Ex Service Men Interest in Acres of Land Remain to Be Taken Up
A gang robber leader Kansasity-Keith Collina, alleged head of a Coun cil Blaffe heist, was arrested near Westville Oklahoma on a farm owned by his uncle. Three government postal inspectors—W. L. Noah, W. N. Cobb, and J. W. Adamson—made the capture and reported Collins had confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Noah
St. Louis
WN. Cobb
Omaha
J. W. Adamson
Kansas City
Johnston
Young Collins
Lands Open for Homesteads in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb March 14 Approximately 69000 acres of vacant government land remain in Nebraska to be taken up by homesteaders A large portion suited for grazing while thousands of acres are rough barren land Ex service men show interest but many have incorrect rights to claims They must establish residence and the two year service term may be deducted from the three years residence required by law
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Henry A. Meter
Register of Public Land
Lincoln District
Milo Steentik
Arete
J. We
Beatrice
Central City
New Lutheran Hospital
South Beatrice
Scottsbinaff
Platte River
Louisville
Kiewit Brothers
Omaha
Bar of
Thomas County
Thedford
Seneca
College of Agriculture
American Legion
Columbus
T. A Line
Fremont Hes
Olaf Olsen
Bommer
Panama Zone
Cristobal
P. F P. Bross
Victor Stamm
Hoskins
Nebraska Leper Charlies P Young Placed Under Quarantine
Washington reports Charlies P Young a Nebraska resident with leprosy placed under strict quarantine. His arrival here may ease Nebraska officials’ burden until federal facilities exist. The federal government currently has no leprosy care facilities.
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Washington
Charlies P Young
Nebraska
United States
Sunday Law Enforcement Urged in 35 States in 1921
The Lord's Day Alliance announced plans to press strict Sabbath enforcement in at least 35 states during 1921. Dr. Mary L. Bowlby said the drive targets ending Sunday baseball, films, and automobiling with all stores closed on Sundays.
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New York
Prohibition Boss Announces Plan to Track Niquer Drops
Albany bulletin reports federal prohibition director Charles Eric Connor reveals plans to personally oversee every drop of Niquer from bonded warehouses to the final destination. Aimed at tightening enforcement, the move seeks to halt illicit bootlegging in New York.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Charles Eric Connor
Typhoid Outbreak Alarms Skibbereen District
An alarming outbreak of typhoid fever in the Skibbereen district causes several deaths under investigation by authorities. No evidence supports alleged plots by Sinn Fein to spread typhoid germs.
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Debtin
Skibbereen
Sian Fein
Methodist bishops decide to withdraw from world movement
The house of bishops at Atlantic City NJ voted to withdraw from the Inter Church World Movement while honoring the Methodist Episcopal church pledge of 1.5 million dollars made a year ago.
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Atlantic City
N. J
House of Bishops of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Interchurch World Movement
Methodist Church
Jamaica ginger ruling on intoxicating liquor status
The Supreme Court bench holds Jamaica ginger is not an intoxicant unless proven as a liquor substitute. In the case of Sam Lookery and Regea storekeepers of PisGeid, the verdicts are set aside. Panama Canal revenue exceeds operating costs by 2 38700, with General Chester Barding noting expected expat income within a period.
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Heston
Jamaica
Supreme Court
Sam Lookery
Regea
PisGeid
de Courcey
Panama Canal
Washington, D. C
Panama Camal Bee
Chester Barding
Panama
Market Bulk Report Highlights Grain Livestock Prices
The issue notes mixed grain and animal prices across Chicago Minneapolis and Boston markets. Wheat corn and bran quotes shift while cattle and hogs show declines or steadying trends through late November. Shipping points report slow potato sales and steady cabbage with general price movements tied to holiday demand.
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Absae
Kannan Cl
Chicago
Minneap- SA Nat“ Tosar-cauer— Capucuny-Enactings
Remeine Light
Phila
Minneapolis
Northeastern
Marie White Sary
Louie
Notaifa Meni
Boston
Clestieg
Middlewesturn
Northwestern
Dex Kaetern
New York
Conedtming
Mer- Eastern
Shipmernts
Shipping Pointe
Pittsburgh
Virginia
Lew Tevet
Conde
Prembams
Eich Cage
Hare Witter
Kansas City
Winnipes
Reeder
Tiea
Nebraska Corn Show and Other Nebraska News Tidbits
The Nebraska Crop Growers Association will host the annual state corn stew in Lincoln during the first week of January. Farms across the state offer premiums and trophies, with notes on cooperative efforts, farm bureaus, and agricultural progress. Other items include livestock markets, hospital openings, a royal wedding anniversary, and local fires of note.
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Nebraska Crop Grower
Lincoton
H Stewert
University
Lincolts
Omaha
Iute
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Nebraska Livestock
Ft. Russell
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nathaniel Vandorn
Stromsburg
Richmond County
Ohio
Polk County
Nebraska
Oscar Groth
Blair
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Lincoln
D. Harris Cook
Plattamouth
Northwestern University
Norval Lark
Seward
Matzren
Hartford
Platte County
Duncan
Nebraskas post election canvass highlights and local notes
The version lists outcomes from Nebraska ballots showing candidate mentions, livestock market prices, and state events. It notes Governor McKelvie and other figures and records farm and education news, including agricultural meetings in Lincoln and Nebraska teachers training efforts.
States lacking federal recognition for guard units named
The annual report by Major General Jeane Carter lists fourteen states without federally recognized guard units as of June 30 including Arkansas Delaware Illinois Indiana Louisiana Massachusetts Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Mexico North Dakota South Dakota and West Virginia. The recognized units totaled 56 100 officers and men.
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Washington, D
Jeane Carter
Arkansas
Delaware
Illinoia
Indiana
Uisiana
Massachusetts
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
West Virginia
Sympathy mob wrecks Union Club during memorial event in New York
More than 5 000 Irish sympathizers attend MacBwiney memorial mass at St Patrick's Cathedral and storm the Union Club across the street at noon Thursday. They smash plate glass windows and doors with stones bricks and watches and destroy interior art works. Police bring 200 police reserves from every Manhattan precinct to restore order.
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Gritieh Club
New York
Iriah
Mac Bwiney
St. Patricks Cathedral
Union Club
Calla
Manhattan
American business in France hit by Bank of France policy
Report says American merchants in France suffer as the Bank of France declines to extend papers for French firms at year start. Green manufacturers and agents face reduced winter orders as wholesalers and retailers struggle to move stock amid tightened credit and market resistance.
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Paria
France
Bank of France
Greenuofacturers
Surplus Dairy Policy Sparks Mandate Debate in Geneva
Fragmented report describes a crisis surrounding dairy commodity surplus with European power dynamics. It mentions the Belgian and British objections, a permanent mandate commission, and alleged American counterfeiting schemes linked to Bolshevik influence.
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Geneva
Milk Prices Seen Too High and Farmers Seek Co operation
J W Coverdale of the American Farm Bureau Federation calls for a national milk producer conference to devise better marketing methods and potential cooperation. Some dairies refuse purchases while producers in New York state canning milk and stockpiling for future demand. He notes excess supply and urges lower prices to spur usage.
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Chicago
J.W. Coverdale
American Farm Bureau
Federation
Coverdale
New York State
Dublin Seizures and Roundups Mark Irish Police Action
Widespread police and military activity across Ireland with searches, arrests, and cordons around Dublin and Cork. Document seizures, six arrests at Queenstown, and efforts to capture republican leaders mirror Easter rebellion tactics, as tensions rise nationwide. A separate report details a Wayne County Nebrasa farmer killing his family after Thanksgiving prep and a suicide. North Carolina Methodists push for a national Sabbath law to end Sunday services and post, aiming to curb federal Sunday operations.
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Dublin
Kalida
Queenstown
Dubin
Rockmount
N. C
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Congress
Great Southern’ Methodiat
Tennesee
Pleas of Not Guilty Entered in Burlington Mail Robbery Case
Eight suspects including seven men and one woman waived preliminary hearings at the arraignment in Council Bluffs on November 13 before United States Commissioner A. Wyers. They were ordered held on bonds totaling up to $25,000 each. Principal defendants Merle Phillips Fred Poffenburger and Orville Phillips face charges for the theft from the United States mail and concealment of stolen funds. Bonds were set to secure the return of the money should it be recovered.
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J J. Hess
Feferse
Burlington
Coonett Bluffs
United States
We A. Byers
Merte
Orvitle Paillips
Fred EK
Poffenburger
Poffesbarger
United. States
Comilesioner
B- Poffenburger
Oreille Pinlips
Merle
Daty Reed
Poffenburgers
Ifart
Serdre
Fone Missioner
Dyers
Abelievey
Wyre
Hogs Back to Prewar Price in Chicago Market
Hogs in Chicago and nationwide have returned to prewar price levels as supply and demand shift. The weekly hog supply nears 400,000 head across principal markets, contrasting with about 3,000,000 weekly earlier, marking a rebound after the war era. Prices hover near 815 per hundredweight, reflecting market stabilization despite volatility.
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Chicago
Pracei Tong
Tariff on Wheat Grop Proposed in Washington
A tariff plan calls for a 25 cent per bushel duty on imported wheat. Representative McLaughlin argues the drop in market prices results from foreign buyers and speculative reports rather than genuine shortages. He cites a large shipment of 2,000,000 bushels from Gabreston as evidence of planned manipulation.
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Washington
Congress
McLaughlin
Melangtlin
India
Gabreston
Immigrants Headed for California and Chicago
Transportation official W. Black of the Santa Fe system says large numbers of European immigrants are heading to California and Chicago. He notes most are aliens returning to fight for their homelands, mainly French, Italian, and Greek, seen as good agricultural workers in California’s vineyards and orchards.
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Chicago
Europe
California
W. Black
Hele
Nationality Bank Pledges $10 Million to Cuban Sugar Planters
Havana reports the Nationality Bank of New York has notified its Havana branch to place 10 million dollars at the disposal of Cuban sugar planters to help them prepare for the upcoming crop. The move signals support for Cuban agriculture and sugar production amid growing market needs.
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Havana
Cuba
Nationality Bank of New York
Fa. Vane
Reward Offered for Wall Street Bombing Suspect Identity
A private detective agency in New York posts a reward of 850000 for exclusive information identifying the person or persons responsible for the Wall Street bomb explosion. The offer is dated September 16.
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New York
Wall Street
Alleged Slayer Attempts Suicide in Nebraska Jail
In Broken How Nebraska Swantshester an alleged slayer of Florence Marton a Kansas City society girl captured six miles south of Center after escaping from three detectives jumped from a train window and then in county jail attempted to kill himself by strangling with a torn blanket tied to his neck and cell bar.
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Wayne County
Pender
Neb
George H. Dinklage
Plorence Marton
Kenses
Ccente
Packing Officials Receive Ranged Sentences in Fraud Case
Eight Consumers' Packing officials and agents were sentenced by Federal Judge Hans A. Evans after convictions for conspiracy to defraud by using the mails. Penalties ranged from seven years in Leavenworth to six months in county jail, with fines from 1000 to 10000 dollars. former director Habbi A. J. Méesing was fined.
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Chicageo
Penlitentiary
Leavenworth
Consumers’ Packing Company
Hans A. Evans
Habbi A. J. Méesing
Eee
Millions for a New Stomach
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a health tonic to improve digestion and strengthen the stomach. It claims to aid digestion, prevent disease, and improve blood quality, noting it contains no alcohol or narcotics and has five decades of publik trust.
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Dr. Pierce
Invatida’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
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