Bootleggers rounded up in county raid Saturday night
Dozens of arrests reported for sale and possession of the “scorpion in the bottle” as raids across the county resulted in multiple jail bookings. Judge Elmer Kahl presided Monday, handing down sentences including 60 days for Pat Connelly and 30 days apiece for John Gustin, Carl Bor vehert, and others, with several more defendants awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kahl
Pat Connelly
John Gustin
Charles Ward
Henry Dinger
Carl Borvehert
Roy Marsh
Pete Lazonas
Sara Lazonas
John Davis
Harry White
Walter Cruise
Cheyenne Country
Nebraska Congress of Parent-Teachers Meeting October 16
Nebraska Congress of Parent-Teachers to hold a meeting on October 16 with sessions on parent-teacher associations in high and grade schools, juvenile protection, and rural division leadership. Education department talks cover citizenship, art, humane education, music, and school education, followed by home education, literature standards, home economics, social standards, thrift, and citizenship roles. Afternoon includes legislation, movies, safety, child hygiene, mental hygiene, and a summer roundup plus public welfare and state industrial school remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Graham
Lincoln
Parent-Teacher Association
Fred B. Jones
Oxford
R. E. Clark
North Platte
R. W. Powell
E. M. Roberts
Grand Island
Home Service Department
J. T. Anderson
David Dreisel
Mary Ellen Brown
H. R. Pritchard
Omaha
J. S. Morrow
Chloe Baldridge
C. S. Clayton
Public Welfare Department
E. Ruth Pyrtle
N. F. Plunder
Norfolk
Anna Kinney
Public Health Department
Louise Murphy
Esther Myers
George Buer
R. V. Clark
State Industrial School
Bradford
Cattle prices soar as markets hit new highs
Cattle industry records a remarkable rally with Denver cattle bring 17 to 18 dollars per hundredweight on the hoof. Reports show Wyoming stock purchases of 75 thousand dollars and 810 yearlings shipped to a feeder in Iowa for sixty nine thousand dollars. Farmers anticipate a coming scarcity and rising profits before a future decline. The Altar Society plans a bake sale at Greenlees on September 22 at 2 30 p m with committee members listed.
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Denver
Chicago
Omaha
Sidney Territory
Wyoming
Olson& Sons
Keith County
Iowa
Altar Society
Greenlees
Peter Peetz
Bernadine Muenstermann
R. E. Roche
Mark Martin
Terrific Porto Rico Storm Brings Widespread Losses
Porto Rico faces massive destruction after last week's hurricane. Half the island is homeless as Governor Towner requests immediate Red Cross aid and emergency shipments of rice beans potatoes flour salt pork codfish beef and quarters. San Juan reports vast property damage and several casualties with Arecibo hit by floods and wind.
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Towner
San Juan
Arecibo
R. Acosta Velarde
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Red Cross
Camp Henry
Gurley Schools Opened With Good Attendance
Gurley September 3 opened with fine enrollment as eight teachers led by Superintendent Lester Collen and Principal S C Wagner. Staff includes high school teachers Christine Brant and Laura Smith plus several grade teachers. Many students from outside districts enrolled in the high school for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley
Lester Collen
S. C. Wagner
Christine Brant
Laura Smith
Lila Brotherton
Rita Mount
Ruth Cruise
Alice Shaw
Dalton man flies to Iowa in owned plane from Sioux City
Floyd Cox of Denver, partner of Louie Vick of Dalton, flew in last week from Sioux City, Iowa after a three month stay. Cox is a linotype operator at the Denver Post. Louie Vick drove back Sunday and had been carrying passengers at the fair in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Cox
Denver
Louie Vick
Dalton
Sioux City
Iowa
Louie
Cox
Denver Post
Sidney
Third of Million Students Attend Nebraska Schools
Charles W. Taylor the state superintendent estimates about 325000 pupils attend Nebraska public schools opening the first week of September. About 50000 are in high schools taught by roughly 14000 teachers including 2000 high school instructors. Teacher salaries total 14500000 while property and equipment investment stands near 98000000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Taylor
Nebraska
Hoover Seen As Reasonably Wet In Kahn Letter
Otto Kahn, a New York banker, writes from Salzburg that Herbert Hoover would likely urge Congress to liberalize the Volstead Act if elected. The letter, sent to Vice President Dawes and made public, argues for changes compatible with constitutional requirements and a broad view of enforcement.
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Herbert Hoover
Congress
Otto Kahn
New York
Kahn
Mr. Hoover
Salzburg
Germany
Dawes
Smith
Hoover
Dalton Doings Confined at Home Ten Days
Mrs. W. Ross has been confined to her home for ten days due to illness. Miss Ethel Hardin drove to Chappell Friday and returned with her aunt Miss Alberta Hardin, an instructor in the Chappell schools. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Babcock and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ross
Ethel Hardin
Chappell
Alberta Hardin
C. R. Babcock
Former Governor Bryan Tours Cheyenne County
Former Governor Bryan visited Cheyenne County and pressed issues for the campaign. He attacked Republican hypocrisy on prohibition, condemned Mellon for undermining the 18th amendment, and said Democrats were the dry party while Republicans remained wet. He accused Republicans of corrupting government for special interests and warned against political manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Smith
Bryan
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Mellon
United States
Mr. Hoover
Moses
New Hampshire
Teapot Dome
Dalton Social Roundup Sees Local Movements And Visits
Merril Eloise spent Sunday in Sidney at the Tanner home with relatives. J H Foster family and Geraldine returned from Lincoln after the state fair. Zarbaughs and grandson Gene Howe visited Lincoln. Zarbaughs and Mrs Raymond Zarbaugh returned home. Margaret Armuth went to Sidney to resume studies at St Patrick academy. Vera Ross visited her parents here then returned to Kimball. A Presbyterian Church basement party honored Mr and Mrs Shaneyfelt visiting Dalton. Leona and Laura Blome left for Hastings to resume college work. Walter Brestel and son with Lyal Taylor and son Bobby toured Scottsbluff and Kimball. A D Greenlee of Sidney visited Dalton. W F Brestel and Hubert Bundegarde families plan Denver trip over weekend. G T Hardin and daughter Ethel drove to Limon with Ethel continuing to Kansas State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Eloise
Sidney
A E. Tanner
J. H. Foster
A. L. Simpson
Geraldine
Lincoln
H. Zarbaugh
Gene Howe
Zarbaugh
Raymond Zarbaugh
Margaret Armuth
St. Patrick's Academy
Vera Ross
Kimball
Presbyterian Church
J. Shaneyfelt
Dalton
Leona
Laura Blome
Hastings
Walter Brestel
Stanley
Lyal Taylor
Bobby
Scottsbluff
A. D. Greenlee
W. F. Brestel
Hubert Bundegarde
Denver
G. T. Hardin
Miss Ethel
Limon
Colo
Ethel
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas State University
Bryan Accuses Republicans of Extravagance in Nebraska Race
Senator Bryan attacks the McKelvie administration claiming reduced payroll, higher taxes, and wasted state funds. He says taxes now 20 million yearly versus 5 million eight years ago and payroll grew from 200 to over 1000. He promises a large unemployed exodus after January 1 if elected Governor. The speech drew warm applause with Charles Pool supporting the secretary of state bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKelvie
Bryan
State House
Mr. Bryan
Charles Pool
C. S. Radcliffe
Sidney For al Smith Club
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