Motorist hits child then flees in hit and run tragedy
The Minneapolis Tribune condemns hit and run drivers who abandon injured victims calling for swift police pursuit and full punishment. The piece contrasts moral responsibility with cowardly behavior and urges public intolerance of drivers who leave after harming a child. It notes probable complicity or influence of oil interests in political conventions and mentions Harvey’s Chicago nomination anecdote and conservative circles.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Minneapolis
Those Old Lanes From Council Bluffs Nonpareil
A nostalgic meditation on rural byways beyond the city’s pavement. Vivid scenes of dirt roads, vines, sumac, wild grapes, pheasants, rabbits, and fall colors evoke quiet country lanes where solitude and nature invite reflection and a sense of the divine.
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Council Bluffs
Colonel Harvey Indicates Harding Nomination Was Foregone
From forthcoming biography of Colonel George Harvey, Warren G. Harding’s 1920 nomination appears foregone long before public suspicion, with emphasis on political shifts and insider awareness. The piece notes Harvey’s close perspective on the Republican convention and presidential race dynamics.
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New York Evening World
George Harvey
Warren G. Harding
Parole Hearing Set for Forgery Convict in Cheyenne County
Clarence Hurt, convicted in Cheyenne County on September 22, 1928 for Forgery, has applied for parole. The Nebraska Board of Pardons schedules a hearing at 10 A.M. October 8, 1929 at the State Penitentiary in Lincoln. All interested parties may appear and present reasons for or against grant. Frank Marsh, Secretary. N. T. Harmon, Chief State Probation Officer.
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Clarence Hurt
Cheyenne County
Board of Pardons
State Penitentiary
Lincoln
Nebraska
Frank Marsh
N. T. Harmon
Martin Busskohl
Pardons Board to Hear Forgery Convict’s Appeal in Lincoln
Martin Busskohl, convicted in Cheyenne County on September 22, 1928 for forgery, has applied for a parole. The Nebraska Board of Pardons will hold a hearing at 10 A.M. on October 8, 1929 at the State Penitentiary in Lincoln. Interested parties may appear to present their views on granting the parole.
Pardons Board sets parole hearing for Worley in 1928
Notice to interested parties that Lee Worley convicted of forgery in Cheyenne County on September 22 1928 has requested parole. Board of Pardons fixes 10 00 A M October 8 1928 at the State Penitentiary Lincoln Nebraska for public appearance and to show cause why parole should not be granted. Also referenced is an ancillary matter in Cheyenne County Nebraska county court regarding Annie Hart deceased estate and an order of hearing on petition.
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Lee Worley
Cheyenne County
Board of Pardons
State Penitentiary
Lincoln
Nebraska
Annie Hart
Settlement Hearing Date Set in County Court
In the county court at the county court room on September 13 1929 Grace T Barlow and Dorothy E Krause seek final settlement and distribution of estate assets. Hearing is set for October 4 1929 at 2 00 PM with notices to interested parties by publication in The Sidney Telegraph for three successive weeks prior to the hearing.
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Said
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G. P. Kratz
Grace T. Barlow
Dorothy E. Krause
Sidney Telegraph
Order of Hearing and Notice of Probate of Will 3S County
In Cheyenne County Court John Pant enburg and William F Pantenburg seek probate of Elizabeth Pantenburg s will filed Sept 9 1929 appointing executors. A hearing is set Oct 16 1929 at 10 00 AM. Notice to interested parties via The Sidney Telegraph for three weeks.
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John Pantenburg
Anna Neasham
William FF. Pantenburg
Arthur R. Pantenburg
Margaret C. Taffe
Elizabeth Pantenburg
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