Nebraskas busy state news and race track outlook
The Gornhusker state reports 1334 cases before the state supreme court, a lift in McCook post office receipts, and a record state fair attendance. A hay barn fire near Columbus kills Paul Cartenaen, while Georgists mark radio activity in Omaha and preparations for Ak-Sar-Ben races begin. Potatoes, corn, and cattle show varied condition changes as drought persists and building activity rises. Obituaries note several deaths, including Edgar Harley, and safety and transport incidents occur across cities like Lincoln, Omaha, and Alliance.
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Atate Supreme Court
Ap Auto Atolea
Omaha
Hudson
N. Y
McCook Post Office
Paul Cartenaen
Columbus
J. L. Pinkham
Voa Expiosion
Hi Saars Ene
Ak-Sar- Ben
State Bureau
North Platte Valley
Peter Scheik
John Schick
Gage County
Portland
Ore
Nebraska
A. B. Anderson
Lincoln
Pawnee County
York County
Ten State Chiropractic
Sw. A. W. Schwietert
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Legion
United States
National Legion
Robert
Frank A. Simpson
Fairbury
W. W. Rice
Havelock
City Auditorium
Burlington
Bess Brothers
Custer County
Knights of Pythias
Kearney
R. W. Worth
Alliance
State Railway Commission
Omaha & Lincoln Railway A Light Co
Papillion
Ford Company Pays Highest Income Tax This Year
New York leads in state revenue districts with Ford Motor Co of Detroit paying a nation leading 16,493,160 in taxes. Adding Henry and Edel Ford pushes Ford totals over 20 million while John D. Rockefeller Jr. tops individuals at 6,277,669. Others include J P Morgan 574,379 and Vincent Astor 642,000 among many prominent names.
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New York
Fta
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Henry Ford
Edel Ford
Ford
New York City
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
United States
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Andrew W. Melton
James Couzens
Vincent Astor
James B. Pets Lassen
John W. Davis
Mary Pickford
Charles G. Dawes
President Coolidge
Marshall Field
Woodrow Wilson
Charles G. Chaplin
Richard T. Crane
Jackie Coogan
Jack Dempsey
Will
Winter Wheat Acreage Rise Might Double U S Output
The Department of Agriculture reports that domestic wheat needs may be heavily surpassed by next year’s winter wheat production if average yields and an added 4,000,000 acres occur. A 9.07 percent increase could push sown land to about 46.4 million acres, yielding roughly 40.4 million harvested acres.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Kellogg Presses China Duties and Promises at Bar Address
Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg told the American Bar Association that the United States will scrupulously keep the promises made to China at the Washington armament conference while also requiring China to perform the obligations of a sovereign state in protecting foreign citizens and their property. He added that powers may broaden the tariff conference beyond the treaty's strict terms.
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Detroit
Mich
China
United States
Frank B. Kellogg
American Bar Association
Kellogg
Col Mitchell Narrowly Escapes Plane Crash in Texas
Col William Mitchell, Eighth corps air officer and former assistant chief of the air service, narrowly escaped death when his plane crashed after a forced landing near the new Second division. Passenger Harry Short, civilian aircraft expert, was unhurt as the aircraft wrecked.
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San Antonio
Texas
William Mitchell
Eighth Corps
The
Air Service
Harry Short
Charges of Heresy Filed Against Dr Hough and Phelps
Dr Harold Hough pastor of Central Methodist church Detroit and Dr William H Phelps editor of the Michigan Christian Advocate face twenty seven charges of heresy filed by Dr Levi Bird of Port Sanilac Michigan. Several charges are described as intemperate and unsuitable for publication.
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Detroit
Mich
Harold Hough
Central Methodist Church
Wiliam H. Phelps
Michigan Christian Advocate
Levi Bird
Port Sanilac
Chicago Clothier Ends Life
James Eldridge Wilson vice president of Wilson Bros wholesale manufacturers of men s furnishings shot himself at his Evanston home after poor health. He died from self inflicted injuries, ending his life in his residence.
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Chicago Clothier
Chicago
James Eldridge Wilson
Wilson Bros
Evanston
Tehitcherin Quits Post Stockholm Report Confirms
A Stockholm newspaper reports confirmation that Soviet foreign minister Tchitcherin resigns over ill health. The item cites a reported decision and the reaction from officials in the Swedish capital.
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Stockholm
Tchitcherin
Maple Grove Local News Briefs and Visits
Crowded Out Last Week details social calls across Maple Grove including Ruhters, Siders, Miles, Johnsons, Sharmans, Davises, and Krug relatives. Notes frequent weekend visits, school events, local ball game and the Bunker Hill North Sidney score, plus visits from Meyer, Beyer, Hille, and Foster families.
Ickes News School Starts in District 70 With Local Staff
Monday morning marked the start of classes in district No 70 with Miss Ethel Freeman of Stromberg teaching in the high school and Miss Esther Anderson of Broadwater in the primary. Several teachers and area residents were mentioned, along with pupils from district No 70 heading to other schools and community visits by families in Dalton, Potter, and Bayard.
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Ethel Freeman
Stromberg
Mies
Esther Anderson
Broadwater
Misa Ega Anderson
Mayer School
Gertrude Fullerton
G. H. Worth
Josephine Walsh
Sidney
Emma
Paul Morrow
Vern Peterson
Dalton
Crowded Bunker Hill Visit With Hille and Klug Families
Ernest Hille and family visit Mrs. Hille's brother Arthur Klug and family of Norfolk. Mr and Mrs Edgard Nelson and family spend Monday with Mrs Iva Beyer and family. Henry Schmidt and children Loreze and Lucille left to visit relatives in Bloomfield. Rex Bayne left for Canton Missouri to enter college after a summer visit.
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Fred Beyer
Iva Meyer
Paul Meyer
Wm. Meyer
Jacob Volkert
Wm. Sachs
Iva Beyer
George Foster
Ernest Hille
Sunol Notes on Local Travel and Absence
John Kucera left Saturday for Lincoln to enter the university. Mrs. D. E. Dickison treated the D. M. C. ladies to a melon feed. Wanda Passat was absent from school several days last week due to illness. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vacik motored to Sidney on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allington were
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Andrew Johnson
Henry Krigel
R. W. Johnson
A. K. Anderson
Dorcas Society
Clara Kragel
R. ©. Ruhter
Mr. Ruhter
Gurley
Luther Kahse
Ed Miles
Nels Johnson’s
Earl Helms
Colton
Charles Deaver
Ray Miles
Luther Kadge
Walter Johns
W. T. Sharman
Gons
Strandberg
Vern Bowman
Ed Mayer
Deshler
Mayer
Peterson
John Newetney
Charles Mayer
Harold Bovee
Douglas
Wyo
Matt Ackles
Gilbert
Bridgeport
Charles Hoft
Council Bluff
E. BE. Osborn
J. C. Guill
W.F. Osborn
John Kucera
Lincoln
University
D. E. Dickison
Wanda Passat
Jerry Vacik
Sidney
Mir
Bert Allington
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Gornhusker News
Ford Company
Col. Mitchell
Hersey
L. H.hough
Tehitcherin
Maple Grove
R. C. Ruhters
Tom Siders
W. T
Wm. Jeudes
J. Beyer
Everet Foster
John Engel
Baul Meyer
Denver
Bunker Hill
Belle Stafford
Philson
Wm. King
Fred King
Charles Overman
Wim
Robbe
Henry
North Sidney
Alex Sterling
B. C. Kucera
California
Wiss Myrtle Anderson
Avis Hunter
J. B. Ruttner
D. B. Fletcher
Maybelle Morris
Loveland
Colo
Opal Allington
Ickes News
Fer Taxi
BUICK
Yhais Hill
Buick Motor Company
Flint
Chigan Division
General Meters Corporation
Oss
Broughem
Sean Part Rendever
Hahler Garage
NEBR
Cheyenne County
the Telegraph
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