Governor Morehead Replies To Massachusetts Official Autograph Request
A letter from Governor Morehead to HE F Long, secretary to the Massachusetts governor, defends Nebraska’s finances. It notes county treasurer Ure of Douglas County asks state officials to devise a way to evade a $3818 charge for not remitting state funds monthly. Nebraska claims debt free with $10,000,000 loaned, large school lands, and pride in its finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ure
Douglas County
Smith
Hall
Nebraska
Morehead
HE. F. Long
Goodrich Company Wins Legal Fight Over Auto Supply Prices
The United States District Court in Cleveland ruled in favor of the B F Goodrich Company against the Automotive Co-operative Association of America. The official said the ruling protects 75,000 auto supply houses and preserves dealer profits and consumer access to repair services. Also reported are Henry Wilkins declared legally dead after twelve years, with $2,000 plus interest awarded to his heir, and a divorce suit in Arthur County involving Alfred C Braden and Mars Braden with charges of attempted murder and conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Goodrich Company
United States District Court
Cleveland
Automobile Co-operative Association of America
Ian
Consumers League
Gothenburg
Henry Wilkins
Wilkins
John Voss
Woodmen of America
Arthur County
Alfred C. Braden
Mars Braden
Westover
Grimes
Arthur
Imperial j Building Boom and State Happenings
News briefs from the state cover a building boom in Imperial j, a $10,900 loss from a poultry plant fire in Columbus, a butter survey by the state food commission, resignations of Union Pacific executives, and conventions across Nebraska. Also noted are farm rotations to combat wheat smut, a new archbishop for Omaha, large veterinary and religious gatherings, and various local incidents including fires, accidents, and political moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Poultry Company
State Food Commission
A. L. Mohler
Charles Ware
Union Pacific Railroad
Nebraska Harness Makers’ Association
Columbus
State Railway Commission
Rock Island
Wilson
FC. Warrington
Mason City
Broken Bow
Emma Casheen
Lincoln
State Game
Gch Commission
Master Bakers
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Omaha
Elizabeth French
Sterling
Carl Stapf
Cambridge
Morehead
W. J. Bryan
League
Washington
State Agricultural Board
Jeremiah J. Harty
Manila
Scannell
Missouri Valley Veterinarians’ Association
Nebraska Sons of Herman
Plattsmouth
William Piepenstock
Wayne
George A. Speirs
Butler County
Ulysses
Cyrus Pargeon
North Platte
District Court
Secretary of State Pool
The
State University
Julius F. Silber
Kansas City
W. H. Stewart
Geneva
Nebraska G. A. R
Texington
Seventeenth Trust Company
State Banking Board
Surety Mortgage and Trust Company
David City
JH. BE. Lewis
New Orleans
Mellor
State Board of Agriculture
John P. Golden
Register of the Land Office
O'Neill
Conservation Commission
Wilsonville
Conner University
Bethany
Mies
Union Pacific Engineering Department
Missouri River
Dodge County
Board of Supervisors
Anna Richter
Carrollton
Frontline Battles Across Verdun Tyrol and Tigris Fronts Intensify
Austrians push against Italy in southern Tyrol capturing Wima Mandrido and adjacent heights as more than 24 000 prisoners and 172 cannons reported. In Verdun region French claim gains northwest and east of Fort Douaumont while Germans hold Hill 304. British suffer losses near Givenchy as Russians join British against Turks on the Tigris and Turks retreat from Berbarossa and Dujailam redoubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrol
Verdun
la Bassee
Trent
Lavorone
Vienna
Wima
Mandrido
Astadh
Rome
Geneva
Douaumont
Fort Douaumont
Donaumont
Etill
le Mort Homme
Berlin
Haudremont
Givenchy
Asiatic
Turkey
Tigris
Berbarossa
Dujailam
Hearing on hail insurance combine and related cases
A state university board hearing addressed P F Zimmer of Lincoln alleging hail insurers conspired to bar farmers from using nonmember companies. Douglas county quo warranto sought to remove Ida M Kelley as Woodmen Circle supreme bankier and install Nora DeBolt elected. Rail demurrage terms shift after forty eight hours free time to 3 a day then 5 after three days. Nebraska railroads deny plans to attack 2 cent passenger rate law as per federal court suit by Reed citing a coordinated railroad effort. Reward posted in York for missing I H Afflerbach with locals pledging funds and Knights of Pythias adding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University Board
Lincoln
P. F. Zimmer
Douglas County
Ida M. Kelley
Supreme Bankership
Woodmen Circle
Nora DeBolt
State Suprems
Railway’ Commission
Nebraska
State Supreme Court
Reed
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
York
H. ‘Afflerbach
Grass Range
Mont
York County
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Fenske Bros
the Home of Quality
Sungl, Nebraska
RED Pep
Daniel
Sidney, Neb
Goodrich Company
LEGAL
Colorado
Rockies
Via
Union Pacific
W. S. Basinger
Omaha, Neb
News OF Nebraska
Imperial J
Federal Office of Farm Management
Office of Food, Drug, Dairy and Oll Commission
Happy Theodora van Wyck Benner
Senator van Wyck
F. W. Benner
New York
Judge Day
Donald G. Thompson
Nebraska National Guard
Nebraska Guard
Sidney Variety Store
Sidney
Ake
Cornell - Wood Board
Ornell Wood Board
Cornell-Wood- Board
Carnell Wood Prodneta Ca
COO Perehte
Chicaca
Sidney:Lumber Company
Sidney, Nebraska
Co . Perry
William Ritchie
Ritchie & Perry
Attorneys-at-Law
Bridgeport, Neb
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Bonded Abstracters
Joseph M. Swenson
Cleburne Block
O. W. Zike
Palace Livery Barn
J. C. Swatzlander
M. D
Oberfelder Building
Henry E. Gapen
Government Land Business
Gapen Building
Glenn Bliss
Bentley Building
Ch. W. T. Elkner
McIntosh Block
And
Myron L. Babcock
Logan County Bank Building
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
Stonagy
Nebrask
I, A. Brown, D
Palmer School
Davenport
New High School
Poctor
John R
Carter
Potter, Nebraska
Railroads
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