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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
2
Wide Area Is Covered Embracing a Condensation of Events
A condensed survey of varied national items includes the death of Rear Admiral Thomas H. Looker at eighty, news of typhoid on three Japanese battleships, a Fort Monroe explosion inquiry, Taft approving an imperial valley investigation, and multiple political and military notes from leaders to environmental and industrial events across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Looker
Navy
Tere
Oriental
Public Health and Marine —Hospital Service
Hattery de Russy
Fort Monroe
Taft
Interior Department
J. A Ockerson
St. Louis
Imperial Valley
Cal
Colorado River
Crozier
Thomases
Robert S. Oliver
Oliver
Miss Oliver
Expulsion Orders for Mormon Missionaries in Prussia
Foreign reports state Herr Dalwitz has signed orders expelling twenty one Mormon missionaries, many Americans or Englishmen, sent to the frontier. France faces a potential nationwide strike as engineers and firemen of the national railroaders union prepare to decide on a general stoppage over wage demands. Lydie Lopoukhova and relatives, Russian dancers engaged by Charles Frohman, set for an American tour with performances at the Empire theater in New York aboard the Oceanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr. Dalwitz
France
National Railroaders’ Union
Central Committee of
Lydie Lopoukhova
Feodor
Alexander Volinine
Charles Frohman
New York
Empire Theater
Lydic
Taft Positions in Midwest Meet Go Over Well
President Taft pleased with Ohio convention result as Nebraska Republicans endorse Taft Depeetals. Kansas Senator Bristow criticizes Breaker Cannon while reports say Minnesota’s slate is nominated for panel. Columbus rumor swirls about unrest requiring troops. Taft returns to Beverly with no trips until November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Ohio
Bristow
Kansas
Nebraska
Taft Depeetals
Minnesota
Pane
Columbus
Paft
Beverly
Nebraska Republicans and populists press county option
Nebraska Republicans and populists rally for county option. Colonel Roosevelt to visit Kansas City from noon to midnight on September 1. Roosevelt's first postreturn speech may happen in St Louis in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Kansas City
Louis D. Cole
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Theodore
Harry Thurston Peck
Oo 2
Esther Qe
Cambridge
Mass
John Warner
Ray Metcalf
Columbus
United States
John
Booth
St. Louie
State Board Lets Contract For Chadron School
The State Board of Education in Peru awarded the Chadron school construction to W. J. Assenmacher of Lincoln for 29300 and Pomerene & Co. of Lincoln won the plumbing contract for 3700. The board has 35000 to build the normal school. Wayne normal faculty and president I. S. Conn were announced, with a full roster of department heads and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Educations
Peru
Luther P. Ludden
Grand Lodge of the Masons
Senator Burkett
Henry Gibbons
Kearney
Chadron School
W. J. Assenmacher
Jincoln
Pomerene & (O. of
Lincoln
Northwest
Wayne Normal
Conn
Hogs and Pigs Assessments Vary Across Counties
State board of equalization faces protests from assessors over hog and pig valuations. Some counties tax a sow at a fixed amount with no pigcount, others set a sow plus eleven pigs, causing wide county differences. The board is urged to address the unequal values challenged by assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of
State Board of Equalization
Automobiles Returned to County Board of Equalization
The number of automobiles returned to the county board of equalization will double 1909 figures. In 1909 there were 3 611 vehicles. six counties not yet reported bring the total to 6481. On April 1, the secretary of state registered 9 286 machines, up from 5 877 the year before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atte Board of Equalization
Secretary of State
Judge Rules One Filing Fee Suffices in Primary Case
Judge Lincoln Frort rules that a single filing fee covers all party candidates in the primary election. The injunction suit by Victor Rosewater against the secretary of state seeks to bar Mr Junkin from listing deceased candidates, including two west east figures, on the populist primary ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Frort
Victor Rosewater
Secretary of State
Junkin
Attorney General to Begin Quo Warranto Suit
The Attorney General starts a quo warranto action to oust Omaha Chief of Police Donohoe and three fire department board members. An immediate filing is expected, with the governor’s office confirming plans to proceed at the earliest convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii
Donohoe
The
Omaha Fire and A Board
En Files
Nebraska in Brief A string of rural incidents and local business notes
Land sales and crime items dominate this Nebraska brief. Starr sells a quarter section near Dinmer to Peter Kenton for 20000 while Ed Williams faces a cocaine overdose death in Wisner jail. Canal headgates reopen, crops look fair, and a Beatrice derrick nearly killed workers. Fires destroy Spokane home goods, milling offices are broken into, and Young is charged with gold theft. A Stella car is recovered and a Bridgeport utility company forms with plans for water service. Wild Horse Jerry and a 14 year old girl die in Colorado ambush. suspect surrenders in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. F. Starr
Dilner
Peter Kenton
Ed Williams
Plattmouth
Scotts Bluff
Arthur Nelson
Fairbury
Clatonia
Nelson
John A. Cuykendall
Wisner
Beatrice
David Ireland
John H. Mitcham
Spokane
Wash
Ita
Tecumseh Milling Company
L. S. Crittenden
Peter Adam Young
John Young
North
Nebraska
Madison County
Young
W. H. Wheeler
Stella
Arthur McGinnis
Bridgeport Electric Light and Power Company
Jerry McGaw
Jerry
Thompson
Colorado
Kimball
McGaw
Walt Rising
Greeley
Valo
Prominent Western Attorney Tells Boy His Office Rules
A western attorney recalls hiring a bright boy who sought work. The lawyer says the job would involve writing telegrams and taking messages, highlighting the need for schooling. The boy answers confidently that he is well educated, reflecting on independence.
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Pennsylvania
Campbell
Cummins
Aldrich
Harding
Mt. McKinley
Alaska
Chicago
A. J. Hopkins
Senate
Fortress Monroe
Supreme Court’ of
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Yoakum
Frisco Railroad
Niagara Falls
Dees
Hungary
Crane
Margaret “Barcha
Chicago Heights
Cardinal Gibbons
Westminster
Commons
Houden
George Washington
Virginia
Hamburg
Iowa
Frederick Dent Grant
Department of the East
Governors Island
N. Y
Laura Jeanne Libbey
William Tubbert
William J. Tubert
Syracuse
United States District Court
State Board
J. G W. Lewis
Broken Bow
J. T. House
W. D. Redmond
Elsie Piper
Elizabeth Kingsbury
Sarah J. Killen
Adams, Neb
E. J. Hatmer
Wayne
C. H. Bright
Chi
Cago
Edith Stocking
Rachel Fairchild
Mary L. Smith
Ann Arbor
Lillian Jewell
Reading
N. A. Bengtson
Brownell
Osceola
OASIS
Socorro
Dee Pee Fee
Edie Sine World
Saath
Daisy Fly Killer
Lalgume
la Bli Besson
Ge Baers Saiget
One National Live Stock Com. Co
Menene City
Joseph, Me
Omaha
Heh
Saint Katharine’s School For Girls
Davenport
Seaaoseece and Gymnasium
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