Aero Congress to Be Majestic Midwest Event in Omaha
The International Aero Congress comes to Omaha from November 3 to 5 with dignitaries from the aircraft industry and military leaders. The program features a Courcelette battle recreation, a 90 million candlepower light show, and a social buildup led by Ak-Sar-Ben, Chamber of Commerce, Aero Club, and American Legion as railroads offer special one and a half fare round trips.
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Omaha
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Paris
Bill Hohenzollern
Seine
International Aero Congress
Volstead
Missouri
Ak-Sar-Ben Knights
Chamber of Commerce
The
Aero Club of Omaha
American Legion
Itso
Earl W. Porter
Congress
Orville Wright
Glenn Curtiss
Glenn Martin
Charles J. Gliden
Air Congress
Kenesaw M. Landis
John G. Emory
Ira A. Rader
Ean
Army
Courcelette
Rupert Huighes
Eddie Deeds
General Electric Company
France
Chasse
Central West
Ace of Aces Entered for Omaha Air Congress
Eddie Rickenbacker the famed American flying ace will attend the Omaha air congress on November 8 to 9. He will appear with his smile and personality, as announced by Farl W. Porter president of the Omaha Aero club which is organizing the event.
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Nebraska
Omaha Air Congress
Bells
Farl W. Porter
Omaha Aero Club
Local social notes from Maple Grove and Sund area visits
Maple Grove community list of visits and family gatherings from last week. Henry Holter transacted business in Sund with Mrs Ed Miles and daughter and Mrs W To Sharman and sons. Several families including Miles, Roe, Sharman, Jorgensen, and Straight shared meals and drives, with Andrew Johnson’s car accident and a lighthearted remark about runaway cars.
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Henry Holter
Sund
Ed Miles
Sharman and Sons
Floa Johnson
Gurley
Charles Gabriel
Albert Johnson
Wil Johnson
Oscar Johnson
Wyoming
W. Y. Miles
Familly
Dill Meters
Ray
Tully Straight
Nels Johnson
Sidney
N. P. Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Andrew
Thor Rasmussen
F. A. Johnson
W. T. Sharman
H. F. Straight
Glidys
Glen Roe
Roy Bunion
Gilbert
Henry James
Charlie Smith
M. H. Landrigan
Richard Selling
Birthday Celebration and Socials Around Bunker Hill
Edwin Aurich was surprised at his Bunker Hill home Monday for his birthday with card games and prizes won by Mrs Theo Borcher and Arthur Borcher. Nearby families visited, danced, dined, and autoed to Sidney and Pine Bluffs across multiple days, with Farmers Union events and gatherings noted in the week.
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Edwin Aurich
Gurley
W. E. Lloyd
Glen Bales
Farmers Union Meeting
Sidney
Henry Schmidt
Schmidt
Theo. Borcher
Hilbert Borcher
Pine Bluffs
John Borcher
Carl Schmidt
Wm. Rohde
Ray Francis
Wm. Meyer
Dalton
Beyer Bros
Arthur Borcher
Walter Hopper
Mr. Aurich
Walter Hoppel
Jailer Escorts Inmate To Funeral In Nebraska
Clifford Martin, jailed in Grand Islands for violating the Volstend act, sought permission to attend his baby's funeral after a week of bereavement. Jailer J E Wickmeyer escorted him. Telegrams from Washington confirmed permission and then questioned his attendance.
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Clifford Martin
Grand Islands
Nebraska
Washington
J.E. Wickmeyer
Martin
United States District Attorney
Fueral
Laundry Request Message for Taxi Dispatch
A terse instruction reads Send it to the laundry with a directive to call 161 for taxi service. The note emphasizes prompt action and clear communication within dispatch operations.
Red Cross Works to Improve Health Nationwide
The annual Red Cross health report cites Nursing Service, Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick, nutrition classes, First Aid, Life-Saving and Health Centers reaching 90 252 people with lectures and exhibits. It notes 19 877 nurses in wartime service and 37 787 registered, with 1 551 assigned to government work and 1 848 employed domestically and abroad. It also highlights 5 100 first aid classes training 104 000 students to reduce industrial injuries nationwide.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
The
Army
Navy
United States Public Health Service
United States
Europe
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Vice President dominates White House dinners with palms
Edward G. Lowry notes in the New Republic that the vice president serves as the official diner, entertaining nightly from November to May. Palms hauled between houses provide decorative background while the vice president remains the foreground host, seen as witty or informed.
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Edward G. Lowry
The
New Republic
Red Cross Allocates $310000 for Clean Up Drive
The American Red Cross approved a $310,000 appropriation to support the government led clean up campaign for disabled veterans and federal aid claims. Of this total $35,000 is earmarked for the American Legion to cover expenses of their representatives in Veterans Bureau districts. The remaining funds are to be divided among Red Cross divisions to carry out their direct duties in the program.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
American Legion
Legion
Veterans Bureau
Red Cross Organization
Dentist De F L Snell Advertises Neubauer Blog
De F L Snell dentist advertises services with contact through Neubauer Blog and a phone number listed as 12.
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F. L. Snell
Neubauer
Honeymoon Ends as Harding Faces Real Policy Battle
The New York Journal of Commerce notes the administration must now confront real duties and economic policy. It warns against opposition from manufacturers seeking to fix prices and a resistant Civil Service, urging four weeks of study to strengthen the President for public interests against reaction and radicalism.
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Harding
Federal Civil Service
Congress
New York Journal of Commerce
Man Burned to Death in Burlington Yard Fire
One man died and several escaped injury when three railroad bunk cars burned in Burlington yards at Alliance last Saturday. Jack Stankowitz, 21, a Burlington laborer, slept in a bunk car and had been injured days earlier when a rail fell on his feet. His body was found after firefighters stopped the blaze. Authorities suspect hoboes started the fire. Stankowitz had no relatives in the country.
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Alliance
Burlington
Jack Stnakowitz
Burlington Fire Department
Stankowitz
Electric Shop Advertisement Tightens Local Shopping Route
For your Electric Supplies go to the Electric Shop one block east of the American Bank.
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The
American Bank
Dr. B B Charles Relocates to Osborne Building
Dr B B Charles a specialist in eye ear nose and throat now operates from the Osborne Building. New crop sauerkraut is offered in bulk. Sidney Meat and Provision Co advertises taxi service with a contact number 161.
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BB. Charles
Pease
Osborne Bldg
Sidney Meat & Provision CO
Learn Your Market Aims to Manufacture Farm Tractors
The Nation's Business notes a firm planned tractor production but first spent fifty thousand dollars assembling extensive printed data. Investigators mapped U S tillable acres, yields by region, plowing days, horse usage, and farm distances to repair centers. The research demonstrates a shift toward definitive business planning.
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United States
Red Cross Trains 147 Blind Vets In Useful Work
The Red Cross Institute for the Blind near Baltimore trained 147 blind ex-service men in 1920-1921 to fit them for life’s battles. Nineteen moved to other institutions with sighted peers for advanced education. twelve entered occupations. fourteen pursued on the job training. eighty seven remain in training. some withdrew due to health.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Institute For the Blind
Baltimore
Red Croes
Ars
Missouri Kaiser in Porto Rico Governor Strategy
A Missouri correspondent likens a Porto Rico governor hopeful to a Missouri Kaiser citing his demand for a single language. The Hon. E Mont Reilly urges him to abandon any aim of independence. San Juan later confirms the critic's sharp label of Mr. Kelly as a Missouri Kaiser.
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Missouri
Porto Rico
E. Mont Reilly
San Juan
Kelly
Barcelo Names For Appointment Stir Independence Debate
The New Republic notes Senor Barcelo, leader of a party favoring ultimate independence, recommended three names for gubernatorial appointment. Mr Kelly stated he would never appoint an advocate of independence, a remark described as echoing style of British royal governors before the Revolutionary war.
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Senor Barcelo
Kelly
New Republic
Crime and vaccination outrage cited by readers and editors
In a era of port quarantine and immigrant treatment, critics decry what they call tyranny and cruelty by authorities. A French traveler’s 227 Americans faced vaccination pain and indignation, with calls: “outrage” and “a crime.” Ads promote Tanlac from Bassett’s Pharmacy and hats at the Quality Shop in Sidney.
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Normania
Fire Island
E. L. Godkin
Evening Post
Harvard Glee Club
United States Health Service
America
New Republic
Sidney
Bassett
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