Roosevelt and Chicago Beat Headlines Across Nation
A condensed Washington report notes no plans to move Oklahoma’s capital from Guthrie to Oklahoma City. Roosevelt signals Kansas speech in Ossawattomie and Nesta Norris Brown lauds congress. Talks on arbitration with Mexico, Pullman berth charges, and drought driven wheat gains. Public buildings funding, revenue division creation, and campaign reporting laws move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Roosevelt
Scott
Kansas
Ossawattomie
Multiple 1921 News Briefs From Across the U.S.
Reports cover a half million fire loss in Paterson New Jersey satisfaction for government receipts to Secretary MacVeagh a warning that a billion dollars was not appropriated by congress the death of former Governor John H McGraw in Seattle and various transportation rate and labor developments including rail wage hikes and a railway sale multiple public notices and a fatal car crash involving C Wolfers and his son in Hopkins Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Brown
Congress
House
Chicago
Northwest
Knox
University of Pennsylvania
Burrows
Lorimer
State Department
Madriz
Roosevelt
Jeffries-Johnson
Reno
Senate
Ballinger-Pinchot Committee
Minneapolis
New York
Butler Ames
Massachusetts
United States Senate
Richard
Gillette
California
San Francisco
John L. Sullivan
Jeffries
Melville W. Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Harvard Law School Association
Treasury
Charles F. Booher
Savannah
St. Louis
E. H. Terrel
San Antonio
United States
Belgium
Texas
Vatican
Department of Agriculture
W. H. Waggaman
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
New York World
Theodore Rooseevlt
Paterson
New Jersey
MacVeagh
Tawney
John H. McGraw
Washington
Seattle
Count Zeppelin
Interestate Commerce Commission
Sioux City Y
Philippines
Committee On Insular Affairs
Charlies A. White
Professor Langeley
Smithsonian Institute
Europe
Mr. Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
James R. Garfield
Oyster Bay Pilot
Senator Danniel Dies in Virginia On June Thirtieth
The death of Senator Danniel of Virginia is reported for June thirtieth. The passing marks another notable loss among state leaders.
Fire Devastates Wymore Business District
A major blaze erupted in the basement of Cumro and Catshall grocery in Wymore Nebraska at 1 am Thursday. It spread rapidly destroying four main blocks with losses estimated between 125000 and 150000 dollars. Firefighters tackled the fire but it flared again and burned uncontrollably to the street corner before ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wymore
Neb
Cumro & Catshall
Priest Celebrates Fifty Years in Nebraska City
Father Hahn of St. Marys Catholic church marked his fiftieth anniversary of ordination on Thursday. A crowd of parish ladies hosted a reception at the rectory and presented him with a large purse as a token of the esteem in which he is held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Father Hahn
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Beaver City School District Reports Financial Gain
At the Beaver City school district annual meeting the moderator reported the district was 6000 dollars better off financially than the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver City
Midwest Life seeks young man for agent training in Lincoln
The Midwest Life offers a training and career path for a bright capable man aged 20 to 24 in Lincoln. The program covers tuition for two sales courses Sheldon School and American School of Insurance, plus a nominal first year salary. Initial work includes half office duties and half commission based life insurance solicitation, then full time commission only. Apply to The Midwest Life at 119 South 10th Street Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Life
Lincoln
Sheldon School
American School of Insurance
South 10Th Street
Fremont Loses 400 for Delayed Coal Storage Plan
A city mishandled suggestion to stock 800 tons of coal for pits cost Fremont 400. Other notes include a boy burned filling a stove, a window fireworks blaze, a man electrocuted in Cripple Creek, a Spanish War Hayward Club formed in district one, and Alma band reorganization. Harvest begins eastern Nebraska with 70 to 96 percent of normal winter wheat yield anticipated.
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Fremont
Eddie
E. C. Carter
Beaver City
W. B. Martin
Albion
J. Stinehal
Omaha Electric Light and Power Company
Harry Gee
Edgar
National Hotel
Cripple Creek
Hayward Club
Will Hayward
Nebraska City
Beatrice
Laurentide Mica
Alma Band
R. C. Young
W. G. Haskell
Nebraska
Beatrice Becomes Gaming Ground for Local News
M H Marble remains on Table Rock school board for twelfth year. Kaute Johnson of near Minden killed by fast freight, wife injured. Beavers City faces water famine as new works fail to meet demand. Rev G K Wienke named traveling missionary with Lincoln HQ. Wahoo seeks postal savings designation. Broken Bow to vote bonds for water works. Sutton buys lot for central office. Cook to have new elevator and livestock market. Rev Gustav Becker ill in Lincoln with Addison's disease. Auburn hosts summer race meet July 12 13 14 with 6500 purses. 1911 intercollegiate prohibition convention to meet in Lincoln. Blaine Stoker loses three fingers at Beatrice machine shop. Peru Miss Johnson loses $80 pocketbook at depot. thief leaves ticket.
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M. H. Marble
Table Rock
Marble
Kaute Johnson
Minden
Wilma
W. C. F. Lumley
Beaver City
G. K. Wienke
German Lutheran Church of
Auburn
General Synod of Nebraska
Lincoln
Wahoo
Nebraska
Gustav Becker
Blaine Stoker
Beatrice
Miss Johnson
Peru
Burlington
Nebraska City
Alberts Named Deputy Game Warden and Local Political Moves
Nels O. Alberts of Saronville is appointed deputy game warden by the governor to replace John Donovan who resigned. Senator J A Ollis of Valley county seeks reelection, Beatrice attorney Menzo W Terry runs for Democratic attorney general. Road weed-cutting duty persists, with August 15 deadline. Burlington depot complaint in Max, Dundy county renews after 1908 dismissal. State Treasurer Brian reports June cash balance and fund growth. Census Supervisor Helvey completes First district data, fifty eight population districts and twenty one ag data reports filed. Office to remain briefly to finish bureau correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels O. Alberts
Saronville
John Donovan
J. A. Ollis
Valley County
Menzo W. Terry
Beatrice
Terry
Railway Commission
Burlington
Max
Dundy
Brian
Helvey
Nebraska
Washington
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Miss
A testimonial from Mrs. Willie Epwakps of Holly Springs Mississippi credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her tumor and improving health after a prior operation. The ad touts the remedy as a standard female health treatment and offers confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Holly Springs
Miss
Willie Epwakps
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound At Once. Forcer E. Pinkham
Kind to Kids Comment Reflects Automobileists View
Clara praises a driver as kind hearted while Clarence says he never ran over a child unless in a hurry, reflecting public sentiment about cautious driving and safety in everyday life.
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Clara
Clarence
A Hibernian Verdict Reflects on England and George
A New Yorker employs an aged Irishman who laments the death of the king. The old man pauses, removes his hat, and notes the king as a fine man but says he will keep his eye on George as an Englishman and a ruler.
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Emerald Isle
Pat
England
Yoz
George
No breakthrough here but a sharp saying on procrastination
A terse reflection notes that many achieve less by spending time informing others of their intended actions. It emphasizes action over rhetoric and hints that planning without progress wastes effort.
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Home and Foreign Intelligence
J. S. McMurry
Gore
Chickashaw
Nicaragua
New Orleans
Estrada
Mexico
Chamizal
el Paso
Tex
Ambassador de la Barra
Pullman Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles West
Omaha
Joseph Wendling
Alma Killner
Louisville
Houston
Danniel
Virginia
Dr. Hyde
Kansas City
Cannon
Cambridge
Harvard
H. W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
McMurray
the Midwest Life
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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