NEBRASKA TRAIN WRECKERS CONFESSIONS AND SHOTS OF WRECKING
Four Missouri Pacific detectives questioned Bel and Hoffman in Newpasks Neb for the January train wreck. Partial confessions are said to blame Hoffman and a Kopp, while Duncan and others are under examination. Prisoners bound over to February district court, with Kruger released. The rail wreck motive remains murky as authorities pursue the truth.
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Newpasks Crrr
Missouri Pacific
Bel
Hoffman
Wen
Dell
Kopp
Mapes
Richard Kruger
Muisulace Ur
Juareal
Tran Nebraske
Nays
Iluisaun
Bell
Hedman
Ruthoat
Tooke
Ubey
Cmicy
Siro
Kianis
The Era of Peace at New England Society Dinners
The piece surveys Southern leaders like Trenholm Grady and Phelan at New England Society dinners in Philadelphia and New York. It highlights Grady’s Lincoln tribute and Phelan’s defense of Union victory while noting Harper’s Weekly praise and a Detroit Free Press reflection on New England’s response to the “New South.”
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New South
James Phehin
Tennessee
Congress
Memphis
Trenholes
Gray
Mr. Phelza
Tmnion
Thes
Sturery
Sears
Roy Biers
New England
Taman
Tong
Mr. Grliy
Aril Childern
Triastee
Harper's Weekly
Henry W. Grady
Lee
Appomattox
New York
Grady
Detroit Free Press
Meni
Beit Nia
Jermea
Try
United States
Great Britain
Bay Iy
Cleveland
Kedhras
Bri
Bayard
Canadian
N. F
Mr. Blaine
Boston
Burchard
Winthrop
Collins
O'Brien
Blaine
Providence
Jom Sherman
San Francisco
Republicans Accused of Neglecting Union Soldiers in Congress
A scanned editorial debate claims the Republican party has betrayed soldiers by sidelining Union veterans in Congress. It singles out Colonel Henderson as a potential strong Union advocate, contrasts Western states with the South, and questions the party’s loyalty to veterans amid railroad influence and rising rebel nostalgia.
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Fiannas
Austix
Tex
Sender Bell
Predmsa
Martindary Commission
Texas
United States
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Tesus
Kanes
Kansas
New Hampshire
Brown
Gover County
Indian Territory
Feder Goverment
Elaine
Republican Party
Ite
Megister
Senate
Towa Stents Zeitung
D. B. Henderson
Towa
John A. Logan
Washington
Hawley
Harrieun
Henderson
South
North
Great West
Harrison
West
United States Senate
Great Western States
Moines Lynden
Tansxquan
L T
Southern Kansas Railway Company
Fort Smith
Ark
John C. Fay
Attorney General
Brewster
Darkey
Sal
Nicholas Biddle
Nick” Biddle
United States Bank
Henry
Harry
Nick
Davie Scott
St. Jacobs
Wheat and corn production and prices in 1922 reports
Agriculture department data show wheat yield about 124 bushels per acre for winter and spring, with total wheat output around 477,0840 bushels from ~26,710 acres, prices averaging 7 cents per bushel down from prior years. Oats yield and value also noted, plus a separate incident of dynamite damage on the Sutter street cable line and Cherokee Nation rights case upcoming in federal court.
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Seton and Trasse
Mearly
Luaving i
Turin
Yale
Sie
Ind
Isa
Iste
Pacificoost
Post Street
Larkin
Polk Strets
Larkin Street
Sutter Street
Amateur garden tips and old farming notices mixed in
A jumble of home gardening advice and farm notes appears, citing plum grafting, tomato training, milk boiler tricks, grape care, soil mixtures, wood use for posts and fuel, along with miscellaneous culinary and horticultural fragments from several periodicals.
Grain and livestock market report note from January markets
Market reports show grains and provisions with mixed prices and steady demand. Wheat dull, futures uncertain. pork, lard, and short ribs firm. cattle steady to firm with mixed grades. hogs active and higher. prices across corn oats barley and dairy mirror regional activity in Kansas City and New York on January 15.
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Sr. Loris
Felwuars
Iue
Proevisioss
Stessy
Ieoye Bate
Sar
Kexy
Hill
Eure
Feeviers
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Watsy
Stronz
Smeer
Howe
New York
Elgin Creamery
Western Fresh
Western
City Aweem
Kansas City
Tagnily
Negro Wit and Mockery in Postwar Anecdotes
A compilation of broad social jests and anecdotes about Black Americans, highlighting misdirected wit, courtroom quips, and barber-shop humor. The text surveys postwar perceptions, featuring named figures and humorous exchanges while warning against stereotypes.
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America
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