Nebraska News Notes In Brief Highlights From State
Nebraska notes report events across the state including an interstate spelling contest in Omaha on May 38, a sixth annual YMCA gymnastic meet in Seward on April 4, a 13th birthday in Omaha, coaching changes for North Platte athletics, new clothing factory manpower, Fort Crook boulevard paving to the Sarpy line, a Senate vote on House Roll 308, A Z A tournament in Omaha March 2 to 22, a boy injured at home near Scribner, back pay for nearly 4,000 postal workers, Nebraska bowling championships in Omaha, Fremont Elks building plans, Milford Women’s Club joining the state federation, Bellevue College’s reopening plan, Wymore water meter purchase, a pasteurising plant in Wahoo, and a Selat committee bill in Nebraska City.
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Omaha
The
Seward
Loren Sommer
South Thirteenth Street
Harry McCandless
Gothenburg
North Platte
HME Sores Fa
Nebraska
Fort Crook
Sarpy
Andrew Andersen
Ceresen
Senate
B. F. Wortman
West Point
Bdernell Nelson
Hearly
Scribece
Congress
Nebraske
Women's Club of
Milford
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Bellevue College
Wymore
Republic
Water and Light
Wahoo
J. J. Svoboda
Nebraska City
Selat Committee
Iowa
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Sargent Promoted to U S Attorney General
Washington reports John Garibaldi Sargent former Vermont attorney general was named attorney general of the United States by the President and confirmed by the Senate. The White House released letters showing a Warren recess appointment offer that was declined. Sargent, born in Luchew Vermont in 1880, is a long time Vermont bar figure who has represented railroads in notable cases and once served as Windsor County State’s Attorney.
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Washington
John Garibaldi Sargent
Vermont
United States
Senate
White House
Warren
John
Dale
Sargent
Luchew
Recah Urale
Tufts College
Windsor County
Ohio Woman Confesses to Poisoning Three Families
Myra Martha Wise admits in a signed statement that she administered arsenic in drinking water, killing her mother December 18 and two others January 3 and February 5. She is the mother of four and alleges no motive for the deaths. Local authorities report the alleged confession connected to the deaths of John Greatre his wife Liltias and sister Sophie.
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Ohio
Peter
John Greatre
Liltias
Sophie
Myra Martha
Wise
Hasel
Gienke
Prof Von Wassermann Dead Bringer of Blood Test Dies
Berlin reports the death of Prof August von Wassermann renowned as director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for experimental therapy and professor at the University of Berlin. He originated the Wassermann blood test and was among Germanys leading medical researchers at age fifty nine.
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Berlin
August von Wassermann
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute For
University of Berlin
Wassermann
Germany
Thirty three believed dead in West Virginia mine blast
West Virginia mine 41 of Bethlehem Mines three miles west of Fairmont was wrecked in a blast. Mine superintendent Beaton Mitet stated he believed all 33 men were dead as the mine was submerged.
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West Virginia
Fairmont
W. Va
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Zere
Beaton Mitetail
Lord Carson in Critical Condition Report
Physicians visiting Lord Carson say he remains in critical condition with early signs of lung complications. A separate bulletin notes Lord Curzon’s condition as hopeless.
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Lord Carson
Neuse
Lorde
Lord Curzon
Property Custodian Resigns in Washington
Thomas Miller, an alien custodian, submitted his resignation to President Coolidge and will leave tomorrow for Kenya.
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Washington
Thomas Miller
President Coolidge
Kerepe
Sugar company to pay $1 to beet growers this week
Great Western Sugar company announced an extra one dollar per ton payment for the 1924 Nebraska district beet crop. Checks will be mailed Saturday, boosting total 1924 district payments to about $5.4 million and overall company payouts to beets nationwide to over $23 million.
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Great Western Sugar Company
North Platte Valley
Nebraska
Scottsbloff
Gering
Bayard
Mitchell
Total
Midwest
Fate steps in when booze roll ends in court
Fate played a low down trick on W. L. Korb Friday afternoon and he appeared before Judge Schenck in police court yesterday and pleaded guilty to the possession of intoxicating liquor, receiving a fine of.
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Fate
W. L. Korb
Free medical visit offered by Dr Caldwell in Minnesota
Dr Caldwell known in Nebraska offers free professional medical services during this trip. No operations for chronic conditions. many illnesses treated including stomach liver nerves and heart. Free services with charges only for medicines. married women must be accompanied by husbands. address in Minneapolis.
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Calswell
Caldwell
Medical Laboratory
Dog Saves Life of Medicine Bow Sheep Herder
A sheep dog named Jack enabled C. Douglas to reach help after an accidental self inflicted leg injury. Douglas tied a note to the dog’s collar pleading for aid. Jack fetched a party including a physician to the wounded herder near Rock River.
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C. Douglas
Medicine Bow
Jack
Rock River
Douglas
Swanson
Laramie
Will
De Mille’s Golden Bed Prompts Glamour Gossip in Hollywood
Rumors swirl that Cecil B De Mille is grooming a new Gloria Swanson for his Paramount film The Golden Bed premiering next Monday and Tuesday at the U S A Theatre. Miss Rich was chosen after tests from forty beauties and changed from brunette to blonde to fit the production.
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Cecil B. de Mille
Gloria Swanson
Hollywood
Paramount
de Mille
Miss Rich
Jeanie Macpherson
Wallace Irwin
Lillian Rich
Irwin
Lee Peake
Mim
America
Bod la Rocque
Vera Rey
Patchwork Puzzles Draw Crowds at DeMille Show
Patchwork Puzzles offered free admission to the first ten of every hundred attending the Cecil B. DeMille production starring Warner Baxter Theodore Kosloff and Julia Faye. The Golden Bed at Weeden's is also featured.
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Warner Baxter
Theodore Kosloff
Julia Faye
Cecil B. DeMille
Weeden’s
Social Roundup From the Madden Family Area
Gus and Joe Carlton called at E. L. Madden's Wednesday. Several neighbors visited various Madden households over the weekend and midweek. Alma Nelson of Sidney is ill with diphtheria, prompting community concern. The Jolly Neighbors club plans an April 9 meeting hosted by Mrs. J. H Madden, with members asked to bring a pair of acie-
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Gus
Joe Carlton
E. L. Madden
Morris Reddy
Whitatone
C. B. Thorpe’s
Fuller
J. H. Madden
Laramie
Wyo
Big Fork
Montana
Alma Nelson
Sidney
Frank Hasell
Frances Haszellt
F. R. Hadley
Marcia’ Hadley
Jolly Neighbors Club
J. H Madden
Fragmentary Score Card Notes From Local Market
Brief OCR fragment mentions a small bottle and a box about six inches wide and four inches high alongside a kitchen score card. No clear event or identity details.
Telegraph Ad Promises Radio Trade for Silent Plane
An advertising note from Larsen Music and Radie Stere urges Telegraph readers to trade their radio sets in exchange for a silent plane, promising a unique swap offer and a bold sales hook.
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Larsen Music
Radie Stere
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