson
Chas. L. Marsh
David Fills
Dean J. J. Crawsom
Claude Gokling
Cash Paid for False Teeth at Hoke Smelting
Hoke Smelting and Refining Co. Otsego Michigan offers cash for dental gold platinum magneto points diamonds and discarded jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke Smelting and Refining de
Otsego
Michigan
Plate glaze for Windsicle doors imitated at Hebler Grocers
Plate glaze appears copied from Windsicle doors at Hebler Grocers, triggering questions about originality. Officials say a similar finish was used on display items, with customers noting resemblance to a known brand and seeking clarification about sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebler Goerars
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Frances Buell Holmes Olson
St. Paul, Minn
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Chicago
Victor
Washington Briefs
Drys
Sanford B. Dole
Hawaii
Tersey
News OF State
Swedish Evangelical Free Church of North America
Soldrege
Gurley
Neperabka
Courtright, Siiner, Lee & Gunderson, Attorneys
Sidney Country Club
Chamber of Commerce Officers
Henry
Eve O
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
G. H. Thompson
Stewarts Mennan
Bidney Nebr
Harry L.mantor
Charles H.garedner
Tanda
DE. L. A. Donahoe
Reche
Joseph Oberfelder
Unites States Commission
J. BR. Taylor, M. D
Lareen
R. E. Roche
M. D
Roche
Prene Res. Phene
Frank A.barger
Stewiltts
Pitone
Sléney
Sidney Wrecking and Construction CO
Central Ave
J. Viggo Nielson
W. 7Th St
Mark C. Howard
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