Military bill expands militia to 502000 with 300000 reserve
The article discusses a congressionally passed and president signed militia bill creating a 502000 strong force backed by a 300000 reserve, urged by the army staff as a swift defense in war. It notes criticism of the Interstate Commerce Commission for delaying rail rate decisions and reflects on U S policy toward Mexico and the implications for citizenship and wages.
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Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Decline in Business Marks Rail Car Idle Count Rise
An authoritative report states 212,869 idle railroad cars on April 15 with a likely rise since. It links the slump to lack of confidence, noting conditions never better yet no sign of renewed business confidence. The lengthening downturn becomes a growing weekly concern for the economy.
National plan to curb unemployment faces new debate
The unemployed problem is prominent as the United States Commission on Industrial Relations proposes national legislation to end chronic labor market conditions. While helpful, the real aim is a policy that boosts industrial and commercial activity to create steady labor demand.
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United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Navy liquor ban order praised by officers and public
Secretary Daniels order abolishing naval liquor use wins broad approval. Officers report no complaints and applaud stronger discipline. The public commends the ban as a sensible step aligning with national trends toward stricter conduct.
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Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Navy
The Future of Mexico and Annexation Debates
Fragmented excerpt discusses Mexico as a resourceful mining nation with a large nonwhite population, cheap labor, and dialect diversity. It references American interest in annexation, Porfirio Diaz and autocratic rule, and concerns about revolutions and governance shaping Mexico’s progress.
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Mexico
United States
Diaz
United
Porfirio Diaz
Self Povern
Pete Fan
Revolu
Winter wheat crop outlook sparks hope for revival
The department of agriculture forecasts a highly encouraging winter wheat crop, signaling another good year that could lift the country from depression and restore confidence. Nebraska and Kansas farmers are highlighted as major contributors to this hopeful prospect for prosperity.
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Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Kansas
Mr Blank dies and leaves nearly a million
An Omaha man fined four dollars after falling from a three story window. rates imply two dollars for a first story fall and one dollar for each additional story. The piece notes a cautionary tone about dangers to wealth and mentions warnings about meat containing formaldehyde.
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Omaha
Dull Town Hopes for Action on Mexican Situation
A small town waits for national action as spring days seem quiet while the country stays busy. If the government delays longer, the sweet girl graduates will decide how to handle the Mexican situation.
Lutherans cite aeronaut prayer in prayer book
A fragmentary item notes a Lutheran prayer for aeronauts in a German prayer book, with a quip about not taking it to heart. The text then shifts to garbled reminiscences of liquor, visits by Kimball residents, and mixed comment on local moral towns and state authorities easing temporarily.
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Telegraph
Sidney
Potter
Steen Miles
Kimball
Observer
Sidney. P. S
Bucolics
Lodge
Pole
Boone
Re-election Bid Filed by State Senator Candidate Bushee
B K Bushee of Kimball Nebraska announces candidacy for re election as State Senator from the 27th District subject to Republican primary on August 18.
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B. K. Bushee
Kimball
Haiston Seeks Re election as Second District Commissioner
Jerome B. Haiston announces candidacy for reelection as County Commissioner for the Second District. He flags the August 18, 1914 Republican primary as the deciding contest and states submission to GOP voters.
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Jerome B. Haiston
Re-election bid for Cheyenne County Clerk in August Primary
A candidate declares intent to seek re-election as County Clerk of Cheyenne County Nebraska subject to Republican voters will at the August primary. The statement conveys confirmation of candidacy and party alignment without additional details.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Candidate announces bid for Cheyenne County Judge
A candidate declares intent to run for County Judge on the non-partisan judiciary ticket in Cheyenne County. The primary election is set for August 18, 1914, and the candidate appeals to voters to decide at the polls.
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Cheyenne County
Candidate enters race for second district commissioner
A Republican candidate announces bid for county commissioner from the second district pending the August 18 primary. The statement emphasizes party support and election timing.
McDaniel Seeks Democratic Sheriff Nomination in Cheyenne County
J W McDaniel files for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff in Cheyenne County at the primary election set for August 18 1914. The Missourian style notice names McDaniel seeking the party bid and the date of the vote.
Sweet Seeks Cheyenne County Sheriff Nomination
E. J. Sweet announces candidacy for Sheriff of Cheyenne County, subject to Democratic primary voters on Tuesday August 18. The declaration emphasizes contesting the party primary and earning voter support.
Re-election Appeal From Cheyenne County Treasurer
For thirty two years Cheyenne County treasurers have held a second term. If the service of the county treasurer’s office has been satisfactory during the present term, your support for my re election as county treasurer is appreciated. Simon Fishman.
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Cheyenne
Simon
Fishman
Anna McFadden seeks Republican primary for Superintendent post
The undersigned announces her candidacy for Superintendent of Public Instruction subject to the will of Republican voters at the August primary. Anna McFadden.
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Anna McFadden
Candidate for Third District Commissioner Seeks GOP Primary
A candidate announces intent to run for commissioner of the third district subject to Republican primary decisions. The statement names Nels Thorstenssen as a participant in the process and references the August primary.
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Thorstensen
Frank X. Rihn for County Commissioner in 1914 primary
The message announces Frank X. Rihn as a candidate for county commissioner in the second district, urging Democratic voters to participate in the August 18 1914 primary election. It emphasizes party loyalty and the will of Democratic voters guiding the selection.
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Frank X. Rihn
Frances E. Knox Seeks County Clerk Seat in Republican Primary
Frances E Knox announces her candidacy for County Clerk emphasizing qualifications in education and business, noting there are lady county clerks in the state and highlighting seven years of incumbent service. She pledges an open personal life and asks for primary support in August.
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Lfe
Frances E. Knox
Jason W. Baker Announces Neb 27th District Senate Candidacy
Jason W. Baker of Seneca Neb announces the Republican nomination bid for State Senator in Nebraska 27th District. He notes previous 1913 Test District service and pledges support for progressive legislation, fiscal economy, and western Nebraska development. He seeks electors’ support at the August 1914 primary.
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Nebraska
Arthur, Banner
Cheyenne
Devel
Garden
Grant
Hooker
Kimball
Logan
Morrill
McPherson
Scottsbluff
Thomas
Blaine
Loup
McTherson
Jason W. Baker
Seneca
Sheriff McDaniel Re-Election Bid Endorsed by Friends
The sheriff, J. W. McDaniel, willing to serve again, is praised for his vigilance and dedication. Supporters cite his strength, fearlessness, and persistence, noting his long county residence and respected family. His public service is described as conscientious and duty driven.
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McDaniel
J. W. McDaniel
Jacob Mayer to Run for County Commissioner
Jacob Mayer born in Germany forty one years ago naturalized citizen who moved his family to Cheyenne County in 1900 and purchased a large ranch five miles northwest of Sidney. After retiring three years ago he built a home in Dalton and now plans an aggressive campaign when he returns from Germany to seek the county commissioner seat for his district.
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Germany
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Dalton
Simon Fishman for County Treasurer Re-Election
County Treasurer Fishman seeks a second term, backed by long service and energy. He is known for memory and community ties, has served as vice-president and president of the Nebraska State Treasurers Association, and is a booster for Cheyenne County while managing the treasurer’s office, a mercantile business, and farming nearly two thousand acres. Sy trite Py
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Fishman
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Nels
Thoratensen
Lewis Brett
Thorstensen
Board of Commissioners
Henry E. Gapen Seeks Second Term as County Judge
Henry E Gapen announces his candidacy for a second term as County Judge of Cheyenne County. He highlights impartial handling of the office and legal experience as key qualifications. The new judiciary act requires nonpartisan ballot placement for judicial candidates at primaries and general elections.
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Henry E. Gapen
H. E. ‘Gapen
Cheyenne County
Gapen
Miss McFadden Eyes County Superintendent Race
The article urges Miss McFadden to run for county superintendent, praising her lifelong community service, educator background in Sidney and rural schools, and deep understanding of human nature that fits the office. It notes her respected family heritage and finds no objections to her candidacy.
Early Cheyenne County Settler Earns Community Respect
An influential figure from the third commissioner district in Cheyenne County stands as an early settler whose integrity and dependable leadership have earned him broad respect and trust from the community through time and trial.
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Cheyenne
Sweet Seeks Cheyenne County Sheriff Endorsed by Friends
K. J. Sweet, a longtime Cheyenne County resident, makes his first bid for public office as a Democrat. Supporters cite thirty three years of clean conduct, gentleness, and rugged health, arguing he would serve impartially as sheriff without coercion or fear.
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Cheyenne County
Mr. Sweet
Rihn Touts Past Service As County Commissioner
Frank Rihn, known to Cheyenne County residents for earlier years as county commissioner, is described as an aggressive, careful officer with sound judgment. He is praised for public and private success, a large family, and his ready good humor, and is expected to enter the race for commissioner of the second district.
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Rawne
Frank
Rihn
Cheyenne County
Chéyenne County
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