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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
2
District Attorney W Joseph Ford and Deputy J McNamara warn that arrests tied to the Times bombing may shift between federal and state authorities. They indicate suspects could be taken to Milwaukee or tried locally if federal action falters, with other arrests planned nationwide.
The Star tells of a woman and five children near destitution living in a flood damaged shack from 1903. Thursday about a thousand people arrived by foot, bicycles, and cars to help. Big brothers filled the coal bin while others packed clothing and food. Overflow reached neighbors in need.
Hong Kong reports the reign of piracy on the West river has been checked by vigilant guards. Details note enforcement actions tightened patrols and arrests reducing raids. The report emphasizes improved security and ongoing efforts to curb maritime theft along the river.
A compact summary of brief items spanning U S and international events. Topics include La Follette campaign kickoff in North Dakota Taft message to Congress and Knox dinner plans Russia Persia Persia politics Standard Oil dissolution Hankow Han Yang fighting and unrest in Tripoli and Decatur hospitalized Italian feuds and Goebel murder pardon denial Milwaukee impeachment calls.
The report lists Nebraska election returns with a notable rise in socialist votes to 9 067 statewide, up from years past, and gives the margins for several state officers. It notes Judge Hainer defeating Degn by 1 229 votes and Hall beating Harman by 10 584, along with tallies for Supreme Court and Regents candidates and a statewide railway commissioner race. The piece also covers a court decision affirming state ownership of hay land on school sections and a Thanksgiving notice of meals for state wards, penitentiary prisoners, and the asylum patients.
A visitor plans to inspect Lowe Hospital to learn about its operations and apply insights to a forthcoming state hospital for the indigent at Kearney. The land commissioner has traveled to Iowa for the purpose of gathering information.
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Attorney general rules that the guaranty act does not alter old law on public funds deposits. State treasurer must cap deposits at 30 percent of a bank’s capital. National banks with state funds must keep bonds. state depositories may gain bonding rebates. Depositors face pro rata sharing with public funds if a state bank fails.
A reader criticized the governor for preferring football games over duties and urged a Tiankagiy Way proclamation. The governor’s lengthy Thanksgiving proclamation dated November 6 was widely published in weekly papers.
The state canvassing board met and canvassed the returns from the recent general election. T. W. Smith tabulated the duplicates from county clerks and found no errors. Nemaha County shows Harman with 1096 on the duplicate abstract, which was confirmed as correct after a telephone check.
Governor Aldrich offered to take the case under advisement for ten years if Robert B. Aikes can contribute for his three children. The accused’s attorney said he would try to meet the governor’s order as extradition to Kaneos was sought on the child abandonment charge.
State Railway commission completes summary of railroad injuries and deaths through June 20, 11. The report lists eighty one total deaths including thirty three employees five passengers one clerk and forty two others. Injured totals reach seven hundred twenty employees one hundred twenty nine passengers postal clerks and other one hundred forty six others.
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