Nebraska Governor Issues 1910 Primary Proclamation
Governor Shallenberger orders a state primary on the third Tuesday of August 1910 to nominate candidates for offices including governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, and several others. Also proposes an amendment on elector qualifications and mentions party conventions and delegate representation details. Beatrice, Lincoln, and Omaha delegations noted. proxies not allowed.
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A.D
Republican State Central Committee
Lincoln
Beatrice
Omaha
O.C
Bell
Joseph C Sparks Elected Chadron Normal Principal
Joseph C Sparks has been elected principal of Chadron Normal School. He previously served five years in the office of the state superintendent, oversaw county certification, and sat on the board of examiners for life certificates. Sparks came to Nebraska from Illinois in 1885 and taught at Greeley Orleans Fairmont and Aurora after graduating from Nebraska Central College.
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Chadron Normal School
Mr. Sparks
Nebraska
Ilinois
Nebraska Central College
Greeley
Orleans
Fairmont
Aurora
Reed Announces Democratic Candidacy for U S Senator
Willis B Reed of Madison has filed his name as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for United States senator. Reed is an attorney and former law partner of W W Allen, with long standing prominence in Third district and state Democratic politics.
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Reed
Madison
United States
Mr. Reed
W. W. Allen
Crete Telephone Co Raises Capital to Buy Kramer-Denton Lines
The Crete Telephone company gains state approval to raise capital by 50 800 dollars to total 75 000 dollars. The funds will be used to acquire lines from Kramer Denton Company which owns farm lines.
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Crete Company
Crete Telephone Company
State Railway Commission
Kramer- Denton Company
City seeks injunction against state Board of Education
Alliance attorneys say they will petition the Supreme Court for an injunction to replace the dissolved Lancaster County District Court order with the state board of education taking its place. The move targets maintaining control over local education governance amid the dissolution ruling.
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City of
Alliance
Supreme Court
State Board of Education
District Court of
Lancaster County
Employers' Liability Act Upheld By Nebraska Supreme Court
The Nebraska Supreme Court sustains the 1907 Employers' Liability Act governing railroad employers. In Swoboda v Union Pacific, the court finds the plaintiff injured while operating and aiding a steam hammer in the Omaha railroad blacksmith shop qualifies under the act. The decision affirms the act as valid and not unconstitutional under the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Supreme Court
Frank Swoboda
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Swoboda
Union - Pacific
Omaha
Bwoboda
Nebraska
Practical Farming Notes on Livestock Poultry and Crops
A long compilation on farm care covering pig shelter and feeding, sheep health, dairy milk handling, poultry nutrition, and crop practices. Topics include calf and colt training, beekeeping activity patterns, soil moisture, green manuring, and fertilization cautions for oats and corn.
Courts to Decide Rail Rate Questions in Nebraska
The railway commission will issue a schedule of class rates after court decisions on two cent fare law and freight rate questions. A key issue is the division of earnings and expenses between state and interstate rail business and whether railroad allotments to the state are proper. If the attorney general succeeds, the commission can set rates to reflect railroad usage and revenue.
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Raiway Commission
Nebraska
Reneral
PRR
Kilgore Reappointed As State Board Amender
Kilgore Mw Kilgore of YY oek has been appointed as an Amender of the state board for a three year term. The commission dates from July 1 and covers a party related assignment.
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Attorney Pleads Guilty for Client in Federal Case
In federal court Jake Tarpenning of Wahoo was indicted for assaulting a revenue officer and his attorney entered a guilty plea on the charge. A fine of $100 was imposed, paid by the attorney.
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Jake Tarpenning
Wahoo
Wis
Governor Clark Named Democratic Lieutenant Governor Candidate
Governor Ralph Clark of Stella Richardson County was a member of the last legislature as the secretary of State candidate for lieutenant governor on the Democratic ticket.
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Ralph Clark
Stella
Richardson
Leutennant
Clark Wass
Must File by Petition Merna Candidate Seeks Dual Ballot
W Joe Taylor of Merna seeks fusion for congress in the Sixth district. He wrote to the secretary of state asking if his listing as a candidate on both the democratic and populist tickets is complete. The secretary will request a petition if he plans to appear on both ballots.
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W. Joe Taylor
Merna
Congress
Taylor
Judgment Against Bee Building Firm Upheld
Walter Quinby aged 12 acting as messenger boy was injured in a Bee Building passenger elevator and the Supreme Court affirmed the judgment in his favor against Bee Building Company.
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Walter Quinby
Bee Building Company
Supreme Court
Quinby
Bee
Veterans camp honors Mrs. Pierce for memorial flowers
Camp William Lewis No. 2 of the Nebraska department of United Spanish War Veterans passes a resolution thanking Mrs. Margaret Pierce of Maico for presenting flowers used to decorate graves on Memorial Day. She has supplied flowers for three years and declined payment offers from florists this year.
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William Lewis No
Department of Nebraska
United States
Margaret. Pierce
Maico
Pierce
Bondsonby Quits Smoking Over Office Comment
Bondsonby has given up smoking, surprising colleagues who recall his years of habit. A stenographer’s remark overheard by a listener is cited as the catalyst, noting she would kiss a pig rather than a man who always smokes.
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Bondsonby
Appendix or Not a Paper The Bosses Face
A sharp exchange questions the name and purpose of the publication as an apparent political opponent challenges the paper’s role. The dialogue frames the newspaper as a so called useless organ and hints at political leverage against media.
Virtue and Vice Quotation Note by Fuller
A compact quotation attributed to Fuller urges readers to search others for their virtues while examining themselves for vices. The line emphasizes self-scrutiny and moral reflection as a path to virtue.
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